Youngsville
Girl Scout Leadership Announced
Youngsville ? Mrs. John
Edwards, Youngsville Girl
Scout Troop Organizer for
the local Woman's Club,
announces that troop leader
ship (or the new year has
been arranged.
Mrs. Allen Stallings and
Mrs. Vernon Grissom will
continue as Odette Troop
Leaders.
Mrs. A. N. Corpening will
be working with the Brownies
again this year and will be
assisted by Mrs. Wesley
Murphy. With previous exper
ience u a Brownie leader,
Mrs. Murphy is now coming
back to help after several
years away from the fill*.
Mrs. N. A. Brown will con
tinue as Junior Girl Scout
leader and will be assisted by
Mrs. R. E. Cheatham.
Neither of the three troops
are having regular meetings at
present; however, announce
ment will be made soon in
regard to resuming regular
weekly meetings at the Girl
Scout Hut.
Really Large
Teacher: Where are the
big-diamonds found?
Jennie: In baseball parks.
Too True
How much sleep do you
ordinarily require?
About Ave minutes more.
WANTED
Production Operators to work in our manufactur
ing department. You do not need prior production
experience. On-the-job training provided. Start at a
high rate of pay in addition to an attractive
premium for working on rotating shifts. Outstand
ing benefit program. All applicants must be high
school graduates or have their equivalency.
MALLINCKRODT CHEMICAL WORKS
Hwy. No. 1 North of Raleigh
P.O. Box 17627
Raleigh, N. C. (27609)
828-0771
An Equal Opportunity Employer
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? TOBACCO SHEETS
? PACKING GUIDES
. RAIN SUITS
? TRUCK COVERS
. TOBACCO TWINE
. BARN PIPE
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. BARN WICK
. INSECTICIDES
. WATER COOLERS
and ICE CHESTS
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McKinne's
Seaboard Stores, Inc.
Dial Gy 6-3441 Louisburg, N. C.
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Franklin Mem.
Hospital Notes
The following were pat
ients in the hospital on Tues
day morning.
PATIENTS: Dora King
Blake, Louisburg; Holbert
Lynn Brewer, Franklinton;
Ruby B. Brown, Louisburg;
Wiley Rossi Bryant, Spring
Hope; Sallie M. Capell, Louis
burg; Maude J. Chapman,
Louisburg; Arthur Glenn Col
lins, Castalia; Pansy Rose
Davis, Castalia; Pattie Driver
Denton, Franklinton; James
G. Dickerson, Louisburg;
Lucy Smith Dillard, Hender
son; Winston Wayne Driver,
Y oungsville; Elmo BaOard
Frazier, Zebulon; Jo Ann Fra
zier, Louisburg; Sudie Crow
der Griffin, Castalia; Zebulon
Vance Hjurrell, Louisburg;
George Washington Harris,
Rockledge, Florida; Kirby
Loyce Holt, Louisburg;
Joseph John Horton, Louis
burg; Rudy House, Louis
burg; Margaret H. Howard,
Louisburg; Grace White
Jones, Louisburg; WiUiam B.
Koench, Louisburg; Mattie F.
Lancaster, Louisburg; Pearl
Mann Lynch, Franklinton;
Ethel Cardwell McGuire,
Louisburg; Mamie W. Mit
chell, Louisburg; Chick Mur
ray, Louisburg; Lois Tucker
Parry, Louisburg; Marie Ab
bott Perry, Louisburg; Doro
thy Ann Richardaon, Castalia;
James Thomas Riggan, Frank
linton; Kathryn Young Sand
erlin, Louisburg; David Tho
mas Smith, Louisburg; Arthur
Lonnie Stainback, Louisburg;
Emily House Swanaon, Ral
eigh; Ethel P. Tharrington,
Castalia; Furney Emmitt
Tharrington, Castalia; Linda
Malone Thompson, Louis
burg; Lester R. Wardrick,
Louisburg; James W. Wood
lief, Louisburg.
Shelton
To Attend
Convention
W. F. Shelton of Louis
burg and daughter, Stella are
leaving this week for Lot
Angeles to attend the Nat
ional Society of Public Ac
countant's Annual Ocm?to
tion. Shelton, a former Louis
burg Mayor and Recorder's
Court Judge, is Vice President
of the N. C. Society and past
President of the Raleigh
Chapter. He served last year
as Membership Chairman for
the State organization.
The California convention
is slated for August 18
through August 24.
Thanks
The family of WiOiam
Henry Valentine wishes to
thank Doctors Medders and
Pwry and the staff of Frank
lin Memorial Hospital for the
care given him during his re
cent illness.
The family appreciate the
prayers and the many expres
sions of sympathy of friends.
We would like to thank all
those who aided the family in
numerous ways during this
time of our grievance. May
God bleaa all of you.
Deaths And Funerals
C. STALEY STRICKLAND
Funeral cervices (or C. Sta
ley Strickland, 69, a farmer
who died Thursday were
hetd Saturday at 11 a.m. at
thfl Hi<?lrnrv ? ? ... ?
Rock Bap
tist Church
by the Rev.
Qay Cook.
Burial fol
lowed in
the High
land Mem
ory Park.
S u r v i
ving are ms
wife, Mrs. Lois Sledge Strick
land of (he home; two
daughters, Mrs. Richard
Smith of Louisburg and Mrs.
John Griffin of Greenville;
two sons, William A. and
Jeffrey Wade, both of the
home; three brothers. Crump
of Columbus. Ohio, Brad of
Wendell and Simpson Strick
land of Pittsburg, Pa.; three
sisters, Mrs. Kenneth Smith
of Raleigh, Mrs. Lorreil Walsh
of Connecticut and Miss Alice
Strickland of Charlotte; and
two grandsons.
MRS. JOSEPHINE T. WIL
LIAMS
Franklinton - Mrs. Jose
phine Tucker Williams died
Sunday. Funeral services were
conducted 2 p.m. Monday t
the home by the Rev. Horace
Jackson. Burial followed in
the Fairview Cemetery.
Surviving are four sisters,
Mrs. Beulah T. Dale and Mrs.
A. B. Perry of the home, Mrs.
B. N. Williamson and Mrs. E.
C. Perry of Louisburg.
WILLIE H. VALENTINE
Willie H. Valentine, 74, of
Rt. 3, Louisburg, died Friday
afternoon in Franklin Mem
orial Hospital.
Funeral services were
conducted Sunday at 3 p.m.
at Lancaster Funeral Chapel
by the Rev. Kenneth Hunni
cutt. Burial followed in High
land Memory Gardens.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Mabel R. Valentine; three
daughters, Mrs. Ida Wood of
Rocky Mount, Mrs. Jessie I
Hunt of Rt. 3, Louisburg, and
Mr*. Do vie May of Rt. 1,
Louisburg. four sons, Ernest
P. Valentine of Washington,
Claude R. Valentine of Bur
lington, Carl Valentine and
John Valentine, both of
Route 3, Louisburg; two
brothers. Emmett Valentine
of Rt. 2, Louisburg, and Troy
Valentine of Raleigh; and two
sisters, Mrs. Lillie Leonard
and Miss Ida Valentine, both
of Louisburg.
MILTON DRIVER
Milton Driver, 67, a farm
er, died Thursday. Funeral
services were conducted at 3
p.m. Saturday at the Moun
tain Grove Baptist Church by
the Revs. Marshall Sargent
GOOD NEWS
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NOW LOANS
UP TO
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CURRENT CUSTOMERS CAN NOW
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RICKEY ALVIS
IN
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and W. P. Childers Burial
followed in the Pernell family
cemetery.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Jessie Dickerson Driver; four
sons, Russell of the home,
Wilson of Louisburg, Sidney
J: of Rt. 3, Louisburg and
Delphus Driver of Boone; 10
grandchildren.
Patronize TIMES Adv.
EMPLOYMENT
OPPORTUNITIES
BURLINGTON INDUSTRIES
FRANKLINTON PLANT
Apply During Employment Hours
TUESDAY and THURSDAY
9 to 11 a. m.
An Equal Opportunity Employer
Thanks And A Reminder To The $100 1
Contributors To
The Shrine Community Building
Banquet In Your Honor
Friday Night, August 15, 1969
6:45 p.m.
Green Hill Country Club
W. L. Lumpkin Louis Word Jimmy Martin W. A. Raynor Thomas G. Ball
M. E. Joyner Jack Hunt James Speed J. P. Timberlake W. W. Thayer
W. C. Joyner Tom House Jimmy Edwards Ed Yarborough L. M. Thayer
W. B. Joyner John Davis Joe Debnam E. F. Griffin D. T. House
Thomas T. Jones Clyde Cannady Charlie Ford, Jr. W. J. Cooper W. W. Davis
E. C. Gupton N. Z. Mullen Harold Bunn George West Davis Perry Louisburg Motors
Ed Pitman Max T. Brown Ricky Edwards Sam Collins Robert. W. Spencer
Bernard Walters Jimmy Lumpkin Ray Whitaker Joe Tonkel Edwin Kemp
Glenn Coleman, Jr. H. D. Jeffreys James Bottoms Curtis Atkins Crowell Strickland
Dennis Mustian R. Wiley Barham Franklin Oil Co. Floyd Griffin Jimmy Hill
Waccamaw Bank i Trust James L. Pergerson, Jr Lancaster Funeral Home
Hodges Ins. Agency Woodrow Warren Leroy Terrell, Sr. Maurice Murphy
Harvey T. Bartholomew Jack Strickland Thomas T. Young Jack W. Richards
Frank Read George Davis Chick Williams K. S. Isley Rocky^aunders
All? Night Sinclair Pleasant's Drug Store Town I Campus Charlie Smith
Bobby Davis Odie D. Ridgeway Mort Harris William M. Place Hill Yarborough
WRYN Radio C. R. Sykes Charlie Ford, Sr. R. B. Debnam J. W. Perry, Jr.
(Pete) Smith Garage S. B. AtweN, J r. Stallings Milling Co. John A. Godfrey
Alfred E. Sutton Best Line Products, Inc. Bland Pruitt Industries Stan Taylor
V. A. Peoples W. M. Jolly Bobby Preddy Harold Talton G.H Murphy, Sr.
Floyd's Service Station
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