Louisburg High School
Has Open House
The Louisburg High
School campus was the scene
of an all-school "open house"
Tuesday evening, October 28,
when teachers received
parents into classrooms, for
conferences, or merely for
becoming acquainted.
Prior to this event, a seven
-thirty o'clock program was
presented in the school audi
torium.
Nine Future Home makers
of America, for a devotional,
emphasized values in home
and family living. Narrator
Linda Baldwin was assisted in
a candle-lighting service by
Carita Perry, Janice Mitchell,
Princess Lynch, Barbara
Brodie, Patricia Freeman,
Ellen Pernell, Sharon Strick
land, and Ernestine Mann,
representing Kindness, Un
selfishness, Loyalty, Cgurage,
Honesty, Service, Patience,
and Gratitude, all concentric
to Love.
Louisburg School Principal
Thomas A. Riggan recognized
two students recently honor
ed: Miss Patricia Freeman,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Wyatt Freeman, who reside
on Edward Drive, was elected
District 4 President and
North Carolina Recreation
Leader, at the FHA District
Rally on October 4; she will
be a North Carolina delegate
at the FHA National Con
vention in New York City
next summer.
Henry Lee Mitchell, son of
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Mitchell,
of Route 2, is one of the
twenty finalists for the state
in the Eighth Annual United
States Senate Youth Program;
having submitted to the na
tional written examination on
September 17, he will be in
terviewed in Raleigh on
November 10; two students
will be chosen to represent
North Carolina at the January
1970 United States Senate
Youth Program in Washing
ton, D. C.
Mr. Riggan reported pro
gress thus far in the school
term. The curriculum this
year features several college
preparatory courses, includ
ing Advanced Biology, Ad
vanced Math, Advanced
Bookkeeping, French III, and
Journalism; courses in trades
and industry; and special in
terests courses designed to
meet individual needs.
The cafeteria, he said, is
good;
prepared to cater to the 933
students enrolled in grades 5
through 12, through a two
hour serving time, eleven
until one o'clock each day;
the high-school lunch hour is
divided among classes during
? one-and -one-half-hour
Fourth Period.
Mr. Riggan congratulated
the football team and Coach
Thomas Twitty for an impres
sive season of six wins and
two losses. Louisburg High
School has won the Franklin
Area 1-A Conference Cham
pionship for 1969.
Faculty members and
parents were invited to the
front of the auditorium for a
refreshment course prepared
and served by first-year Home
Economics students, under
the direction of Mrs. Marjorie
G. Leonard and Mrs. Mary B.
Jones. Patricia Freeman and
Linda Baldwin poured punch
at the table marked by a
yellow-and-white motif.
On Honor
List
Cadet Michael King Jolly,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur M
Jolly of 710 North Main
Street, Louisburg. has been
named to the First honor roll
for the grading period just
ending. His average was 3.80
according to an announce
ment by the Dean's office of
Randolph-Macon Academy.
This average is calculated by
the following scale: A-4- B-3
C-2; D-l.
Cadet Jolly has also been
recently promoted to the
rank of Sergeant in the Ran
dolph-Macon Academy Corps
of Cadets. This was by order
of Major Ronald G. Mc
Manus, RMA Commandant.
Thanks
1 would like to thank my
family, relatives and frienck
and Dr. Medders and all the
nurses of Franklin Memorial
Hospital for their kindness
shown me while at the hos
pital and at home for all the
cards and especially for their
prayers which I will never
! forget and may God fcles; you
all.
Mrs. Sadie M. Tant
ftEAR
Front
Tractor
Tires
$|Q95
I EACH
500 * 15
i
?High Flotation
?Self-Cleaning
?3-T Nylon Cord
? Wide Tread
FREE MOUNTING! BUY NOW!
[mGOOdAeaR
LITTLE
RIVER
ICE GO.
PHONE GY 6-3410
S. MAIN ST. LOUISBURG, N. C.
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT
QUANTITIES
PLUS
VALUE
Model Pltlt
Black
Outstanding
AM Reception
? Powerful long distance
reception with tuned RF
circuit
? Carry case with convenient,
fold back handle
? Dynamic 3-inch speaker
? Solid-state design
? Battery-saver circuit for up
to 30% more life
? Also plays on regular house
current with optional power
converter
ONLY
$gu
NOW COMES
WITH
15 STEAM VENTS!
STEAM &
MODEL F-?2
? Iwltchti from steam tb dry at the
pw?h of a button.
? Haady fabric dial aiturai correct Iron*
1*1 lamptrature.
ONLY
$777
Newest
Look
in Radios
Flair
Look
Model T29S? walnut grain finish
on polystyrene cabinet
G-E Flair Look'* clean,
?weeping low lines are at
home in living room, den,
bedroom? anywhere in the
house. And the sound is just
aa beautiful.
e Twin 4* Dynapewer speaker! give
full, rich AM sound
0 toiid-etete circuitry ? pleya In*
?tentiy when turned on* without
warm up
? Attractive lighted dial panel ?
numbara and pointer bra red
whan the eat le on
wvinn
See It, Hear H . , . NfW ,
only
$864
BRECK BASI
4 OZ. CONDITIONER
$|22
Regular $2.25 Value
^(SWATC CLIP THIS COUPON")
SWIVEL-TOP
VACUUM
CLEANER
C-350
Docs >11 your cleaninf chores!
Makes i treat tilt, toq(
WITH-^ 238
COUPdN -
COUPON EXPIRES MON?A& NOVEMBER 3, 1969
DOUBLE DELIGHT
DOUBLE DELIGHT
VALUES
PLUS
AT
ONLY
T1 140? Walnut grain Wniah on polyalyrtnt
Two large 4* speakers bring you resonant sound
in this new, smartly-styled, compact table model
radio. There's instant-on sound, too, from G.E.'s
solid-state transistor design.
Now, pack all this quality in a warm walnut
grained cabinet and your listening pleasures ara
doubled delightfully. See for yourself . . . hear
for yourself soon.
GILLETTE
SELF HEATING
SHAVING CREAM
62*
Reg. *1.29 Value
MODESS
SANITARY NAPKINS
24's
73*
Reg. 98c Value
BUFFERIN
100'S
t
Regular $1.49 Value
BAN
ROLL-ON DEODORANT
10 OZ.
Regular 79c Value
Vitalis
LIQUID HAIR GROOM
GROOMS HAIR WITHOUT
GREASE
15 OZ.
BARBER
SIZE
Regular $1.75 Value
ALKA-SELTZER
PLUS
COLD TABLETS
20's
Reg. 98c Value
Johnson & Johnson
49?
SWABS
175 s
Reg. 98c Value
GILLETTE
INJECTOR BLADES
7's
Regular $1.00 Value
MICRIN
12 OZ.
MICRIN I
o
Regular $1.19 Value
MAALOX
SUSPENSION
o
Regular $1 .59 Value
CHILDREN'S ASPIRIN +
NASAL DECONGESTANT
Regular
69C
Value
>ECONGEST AN"
42*
Chewable
Orangt Flavored
PIUS VAME DISCOUNT
OPEN
MONDAY
Prices Good Uoalfh AnH DQo..tu Aid THROUGH
Frj(lay. Hea,th And Bea"ty AldS SATURDAY
sat. - mon. 107 WEST NASH STRKT LOUISBURG, N. C. 9:30 TO 5:30
')