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f . / ? ETEVIBODY r BOOST L0U18BUKG 1 1 1 "IDT } Franklin AM AbVEBl IKING MEDIUM THAT BRINGS KESUl/TK A F. JOHNSON, Editor and Manager THE COUNTY, THE BT^TE, THE UNION 8UB8GRIPTION $1.60 Per Year VOLUMN LVI. =?? .> 1 LOUISBURG, N. (L, WDAY, APRIL 8TH, 1927 (12 Pages) NUMBER 7 CALL TOWN PRIMARY APRIL 30J Require Treasurer To Give | __ Bond Mat* Flat Kate Far Sprinkler Sys tems) To Advertise and Sail Pro perty Delinquent Tax Payers! J Splendid Ueports Received Tiie~Uocf(Tbl Tuwn ftianlwloBMi met la regular monthly session on Frir<- night and on roll call, the fol, lowing members were present. Mayor Williamson, Commissioners Pergurson Fleming, Person and White. The reports of the last meeting yvere read and after corrections were approved. "The report of the clerk was read. aiy3 approved and was as follows: Receipts for taxes $2,283.23, costs ' and license $164.92. water and lights $2,888.40, street paving assessments ?$1,75412. -interest on assessments $436.81, partlsl payments $H0.23, |mu. aties $24.08, rents $40, lines $36, re bate on lubricating oil $$73.73, water and light deposits $8, J. T. Prultt $046,32, B. H. Meadows, rep jail $7.30, total $9,212.14. The report of Chief of Police Mea ?dows w? read and approved and was as follows: Costs $66.90, fines $20, Ucense $20, rents $40, board of prisoners 75 cents, total $136.65. On motion of Mr. Person and sec < n- 'ed. by Dr. Fleming it was oitler. hat $2,500 insurance be placed on i: power plant Motion carried. ; clerk was annotated registrar fro coming election. The books to ?be . April ttrd. f iv "'-T ftif selection of candl dat ts v?3 called to be held be April 30th. , '?i. mouon of Mr. Fergursou, secone. bjr'-Mr. White the matter of working . streetgta the Rlacktown and Mineral Springs SectTon "Wag refei i yl 4o -the street ccmmtttee. Cb motion of Mr. Fergnrson and seconded by Dr. Fleming the clerk was ordered to make fovestigation into the listing of taxes of guardians and custcdians. On motion of Dr. Fleming and sec onded by Mr. Peibon it was ordered that al -*-ty o- which taxes were nnt paid by the first of May shonlc be advertised at once and a notice te -this -eeeet be placed in. the. JTanklit Times in their next issue and a final " "iroOre-be sent to every delinquent no Hie 15th rf April. Carried. The matter of wafer service for a sprinkler svstem for the warehouse of C. T. Stokes was referred for ad. justment to the street committee. A motion b" Dr. Fleming and see. ended by Mr. Person was as follows: That any firm, person or corporation or banking institution with whom the moneys of the town shall be deposit ed. be and the same are hereby re quired to execute a bond t oidemnify said town against loss, cost or damage on account thereof In the sum of $30.. 000. The clerk was instructed to give notice to the Treasurer of the tows with instructions to carry out this or. der. This motion was carried. On motion of Dr. Fleming and sec onded by Mr. Fergnrson the follow tag order wgs passed: It is hereby r-rdered that all sprinkler systems be charged a flat rate of $50 per year for six inch leads and that the entire cost of installing be borne by the pro perty owner. ^ It wss cr^"-?d that oriders be plac. f' for eight water meters. The clerk was ordered to write the Carolfha Power and Light Company the following letter: We are in receipt of vonr esteem, ed tavor of March 21at and reply beg to* advise that It is still the sense of the beard of commissioners of the town of Looisbnrg. that yon make a survey as per resolution peiead by the board on March 4th and trans mitted to yon under date of March 8th No further business coming before the board the meeting adjourned. HOW TO MAKB A BOLL IB GO A L0X6 WATS ? e The pastor of the Loihlnn Circuit will Oil his regular appointments San day April It. preaching from the fol lowing subjects: ShUoh. 11 a. m.. "Vhat Christ Wonki Teach the Farmers of Franhlin Conn, ty." Piney Grare J p. a., "How to make a dollar go a long waya." ?OS. JOBS H. KBBB TO SPfeAK Hon. John H. Kerr. from the Second North Carolina Dis trict .will address the Kiwaniaas and visitors at the taachsow to'ho gtvao ' High Sch< ' at Cold Sand High School Prida r craning at ? oVhet, iag to annoaaeemeat ot the committee Congressman Kerr to most happy. foreefM Bod totoihottao speaker and all who attend will en joy hearing what ha torn to op. 11 roma <T :?> Clerk QtCodrt i f. ?_ the TIWES that h? has utrfsai TOXIC TAXES George Washington, tUt Ihth. er of onr country, wu a wlw man?hut he hat) a lot of fool, lah children. George Washing, ton did things?henee the mod ern expression?"Let George do It." Unfortunately George Wash ington Is dead, and now we'll hare to do It ourselves. George eat down a cherry tree. Why I Twas because George knew that that cherry tree waa the source Yep, as we said before, George Washington was nobody's fee I. - Now we folks of Franklin County kg re a belly ache tree Hat we are cultivating, imi it*, a high one too. It Is oar tree of high taxes. We are cnltlrat Ing It by trading outside of Lou Is burg Mild Franklin Count), thereby helping the merchants hi othdhs counties to pay the taxes el otber wiaaties. All of as oaght to trade at hop* aaa In this way Increase onr Frank. and lower the taxes on onr selves. Onr merchants wonld gladlypay bigger taxes on big ger basil esees. Sharpen year little hatchet, and ent dewn onr high tax tree by trading at Lonlsbarg. LOL'IHBL'HG CHAMBK1 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Next Meeting April ttth. Connt. Ing on TOU to Come SMALL COUKT *05DAT Judge H. W. Perry had only a feji cases before Um Monday in TMR?corder? iDwitt fit ww Vor^dJspSsftidh. Tn aMWon a nuin ber of cases were ccmUnued for va Hi^ns. rsisoaii The Jacket was as tol-_ Vo John Smithi pots. ' session of?whiskey, guilty; three I months on roai^ execution not to i issue upon payment of $25 fine ano ' C?State vs Robert Ghappell, unlawful possession of whiskey, guilty, apt months tra-rOads, executic*-net-Aa Issue during ~ood behavior for pe nog of 6 mroths, upon payment of $25 fine '"'states Roger Macon, unlawful pos session of whiskey, pleads nolo con tendere. 3 months op roads, execntiy ; not to issue upon payment of costs i and $*>g ""* ?? ; I State vs G. S. Hale, trespass, not i guilty. ... , state rs G. S. Hale, nuisance, guilty, prayer fbr judgment continued. State rs G. S. Hale and D. R. Ays cue. affray- guilty, prayer for judg ment continued. ? ' State vs D. R. Ayscue, assault with deadly weapon, guilty, prayer for pudg ment continued. ? ., State vs Pnrcell NoWell, assault with deadly weapon, guilty, prayer for judgment continued. The following cases were continue State ts Berry Whitley, operating automobile Intoxicated, unlawful poa. session of whiskey. State ts J. E. Mayee. State rs J. A. Morton. State vs Roes Moore, assault with deadly weapon, nuisance. State vs Roes Moore and John Moore, forcible trespass. BU55 W1SS KIIOCKOIJT IS DEBATE Last Friday night when the triangle debates were OTer, Bunn was smooe the few schools in the State that won both sides of the question unanimous ly. Clarice Dickereon and Evelyn Brewer upheld the affirmative ?Jfc of the qeery "? home, and wuiuahle to convince three excellent judge# that Congress should enact the Car tis-Reed bill providing for a federal department The outstanding feature of this debate was the rebuttal speech coffered by Miss Dtckerson. The negative side of the query was upheld by Esther Cook and Hamilton Hobcood. and aiace they convince? the three judge, that they were bet. ter debaters than their opponents, we feel safe ia saying that the negative did good debating and deserved to wi,. Since the vtetrry was a am nlete one. the teams will go to Chapet Hill and enter! the content for the laurels. A great deal of the *0*?* tew this victory is dae Miss Ftye, who is coaching the School closes April 22nd and day will be gives to the conmmneo ; exercises. At ten o'clock on tbs sad class day exercises will take place. At three o'clock 1% the afternoon, the mnsic department give a masieal recital. At eight oc the stndeut-Cacaltyptoywffl^j^ "rth*jmr the will give one off the "lt Pays To Aevertlee ap ?? the "taati, - BOARD OF EDUCATION R E - O R O A N X Z E S A. F. JohiiHUB, lle.?lMM CktRi F. L. knt, Superintendent u< F. H. Maloue, Attorney? Other Mlt ' tent Routine The Board of Education met IB re. gul&r session on Monday with A. F. Johnson, Mrs. T. H. Dickens. E. L. Green, J. H. Joyner and W. A. Mul len present. The minutes of last meeting were read and approved. J. H. Joyner reported that his com mittee had decided on the Cross Road School site, the same being near John Sill's home. The Board approved thin as lection and lustructedthe secretary to have building erected at the earl iest possible date. After allowing a number of accounts the hoard adjourned. - I At 10:30 a. m., the Board of Educa. Itlon convened for the purpose of or ganization and attending to any other business that might arise. E. L. Green hook Aha oath-of office -and assumed his duties as a member of the Board. A. F. Johnson was elected chairman of the Board. E. L. Beet was elected superintendent of schools, E. H. Ma lone was elected attorney. The Board Instructed the secretary to prepare quarterly tor the Board a financial statement of the-school-fund.?The entire Board wad appointed a commit tee to attend the meeting In Raleigh] Tuesday April 12, at which meeting the State Superintendent will explain the new school legislation. There being no further business the Board adjourned. LIST OF JURORS The following Is a list of Jurors drawn for May term of Franklin On. perlor Court: Dunns?A. S. Dodd, W. R. Bullock Bud ~R*r. Simon Pearcr, W. J. Afy church, J. A. Pippin, W. R. Flowers Johnson. Harris?Paul Strickland, C. V Floyd, A. S. Harris, 0. H. Frazier, N F. Pendleton, W. B. Prlrett Youngsville?8. V. Cawthorae, D. B May H J fVmyeriC ~ Frankliuton?L. C. Newton, F. E Laftnn s. Perry, C. O. Moore, R L. Wilder. Hayesville?T. W. Edwards. ' Bandy Creek?W. r. Leonard, J. J Pernell. J S. Smith,- S. P. Bobbitt, T ' "HrTnscrp??If G. B. Egerton. 6old Mine?w. K. Bartholomew. Cedar Rock?A. M. Wheless, T. A Collie. A. L. Daniel. * Cypress Creek?W. A. Mitchell, E V. Stone. Loulsbnrg?J. A'. Reavis, P. J Brown, F. W. Hicks. LOl'ISBUBG AND BCH3 WIN Franklin county will be ably re presented In the High School Debat ing Contest at Chapel Hill April 14 by the Mills High School of Louis, burg and the Bunn Hifch School, the teams from these schools having won over both of their opposing teams in their triangular debata last Friday evening. The Lout;burg debaters ? succeeded in winning both' sides of the query from their opponents of the Franklin ton High School. Kemp Yarborough and Sam Allen handled the affirmative side of the question at home and won unanimously over} their opponents, while Eugenia Perry and William U? zle made the negative?the weaker side of the question?looked gooa enough to win a decision for them over their opponents at Frankllnton Miss May Graham, who has been coaching the Loulsburg debaters fot the past two years, had her teams thoroughly familiar with the issues of the debate, and they dealt with them in a convincing manner. The Bonn High School debaters won another trip to Chapel Hill by win ning again this year over their old rivals of the Edward Best High School and the Youngsville High School. Miss Clarice Diekdkaon and Miss Evelyn Brewer kept {he home fires burning brightly at home by unanimously win, aing over their opponents of the Ed ward Best High School, while Miss Esther Cook and Hamilton Hobgooo brought home the bacon from the lile team. TomtgsvUle team. Miss Flora Frye, who has been coaching the Bonn de baters for the past three years, ha* in Hamilton Hobgood and Evelyn Brewer two of the best high school dshatsrs in oar county, This Is the second time within the last three that Misa Frye has succeeded in getting her turn in the finals at hupol mil Ws hope that Misa Graham and Miss *ye wSl have their teams tn_tfp_ >p shape when they reach Chapei fill and pines the schools of Franklin cnu Post Mo. lfid, American perform ?s? iIn to Its communi in the] ARTHUR STRICKLAND NAMED COUNTY TAX SUPERVISOR Township List Taken Appointed; Jo.j Ws tor .Maj Court Drawn; Com-' ml-sioiiers To Attend District Meet, hit; Many Reports Keceited and Orcltred Filed \ The Board of County Commission erg met in regular session on Monday W<th-iUI members present. Altar ap-! proving minutes of previous meeting business was transacted as follows: Report of Miss Daisy Caldwell, Home Agent, was received and filed ?Report of Eugene Wilson, Farm. Agent, was received and filed. A motion revalled to allow G. W. Ford to renew note by first Monday ill May On motion the Board and the at. torney and clerk, were appointed a committee to be held In Raleigh, Tuesday, 'April 12. 7 The following township road trus ts Tiled reports: mt n us, Cedar Rock Cypress Creek and Sandy Creek. The chairman was instructed to wire W. K. Terry and Co., the Board would not pay >800. ? Report of John Hedgepeth. Super, intendent County Home, was recelv, efl and nied. He reported 5 white tuHf 11' colored' inmates. Report of Dr. J. E. Malone, County Health Officer, was received and fil ed. Report of E. C. Perry. Superinten. deat Public Welfare, wag receives! and filed, and his recommendations ordered carried out as follows: That Mary Mayo be stricken from outside pauper list, she being read. Tai list takers were appointed for the townships as follows: Dtnmv?j. r. mff Harris?J. B. Wilder. Voungsvllle?8. E. Winston. Fronklinton - R. H. Jones." Hayesvillt - 1.. CL Frazier. Sandy Creek?W. F. Leonard. Gold Mine?C. R. Parrish. Cedar Rock?T. W. Stokes. Louisburg? II. W. Perry. J. A. Hodges, County Auditor, was *lajpB-nint?d '"-""TV Accountant. The Board with the " ant Clerk and Attorney, were appoint ed a committee to meet with revision board at Raleigh. ?. The Board, Clerk ,and Attorney were appointed a committee to at tend a district Educational Meeting to be held in Raleigh, April 12th. f11,000 "At, tnr FrtintrHntnn fi raflo,| Upon.order Arthur Strickland, ol Cypress Creek township, was appoint ed Tax Supervisor for Franklin coun ty for 1927 at_a salary of $6 per day. Upon motion the Board ordered the 115,000 not for Franklinton Graded School renewed for five months. H. P. Speed was appointed a com mittee to investigate Vhe Jchn Wat kins case asking tor help from the county. The Board with the assistance ol the Sheriff drew the Jury for the May term of Franklin Superior Court. ? After allowing a number of ac. counts the Board adjourned to its next regular meeting. FARMERS ATTE5TI0X All fanners interested In growing tobacco would gain much benefit by bearing Mr. Floyd speak on the sub ject in the Louisburg Masonic Lodge room at eleven o'clock April 11th. Mr. A. T. Holman is going to hold a terracing school in the court au. ditoriom beginning at 9 o'clock Toes, day April 12. All farm men and boys would gain much benefit if they would take advantage of this school. The school will run Tuesday and Wed nesday. The school will consist of instruction and actual terracing. HILL-FEERELL Lovely in its simplicity was the marriage of Miss Betty Burt Hill, and Mr. Marvin Ward Ferrell, which took place Saturday morning at ten o'clock at the home Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ray Sumner in Hayes Barton. Rev. W. A. StanBury performed the ceremony which was attended only by a few friends and relatives. , Immediately after the ceremony Mr, and Mrs. rerrell left for a short mo tor trip after which they will be at homa in Durham. Mrs. Ferrell is the attractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kemp Pin miner Hill of this city ana received her education at Peace In stitute and Saint Mary's School here Mr. Ferrell ia the son of Mrs. W. ft. Ferrell of Durham and Is a very pro. irisest young business man of that city, being connected with the Dur ham Realty and Insurance Company. AT ST. FACE'S CREECH I ? at 19 o'clock and prayer at 7:3* are the serv ices (Or St. Paul's Episcopal church pat aunt Sunday, according to an. -- of Rev. J. D. Miller, fee. also been announced Win be st I g a will bo held oa Rood Fri DB. A. PAUL BAGBY AND OTHERS > YISIT COLORED GRADED SCHOOL! Thursday morning Maroh 31st, Mee. L. E. Scoggiu. M. S. Clifton, S. I P. Boddie and F. H. Allen paid the school a visit. They all expressed themselves* as being highly pleased, with the work that is being done. On Mond<"-- morning April ?, Dr. A. Paul Bagby gave the school a rich message on the subject "How To Live" Thts was truly a rich message. The entire school feels deeply grateful to Br. Bagby'. , -. The Rev. Mr. Mclirer made some remarks endorsing what had been said by Dr. Bagby. NYe; feel deeply grateful to ouv white friends for their interest in us jand the school.: We are always glad to have them come around and see what we are doing, j The_ colored people are taking a real arjd deeper interest In tlie. school. The enrollment ""tfils** term Is* nfearTy BOO. The conduct of the entire school jhas been good. What we need now is more Tbom.~ We-arw urrw arranging for parent's day at which time all j-"P^kr e f i til wilt be asked to visit and. in spect the school work. We are work ing hard for a better school and bet ter children. ? MRS. RADFORD ENTERTAINS On Thursday evening March 31st, iMrs. Arch Radford and daughter were pleasant hostesses of a number of het The entertaining hours weTe from I until 10 o'clodk. As the guests drove down the ave nue the biasing festive lights falling softly upon the great foliage of the trees gave a very pretty scene to the arrlvers. Upon appanaching the porch they were met and cordially welcomed by Mlsa Radford who showed mem to the dressing room which wag equip. peri ylth cyf.ry .comfort, -Later .li?<a were ushered into the brilliantly light ed- living voom using pink shade ovet | light earning -a beautiful color over the room decorated with green, pink and white drafery. A short but good program was ren derad as follows: " Hong.' He t.oadeth Me. Srrtptnrer Mr?r Radford. ?Prayer, Mrs. Sykes. Reading, Mrs. John Trio, Misses and .Lucy Demen This being greatly enjoyed bitt noi so much"aa^ the following: We were UHheredxtp^the "(fining" room where lares' snow whito table stood before oijr^eyes, darted here and there with ttle rabbits, baskets containing Eas ter eggs while in the center of the tabl [?two lovely bouquets of lilacs were placed. This making our hearts thrill with Easter Joys which was sortn tc come. It is true we were antlclpatng an April fool hut instead d"iiclous re freshments were served consisting ol chicken salad, ham sandwiches and coffee followed by cake, pickles, slic ed orange and apples. * After serving the guests by twot left the dining room thinking how nice and googt everything wan, hop. Ing Mrs. Radford would soon enter tain again. At length our longings were over for when the greater por tion of the Company that were exer rising their thoughts so freely now seated themselves and ceased to speak for beautifnl music filled the room with entrancing melodies. An hout later the sofa and chairs that lined the walls were vacant for there Is a time for everything and it was then time for this pleasant evening of en. joyment to close. All guests departed declaring to Mrs. Rand ford and Etta they had sure ly spent fonr enjoyable hours and as the antique clock on the mantle struck the hour of 10 o'clock the last adieu was uttered. BIRTHDAY PARTY Spring Hope. April 3.?Mrs. W. J. Wilder, who will l>e seventy-one years of age April 5th, was given a surprise birthdity p^rty at her home here' today. About ten o'clock her children, grand children and other close relatives be gan to arrive. Mrs. Wilder was wor ried as well as .surprised. She bad made no' preparations for snch a crowd, but her children assured her that they had brought their dinner with them and she was considerably relieved. A table was spread in the yard and everyone gathered aronnd and enjoy jed a delightful dinner. The afternoon was happily spent aronnd the old home. Those present were Mr. W. J. Wll, der. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Stallings and children, Mr. and Mrs. James Strick land. Mr. Arthur Wilder, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wilder and children, Mr. and Mrs. E. 3. Wilder. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Strickland and Mrs. Lnella Perry. Everyone present enjoyed the day to the highest, degree and went away wishing Mrs Wilder many returns of the day. FIRE A* EE ABBEYS PLAYER AMONG TOE VISITORS 80KC 160 KNOW AND SOU TOO DO NOT XKOW. Personal Item A boat Folk* A ad Their friends Who Travel Hera And There. Mrs. F. F. Fagan, of Rocky Mount, visited Loulsburg Tuesday. Mr. S. (i noddle. ,.f Oxford, was vtsttee-*aLouieburg Monday. - MaJ. T. O. Stem. o( OxfonA waa a visitor to Louisbunt Monday. Lyon, of Creodmoor, was a visitor to Loulsburg Monday. Mr. R. S. McCoin, of Henderson. Editor M. W. Lincke, of Nashville, Was a visitor Uj^ Loulsburg Friday. or. and Mre. H. G. Perry and little : vion visited Rocky Mount Tuesday. Mr. E. H. Malone and Supt. W. R. Mills visited Wake Forer.t Tuesday. Mr1. Thomas W. HufTIn, of Raleigh, was a visitor to Loulsburg Saturday. (? Mrs. Jack Brown, Misses Loalse Griffin and Margaret Hill visited Messrs. D. T. Currin and ?. ?. Mullock, of Oxford, were vleltora to Loulsburg Wednesday. Mr. M. P. Hoffman, who has traveling in Tennessee and KenUtaKy is spending a few days In L^ulaburg. 'd, Mr. and Mrs. A.- F.^-Johnaon sad daughters. Misses Adelaide and Eliaa. beth, visited Rocky Mount Tuesday. . Mrs. W. Jfc Ferrull and little son. who have been visiting her* parents, have returned to their home at Mid dlesex. Mrs. W. P. Neal, Mlsa Fanny Neal andt Mr;' Wttttam Neal motored tt) filpnrfanhurg TfiesaBv 10 take Ml SB Annie Perry Neal back to school. She is atConverse College at school tils i winter and ham been spending the j past week at home here during her > spring holidays. " :?: | KHHr-JDIBi LANCASTER PAH8E& Mr. and Mr*. J. 8. Lancaster. o? . i Hotel VasH received the sad newn or [ | the death of thelii .dauKhtcr-ln.law i'Mrs. John [. incawter. which occurred I early Monday morning In Sanfora. , | The news came as a terrible shock to ..i the. family and to their many friends 1 throughout the community. Mrs. Lan 1 caster died In a Sanford hospital af I ter an illness of only a few hours. Besides her husband, she learea an Infant son. Mr. Lancaster and his mother left Monday evening for Geor gia, where the remains will be'laid | to reat. ? | Mrs. Lancaster, who before her mar I rlage wan Miss Martha Griffin, earns to Vass-from her home In hid)Son, Ga., in the fall of 1925 to become a meat. | ber of the faculty of the Vass-Lcte j view High School. She was a young j woman of charm and winning person ality. and was soon firmly established as a favorite with the h children whom she taught. She was chosen by the Woman's Club as chair, man of its literary department, ana was an active worker In the Baptist Sunday school. A little more than a year ego. she was married to John Lancaster, who at that time was mak ing hia home here. Several months agt> he went to Sanford to engage In busi ness, and in January Mrs. Lancaster joined hlip there. ?Mrs. Lancaster waa the only daugh ter of Dr. Griffin of Edls-- Ga., and much sympathy la felt for the father, the husband and the motherless babe, and the Jthec members of the family. Death of Infaat As we go to press ws learn of the death in the Central Carolina hospt. tal In Sanford of the Infaat son of John Lancaster.?Vasg Pilot. LED IB ROCK >BW9 On March 27, Her. R. P. Downey tilled his regular appointment, tdft preached a beautiful sermon on Pray. ?r- ' , "" The evening service was condacted by Rev. E. B. Dozier from Japan. A - very- Urge crowd came oat to bear his lecture. Come again for tha week en* service. Preaching Saturday evening af 2:30. AH deacons are requested to be preeent. Sunday -school 10 o'clock-, preach lng 11 o'clock. We weia glad to see oar tot am principal of our school, Mr. Rober son at Hyde county. M:
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