Rendezvous
Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobaccos, Soft Drinks 1
Sandwiches and "Hot Dogs"
Complete line of Jewelry. >
Universal Cooking Utensils, Novelties.
Agents for Famous HUTLER'S Chocolates. 1
"Service" at the Fountain
Under Management of
HARRY HOFFMAN & SAM PARKS
s^" "Your Friends" -
"COME IN?WE'LL TRADE"
-Open Late in the Evenings- 1
New Things to Show You
_ at
White's furniture Store
New furniture, new rugs, new lamps, Ortboponlc Victrolas,
everything arranged with the idea of transforming your decorating
and furnishing problems late pleasures.
Come in and see our new things?they will give you inspira
tion for new ideas to carry oat or perhaps you will discover a
piece of furniture, a lamp or a rug that your home has been wait
ing for.
Youll be surprised how much ?. I Ay new pieces will help ths
appearance of the home. ?? ? ?: ?1
If you are buying all new furniture tor your home, we are
ready to help you with your plans so you will hare a home youll
he proud ro live in.
W. E. White Furniture Co.
Louisburg, : N. Carolina
Measuring Em'
Up Is Easy
Making 'em fit is another
question.
CHURCHILL TAILORED SUITS
are guaranteed to fit.
We make them to your measure from ALL WOOL
FABRICS?$20.00 and up.
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY, JAN. 16
Men'8 heavy wool Overcoats $7.95
Ladies Silk Dresses, $12.50 value-at $6.85"
Wright Clothing & Dry Goods Co.
BUNN, North Carolina
WANTED
Standing Timber. Big or Small
lots. Let us figure with you.
BURGESS LUMBER CO.
LOUISBURG, N. C.
FAR* FO HBKHT?0>E OB TWO
horae (arm, good dwelling and out
houaaa (or rent on half aharea for
1020. - Oood opportunity to good
r. 8e* A. T. Harris, R 1, Loth.
N C. -- t.lMt
lony la a great deal ltkf
repreapn'atlon.
Nine times out of ten, when yon
leave home of a morning without a
handkerchief, you catch cold before
noon, and need one.
Recleartlng and tro-tlog of tobac.
to seed Is a ommon p-actl'c t hough
nut the I 'it belt area of eastern
' rollna tLU "vlnUr.
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? GOLD SAND NEWS *|
Editor In Chief
Mary Lon Gupton
Assistant Editor *
Blount E?erton *
School News ?
> Annie L. May *
Community News ?
Gladys Bledsoe
Jokes
WUlls May^ ?]
Attendance
First grade": Pearl Burnette, Mattle
Fuller, Joe Harper, Shellie Mae Mar.
shall, Myrtle Lee Rowe, M. C. Wat>
klna.?1??i ?
Second grade: Irene Burnette, Ish
am Denton, Joseph Foster, Annie Mae
Hunt, Joseph Joyner.
Third grade: Lucille Carroll, Alma
Lee Cash, Carnette Joyner, Mary P.
Speed, Rosa B. Speed, Edwin Fuller,
Ben Garbee.
Fourth grade: Helen Burnette, Lu
clle Foster, Frances Parrish, Fran.
ce8 Person, Sarah Smith, Perry Breed
love. Eld ward Conn, Floyd Harper,
Malcolm Rowe,. Charlie Tharrington.
Fifth grade: Lottie Joyner, Flor
ence Mae Parrish, Henry Edwards
David Parrish, David Pleasants,
Sixth grade: Emily Burt Person,
Clifford Joyner.
Seventh grade: Bettie Bobbltt, Ath
lee Gupton, Kathleen Nelms, Ernes
tine Perdue, Anna Mae Sturgess, Gil
liam Boykln, Bruce Gupton, Bryan
Harper, Fred Hlght, Maurice Murray,
William West, Sue Denton, Bettie May
Marcelle' Parrish. Ida Stewart Par.
rlsh. Lucy Stewart Parrish, Priscllla
Rowe, Oleta Wilson, Elliotte Breed
love, Frances Cash, Fenner Rowe.
Eighth grade: Delta Allen, Estelle
Cash, Edgar F*uller, Wilton Leonard,
Walter Pleasants, David Rowe.
Ninth grade: Ida Fuller, Bettie B.
Marshall, Doris Wester, Thomas Den
ton, Fuller Parrish, Wilson Parrish,
Tenth-grade: Lena Bledsoe, Walter
Fuller, Irma Gupton, Clinton Gupton,
Ruffln Harper, Ava Joyner, Pattie R.
Moore, Thomas Perue, Mary. Stur
gess.
Eleventh grade: Blount Egerton,
Jr., Mary Lou Gupton, Reuben Gup
ton. Thurman Perdue.
Scholarship
1st grade: Joe Harper, Mattle Ful
ler, Shellie M. Marshall. Myrtle L.
Rowe, M. E. Watlcins.
2nd grade: Irene Burnette, Isham
Denton, Annie M. Hunt, Joseph W.
Jcyner.
3rd grade: Carnette Joyner, Zenith
Joyner, Mary D. Speed, Rosa B. Speed,
Edwin Fuller
4th grade: Pearl Harris, Frances
Person, Sarah Smith. Edward Conn.
6th grade: Lottie Joyner.
- flth grader EmlTy"Burt Person.
7th grade: Gilliam Boykin, Sue Den
ton. Ida 8. Parrish, Josephine .Joy.
ner, Lucy Stewart Parrish.
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Parent.Teacher's Meeting
The regular monthly meeting of the
Parenc-Teacner's Association was held
on last Monday evening, Feb. 11th. A
very interesting program was given
as follows: .
Song: Battle Hymn of the Republic.
Devotional: Mr. W. V. Carroll.
Remarks about Abraham Lincoln:
Mr. Carroll.
instrumental Music: Mrs. W. D.
Fuller, Austin Fuller.
Some Objects of Parent-Teachers'
Association: Mr. E. L. Best.
Soio: Miss Adelaide Duke.
Alter the program cocoa and dough
nuts were served. .
Junior-Senior Banquet at GoRLSand
THe Juniors entertained the Seniors
at a deilgnfful banquet Thursday
evening, reo. 14. The banquet was
carried out in Valentine style. The
centerpiece was a doll dressed In cap
and gown standing on the world troni
whicu caine ribbons to each place
cam, represented by a mlnature di
ploma. The lights were subdued and
Horn them were suspended balloons,
attached to each balloon was a cupiu
la the act ot shooting his arrow. The
banquet hall carried the thought ana
sentiment that is natural during the
Valentine season.
Menu ?
Fruit cocktail
' Chicken Croquettes
Pickle Mashed Potatoes
Parker House Rolls English Peas
Iced Tea
Fruit Salad Saltines ?
Strawberry Cream Macha Cake
v Program
Toastmaster: Walter Fuller
Welcome: Walter Fuller.
Toast to Seniors: Ava Joyner.
Response: Rachel Garbee.
Song to SeqjorB: Junior Class.
Toast to Faculty: Pattle R. Moors.
Response: Mr. W. V. Carroll.
Toast to School: Zena Bledsoe.
Response: Mr. Wr E. Howard.
Farewell to Seniors:* Junior Class.
Music: Mr. Austin Fuller and Miss
Jessie Mae Luper.
The occasion was thoroughly en
Joyed by all and Is to be remembered
as a pleasant event in the student life
of the Gold Sand school.
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The Faculty entertained the Senior
class on last Saturday evening at a
theatre party In Raleigh. The picture
was "King of Kings."
The picture was very inspiring giv
ing the life of Christ. We all had a
delightful evening.
In at much that God In hta infinite
wisdom hat teen fit to take from our
midst the wife of oar beiasred friend
snd treasurer of oar Parent-Teacher
Association. Theretytre be It resolved:
First: -That we extend our deepest
sympathy to the family.
Second: We recommend them to
our Heavenly Father, who doeth all
things well. That their loss was her
sternal gain.
Third: That a copy of these reso
lutions be sent to th? family, one to
the Franklin Times. one
on the minute ^f \..
Association.
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Fanner* Meeting at Gold .Hand
On the past Thursday night at the
regular farmers meeting those 'pres
ent continued the discussion of pure
bred cotton.. The first, steps toward
the growing of a better type of cot.
ton have been taken. A number of
farmers have engaged purebred Mex.
lean Big Boll Seed to plant the com
ing spring. By growing a better type
of cotton In the community farmers
can get better prices than the ordi
nary cotton will bring. ?
The best seed cannot succeed un
less all the practices during the en.
ttro prop year are carefully carried
out. The farmers are going to pay
particular attention to the following
points In connection with the cotton
crop?good seed, proper preparation,
proper fertilisation, spacing and cul.
tlvatlon, control of insects and dis
eases, careful picking and housing,
selecting seed, ginning, and selling.
Several more meetings will be held
at Gold Sand on Thursday nights at
7:30 and at Wood on Wednesday
nights^ All farmers In the communi
ty arc Invited to take advantage of
these meetings.
TRUSTEE'S RE-SALE OF LAND
The land hereinafter described hav
ing been offered for sale on January
28, 1920 and an advanced bid having
been deposited as by law provided,
and an order having been entered by
Clerk of Superior Court of Franklin
County directing a Re-sale of said
land under and by virtue of the pow
er of said order and sale contained in
that certain deed of trust executed by
W. C. Kearney to E. H. Malone, Trus
tee, dated January 29. 1927 recorded
In Book 234 at page 223, Registry of!
Franklin County. North Carolina,- the-j
undersigned Trustee will on ? 1
MONDAY, MARCH 4th, 1929,
at or about the hour of noon at the!
courthouse door in Louisburg, N. C.,'
offer for sale at public auction, to the
highest bidder, for cash those lots of
land situate in FYanklin County, j
Franklinton Township, State of North
Carolina and described as follows:
Numbers 7, 8 and 9 in map off H. C.
Kearney estate showing division be
tween heirs of said estate, December
18, 1919. as surveyed by G. B. Cooper,
C. S? said map being recorded in Reg
istry or Franklin County, said lots be
ing now occupied as homeplace of W.
C. Kearney.
This the 14th day of Feb., 1929.
2-15-3t E. H. MALONE, Trustee.
The supreme -duty of the govern
ment. as well as Individuals, is to get
along with things they can't afford.
Rdsbbetrv culture will tw? utartH
In Avery county this year by boys
belonging to the 4.H clubs.
RABIL'S
The Show Place The Ladies Like
New Spring
DRESSES
These garments arrived 'from
the leading stylists. Prints in
their exquisite colorings, and
Sport Frocks radiate a new life.
BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT
=r JUST ARRIVED
Dresses so simple yet so artful
in design that the smart woman
recognizes air once how bTaiiti
ful is their designing.
Prices range from
$8.75 to $11.95
M. RABIL1
Main Street Louisbarg,
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FOR FIRST clabs job frintino
tlii
friONH NO. 888.
ROTH'S
LOW - PRICES
CANNOT BE BEATEN
Hundreds and hundreds of unmatchable bargains all over the store. Our prices have
been the talk of Franklin County. We are determined to sell this big stock regard
less of cost. This space is too small to mention but a few of our Bargains. Come
in and lcok over our prices and they will convince you that we cannot be beaten.
MEN'S HANES UNION SUITS
9UO SELLERS _
It don't take a long-winded spiel to sell this kind
of merchandise; and if you care a snap about
saving money you'll buy two suits of Hanes*
heavy.rlbbed Union Suits, as that Is the limit.
Sizes 36 to 46. Per Suit?
89c
MEN'S 220 WEIGHT OVEEALLS
? SPECIAL
Men, how about this one? $1.60 value In a 220
welght white back Eastern Denim Suspender
8tyle Overall?seams double stitched?priced for
this sale at only?
89c
RIVERSIDE CHECKS '
Shop aroftnd; compare prices; note the quality;
you'll And our pricea are better. Riverside Plaids
aud Checks?16c seller
10c
LADIES' SILK HOSE
BOc SELLERS
One' special lot of Ladles' silk hose?a complete
run of sizes and a wonderful assortment of col.
ors. Priced?
19c
PEPPERELL 9-4 SHEETING
SOc SELLER
Ladles will flock to this sale when they learn we
ire-selling quality merchandise at such low
prices/ Pepperell's 9-4 bleached and unbleached
sheeting now at only?
39c v
CHILDREN'S SHOES
t&fiO SELLERS
Special, lot of children's shoes, leather tops, Us
klde ont soles, famous Ramsey brand shoes; In
-lies 6 to 8; nose priced at only?
$1.29
f. A. Roth Company
The Bargain Spot Louisburg, N. C.