Entertains
Canasta Club
(Frk. B.W.) Mrs R. B.
Pearce, Sr. entertained her
Canasta Club Wednesday
afternoon. Her home was dec
orated with arrangements of
peonies and roses.
Mrs. B. J. Conyers received
high score prize for club
members while second high
went to Mrs. L. A. Thomp
son, Sr.
Mrs. Owen Wilder was the
recipient of guest high and
also the floating prize.
Mrs. Pearce served a des
sert course with coffee to the
club members and Mrs. Wil
der.
Students To
Be In Recital
(Frk. B.W.) On Friday
evening, Mrs. Bruce Honey
cutt presented her piano stu
dents in a recital in the
Franklinton High School
Auditorium.
Students, who participated
in the recital, were Nancy
Herring, Wanda Herring, Mike
Gilbert, Wanda Pearce,
Sharon Secor, Jane Gordon,
Gwynn Gordon, Jane Con
yers, Cathy CoUins, Jo Ann
Collins, Gail Hudson, Nancy
Carr, A1 Conyers, Jan Wilder
and Cindy Secor.
Attend FHA
Convention
Saturday, Stephanie
Phillips, Jewel Debran,
Marsha Winstead, Jeanette Al
ford, April Chamblee and
Mrs. Lila T. Pearce, advisor,
from the Bunn F.H.A. Chap
ter attended the 23rd Annual
F.H.A. State Convention,
held at Memorial Auditorium,
Raleigh, N. C. The theme of
the convention was "Citizen
ship ? Who Is Responsible?"
The guest speaker was Dr.
Richard H. Klemer. His topic
"Use Your Influence" was
very meaningful and enlight
ing to all that attended. The
afternoon session was pre
sented by Columbus County,
using the topic "Which Way,
America?"
On Monday. May 19, the
following girls received
F.H.A. pins: Linda Richards,
Marsha Winstead, Jewel
Debran and Jeanette Alford.
Receives B.A. Degrees
CHARLES DAY
Mars Hill - Among the
257 awarded baccalaureate
degrees during the spring
commencement exercises of
Mars Hill College was Charles
William Day of Franklinton,
who received a Bachelor of
Arts degree in history.
Bessie McGhee
Circle Meets
(Frk. B.W.) The Bessie
Moore McGhee Circle of the
Franklinton Baptist Church
met at the home of Mrs. C.
Ray Pruette Thursday even
ing.
Mrs. Raymond Harris pre
sided over the meeting. A
financial report was given by
Mrs. Pruette.
The group discussed plans
for giving a party at one of
the cottages at Murdock.
Mrs. T. J. McGhee pre
sented the devotional
thoughts about "Witnessing".
During the social hour, the
hostess served ice cream,
cookies, nuts along with cof
fee.
FHS Glee Club
Presents
Program
(Frk. B.W.) On Friday,
May 23, the Franklinton High
School Glee Club will present
a musical program in the
school auditorium at 7:45
p.m. under the direction of
Mrs. Bruce Honeycutt.
There will be a small ad
mission fee.
Receives Quarter Century Certificate
Mr*. Louise Pruitt is shown above receiving Burlington
Industrie*' Quarter Century Club certificate, awarded for
twenty-five years of continuous service with the company
Also awarded is a diamond-studded gold service pin. Plant
Manager Lamar Greene (L) and Office Manager Richard
GoHghtly (R) expressed sincere appreciation for the faithful
work and loyal service exhibited by Mrs. Pruitt and twelve
other Frankllnton Fabrics Quarter Century Club members.
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PHYLLIS TOUSEY
Miss Phyllis Olivia Tousey,
granddaughter of William U.
Nowell of Franklinton, will
receive the B.A. degree in
Arts and Science with a major
in Art Sunday at Wisconsin
State University, River Falls.
Miss Tousey is the daugh
ter of the former Christine
.Nowell of Franklinton and is
a member of Sigma Chi Sigma
Honorary sorority.
Entertains
Bridge Club
Youngsville - Mrs. L. A.
Wood lief was hostess to her
bridge club with a party at
her home Thursday night of
this week. Peonies decorated
the party area and floral
bridge tallies were used.
Strawberry pie and coffee
were served between progres
sions or bridge. Nuts and
Cokes were enjoyed later by
guests. The hostess was as
sisted by her daughter, Miss
Connie Woodliet.
High score prizes were
won by Mrs. Robert Neeb
and Mrs. R. E. Cheatham.
Other guests in attendance
were Mesdames N. A. Brown,
H. H. Reddick, G W. Barnes,
B. H. Patterson, Ben Hudson
and Miss Susie Tharrington.
Franklin Mem.
Hospital Notes
The following were pa
tients in the hospital Tuesday
morning:
PATIENTS: Myrtle W.
Ayscue, Louisburg. Bessie P.
Bartholomew, Louisburg;
Betty W. Batton, Louisburg;
Ida Lucille Best. Louisburg;
Russell Lee Bobbitt, Louis
burg; Mary D. Bonner, Louis
burg; Rheba G. BuUuck,
Louisburg; Hillman J. Gash,
Louisburg; Hazel K. Collier,
louisburg; Theo Gertrude Col
lins, Castalia; Walter J.
Cooke, Franklinton: Lela E.
Deloatch, Louisburg; Lona G.
Denton, Louisburg; Mattie B.
Dickerson, Louisburg; Laura
T. Driver, Louisburg; Mabel
H. Driver, Louisburg; Ellena
O. Ethridge, Franklinton;
Mattie N. Evans, Louisburg,
Sidney F. Faulkner, Warren
ton; Merall Eugene Fisher,
Spring Hope? Walter R. Fulg
hum, Castalia; Edward Lee
Goodwin, Franklinto.r. Zena
L. Griffin, Castalia; Glennie
D. Gupton, Louisburg, James
E. Gupton, Louisburg; Lucy
P. Gupton, Louisburg; Mars
hall W. Haley, Franklinton;
Zebulon V. Harrell, Louis
burg; Carl S. Harris. Louis
burg; Jordan Floyd Hight,
Louisburg; Mamie W. Hill,
Louisburg; Annie W. Hunt,
Louisburg; Jessie S. Inscoe,
Castalia; Ollie M. Jenkins,
Franklinton; Pearl W. Jones,
Franklinton; Robert A. Kear
ney, Franklinton; Bennie E.
Kinton. Youngsville; Mattie
F. Lancaster, Louisburg; Pat
tie L. Leonard. Castalia; Ter
rence Lynch. Hollister; Thel
ma C. Marshall. Louisburg;
Christine Masaenburg. Louis
burg; Linda G. Medlin, Ra
leigh; Martha W. Medlin, Ze
bulon; Bonnie H. Moore,
Franklinton; Lillian B.
Moore. Bunn; Minnie C Neal,
Franklinton; John E. Nelms.
Louisburg. Annie F. Parrish,
Louisburg; Willie Lee Peace,
Franklinton: Elsie G. Perrv.
Louisburg; Betty S. Person,
Louisburg; Sarah E. Richard
?on. Louisburg; Dorothy C.
Shearon, Franklinton; Estella
Keith Shelton, Louisburg;
Nellie D. Shlrey, Franklinton,
Louise W. Smith, Louisburg;
Florence L. Stallings, Louis
burg; Elizabeth W. Sykes,
Louisburg; Carolyn P. Thar
rington, Louisburg; Jimmle
Webb. Louisburg; Lucy M
Wilder, Spring Hope; Eliza
beth C. Wilson, Louisburg;
Nettie H. Winstead, Loul*
burg; Joseph A. Winston,
Youngsville; Alton Wright.
Louisburg.
Louisburg
Woman's Club
To Meet
The Louisburg Woman's
Club will hold its last meeting
of the year with a dinner and
business meeting at the home1
of Mrs. Wilson Clay on Jeff
ress Drive Wednesday at 7:00
P.M.
Guest for the evening will
be Mrs. J. W. Weathers. Jr. of
Youngsville. Mrs. Weathers,
who is Vice President of the
N.C.F.W.C., will install the
new officers for the coming
year.
Outgoing President Mrs.
Joe Myers will install new
members joining the club and
present the Annual Woman of
the Year Award.
All members are urged to
attend thik meeting.- I
Skating
Party Is
Planned
Youngsville -? Members of
the Youngsville Teenage Club
have planned a skating party
for Saturday, May twenty
fourth. They will meet at one
thirty p.m. at the community
house with Teenage Club
Chairman Mrs. L. A. Wood
lief. The group will go to
Raleigh for skating in the
afternoon and will go out to
eat supper before returning
home.
This is to be one of the
final highlights of the club
year for the young people.
The last meeting will be held
Saturday, June twelfth. Meet
ings have been held twice a
month since last September
under the sponsorship of the
Youngsville Woman's Club.
Youngsville
Cancer
Drive Ends
Youngsville - With the
cooperation of volunteers
from all areas of town, the
annual Cancer Crusade in
Youngsville has netted about
three hundred and thirty dol
lars. With the Youngsville
Woman's Club as crusade
sponsor, Mrs. N. A. Brown
and Mrs. R. E. Cheatham
have served as community co
-chairmen.
Mrs. Queen Esther Da ye
who served as volunteer cru
sader and chairman of her
area of town, turned in the
amount of fifty six dollars
and ninety cents.
Contributions from busi
ness and industry amounted
to ninety-nine doUars. Re
maining residenUl contri
butions ran totals past the
three hundred dollar mark.
Volunteer crusaders in
cluded Meadames H. H. Red
dick, Evelyn Freeman, Ray
Pearce, James Smith, B. H.
Patterson, A. N. Corpening, J.
J. Hart. James Allen, W. S.
Preddy, Toble Holden, E. J.
Pearce, C. R. Edwards, W. O.
Roberts, J. W. Weathers, Sr.,
Allen Stallings. Clarence Con
yers and W. C. Tlmberlake.
There Is no use trying to
regulate the world -unless you
can first demonstrate that
you can regulate and control
yourself.
JOAN BLACKLY
Franklinton
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Woolen
of Raleigh visited Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Woolen Sun
day.
Dudley Whitaker, a stu
dent at the University of
North Carolina, visited his
parents during the weekend.
Classic Ballet At FHS
Iris Overton's dance students will present a dance recital May 24th at Franklint'on High
School at 8:00 P.M. The students will present a classic ballet "Waltz of the Flowers" from "The
Nutcracker". Joan Blackly stars as the Dewdrop Fairy. Students will also present dances in tap
and modern dance. Pictured left to right, first row : Pamela Woodlief. Lisa Ross. Myra Jackson.
Reneea Milton; Top row: Susan Jackson. Carolyn May. Frances Boyd. Diane Walker, Debra
Dickerson, Anne Rogers. Louella Moss. Kimberly Holland and siierry Cartledge are not
pictured.
APE Initiates Three
Phyllis Perry Shearin.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Perry, Jr., Route 4, Louis
burg, was one of three stu
dents at Louisburg College
initiated on Friday, May 16,
into Alpha Pi Epsilon, na
tional honorary secretarial so
ciety.
Others initiated at this
time, during a brief candle
light ceremony, into this the
Lambda Chapter are Patsy
Harris, of Burlington, and
Deborah Roberts, of Warren
ton.
All Paid For
Mrs. Knagg-You can't fool
me. [ know, you through and
through. I haven't been your
wife twelve years for nothing.
Her husband-1 should say
you have not. Your monthly
allowance checks will prove
that.
Graduates
At Chowan
Murfre?sboro - Angela
Lee Thorne of Castalia was a
candidate for graduation as a
Teletypesetter from Chowan
College during graduation ex
ercises May 1 8.
The daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Howard L. Thorne. Miss
Thorne is a graduate of Ed
ward Best High School. She
was among 209 candidates
for graduation.
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