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Scout News Franklinton Franklinton Troop 530 attended the John Penn Saponi Districts Cunporee at Townsville, N. C. May 30 -June 1, 1969. The Camp oree was presented by the Occoneechee Council of the Boy Scouts of America. There were opportunities for boys to pass advancement in any of the Aquatic Merit Badges and 1st Class Swim ming. The rest of the activi ties were for fun, but the scoutmasters could take ad vantage of the time to ad vance his own boys in other areas. Members of Troop 530 passed the following advance ments: Tommy Piper - 1st Class Swimming, 1st Class Cooking, Edible plants, trees and shrubs, and map, making. Earl Peoples - 1st Class Swim ming, 1st Class Cooking, Swimming Merit Badge, and Edible plants. Edward Kear ?? ih class Cooking, trees TnU^and map making Nat Sandling ? Po^n pU"^ Hike precautions and ? Class Swimming J?t 1/1 id Class Swim Kearney * !no ut Class Cooking. Two nlT members to ^0 Rsndy Satter ?P j Rirkv Pendleton ts ir- ??"?? Sri.".SSSJt tiOnT^oT"^0 Mt that the camporee had been ver^Tre warding and successful. YoungsviUe YoungsviUe - Boy Scouts r'w^ai du^: issKttss* into The Order of The Arrow, j The three scouts were pre- : viously tapped for induction 1 into this Honor Society for selected scouts, and were sub sequently invited to Ourant this weekend for the initia tion. Youngsville -- The Brownie Scout Troop of Youngsville 1 which has been active this year under the leadership of Mrs. Al DePorter and Mrs. A. N. Corpening, has now con cluded their program for the current scout year. The final event for them was a cookout at the Girl Scout Hut at which time they had hamburgers with all the usual trimmings. The Brownies participated in games and contests at the outing. This troop, sponsored by the Youngsville Woman's Club, will resume the scout ing program in September. Film Program "Problem Drinkers" and "Youth Physical Fitness" are the subjects (or two film pre sentations which may be viewed at the Family Coun seling and Education Center during the week of June 9-13". The regular showing times are 1:15 P.M. and 3:30 P.M. on Wednesdays of each week. Community groups may bor row available films from the center. thanks I would like to take this opportunity to thank each and everyone for their many kind deeds they did for me while a patient at Franklin Memorial Hospital. Their cards, visits, flowers and everything was greatly appre ciated and will always be re membered by me and my family. I would also like to send a special thanks to Dr. Patterson and the entire staff at thf hopsital. God Bless you all. Walter R. Moore & Family POPLS popes POMS SATISFACTION GUARANTEED On Every item Or Your Money Back! PRICES IN THIS AD GOOD- FROM JUNE 5 THRU 14 Coppertone ? m plv? |tm m DtTFtr PrfCff REGULAR $1.60 4 Ox. 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The ship recently returned from a six and one-half month deployment to the Western Pacific. During a five-month fleet repair support period in Subic Bay; Republic of the Phillip pines. the ship did repair jobs on 237 different ships. Forty-two different types of ships were serviced, rang ing from small ocean mines weepers to the large aircraft carriers including the USS En terprise. SIDNEY C. E DUNSTON Marysville. Calif. - Sidney C. E. Dunston. son of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney G. Dunston of Louisburg, N. C.. has been promoted to staff sergeant in the U. S. Air Force. Sergeant Dunston. a fuels specialist at Beale AFB. Calif., is assigned'to a unit of the Strategic Air Command. The sergeant, a 1962 grad uate of Riverside High School, attended Shaw Uni versity. Raleigh, N. C., and Y.uba College, Maryiville. Calif. His wife. Alma, is th^ daughter of Master Sergeant Craven Covington. Fort Dlx, N.J. Graduates Elizabeth City - Ervin Lee Alston graduated with honors Sunday, June 1, as he receiv ed the Bachelor of Science degree in Social Science in the Elizabeth City State College Commencement Ex ercises. Mr. Alston Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Winston Alston of Route 2, Spring Hope, North Carolina. Conway Elected Sentinel Thomas Conway of Louis burg was elected Sentinel of the Agricultural Education Club of A & T State Univer sity in Greensboro during the weekend. Officers of the club are rising juniors and are major ing in Agricultural Education. The officers have project ed a tentative program for the 1969-70 academic year which wUI provide varied opportuni ties for leadership develop ment for the entire organiza tion which embodies sixty members. Dr. W. T. Ellis and Dr. A. P. Bell are Faculty Co-Advis ers for the Agricultural Edu cation Gub. GARDEN SPECIAL ON UNICO FREEZERS UNICO UPRIGHT FREEZER 220*00 169.00 ONE UNICO DISH WASHER * Reg. 180.00 price 149.91 ONE AUTOMATIC DRYER 190.00 148.00 A LOUISBURG FCX SERVICE SAM WOOD, Mgr. Blvd. i .?v4?v 4 T r>v'?4?v The Franklin Times Page 7 AM O* Fre*M* Claw* Tuesday. June 10, 1969 100th Year-Number 33 Youngsville Mrs. Fannie Forbes, i mother of Mrs. W. J. Lindsey. has returned to her daughter's home here. STter being hospi talized for several months Mrs. Mary Stroud. Mrs. N. A. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Jones and a group of the senior class graduates v?- . cationed at Carolina Beach j the latter part of the week, returning home Sunday. Mrs. W. H. Hight and Mrs. , B. G. Mitchell were in Hen derson several days during the past week due to the death of their sister, Mrs. Margaret j Smith. On a business trip from Atlanta this week, Mr. J. E. Underwood came out from Raleigh to visit with relatives heri. Mr. and Mrs John Grubbs moved from Greenville to Alexandria. Virginia during the weekend. Mrs. W. C. Tim berlake went to assist them. After a vacation at home Janice Fearce has returned to Atlantic Christian College to ' attend summer school. Johnnie Mitchell visited re latives and friends in Alex andria. Virginia during the past week. Mrs. C. V. Timberlake has been visiting with relatives in Charlotte, N. C. this week. Morris Catlett was at Duke Hospital for several days after school was out to have knee surgery. Kicky Tharrington had knee surgery at Duke Hospi tal Thursday. Jetae Preddy has returned home for the summer after attending Hargrave Military School in Virginia for the past year. Jimmy Moss is back home after completing this year's schooling at Virginia Episco pal School at Lynchburg. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Neeb have been visiting in New Jersey during the past week. Franklinton Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Winston, Jr. and family of Charlotte visited Mrs. Priscilla Winston and Mrs. Ella Coulter Wednesday. Dr. and Mrs. Richard Whit field and daughters and Miss Janice Whitaker returned home Sunday after vacation ing at Wrightsville Beach. Mrs. B. N. 'Williamson. Jr. visited her mother in Eliza beth City last week. Thanks We would like to express our appreciation to Dr. Tho mas Wheless, the nurses and especially the orderlies and staff of Franklin Memorial Hospital for their wonderful care to our beloved one. A special thanks goes to our friends and neighbors for their flowers, cards, and visits. The Family of J. Eddie Nelms f'KOl ? SMONAl ' AM WATCH REPAIRS RAYNOR S Hot* . l< ? it y ' n louislmni N < Away From Books And Studies A group of rising seventh graders at bdward Best are shown above after celebrating their break away from books and studies by spending last Thursday night in a tree house at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. btheridge on Route 4, Louisburg. Pictured top. left to right. Pauline Cooper and Ann Wheless. Sitting, left to right. Linda Woody, Alice Pinneil, Gail Nelms. Penny Etheridge. Diane Williams. Joyce Colbert. Roxanne Nelms. Jo Ann Wood, Kathy Smith. Lisa Wheless (back) and Diane Wood (front). The youngsters also spent Friday at the 11 x 12 ft. tree house. Driver To Represent County At Camp Millstone Booker T. Driver. Jr. has been chosen the 4-H represen tative from Franklin County to participate in the annual 4-H Forestry Camp at Camp Millstone near Rockingham. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Booker T. Driver of I^ouis burg is one of almost a hund red boys-each chosen to re present his county as a 4-H Club Forestry Leader. The week of June 9 will find these boys converging on Camp Millstone in Richmond County for the annual 4-H Forestry Awards Camp. * Both Southern Bell and the Agricultural Extension Service at North Carolina State University sponsor this program which is geared to the development, among the young people of our state, of leadership and knowledge in forestry. Special features of the camp, which appeal to young foresters, include the planting and caring for trees, identi fication of trees, proper cut ting of forest for timber pur poses, care of forestry equip ment and fire fighting tech niques. All of these skills are taught on a "learn-by-doing" basis so that most of the "on-the-job training" takes place In the outdoors where experts can skillfully guide the boys in actual forestry skills. In addition to recreational activities such as baseball and swimming, the boys are also encouraged in the healthy development of citizenship and character. The automatic way to better * tobacco < profits... Cure with Cssotane LP-Gas Tobacco cures cleaner and heavier because Essotane permits exact temperature control ? automat ically. Call us now for full details. ESSOTANE GAS & APPLIANCE STORE Bickett Blvd. Louisburg, N. C. ussoj 496-3652 . 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