Deaths
MRS. LILLIAN EARL RAY
NOB
Mn. Lillian Earl Grey Ray
nor, 44, of Route 2, Louis
burg died early Wednesday
morning at Franklin Me
morial Hospital following a
lengthy Ill
ness. She
was a na
tive of
Franklin
County
and the
daughter
of the late
Alvin Grey
and Mrs.
Minnie
Burnette Grey, who survives.
Mrs. Raynor was active in
the Centerville Baptist
Church for many years and
assisted in coaching the girl's
basketball team at Gold Sand
for several seasons. She served
as manager of the Gold Sand
lunch room before illness
forced her retirement.
Funeral services were held
today at 3 P.M. from the
Centerville Baptist Church,
conducted by Rev. Lyman
Wilson and Rev. W. P. Child
ers. Burial followed in the
church cemetery.
She is survived by' her hus
band, George M. Raynor, Jr.,
a daughter, Cynthia Ann Ray
nor of Durham; a son, George
M. Raynor, III, her mother; a
brother, A. C. Grey of Le
noir, a sister, Mrs. Athleen
Leonard of Portsmouth, Va.
and one grandchild.
THOMAS DEAN FAULKNER
Thomas Dean Faulkner,
infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
Norwood Edward Faulkner
of Louisburg, born Franklin
Memorial Hospital Tuesday,
died Tuesday after living 4
hours and 23 minutes.
Graveside services were
held at the Faulkner Family
Cemetery Wednesday at 2
p.m. with the Rev. Norwood
Jones officiating.
Surviving other than his
parents, are three sisters, Mrs.
Linda Perdue, of Louisburg,
Connie and Debbie of the
home; three brothers. Billy
Bruce of Raleigh, Danny and
Johnny of the home , pater
nal grandmother, Mrs. Lizzie
Faulkner of Route 2, Warren
ton and hit maternal grand
father, Howard Pernell of Rt.
2, Warrenton.
Franklin Mem.
Hospital Notes
The following were pa
tients in the hospital on
Thursday morning.
PATIENTS: Charlie T. Al
ston, Jr., Louisburg; Readie
H. Alston, Kittrell; Susan T.
Alston, Louisburg; Lillie E.
Arnold, Louisburg; Clarence
Bailey, Louisburg; Ernet F.
Bowers, Franklinton; Rheba
G. BuUuck, Louisburg; Ruth
C. Carter, Louisburg; John S.
Catlette, Louisburg; Connie
S. Collins, Louisburg; Mable
C. Currin, Wake Forest; Mar
cello us Currin, Louisburg;
Josephine DeLancy, Raleigh;
Margaret C. Driver, Louis
burg; Henry M. Edwards,
Franklinton; William A.
Evans, Franklinton; Annie N.
Faulkner, Louisburg; Nor
wood E. Faulkner, Louisburg;
Ernest E. Flora, Elm City,
Edith M. Foster, Henderson;
Eugene G. Foster, Louisburg;
Samuel H. Foster, Louisburg;
Mattie Lene C. Frazier. Zebu
Ion; Susie G. Fuller, Louis
burg; Geraldine W. Gill,
Franklinton; Paul T. Gupton,
Zebuloo; John B. Hall, Louis
burg; Maude H. Hodges,
Louisburg; Geraldine E. Hoj
ton, Louisburg; Julius C.
House, Louisburg; Willie
Kearney, Louisburg; Annie L.
Lancaster, Louisburg; Curtis
G. Lancaster, Louisburg;
Ernest L. Moore, Louisburg;
W. Herman Parrish, Louis
burg; Effie M. Pearce, Louis
burg; Helda R. Perdue, Louis
burg; Mary A. Pernell, Louis
burg; Lois T. Perry, Louis
burg; Berth* H. Robertson,
Hollister; Cebete Shearin,
Louisbi^rg; William F. Shel
ton, Louisburg, Percy W.
Tant, Louisburg; Maynard R.
Tharrington, Louisburg; Ellen
M. Walker, Louisburg; Bennie
T. Wester, Louisburg; William
H. White, Louisburg; Adete T.
Williams, New Rochelle, N.
Y.; Donnell Wortham, Louis
burg.
Birth
Mr. and Mrs. Henry P.
Foster of Louisburg would
like to announce the birth of
their daughter. Melanie
Dawn, November 10, 1969 at
Maria Par ham Hospital. Mrs.
Foster is the former O'udia
Mosely.
Church services are still
being held every Sunday-just
like they were when you were
taught to go regularly.
Exhibits At Library Gallery
Mrs. Alicia Butler of Louisburg is pictured above with her pottery and paintings which are
currently being exhibited in the C. W. Robbins Library Art Gallery. The Art GaUery is located
in the Audiovisual Center in the basement and the hours are 9:00 a.m. ? 5:00 p.m. Monday
through Friday and also from 7:00 p.m. through 10:00 p.m. Monday through Wednesday. The
public is invited.
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Engagements Announced
KATHY ELIZABETH GUPTON
Mr. and Mrs. Linwood H. Gupton of Route 2, Louisburg,
announce the engagement of their daughter, Kathy Elizabeth,
to Elliot Scott Griffin, U. S. Coast Guard, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Johnnie R. Griffin of Route 1, Castalia. The wedding will take
place November 27 at 4:00 p.m. in the Wood Baptist Church.
A reception will follow immediately in the church dining hall.
All friends and relatives of the couple are cordially invited.
B S Campaign Underway
Youngsville - The annual
Boy Scout Fund-raising cam
paign is now uriderway in
Youngsville under the leader
ship of Mr. James E. Under
wood.
A Kick-off meeting was
held at the Community
House Monday night, Novem
ber tenth, in conjunction
with the Lions Club meeting;
as the Lions Club is the spon
soring organization for the
local troop.
Mr. Underwood has two
sons in the local troop and he
and his wife have long been
active supporters of Boy
Scouting. The family has
moved back to their home in
Youngsville after living for
several years in Raleigh and
Atlanta; where they continu
ed interest in scouting
through assistance and parti
cipation in various scouting
events.
Guest speaker for the
Kick-off meeting, introduced
by Mr. Underwood, was Se
quoyah District Executive
Mr. Rex Thomas of Raleigh.
Speaking on the value of a
Boy Scout Program in the
community, Mr. Thomas en
couraged adult leadership,
CARLA SUE WILDER
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wilder of Blue Rapids, Kansas, announce
the engagment of their daughter. Carla Sue, to Joseph Harold
Wheless, son of Mrs. Hazel F. Wheless and the late Woodroe
Wheless of Franklinton, N. C. A June 18 wedding is planned.
To Hold Fall Rally
Area IV of the North Car
olina Association of Soil and
Water Conservation Districts
will hold its Annual Fall
Rally at the Barbecue Barn in
Wilson, North Carolina, on
November 19, 1969, at 7:00
p.m. Area IV includes the
following counties: Durham,
Franklin, Granville, Johnston,
Nash, Orange, Person, Vance,
Wake, Warren, and Wilson.
The Wilson Soil and Water
Conservation District Super
support and participation.
Plans for the local finan
cial drive were outlined by
Mr. Underwood.
Lions President Earl Hart
presided at the meeting, wel
coming guests and conducting
Lions Club business.
visors win serve as nosis lor
the meeting.
A very fine program has
been planned with Represen
tative William R. Britt giving
the principal address. James
B. Hunt, Area IV Chairman,
announced that supervisors
and their wives from the
eleven counties in Area IV are
expected to attend. County
commissioners, local agricul
tural leaders, and representa
tives of state and federal agri
cultural agencies are invited
guests.
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