LPN's Attend
Workshop
A Cancer workshop was
held at Duke Medical Center
on October 30 for Licensed
Practical Nurses.
More than 300 LPN's were
in attendance. Among the
speakers were Or. John Las
zolo. Dr. William Grey, Dr.
Siegfleld Hayden, Dr. John
Evans and two Registered
nurses. Miss Evelyn Morgan,
head of Cancer Unit and Re
search at Duke and Miss Sue
Norville.
Representing ^ree 15 and
Franklin County were Leola
Brown, Virginia Williams,
Ophelia West, Gertie Ayscue,
Grace Oldham and Margaret
Driver.
The next regular meeting
of the Licensed Practical
Nurses of Area 15 will be
held at the home of Virginia
Williams in Franklinton. All
LPN's are invited to attend
the meetings.
Franklinton
Mr. and Mrs. C. Ray Pru
ette visited Mr. and Mrs. W.
M. Pruette in Charlotte dur
ing the weekend. On Sunday, !
Mr. Pruette attended the '
North Carolina Association '
for the Blind at Camp Dog- 1
wood near Mooresville.
Mrs. Charlie Cates, Mrs. W.
P. Pearce, Jr.; Mrs. Woodrow
Has kins, Mrs. R. W. Moore
and Miss Frances Wortham
attended the district Garden
Club meeting on Friday at
The Velvet Cloak Inn in Ral
eigh.
Miss Carolyn Bacelli of |
Winston Salem and a student
at the University of North
Carolina at Greensboro spent
the weekend with Miss
Ruthie Pearce and her par
ents.
Fall Festival
Scheduled
For FHS
(FRK. B.W.) A Fall Fes
tival will be held at the new
Franklinton ifigh School
Gymnasium Saturday, No
vember 8, from 6 P.M. to 10
P.M.
Many varied activities have
been planned for the oc
casion. Hot dogs, hamburgers
and drinks will be on sale.
A King and Queen for
Junior High will be crowned.
Parents and patrons of the
school are urged to support '
the project.
i
Youngsville
Mrs. Mary Timberlake left
Saturday for a visit with her
daughter Mrs. Mary T. Todd
in Raleigh.
Miss Debbie Brown was
here from Lenoir Community
College for the weekend.
Mrs. C. C. Woodlief and
Miss Elna Woodlief are visit
ing in Beaver. Pennsylvania
with Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Cur
Engagement Announced
DORIS LEE HUFF
Mr. and Mrs. Junie Arthur Huff of Franklinton, N. C.,
nnounce the engagement of their daughter. Doris Lee, to
V/1C Franklin John Sutton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
jraydon Sutton, of Youngsville, N. C. and grandson of Mr.
Saton Winston.
A November 29th wedding is planned.
Attend N.C.
Home Ec.
Meeting
Mrs. Ialeen Mode and Mrs.
RoUine Collins of Franklin
ton, Mrs. Frances Fuller of
Louisburg and Mrs. Carroll
Mode Beckham of Yancey
ville attended the meeting of
the North Carolina Home
Economics Association at the
Blockade Runner Motor
Hotel at W rights ville Beach,
October 30 - November 2.
Featured speakers were
Mrs. St. Marie who is manager
of educational and consumer
relations with J. C. Penney
Co. and Mr. H. Robert
Charles, Family Home Editor
of Parent Magazine.
Mrs. Mode presided over
the East Central Regional
Business Session on Friday
night.
Franklinton
Woman's .Club
To Meet
(FRK. B.W.) The Franklin
on Woman's Club will meet
it the home of Mrs. C. Ray
ftuette Thursday, November
5, at 8 P.M.
Mrs. J. M. Hoyster of Ox
'ord, who is Education Chair
nan for the North Carolina
Federation of Women's Club,
will be the gupst speaker.
All club"' members are
lrged to attend the meeting,
serving as hostesses will be
he members of the Educa
ion Department of the local
:lub.
IT'S
COMING
Above all. your wedding rtflrrli you,
down to the imillfil detail. When
choosing the bridal stationery for your wedr
ding needs, let our service* guide you.
The Times
Shower
Honors
Bride-elect
Nliss Jenny Wiggins, bride
elect or December 6, was
honored Saturday night, No
vember X, with a lingere
shower at the home or Miss
Jo Anne Frazier.
Hostesses for th<- occasion
were Miss Frazier and Mrs.
Daphine Foster. The Frazier
home was decorated with ar
rangements or pink and white
pompons with lace and net.
Gracing the mantel and tables
in the living room were bride
and groom dolls collected
during the liretime or the
bride-elect.
Upon arrival Miss Wiggins
was presented a white mum
corsage by the hostesses.
proximately twenty guests
enjoyed games and fellowship
together.
The dining room table was
centered with a large arrange
ment or white and pink pom
pons. Four pink ribbons led
from the centerpiece to the
corners or the table. Punch
was poured by Mrs. Stella
Wiggins, mother or the bride.
The guests were also served
cake diamonds, nuts and
mints.
The H. G. Williams
Entertain Canasta Club
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wil
liams entertained the Couples
Canasta Club Saturday night
at their home on Williamson
Street.
At the end of the first
game, refreshments of home
made cookies, candies and
Cokes were served to the fol
lowing members: Mr. and'
Mrs. Paul Mullen, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Moody, Mr. and
Mrs. C. T. Dean, Jr., Mr. and
Mrs. Tommy Jeffreys and Mr.
and Mrs. Vernon Stone.
High score for the ladies
went to Mrs. Dean and for
the men to Mr. Moody.
Nova Scotia Slides
Shown To A.L.A.
The American Legion
Auxiliary met at the home of
Mis. James Johnson on the
Raleigh Road Friday evening.
Mrs. John Stovall, chap
lain, led the devotions.
Mrs. M. W. Wynne, presi
dent, preside over the open
ing formalities and gave an
nouncements concerning the
giants for scholarships and
other budgeted items.
Miss Elizabeth Johnson
showed slides of the Nova
Scotia, Prince Edward Island
and Gaspe Peninsula trip that
she and her sister took during
the summer.
Mrs. Johnson served fudge
cake squares topped with ice
cream and a fudge frosting.
Parrish Joined CP&L Co.
Ben W. Parrish his joined
Carolina Power & Light Com
pany as the office manager in
Dunn.
A native of Franklin Coun
ty, Parrish graduated from
Edward Best High School in
[Franklin Mem.
'Hospital Notes
The following wire pa
tients in the hospital Tuesday
morning:
PATIENTS: Susan Tem
perance Alston, Louisburg;
Sidney Boone. Louisburg:
Mable Mitchell Bowden.
Spring Hope; Jessie Lee
Branch, Louisburg; Melissa
BuUock, Franklinton; Mina
Inman Orter, Louisburg;
Ruth Catlette Garter, Louis
burg; Margie Arnold Chamb
lee, tUwisburg; Peggy Wiggins
Clapton. Franklinton; Marcel ?
lousCurrln, Louisburg; Henry
Bernard Davis, Castalla; Owen
Curtis Davis, Louisburg; Jas
per Thomas Evans. Louis
burg; David Lee Faulkner.
RolesvUle; Beulah Ayscue
Finch, Louisburg; Eugene G.
Foster, Louisburg; Joseph
Floyd GiUiam, Louisburg;
Louise Horton GiUiam,
Franklinton; Wanda Driver
Glenn, Youngsville; Lottie
Joyner Hight. Louisburg;
Daisy Powell Horton, Louis
burg; Alaon Gray Hunt.
Louisburg; Elvin Led John
son, Louisburg; Sybl King
Jolly, Louisburg; Howell
Gray Jones, Franklinton;
Willie Kearney, Louisburg;
Robert Benjamin Lanier,
Louisburg; BUlie Blue Patter
son, Louisburg; Joseph A.
Pearce, Louisburg; Lola
Tucker Perry, Louisburg;
Stephanie Portia PWry.
Zebulon; Evte Perry Ray,
Franklinton; LiUian Earl Ray
nor, Louisburg; Annie R. Ric
hardson. Warren ton. Ruby
Sykaa Stalling*. Louiaburg,
Percy WiUlam Tant, Louis
burg; Donneil Wortham,
Louisburg. ?
Louisburg and from East Car
olina University in Greenville
with a degree in business ad
ministration.
Parrish is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. K. S. Parrish of
Louisburg.
Engagement Announced
PATRICIA MURPHY
Mr. and Mrs Robert J. Murphy announce the engagement
Tof their daughter. Miss Patricia Murphy, to Mr. Charles
Everhart, son of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Everhart of Thomasville,
N.C.
An August wedding is planned.
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brownies have unsweetened chocolate in the batter and semi
sweet ehocolate chips sprinkled on top for added flavor and a
polka dot look.
DOUBLE CHOCOLATE BROWNIES
2 squares Baker's Unsweet
ened Chocolate
i/j cup .butter or other
shortening
% cup unsifted all purpose
flour
/2 teaspoon double acting:
baking powder
\/A teaspoon Halt
2 e*RS
1 cup supjar
1 teaspoon vanilla
?/j cup chopped nut*
i/, cup semi sweet chocolate
chips
Melt chocolate with butter over hot water Mix flour with
baking powder and salt. Beat eggs well; then gradually beat
tn sugar. Beat in chocolate mixture and vanilla. Add flour mix
ture and mix well Stir in nuts Spread in a greased 8 inch
square pan Sprinkle with chocolate chips. Bake at 350? for 25
minutes (for moist chewy brownies) or about 30 minutes or
until cake tester inserted in center comes out clean (for cake
like brownies). Cool in pan; then cut into squares or rectangles.
Makes about 20 brownies.
There's a new shape to sports. One that
lifts up its heels, trims up its tailoring, and
sets the whole loot glowing in gleaming
leathers. Time to shine, sports fans.
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Mrs. Brown
Entertains
Bridge Club
Youngsville ? Mr. and Mis.
N. A. Brown had the couples
bridge club at their home in
Youngsville Saturday night.
Guests attending were Mr.
and Mrs. J. T. Moss, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Neeb. Mr. and
Mrs. H. H. Reddick, Mr. and
Mrs. R. E. Cheatham, Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. Underwood, Mr.
and Mrs. L. A. Woodliet, Mr.
and Mrs. Wiley Brown and
Mrs. A. N. Corpening.
Burret refreshments were
served after the first progres
sion of bridge from a table
decorated with an ornamental
fruit arrangement. There was
chocolate pie, pound cake,
sandwiches, cheeses and other
assorted party foods aLnd bev
erages.
Mrs. Wiley Brown and Mr.
Moss won the two high score
prizes for the evening.
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Observes
Prayer Call
(FRK. B.W.) The Woman's
Society of Christian Service
of the Franklinton United
Methodist Church observed
the Call to Prayer and Seir
Denial Thursday and Friday
afternoons at the church.
Mrs. J. 0. Green, Sr. was
in charge of the program on
Thursday afternoon. Assisting
her were Miss Edith Jackson,
Mrs. C. H. Weston and Mrs.
Joe Whitaker. The ladies ex
plained how the money was
spent which was collected
during the observance or the
Call to Prayer and Seir Denial
in Methodist Churches.
Mrs. Earl Richardson was
the speaker for Friday, which
was Quiet Day. Using the
scripture ? "She Shall Be
CaUed Woman" ? Mrs. Rich
ardson talked on the follow
ing subjects - "What Woman
Am I Now" and "What Kind
or Woman Can I Become.
Just because you make a
mistake is no reason why you
should advertise it to the cold
and cruel world.
Marriage
Announced
Mr. and Mn. George
trnest Phelps announce the
marriage of their daughter
Bonnie Ann, to Albert Day
Ion Inscoe, ? son of Mr. and
Mrs. Preston A. Inscoe on the
ninth of November, 1969, at
4:00 p.m. at Maple Springs
Baptist Church. All friends
and relatives are invited.
Come!
Dance Plans
Ready For
Saturday
Our chairs will be dusted,
and the tables decorated Buy
your ticket and plan now to
attend the Louisburg Wo
man's Club Fall Dance, Satur
November 8th, from 8
Music will be by Jim Gre
gory's Combo and refresh
menu by Carol Johnson
chairman. Dot Clay Janie
Tippett, Hilda Best and Jean
Lloyd. You will enjoy the
beautiful autumn decorations
planned by Margaret H1U,
chairman, Louise Mullen, Kay
Ha?is, Pit Myers, Virginia
Southerland and Frances Min
nich. .
For your comfort and con
venience the tables and chairs
will be set up by Ann Lancas
ter, chairman, Betty Bur
net te, Dorenda Stewart Bar
bara Alston, Dot Lambert
Pat Tharrington, Janice Hud
son, Linda Griffin and Dianne
Collie.
Tickets are on sale from
any member or you may call
ticket chairmen Dot Clay and
Shirley Carter.
The publicity committee
hopes you have enjoyed our
posters and news notices.
Joyce Holton is Chairman
assisted by Peggy Moore,
Jackie Frazier, Shirley Carter
and Louise Jeffreys.
Louise Jeffreys, dance
chairman and Barbara Alston,
president, extend to each of
you a personal invitation to
our Fall Dance, which pro
mises to be the best and most
enjoyable yet!
You can measure the size
or a man by his reaction to
flattery.
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