Crusade Officials
Officials of the Cancer Fund Drive to begin April 13, are shown above at their Kick-Off meeting held here Saturday morning.
Shown, left to right are: Mrs. Gertrude Collins, Chairman, White Level Community; Miss Linda Woodlief. Co-Chairman,
Mitchner's Community; Mrs. H. C. Goswick, Chairman Katesville Community; Mrs. Lib Cheatham, Co-Chairman, Youngsville;
Miss Lucy Burt, Louisburg. Chairman; Mrs. Grady Snyder, Educational Councelor; Mrs. Archie Brown, Co-Chairman,
Youngsville; Mrs. Faye Cardwell, Chairman, Moulton Community; Mrs. John Lee Wilder. Co-Chairman, Mitchner's Community;
Mrs. Jeanette Ayscue, Chairman, Alert Community; Mrs. Cora Ellen Driver, Epsom Community Chairman; Mrs. Peggy Pinnetl,
Cedar Rock Community; Mrs. Hilda Cottrell, Co-Chairman, Moulton Community and George Champion, Franklin County
Crusade Chairman.
Photo by Ross Shuping.
Franklinton
Mr. David Secor is attend
ing a LP Gas convention at
the Marriott Motel in Atlanta,
Georgia.
Mrs. Walter W. Cooke has
returned home after visiting
her sister in Alexandria. Vir
ginia for two months.
- Miss Rhonda Payne, a stu
dent at Wake Forest Univer
sity, has arrived home for
spring holidays.
Mrs. Clyde Lee
Waiden, Jr. of Charleston, S.
C. and infant daughters are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Waiden, Sr.
Mrs. G. C. Wainwright of
Wilson visited Mr. and Mrs. J.
t. Whitfield and Miss Frances
Wortham Saturday.
Mrs. Richard Whitfield at
tended an organizational
meeting of the North Caro
lina Women's Highway Safety
Leaders at the Statler-Hilton
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in Greensboro Saturday.
Mrs. Marie Sturevant of
Covington, Virginia visited
Mrs. Minnie Harris and Mrs.
Mary Coffman a couple of
days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. James Kear
ney and family of Seaford,
Delaware are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. B. B. Nowell.
Mr. and Mrs. Earlie Tillot
son and Anita of Louisburg
visited the B. B. Nowells Sun
day.
Or. and Mrs. Spurgeon Eakes
have returned home after
touring Spain and northern
Africa.
Miss Cheryl Eakes. a stu
dent at Wayne Community
College in Goldsboro, visited
her parents during the week
end.
When athletes become
more important than studies,
the tail is running away with
the dog.
I Easter
Services
Youngsviile . On Thunday
evening, April third, at seven
oclock. The Lord's Supper
I *IU observed in a special
Maundy Service at the
Youngsviile Baptist Church,
rhe public is cordially invited
to attend.
Youngsviile ? The Youngs
Ville Baptist Church has been
invited to join with other area
churches, to attend a Com
munity Sunrise Service Sun
day morning. April 6th, at
5 30 at the Wake Forest
Country Club Golf Course on
Dr. 0. T. Binkley, Presi
dent of the Southeastern
Seminary, will bring the mes
sage at the service which has
p en planned by the Wake
forest Ministerial Associa
^ community choir will
sing. This will be an inter-de
norm national service.
Youngsviile . An Easter
Message jn Song was pre
sented at the Baptist Church
Sunday evening, March 30,
under the director of choir
leader Mrs. A. N. Corpening.
Mrs. A1 DePorter was piano
accompanist.
The Carol Choir presented
Learn of God's Love"
Once Long Ago" "Easter'
Know My Sa^
Living "Wonderful Easter
Story", and "He's Alive".
Smg.ng in this group were
Susan Weatherford, Mary Lu
and Nancy DePbrter, Kelly
PMIlin 1? Corpenin?. Steve
jSuJZ? 4nd
, Girl, Chorus tended
?w ? and Daughters",
n ?j There", "Joy
Dawned Again on Easter
Day , "You'll Never Walk
r f J" this ^"P ???
Carol Mitchell, Mary Lou
Brown, Rhonda Strickland
Nancy and Katie Ann Lind
say, Janet and Harriett
ST-w^V?"'' ?nd
Bake Sale
wi?Lehah,'s Methodist Church
will hold a bake sale Satur
day, April 5, at A & p in
Louisburg from 10 a.m. until.
Deaths
MRS. BEATRICE B. PERRY
Mrs. Beatrice Bow den Per
ry, 64, of Bunn died Thurs
day morning in Franklin
Memorial Hospital. Funeral
services were conducted at 2
p.m. Saturday at the Poplar
Springs Baptist Church by the
Rev. Bobby Joyner and Rev.
Billy Clevenger. Burial fol
lowed in the Bunn Cemetery.
Surviving are her husband.
Bayard E. Perry: one daugh
ter. Mrs. Violet P. Martin of
Bunn; one son. Dallas H. Per
ry of Raleigh; one brother. J.
Clarence Bowden of Weldon;
one sister. Mrs. Bertha Coun
cil of Gaston; and two grand
children.
REBA J. (JACKIE) STONE
Wallace ? Funeral services
for Reba Jacquetyn (Jackie)
Stone, 13, who was kidnaped
Tuesday and later found dead
were held at 11 a.m. Friday
at the Wallace Baptist Church
by the Rev. L. E. Whitlock.
Burial followed at the Smith
family cemetery near White
Lake.
Surviving are her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Stone; two
sisters, Robin Elaine and Lisa
Leigh Stone; two brothers,
Michael Jonathan and David
Whitney Stone of the home;
her maternal grandmother,
Mrs. L. R. (Jack) Woodlief of
White Lake; her paternal
grandmother, Mrs. Whitney
Stone of Henderson; her ma
ternal great -grandmother,
Mrs. R. T. Smith of Eliza
beth town.
MRS. OLLIE B. FOWLER
Franklinton - Funeral ser
vices for Mrs. Ollie Ball Fow
ler, 74, who died Saturday,
were held at 2:30 p.m. Mon
day at Sandling Funeral
Home by the Rev. Chip Con
yers and Walker Pettijohn.
Burial followed in the Mt.
Carmel Christian Church
Cemetery.
Surviving is a son, Louis
Fowler of Henderson; three
daughters, Mrs. Elsa Wheelers
of the home, Mrs. Vanczer
Perkinson of Franklinton and
Mrs. Monroe Dickens of Rt.
1, Kittrell; a brother, Chester
(Bud) Ball of Franklinton; a
step-grandchild; a step great
grandchild.
Candlelight
Service
To Be Held
A candlelit Holy Com
munion service will be held
Thursday night, April 3, be
fore Easter at Popes' Chapel
United Church of Christ. The
service will start at 7:30 p.m. 1
This is in observance of
Holy Week and we invite
everyone to attend.
Woman's Club
To Meet
(Frk. B.W.) The Franklin
ton Woman's Club will meet
in the home of Mrs. Wilson
Gupton Thursday evening at
8 o'clock.
The Home Life Depart
ment will present the pro
gram which will be a Youth
Panel Discussion.
All club members are
urged to attend the meeting.
Lily Parade
(Frk. B.W.) On Saturday
afternoon, Mrs. Jerri Ball and
Mrs. David Secor conducted
the Lily Parade in Franklin- ,
ton.
Assisting , Mrs. Ball and
Mrs. Secor in selling lilies
were Debbie Holland, Bobby
Jo. Clark, Sandy Strickland.
Sherry Corn, Susan Fishel,
Bonnie Senter, Karen Coats,
Lu Ann Thompson and
Sharon Secor.
The money received from
the sale will help the crippled
children and adults.
Cantata
Presented
(FRK. B.W.) The Easter
Cantata, "No Greater Love,"
by John W. Peterson was pre
sented. at the morning wor
ship service at the Franklin
ton Baptist Church on Sun
day.
Organist and director was
Mrs. Bruce Honeycutt.
Soloists were Mrs. Lamar
Greene, Mr. William Hagwood
and Mr. Joe Whitaker.
Reader was the Rev.
Horace Jackson, pastor of the
church.
Thanks
We wish to express our
thanks and appreciation to
Dr. Cole and Dr. Bndfthaw
and everyone at Franklin
Memorial Hospital for their
faithful service to our wife
and mother.
The Family of
Beatrice Bowden Ferry
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