TUESDAY, MARCH 3D,
40:30 A. M. AND 2:30 P. M.
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10:30 A. M.
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Baker Place near.
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"tileys X Roads.
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FREE Barbecue
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Dinner
Free Band
Conceits
Everybody
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2:30 P. &
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At Bann 12 choice
Lots
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Free Valuable
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Prizes
Free Band
Concerts
You all remem
ber the "Burtons"
Everybody
Come
ATLANTIC COAST REALTY COMP'NY
N ? GREENVILLE, N,xO..
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./For particulars see J. A. Turner and K. P. Hill, Louisburg, or B. P. Sandlin, Bunn, N. C.
/Pope's Items.
We are sorry to state that Mr.-?. .Ann
Bragg is very sick, but we trust that
vsh4 may soon recover.
Mrs. Seanie Williams is visiting her
? nughter, Mrs..Blanche Cox, in Ral
? :rh, this week.
? "*he chirdren and several youn?.
lu^ivs have been enjoying the rerent
bad weather skating on Long'^ pond.
If the ice had been soft as sand some
nice pictures would have been taken.
We have a new enterprise at Popes.
Mr. W. M. Perry has opened a black
smith sl*op. Its pretty hard on R. L.
Conyer.s and C. C. Holmes as they are
in the same business, but you know
competition is the life of trade.
Its wonderful to think of the im
provement. We have a frlendUiat has
a saw that cuts more wood in one day
than a family can burn in one year
We will have no more wood choppers j
in Popes' section.
We were glad to have Uncle Hard j
Frazicr and wife, o fPumpkin Center. :
with us Sunday. Uncle Hard don't i
come up in the summer as he makes j
so much tobacco he sticks rignt at }
home. - ?
Mrs. SMt Woodlief, of near Wake
Forest, aled on Saturday morning, ?
February 21. She was the daughter
of William J^azier, and was 38 years
old. She leaves ten children?five
girls and flrf feW- .-She wafe a good
Mpbnan and^fftfcinnany friends arid rel
atives to mourn their lost. She was]
buried at Popes church Sunday after? j
noon, where a'host of friends "^and l
relatives gathered to pay the last re
spects. The services were conducted
by Rev. Mr. Harrell, of Franklinton. ,
Tfa? husband and family extends their
maife thanks for the service and as
sistance of their friends in her sly -
ness. . G. H. P..
^ Jackson Bend Items.
__ Perhaps yon "Kave never heard of
this place before, but Just the same
there Is a little town springing up
here and we don't know what else to
1 it beetles Jackson Bemd, w
aa good a ??me as ?ur.
4tr.
SV.1t 1* going forward, on grading
?In line of tU? Montgomery Lum
<*ait, balnt cat an
a*t
men. brick and lumber have alrtadjv
been hauled.
A(tfr,-a town is built here sure
enough. JacVcscn Ccnd nyiy noi h?- the
name of the place, but it's alr^Iit to
start off with at first, anyway. j
a r."r>ri:i:..
PerrjV M it! Item?.
We are having some very bad
weather.
Mr. Charlie Lum^ert and Mr. Cook
paid Miss Lula Pearce a flying visit
last Sunday.
* Mrs. Johnnie Moore and sister, Miss
Lilly Pearce, visited Mr. G. H. Coop
er's last Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Wheeler visited
their daughter, Mrs. Joe Pearce, last
Sunday. t
Mr. M. S .Perry is all smiles. Its a
fine little boy.
Wishing good lnclc*t0?the good old
Ffanklin Timfcs and its many read
ers. BROWN EYES.
Rock Springs Items.
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Just to !ct yon know we are still
living.
So much ?now ana rain in February
after such tine weather in January
seem? tough. And all the people that
did not sow their plant-beds early will
be rather late now.
Rev. Hartsell preached a flne ser
mon Sunday
Several of the Jiunn people were at
church Sunday.
There wgu* .a box party at the school
hou?e Friday night. The weather was
so bad there was only three boxw
prsnsat. However they sold well.
Iirtu^u better than $15.80.
Mr. D. E Harris Is on Che sick list
at present- Hope for his speedy re
covery.
Mr. H. J. Strickland, of La Jupta,
HoTo . who has been visiting his peo
ple In our neighborhood, returned
borne Sunday. Mr. Paul Strickland
and Mlttes Sadi? Strickland and
mm dreena accompanied htm as for
as Fran kit n ton
Mr. William Wbelees and slater, Al
donla. went to Ransdnle Chapel S?*-'
day aftenoon. ?-V
?**The road near the church is Me
place between Bonn and Laub
Its very near laspaaaaMe. It
all ?Mar an?
l'riiett Items.
Rev. W. D. Harold lectured on "Co
operation and Organization" at th?
i academy Jan. 28th.' On the following
Sunday morning he lectured on "The
Seven Worlds." ? Both talks wer^
highly instructive and enjoyed by n
i lar^e audience.
On Feb. 6t!i the Berac* class enter
| tained the Philath?& class. Several
! contests ^on historicar subjects were
enjoyed. 'A special delivery letter was
I brought in and found to contain jokes
, on each on'e pfcfCsent. Misses^ Ijtosa
i Pearce uni Be'.lc Glovier delightful!^'
rendered several musical selection^?
i vocal and instrumental. Salad, beaten
biscuit, cocoa and wafers were served.
Rev. G. M. Duke preached at the
| academy Monday night, Feb. ? 9th.
I Tuesday mornfng at the opening ex
| ercises he talked to the school on "Be
attentive; be careful, be dutiful and
I be honest."
The school girls, of. Miss Smith's
room, intertained the older boys Fri
day afternoon at a valentine party.
Hearts and arrows formed the decora- I
I tion. "Delivering the Valentine Poet"
! was the chief attraction of the after- i
noon. After an hour of fun, hearts
were matched to find partners* and
dainty refreshments were served.
Miss Maude Lancaster intertained
a few friends Thursday night at the
home of Mrs. B. F. Pearce. Rook
was the chief feature of intertainment.
Miss Lancaster delighted her guests
with several vocal'tfolos. The refresh
ments' were hot fctaocolate and -wafers
' The home -of Mr.. L. D. Lloyd was
burned Friday morning. It seems that
Mr. Llcwra carried a tank of gasoline,
thinking it was kerosene oil, to mm
open flre-place and poured soma on
the coals. The can exploded and In
an Instant the entire room was In a
blare. The family escaped, though
badly burned, and Miss Lloyd whotwas
visiting bar brother, is critically ill
from the burns. We understand that
there waa no Insurance on bouse or
furnishing.
'Mr. and Mrs.
Belle Glovier spent Monday !n Ral
eigh.
Mr. A. C. Perry spent V.':dnesda?*
*n Halc'tith.
Messrs. E. O. Pearcc, A. \. Moullr.
D. C. Pearce, B. F. Johnson and T. Oy
*<rcnncn made r. bu.-'nc > f!p to waivi*
l-'jioit and tientfer*on Monday.
Ml? M*u&o Lancaster, MUs Panlii.o
Smitli and Miss Marie Etta Mitchell
attended a teachers' meeting in Louis
burg Saturday.
Mrs. A C. Perry ic visiting relative?
in Raleigh. ' *,
Mrs. Paul Jone.-; and Miss Hazel
Jones, of Wakefield, spent Tuesday
with Mrs. T. C. Brannon.
Miss. Belle Glovier who has been
visiting Mrs. John Allen, returned to
her home in Mooresbom b inday.
Prof. K. A. Pittman, of Wake Forest
College, will lecture at the academy
Saturday night Feb. 21 at 7:30. This
is one of the monthly lectures given
at the academy. Prof. Pittman is
highly recommended and a large
crowd is desired.
Our school is in splendid condition
with an enrollment of 130 and a goo:'
average attendance, -"fhe following
is the honor roll for the month ending
January 2nd.
8th Grade.-j-Rosamond Lee Pearce,
.Addison Pearce,
7ih Grade.?James Ray.
'6th Grade.?Willie Pearce, Thottte
Belle Pearce, Clifton Perry Avon Pri
vet^ Lai la Upchurch, Grover Medlln.
4th Grade.?A vice Allen,Otha Pearce
3rd Grade.?Ava Williams, Mary
Pearce. Ether Pearce. E<!na .Up
church. ^
Lottie Strickland, Lei a Porj-y.
Pearce, Ether Peasce. Edna Upcharch.
2nd Grade.?Zoie Medlln, Maba'.
Pearce, Margaret Pearce, Maybelle
Pearce,"
1st Grajfo*?Beatrice Baal. Sadie
Beel, lUdhl Medltn, Jobnle Allan, H.
Modlhrr Mn Pearce, Claraon Carter;
Deftnns Strickland, Alton Strickland.
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NEW SPRING GOODS
AT THE
/ RACKET STORE
Now is the time to make your
Childrens Commencement dresses.
A new lot of Lace's, Embroideries
and White Goods. AIS9 new styles
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to make, them by. -
We have some more Remnants
of White Goods.
J'Not Guilty
of Stealing WM the verdict when It
nil I?arw4 Hut he made his por
ehaeee at
The Bargain Store
Joseph N. Ramey
-Bwprietor.'
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The place where job ran ilwi;? ?are
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week tectot* ?11 WJater
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To the^
Pleasure
Seekers
, We hate inntallrvl an np-tO'dato
Vulcanising ihon to Tilnilu auto
mobile* and motor, eyele litres, from
S 1-2 to 2 inch*? la diameter. Ail
work will be gaaraatoed to be utrietly
flrat p la??. She m year wort n'?A
wfll un y?ta thae and troaMe. \ W
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