In Service
CLARENCE N. RICHARDS
USS Kitty Hawk (FHTNC)
- Seaman Apprentice Clar
ence N. Richards, USN, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher
Richards, Jr. of Route,
Young sville, N. C., is serving
aboard the aircraft carrier
USS Kitty Hawk off the coast
of Vietnam.
While off Vietnam, planes
from the Kitty Hawk help
provide air support to U. S.
and Allied ground forces
fighting the $nemy. In addi
tion the planes also destroyed
enemy targets in South Viet
nam. Upon completion of
flight operations the Kitty
Hawk will return to Bremer
ton, Washington where she
will undergo a yard period.
The carrier became the
first ship to receive the Presi
dential Unit Citation during
the Vietnam War.
RAYFORD S. MARTIN
US Army Training Center
(Air Defense), Fort Bliss,
Texas - Private Rayford S.
Martin, 21, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey S. Martin, Route
1, Louisburg, N. C., has gra
duated from advanced indivi
dual training at the Army
Training Center (Air Defense)
at Fort Bliss and will become
an automatic weapons crew
man.
He was assigned to A B|t
tery,? 1st Battalion, 1st Ad
vanced Individvil Training
Brigade.
Pvt. Martin attended Bunn
High School in Bunn, N. C.
He entered the Army in
February 1969 and complet
ed basic combat training at
Fort Bragg, N. C.
ARCHIE A. ALSTON
U. S. Army, Vietnam
(AHTNC) ?? Army Specialist
Five Archie A. Alston, 26,
son of Mrs. Ruth Smith,
Route 1, Youngsville, N. C.,
was assigned to the America!
Division in Vietnam, June 5
as a cook.
His wife, Jennie, lives at
110-45 167th, St. Albans, N.
Y.
JAMES GREENE
USS Forrestal (FHTNC) --
Fireman James Greene, USN,
son of Mt. and Mrs. James
Greene of Route 4, Louis
burg, N. C., is serving aboard
the attack aircraft carrier USS
Forrestal in her home port of
Norfolk, Va.
During the next few mon
ths the 80,000 ton "super
carrier" will undergo routine
maintenance and retraining in
preparation for her next de
ployment.
Franklin
Cancer Unit
Re-organizes
Rev. W. P. Childers, Presi
dent of the Franklin County
Cancer Unit, held a combined
committee meeting Wednes
day night. June twenty-fifth,
for the purpose of formulat
ing organizational plans for
the coming year. The meeting
was held at the home of Unit
Treasurer Mrs. W. C. Timber
lake in Youngsville.
The budget committee is
headed by chairman Mrs. Ju
lia Carr of Franklinton, the
Special Awards Committee
by chairman A. E. Hall, and
the nominating committee by
Mrs. N. A. Brown. The nomi
nating committee has sche
duled an additional meeting
to finalize plans, with results
to be announced later at the
annual meeting of the County
Cancer Society.
The Franklin County unit
is one of more than a hun
dred units of the N. C. Divi
sion of the American Cancer
Society. All officers, com
mittee chairmen, crusade
workers and Board of Direc
tors are volunteer workers.
For the past year over one
hundred volunteers in the
county have been active with
the Cancer Unit.
Everyone has good traits if
you will take time to discover
them.
People, SpotsjpThe News
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and lioness know' it '
mascot "l < eiitral
l'ttrk coachman I'aul Wilson,
urjfcs park users t? Keep Amer
ica Beautiful. In- usimr litter
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thrice all-America bas
ketjjaller, ponders pro
offers in million-dollar
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JAPANESE I, AMI'. MEN. Skiing is popular in Japan, too.
These lantern-bearers are meeting a night train to light
the way, picturesquely, to the hotels. ?
Film Program
"Mystery of Time", a film
dealing with man's varying
perspectives of time here on
earth and in space, and "By
Jupiter", a film stressing the
importance of everyday cour
tesy in Improving human rela
tionships may be viewed at
the Family Counseling and
Education Center during the
week, June 30-July 3. Regu
lar viewing times are 1:16
P.M. and 3:30 P.M. on Wed
nesdays. Community groups
may borrow available films
from the center.
REDUCTION ON
LADIES DRESSES, SHOES k
SPORTSWEAR AND HATS 4
CHILDRENS DRESSES AND '
SPORTSWEAR
BOYS SUITS & SPORT COATS
BOYS AND MEN'S KNIT SHIRTS
FOX'S t THE FASHION SHOPPE WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY JULY 4th
The Franklin Times
Publtlhtd Evf r y Tutldl, I Thursdl, Str.Jhj All 0? Fr.nkl.n
Phi Beta Lambda Receives National Recognition
The Louisburg College
chapter of Phi Beta Lambda
has just received word that it
received recognition in three
categories at the 18th Nation
a I Leadership Conference,
held at the StatlerHilton
Hotel in Dallas. Texas. June
14-17.
Merlette Bumpass of Rox
boro. newly elected secretary
of the Louisburg College
Women's Council, and North
Carolina State PBL represen
tative for Miss Future Busi
Carrol V. Singleton & Asso.
Reorganize Administration
Carroll V. Singleton &
Associates, Inc.. the Hender
son based plant locations con
sulting and general contract
ing firm, today announced an
administrative reorganization
following the recent death of
Its founder and President,
Carroll V. Singleton.
John William Tarleton has
Appointed To
Faculty At
Youngsville
Youngsville - William K.
Wilkinson, II of Raleigh, who
is married to the former Beth
Cheatham of Youngsville, has
been appointed to the faculty
at Peace College as an English
teacher for the coming year.
He was graduated from
UNC-Chapel Hill where he
received his AB in education
with an English major and
History minor; and the Mas
ter of Arts degree in College
Training. He did his intern
teaching at Wayne Com
munity College where he also
took a workshop courae In the
Teaching of Reading. His ed
ucational experience includes
research In community col
leges with the Learning Insti
tute of North Carolina
(LINC).
been elected President of the
company. Mr. Tarleton is a
graduate of North Carolina
State University with a
Bachelor's degree in civil en
gineering. He was Executive
Vice President of Carroll V.
Singleton & Associates. Inc.
prior to the reorganization.
Named Vice President of
Sales and Treasurer is Robert
Andrew Parker. Mr. Parker is
a graduate of the University
of North Carolina at Chapel
Hill. He was formerly Mana
ger, of the Singleton organiza
tion's Raleigh office.
The company's extensive
construction operations in
North Carolina and Virginia
will be headed by Joe N.
Trull who has been elected
Vice President of that divi
sion.
The firm specializes as
consultants In industrial plant
locations, general construc
tion and has for many years
offered one of the most com
prehensive community deve
lopment programs available in
the Southeastern United
States.
In addition, the company
manages and is exclusive con
tractor. for the Adams-Single
ton Industrial Park and other
properties in Raleigh. The
company has been instrumen
tal in locating or assisting
many national firms including
Bausch & Lomb, Armco
Steel, Becton, Dickinson &
Company. Roadway Express
Company. Stack pole Com
ponents Company, etc.
It was learned that con
struction projects in progress
at this time include a 138,000
sq. ft. manufacturing plant
for Fram Corporation, a med
ical research laboratory for
Becton, Dickinson & Com
pa. y at Adams-Singleton In
dustrial Park in Raleigh, an
expansion of the manufactur
ing facility of the Jay Too
Company at Enfield, and a
similar expansion for Tre Jay
at Youngsville. Other con
struction projects are a manu
facturing plant for Carl Hum
mel. Inc.. in Henderson, retail
facilities for Moore's Super
Stores in Rocky Mount and
Charlotte, a retail facility for
Wilson Furniture in Raleigh,
and a farge manufacturing
and warehousing facility in
the Adams-Singleton Park in
Raleigh.
The Singleton organization
is also completing interior im
provements .and the expan
sion of a \esic industrial
building for Edgecombe Man
ufacturing Company in Tar
boro.
The company is head
quartered in Henderson and
operates branch office% in
Raleigh, North Carolina and
ClarksvUle, Virginia.
There is usually a brighter
side to any bleak situation.
ness Executive, was one of
the top nine state representa
tives selected as the result of
written examinations, appli
cations. and other require
ments to be interviewed by
Dallas businessmen.
Miss Bumpass also received
for the local chapter a Gold
Seal Certificate award, won
for a combination of consi
derations -annual program,
projects, activities, service,
participation at state and
' national conferences, busi
nesslike manner and prompt
ness of communication with
state and national organiza
tions. and recommendation
of the state adviser.
The chapter received, too,
an Honorable Mention rating
on its Annual Activities Re
port. This was prepared by
Barbara Brown of Durham,
1968-69 president of the
Louisburg College PBL chap
ter, together with other chap
ter members.
There are 21 chapters of
PBL now operating in two
and four-year colleges and un
iversities in North Carolina;
over 400, in 40 states. Cana
da. and the Canal Zone.
Miss Bumpass traveled to
Dallas on a North Carolina
chartered bus which made
stops in Atlanta, Georgia;
Jackson, Mississippi; Hous
ton, Texas -where the group
toured the Astro-Don* and
'the Manned Space Center;
New Orleans, Louisiana; and
Montgomery, Alabama. She
was accompanied by her
aunt. Mrs. Vivian Dorey, of
Roxboro, the former Miss
Vivian Allgood, who for
several years was a teacher at
Louisburg High School.
An honest man, after re
viewing his own life, will be
inclined to let youth chart its
own course.
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