Louisburg Elementary School Menu
Monday:
S?uage Putin* w /Buttered
Grits
Green Lima Beans
Chilled Tomato Cup
Cherry Cobbler
Hot Blacuti
HPt. MUk
Tuesday:
Fish Stick Burger
Succotash
French Fried Potatoes
Peanut Butter Frosted Cake
Squam
School Made Buns
UPt. Milk
Wednesday ? Easter Lunch
Turkey Pineapple Salad in
Lettuce Nest
Little Chick Green Peas
Easter Bunny Citrus Fruit
Cup
Hot Cross Rolls
Easter Egg Cake
MPt. Milk
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Formerly in the Masonic Building
now at
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Hours
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Closed Wednesday
9 A.M. - 7&P.M. Saturdays
Phone For Sunday Appointments ? 496-4887
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Spec. EARL B. OLDHAM
Sukiran, Okinawa
(AHTNC) ? Army Specialist
Five Earl B. Oldham, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Millard B. Old
ham, Louisburg, N. C., is par
ticipating in Annual Service
Practice with his unit, the
30th Artillery Brigade, on
Okinawa. He is an air defense
controller in the brigade's
Headquarters Battery.
During this training ex
ercise, the men of the brigade
actually fire their Hercules
and Hawk missiles at a drone
target far out over the East
China Sea.
The mission of the missile
men on Okinawa is to protect
the island against air attack.
On each firing .site the mis
siles and launching crews are
subjected to daily checks to
insure they are ready to "go"
at a moment's notice.
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Participating Churches
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BUNN
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FRANKLINTON (Apr. 7-13) '
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LOUISBURG
MAPLE SPRING
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PERRY'S CHAPEL
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POPLAR SPRINGS
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ROCK SPRINGS
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People, Spots In The News
GOOD CATCII: South Vietnam Ma- A
rine.< carry i> captumt enemy rocket
and its lijihtwoijrht launcher. y *
?MILITARY SHINK' is what
licriy l.illis pit nit Pad's
shoes with now U?>t polish kit
from .liilmsnn Wax
SWANS NKCKINU in
Chicinro'f Lincoln Park
make a symbolic heart
shape design. ,
HOUSE TRACK invasion by women ki'U Ixxmt in Ann
trulia with "jockcy-for-a-dHy" promotion at Orangv,
NSW Tin* winner wax Kay Itarnrs ( riyht ) . a mere 111.
New Space Food
Washington - Astronauts
of the future may be eating
spaghetti made from "hydro
gen bacteria" flavored with
spaghetti sauce. Dr. Benedict
T. DeCicco said this may be
man's best friend for astro
nauts sailing to Mars -a two
year round trip- when they
can't take with them all the
food and water they'll need
for the trip.
Israel's
New Leader
Jerusalem ? Mrs. Golda
Meir accepted leadership of
the Israeli government and
made it clear she's a hardliner
on occupied Arab territory.
Mrs. Meir is a former Milwau
kee teacher who emigrated to
Palestine.
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100th Year-Number 12
Thursday, March 27, 1969
Page 7
Lamm, Swine Breeder, Honored
M. T. Lamm, betteT
known to his Franklin Coun
ty neighbors as "Mr. Tom
mie", has one of the largest
swine breeder operations in
the Seven Paths, Community
that can be found anywhere.
"Mr. Tommie" with his
"first love ? agriculture" help
ed organize the Franklin
County Farm Bureau, served
as county chairman of "Crop
Control", county chairman of
Farmers Home Administra
tion. and was director of the
National Farm Loan Adminis
tration.
In 1935. he, 'purchased his
first two "Spots" and from
then until now he has con
tinously gained recognition
statewide, nationally and else
where as an outstanding
swine breeder. ,
"Mr. Tommie" was for
many years secretary-treas
urer of the North Carolina
Spotted Poland China State
Association which he helped
to organize and was very ac
tive in similar organizations.
In 1962-63, he was named
"Man of the Year" by the
Animal Science Club at N. C.
State University. His portrait
hangs in the Agricultural Hall
of Fame on the NCSU cam
pus.
Recently, "Mr. Tommie"
was honored at a dinner of
the National Spotted Poland
China Conference being held
in Greenville, N. C. He, hes
itatingly, attended with his
daughter, Mrs. June Chewn
ing of Goldsboro, as his ban
quet partner. It was a surprise
testimonial banquet in "Mr.
Tommie" 's honor and na
tional executive secretary
Duane Fort described the
honoree as "a servant, of God,
an educator, an agricultural
leader, and a swine breeder."
The citation presented to
"Mr. Tommie" said "in recog
nition of Lamm's long and
M T. LAMM
meritorious service to the N.
C. Spotted Breeders Associa
tion."
"Mr. Tommie", married to
the former Mozeile Moore
and father of two children.
Potato
Contains Ring
Alvarado, Minn. ? Last
spring while working in her
garden, Mrs. Neil Coulter lost
her wedding ring. Recently
while the family was eating
dinner, the ring was found in
a baked potato that was
grown in the family garden.
has been active in all branches
of his church, a principal in
Franklin and Nash County
schools and a very great lead
er in the agricultural activities
of this county.
Sends Shirt
Washington - Senator Paul
Fannin, (R-Ariz.), said he will
return the white dress shirt
mailed to him by a consti
tuent. William E. Bell of
Phoenix sent Fannin , the
"shirt off his back" after
Congress voted itself a big
pay raise. Fannin said he
voted aganst the raise.
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