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BYEBYBODI BOOST - e AriHDrafl Ltfvlovl/SV The Franklin Times A3 AI>V?L11SJ*& MEDIUM THAT BEl.NUS RESULTS 4. r. JOHNSON, Editor and Manager * THE COUNTY, THE STATE, THE UNION ?? * SUBSCRIPTION $1.50 Per Year VOLUMN LX. >> LOUISBURO, N. 0., FjtlDAY, MAY 24TH, 1929 (10 Pages) NUMBER 14 HON. H. D. COOLEY TO SPEAK At Franklin County Memorial Serrlces T0 Be Held In Loaiiberg Sunday, June 2nd, at 2iS0 P. M.?Splendid And Appropriate Program Being Arranged. Hon. Harold D. Cooley, ot Nash ville, one of North Carolina's most gifted young orators will deliver the Memorial address at the Franklin County Memorial Association's Memo, rial exercises to be held in Louisburg on Sunday afternoon, June 2nd, 1926, at 2:30 o'clock in the auditorium of Mills High School. A most appro priate and interesting program is be. ing arranged and preparations are being made to accommodate the larg est crowd' ever before In attendance upon these services. Assurances have been given by many people from a distance that they will attend. The several committees are busy this week and next with all the de tails, arranging for the flowers, mus ic. automobiles and accommodations and it is encouraging to learn that they are meeting a hearty coopera tion in this work. Everybody is in. vited to take a part and help with this work of love. Don't get the idea that this is a soldier's organization and the citizens are not invited to take part. On the contrary it is a citizens organization' tanshow our respect-and appreciation for the service given us by the boys who have paid the su preme sacrifice, either in or caused by the World War. Don't wait for s personal invitation. You will feel much better for having shown youi appreciations in this manner. Again the Association is calling foi information locating the graves ol any World War soldier, of which 11 has no record. If you know or hav< heard of the grave of any World Wai soldier, whether he died during th< war or since, that has not been deco rated each year or is not on the lis: below, kindly send the name of th< EOldier and the location of the gravi to T. K. Stockard, Secretary, Louis burg, or A. F. Johnson, Chairman o the Arrangements Committee, Louis burg, at once^so that it can be adde< to the iist this year. The standing and township commit tees are as follows: Standing Committees Arrangement?A. F. Johnson, chair stop, D. T. Dickie, Mrs. John W Neal, Miss Lorene Wilder, Mrs. M. C Wilder, L. L. Preddy, Mrs. D. T. Ful lcr, Mrs. T. H. Dickens, Mrs. R. C Beck. Escort?A. W. Macon, Chairman and all members of the American Le glon and American Legion Auxiliary Music?Mrs. W. E. White, Chair man; Mrs. Aubroy Winston, vice-chair man; W. F. Joyner, Mrs. S. B. Berke ley, Dr. H. H. Johnson, W. B. Tucker Malcolm McKlnne, Mrs. J. B. King, S B. Berkeley. Flowers?Mrs. M. S. Clifton, Chair man; Mrs C. 8. Williams, Vice-Chair man; Mrs. H. C. Taylor, Mr.s B. N Williamson. Jake Frledlander, Mrs. A W. Alston, Mrs. S. P. Boddie, Mrs. S J. Parham, Miss Mary Spencer. Automobile?A. W. Person, Chair man; L. W. Henderson, Vice-Chair ' man; Mrs. E. L. Best, Mrs. D. F. Mc Kinne, Mrs. A. H. Vann, Mrs. S. E Winston. E. H. Malone, F. A. Roth. Finance?Mrs. H. H. Johnson, Chair man; L. W. Henderson. Vice-Chair man; Bland Mitchell, Mrs. W. D Egerton, Mrs. S. B. Berkeley, Davi< Harris. Publicity?T. K. Stockard, Chair man; Miss Daisy Caldwell, Vice-Chain man; Col. C. L. McGhee, J. l. Brown Mrs. H. O. Perry, Mrs. J. E. Malone A. Tonkel. Local Details?Mrs. B. T. Holdei Chairman; Mrs T. W. Watson, Vice. Chairman, Edward GtJ,ffin, Edward Perry. Township Committees Immediately following the town ship committees is found the name and location of the grave they ' will assume the responsibility of decorat lng: Dunn?J. R. White, Chairman; 1 M Stalllngs, automobile; Mrs. Labbee Perry; flowers; Fred Perry, music. Louis W. Nowell, Flat Rock church: Herbert .Cates, Flat Rock church; Wi ley Jackson Frazier, Flat Rock church Harris?Mrs. It. C. Wilder, Chair, man; Rufus Place, automobile; Mat. tie Wilder, flowers; Edna Byron, mu sic. Tommie Frazier, at Frasier's home place near Harris Cross Roads; Zollle Richards, near county line at Ernest Richards; Joe Lafater, at New Hope church. Youngsville?MaJ. Stephen Winston, Chairman; 8. E. Tharrlngton, auto mobile; Mrs. F. J. Tlmherlake, flow* ers; Mrs. F. A. Cheatham, music. Archibald Pearce, at Oak Level church, and Lonnle Perry at Oak Level church. Frankllnton?L. L. Preddy, Chair, man; Col. C. L. McOhee, automobile; Mrs. C. S. Williams, flowers; Mrs. W. W Cooke, music. Shemuel B. Cooke, Frankllnton ce metery; Donald F. Cheatham, Frank llnton cemetery; Eugene Olbbs. Frank llnton cemetery; Jordan Henley, Frankllnton cemetery; Wade H. King; Mt. Olivet church and Grady Conyers at T, J. Conyers home place near FTankllnton. Hayesvtlle?D. T. Dickie, Chairman; Louiflburg College Commencement Commencement exercises will take |place at Loulsburg College, Hay 26 to the 29. A very interesting program has been arranged as follows: Saturday, May 25 5:00 p. m. Art Exhibit opens. Home Economics Exhibit opens. 8:00 p. m. Alumnae Banquet.* Sunday, May 26 11:00 a. m. Baccalaureate Sermon, H. C. Smith, D. D., Presiding Elder, Rockingham District. 8:00 p. m. Sermon before Y. W. C. A., H. C. Smith, D. D. Monday, May 27 8:30 p. m. Annual Concert. Tuesday, May 28 ? 5:00 p. m. Class Day. 8:30 p. m. Play, School of Expres sion. Wednesday, May 29" j 10:00 a. m. Graduating Exercises. Commencement Address, W. P. Few, .Ph.D., L. L. D., Duke University. Pre sentation of Diplomas and Bibles. | As a part of the commencement [program, a tennis tournament, under I the direction of Miss Isabelle Zlegler, of the Modern Language Department of the College, will take place, the matches to be played off on Friday, May 24, Saturday, May 25, and Mon. jday, May 27. This tournament Is open to every girl in the college, for botn double and single plays. Prizes will be awarded the double shamplons and the single champions who win In the finals. ' ~ : GOLF TOURNAMENT The first match of the Central Car. 1 'olina Golf Association was played on 'jthe links of the Greenkill Golf Club ; between the Warrenton Gold Club, of "iWarrenton, N. C. and the Greenhlll 1 Golf Club, of Louleburg, N. C. Wed nesday, May 22nd, resulting in a score ! of 36 points for Warrenton and 12 points for Louleburg, sixteen players 'from each club participating. "I The local golfers are very well sat 1 lsfledvwith the showing made by theii s | team, pitted as they were against s '.much older and more experienced - team which won the Eastern Carolina ? Association Championship last year "Much interest was displayed In th< '.match and aJarge ggllery of specta tors were in attendance. . The next match will be played be tween the Greenhlll Golf Club and the Henderson Golf Club at Hender. ""['son, N. C. on Wednesday, June 6th. wishes to announce that Mr. Walsh Professional of the Henderson Club "jwlll be on the links of the local clul ? (Friday, May 24th, from 1:00 p. m. t< , 17:00 p. m. to give instructions to botl '(beginners and those players who wist " to improve their game. Post Office to Take Holiday The local post office here will tak< [[.holiday on Thursday of next week I observing National Memorial Day .'May 30th. The office will remain opei ' for onp hour. 8:30 to 9:30, that morn. " leg to accommodate the public wh( .[wish to purchase stamps or recelv< mall. Patrons of city routes wh< I may wish to receive their mall on thti . date are requested to call or send foi .'same during this hour. The offlct will be closed the balance of the day [ There will be no rural delivery ser1 [vice on* this dag. -.T. C. GUI, automobile; Mrs. H. E. Pur ? nell, flowers; Mrs. W. P. Wilson, mu. 'sic. I Willie- G. Macon. Trinity church; "(Perry Asheley Wilson, Trinity church; "David L. Poster, Dave Weldon's resl. ?'dence; Miss Annie Laurie Macon, at >i Trinity church. | Sandy Creek?Mrs. D. T. Fuller, Chairman; J. H. Joyner, automobile; - Miss Ltllle Harper, flowers; Mrs. W. ' H. Tharrlngton, music. Nat Strickland, Mt. Gilead church; (Herbert Tharrlagton, Mt. Zlon chnrch; - Sllney Burnette, residence near Alert; )'John Pernell, near Alert; Raymond M. I Pernell, ML Grove. Alert; W. 8. ? I (Buck) Thompson, at Albert Pernell's | grave-yard near Alert. | Gold Mine?Mrs. John W. Neal, i.Chairman; C. C. Murphy, automobile; I Mrs. D. N. Nelms, flowers; Mrs. W. ,D. Fuller, music. Isaac Matthew Gupton tt J. H. Gup ton's place near Gupton; James L. Inscoe, at residence near Mt. Gilead church; Jessie J. Joyner, near Law rence Gupton's home; Jack Brewer, near Sandy Creek; Sprulll Upchurch. at R. N. Gupton's. Cedar Rock?Mrs. T. H. Dickens. Chairman; Spencer Dean, automobile; Mrs. Peter Dean, flowers; Mrs. T. H. Sledge, music. Thos. E. Wilson, at residence of Mrs. J. D. Harper near Cedar Rock; Harry Swanson. old Fulghum place near Ce dar Rock. Cypress Creek?Miss Lorene Wild er, Chairman; Spence Gay, automo bile Mrs. C. M. Moore, flowers; Tom mle Lamb, music. John Nprman Wilder, at J. T. Wild er's residence; Elijah Whelees at Jus tice; Cleveland Moses, at Moses old home near Justice. Loulsburg?Mrs. R. C. Beck, Chair man ; Mrs. C. C. Collins, automobile; Mrs. Ben Williamson, flowers; Mrs IA, B. Per^r, music. ! Lieut. John Neal, Loutshura ceme tery; Capt. Frederick Swindell, Lou. Isburg cemetery; Butler Fuller, Ma ple 8prlngs church. NEW OFFICERS TAKE OVER TOWN All Old Officers Be.eleeted and la stalled?Mayor Appoints Commit, tees and Outlines Polities. ? The New Board of Commissioners met In special session on Wednesday ulght of the past week, a special meet ing having been called by Mayor L. L. Joyner. On roll call there were present Mayor L. L. Joyner and Com mlseloners A. W. Person.jK. H. Allen, Geo. W. Ford, Malcolm McKinne and Dr. A. H. Fleming, all officers having previously taken the oath of office prescribed by law. The Mayor made a short address, outlining the progressive piollcles which he wished to materialize all of which met with hearty enthusiasm on the part of the board. The Mayor then proceeded to the election of committees and officers. The Committees appointed follow, the Chairman of each Committee ap pearing first on the list. Water and Light Committee: F. H. Allen, A. H. Fleming, W. E. White. Street Committee: Malcolm Mc. Kinne, A. W. Person, G. W. Ford. Finance Committee: W. E. White, A W. Person, Malcolm McKinne. Ordinance Committee: A. H. Flem ing, W. E. White, G. W. Ford. Auditing Committee: A. W. Per son, F. H. Allen, Malcolm McKinne. F H. Allen, A. H. Fleming. Mr. A. W. Person was apprainted Mayor Protem. On nomination and seconds the fol lowing officers were re-elected unan imously. Town Clerk. A. W. Green. Chief of Police, B. H. Meadows. Night Police and Attendant of the Fire Truck, C. E. Pace. Superintendent of Water and Light Plant, 0. C. Hill. Chief of the Fire Department, J. S, Howell. ,t Treasurer, M. S. Clifton. I Superintendent of Health, Dr. R. F itYarborough. j Town Attorney, B. T, Holden. | Purchasing Agent, Malcolm Mc. [ Klnne. After reading of the minutes of the last meeting the body adjourned. MR. AND MRS ALLEN ENTER TAIN KAPPA DELTA PHI The Kappa Delta Phi Sorority oi Louisburg coTtege enjoyed a most, de 'licious and bountiful barbecue feast j j at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Al lien, on North Main Street, on Thurs. ,! day afternoon May 16, at 6 o'clock ,: being entertained bn this occasion bp I their patrons and patronesses Mr. anc "Mrs.-J. W. AlTeh, Sir. iml Mrs. E. H Malone and Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Best. Among the guests were Miss Elvs Shiek, Sponsor, Miss Mary A. Ramsey ! [honorary member, Misses Mary Wil. ? | son, Frances Barrow, Louise Taylor ?: and Mrs. Louis Peck, alumnae of the 1 [sorority, and the following members ?. My ra Scull, Carrie Belle Ruffin, Pearl ' j Gatling, Louise and Lucy Melvln ' Margaret Poteat, Mildred Ramsey ' i Ruth Barker, Emma Ewtng, Frances '?Graeson, Frances Godwin, Mary Anna : jBagley, Lucille Glover. Daisy Atkln ^son, Lucy Wilson and Florence Bry - ant. DELIGHTFUL BAKBECUE Mr. and Mr* W. E. White, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Person, Mr. and Mrs. Al Hodges, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Joyner, Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Clifton and Mrs. Hasel Ford, patrons and patronesses of the Sigma Iota Chi Sorority ol Loulsburg College gave a delightful barbecue for the members of the so rority on Thursday evening. May 16. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. White, It being one of the most outstanding social events In the college year. The guests present to enjoy the oc casion included the sorority sponsor. Mrs. A. W. Mohn. the honorary mem bers, Miss Alma Bfkxell, of the math ematics department. Miss Myra Yan cey and MIsb Isabelle Zlegler, of the Modern language department. Mrs. Morgan Woodward. Instructor In. the Commercial department of the col lege, and Alumna of the sorority, and the following active members: Vlr. gie Sheffield, Kathryn Bullock, Car oline Horton, Marlon Watson, Ola Morris, Frances Rogers. Lucy Wynn, Mary Cranmer, Eunice Smith, Eugen ia Howard, Elizabeth Albrltton, Helen Kimball, Rebecca Cooper, La Rue Dlx ou, Jane Mercer, Margaret Wllkerson, iBeatrice Beasley, Odette Brown, Kath lleen Ouard, Cornelia Hardy, Betty Mohn, Elizabeth Moore, Rebecca Moore, Margaret Poyner, Marjorle Fcrbee. Margaret Wilder, Frances Chadwlck. Frances Mae Klein, Marie Grooms, Cora Weston, Marlon Bishop. Jessie Lough, Anna Mae Edmunson, and Ruth King. 3TR8. W. E. WHITE ENTERTAINS Mrs. W. E. White, Class Mother, de lightfully entertained In honor of the Senior Class of Loulsburg College at a most delicious barbecue on Thurs day afternoon. May 16. The large number of girls, composing the Sen ior Class spent a most enjoyable af ternoon. Supt. E. C. Perry visited Raleigh Monday to take Grey Davis to hospital, for treatment. ?. The Sesqui Centennial This wpek I am attending annual, Congress the Sons ot the American Revolution in Springfield, 111. Every body la requested to talk over our July 4th programme and make such additions or leave out what Is not d^-j sired. Let's have a general get to gether meeting ot all committees and | others Interested at least tw<* weeks before July 4th, so we can go over all, our plans for a general understanding and a good day together. We are going to need a band in ad-; ditio'n to our local boys, funds will be Vpry limited. We must Just put ourselves Into It pnd enjoy a real day with our friends and make new ones. Everybody bring a basket of good eats. D. T. Smithwick. Sec'y. SACRED CANTATA The Louisburg College Glee Club gave a Sacred Cantata, under the dl Jreclion of Mrs. A. W. Mohn In the [Methodist Church, Sunday evening, Imay 19th at S p. m. The sacred pro ram rendered is as follows: Anthem: Holy Art Thou, Handel, Olee Club. Solo: How Long Wilt Thou forget me, 0, Lord, Hoffmelster, Myra Scull. Trio: How Lovely Art Thy Dwell ings. Smart, Misses King, Hughes, Pcyner. Anthem: Sanctus, Gounod, Glee Club. Organ: Twilight Song. Shackley; ? ? .. -- - ? r.?y < Spring Song. Mendelssohn, Miss Ellen Hughes. The Value of Church Music, Miss Mabel Patterson. 'Solo: A Dream of Heaven, Marzo, Miss Ruth King. Sextette: Great Is Thy Love, Bohm, Misses King, Patterson, Scull, Hugh es, Poyner, Barfield. Organ Offertory: Andantino in B Flat, Lowden. Miss Margaret Poyner. Prayer: Reverend Daniel Lane. ? Anthem: Goln' Home, Dvorak; Ben edicts, Gounod. The ushers for the evening were: blaris Kinlaw, Margaret Condan, Inez Dudley, Mary Cranmer, Ethel McKeel, Vergle Sheffield. HOLLINS COLLEGE COKKENCE KENT The Franklin Times acknowledges receipt of the following invitation: The Faculty and Senior Class ot Hollins College request the honor or your presence at their Eight.v-sixth Commencement June first to fourth nineteen twenty-nine Hollins, Virginia. The program for the exercises 1 as follows: Tnwft 1 10:00 a. m. Alumnae Conference. 12:00 M. Lunch. 6:00 p. m. Alumnae Dinner. 8:30 p. m. Commencement Play. Sunday, June 2 12:30 p. m. Y. W. C. A. Devotions Service. ? 7:00 p. m. Vesper Service. 8:00 p. In. Baccalaureate Sermon by the Rev. Elbert Russell, D. D., o Duke University. . Monday, June 3 10:30 a. m. Class Day Exercises. 12:00 m. Lunch. 4:30 p. m. Senior Garden Party. 7:30 p. m. Commencement Concert 9:00 p. m. Senior Bonfire^ 10:00 p. m. Senior Banquet. Tuesday, June 4 10:00 a. m. Commencement Exer cises. Conferring of Degrees. Ad. dress, by President D. M. Douglas, University of South Carolina. The Times Is pleased to note that one of Loulsburg's most popular young ladies. Miss Lucte Clifton Bod. die, graduates at this institution, which will make the announcement of the exercises of more Interest tq Franklin County. Kinston? No, Looisburg! Mr. A. S. Skerrod one of Franklin County's "live at home" farmers, whose veracity is unquestioned, vou ches for the following: A year or more ago Mr. Sherrod planted two acres mixture for feed composed of wheat, oats, barley, vetch and white clover. He cut from these two acres It two horse loads of hay. ft was so tall that his 1100 lb. mules were hid den frOm sight save their ears. The crop was so thick that in catting, it was necessary to have a man throw the hay down behind the mower. An Idea of the rapid growth and density of the crop may be had from the fact| that there were found In the field three dead rabbits, five dead woods j rats and two dead snakes. The same, land produced for a fall crop twelve two horse loads of hay of peavlnes, etc. WORK PROGRESSING AT LOTISBl'RG COLLEGE Work Is progressing very fast on the West Wing at Loulsburg College which was demolished In the Are ear ly in the month of December, 1928, and brick and sand are being hauled to the college preparatory to rebulld ingtbe Main Building. These structures are expected to j be completed and ready for use by, September 1st, and will Increase thej* capacity of Loulsburg College about ji one hundred above Its nr.sent capac ity. Recorders Court A number of small cases were dis posed of In Recorder's Court Monday b; Judge J. L. Palmer and Prosecut. lng Attorney, E. F. Griffin. There1 were no cases of Importance on the docket which was disposed of as fol lows: State rs S. L. Parrlsh, unlawful possession of whiskey, guilty, Judg ment suspended upon payment of costs. State rs Vance Medlin, disposing mortgaged property, continued. State vs Jim Debnam, unlawful pos. [session of whiskey, guilty, 6 months on roads, to be suspended upon pay ment of $25 and costs. State vs Spurgeon Branch, distill, lng, pleads guilty, 9 months, on roads, to be suspended upon payment of $100 and costs. State vs A. S. Wiggs, operating au tomobile intoxicated, pleads nolo con tendere, prayer for Judgment ontin ued. State vs Pearce, false pretense guil ty, go days on roads, to be suspended [upon payment of costs. State vs Sam Robertson, Moody Cle. ments, Jordan Clements, larceny and receiving, not guilty. State vs M. B. Pearce, abandonment, nol pros with leave. State vs Jessie Privett, assault with deadly weapon, pleads guilty. Judg ment suspended upon payment of costs. State vs Johnnie Phelps, unlawful possession of whiskey, not guilty. ~Siate vs Mark Guess, unlawful pos session of whiskey, guilty, prayer for judgment continued. State vs Joe Harris, assault with deadly weapon, dismissed. State vs Fred Coppedge, assault with deadly weapon, guilty, prayer for judgment continued for 6 months up. onpavment of costs and to appear first Monday in each month to show good behavior. GETS STILL AND MAX Constable H. C. Ayescue reports the capture of a copper still outfit and a negro named Spurgeon Branch cu May 7th, in Harris township near L. W. Marks. He was assisted by A. S Harris. He also reports assisting Revenue officers in a raid_in Wake County when they destroyed a still on Dep. uty F. J. Duke's land on Monday 13 and caught a white man named Frana Watkins. HISTORICAL ASSOCIA. . TIOX TO MEE'I A meeting of the Franklin Count; Historical Association has been call, ed, by Its President, Mrs. Ben T. Hoi den, to meet In its rooms over tb< First National Bank on Mondav after noon, May 27fh, at 5 o'clock* All members and ethers interested in pre. as* ~lng the history of Fmk.m Coun ty and the (uservance of the betqu C-.ntennli, are uiged to attend. MISS PERKIX'S LAST ENGAGE.' MENT GREATLY EX JO YE A la_rge crowd enjoyed the humor ous, side-splitting play entitled "Mist Perkin's Last Engagement" or "The Old District School", presented un der the auspices of the Loulsburg Parent.Teacher Association, on Tues. day night. May 21, 1929, at 8 o'clock in the auditorium of Mills High School. Those taking part In the play Included prominent citizens ol the town and community and teachers cf Mills School, all of whom acted their parts especially well. The officers of the Association were well pleased with the proceeds real ized. which are to be used In their ac tivities. PBESEJTTATIOS OF PICTTBES TO HILLS SCHOOL The Grade Mothers hare been very enthusiastic In their effort to secure for every grade In the school at least one picture, a copy from a Master painter, either of the old school or the new. I At the P. T. A meeting May 16th, pictures were presented that brought [the report up one hundred per cent | Every grade now in the school has at I least one recognized picture, seven grades have two and others have more. | The pictures presented at last meet ing were, viz: -."Infant Samuel," by Sir Joshua Reynolds, presented to First Grade. Mrs. Perry, by Mesdames A. 8. Wlggs, C Hatton, W. T. Person, H. W. White, |W L. House. "Simplicity" by Sir Joshua Reynolds, to the Second Grade, Mrs. Inscoe, by Meedames W. B. Bar row. K. K. Allen. B. T. Holden, G. C. Harris, H. H. Perry, R. F. Yarborough. "Clvlne Shepherd," by Murlllo to Third Grade. Mrs. Uzzell, by Mesdames F. M Fuller, W. G. Tharrlngton, J. O. Sledge. Oliver Perry. "A Venttlan Water Scene" to the Ninth Grade, Miss Allgood, by Mesdames J. B. Jones and Fred Hicks. "The Boy Christ" by Hofman, to the Fourth Grade by Richard F. Yarborough. "The Spirit of 76," to Sflpt. W. R. Mills by P. T. Association. The spirit of enthusiasm tor master paintings In schools has Increased wonderfully. Appreciation of good pictures Is evidenced among school children everywhere. They are eager to know the story of the painter and. the picture and to stady the details I ?f the picture. ARTHUR JOHNSON MURDER CASE CONTINUED Hardister, Holden and Satterwhlte Glv. ? en It to IS Months In State Prison? Court Closed Its Work Friday Moon. The regular May term of Franklin Superior Court closed Its work and 1 came to a close on Friday at noon af !ter ha.rlng disposed of the docket as I follows: ] State vs W. L. Hardister. larceny land receiving, two cases, not guilty in one, guilty of aiding and abetting in the other, 6 to 18 months in State Prison. I State vs John Henry Holden, lar 'ceny and receiving, pleads guilty in two cases, 6 to lg months in State Prison. State vs Roosevelt Satterwhite, lar ceny, pleads guilty 6 to 18 months in State Prison State vs West Whltaker, assault with intent to commit rape, pleads guilty to assault on female, 6 months in jail Commissioners to work him at County Home or other work of coun ty. State vs Joe Cooley, secret assault, with Intent to kill, guilty, defendant required to pay doctor's bill of $<5, and fine of 825 and costs, or take 6 mcnths on roads. State vs Murman Wright, larceny of automobile, not guilty. Under a former order he was required to re in two miles- wtthout-Loulsburg un til January, 1930. State vs W. H. Joyner, unlawful possession of whiskey and transport ing, 6 months on roads, to be suspen ded upon paying a fine of 8100 and costs. State vs Jesse Toung, Lassiter Young, HUliard Pearce, Will Gay, net ting for Ash, not guilty. State vs W. H. Wall, releasing em pounded stock, sentence complied with and defendant dischargegd. State vs Carl Neal, sentence chang ed to read 90 days in jail, suspended upon payment of One of 825 and costs. The case of State vs Arthur John son for the murder of Bill Davis re ported In progress in the last issue of the TIME9, was changed and contin ued to the October term. The Court completed its work by noon Friday and took a 'recess forthe Term. Solicitor's Report ? The following is the Solicitor's re Pftrt' ? To Hon. W. C. Harris, Judge Presid. fjjy. ? * The undersigned Solicitor of the Seventh Judicial District, respectful ly reports to the Court that he haa examined at this term of said Court into the condition of the office of J J. Young, the Clerk of the Superior Ands said office well administered in all respects, that said Clerk keeps in his office all the books required by law, properly Indexed for speedy and convenient reference. He further reports to the Court that so far as he can ascertain, the ac counts of the said Clerk are regular and correct. Respectfully submitted. LEON S. BRASSFIELD. All other cases on the docket inclu . | ding those against the County Com miss toners and the Auditor were con ? tlnued to the October term of Court. TO BROADCAST The Loulsburg College Glee Club 'will broadcast a musical program lover WPTF, Raleigh, on Tuesday, 'night. May 28th, from 7 to 7:30 o'clock under direction of Mrs. Stella J. Mohn. RET. BLAXTOX TO PREACH AT BAPTIST CHURCH I Rer. S. L. Blanton, the new pastor of the Loulsburg Baptist Church, will {arrive In Loulsburg on Saturday. June 1st and will preach on Sunday. June 12nd, at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. All are Invited to attend and It Is desired to give htm a large audience at his first I coming. B. r. P. U. DISTRICT HEETIXG On next Sunday afternoon May 26, from 2 until 4 o'clock at Cedar Rock Baptist church there will be held a district B. Y. P. V. convention. It U to be a quarterly conference for the purpose of maintaining interest and enthusiasm in the Junior. Intermedi ate and Senor B. Y. P. C. Rev. J. S. Hopkins, Castalia, will preside. The Junior speaker will be Miss Riket, Raleigh, State Junior leader. The following sixteen chur. cbee are urged to have a representa tive present from each of your unions: Castalia. Centerville, Cypress Chapel, Duke Memorial. Ephesus, Holly Grove. Mount Hebron. Mount Olive. Peach Tree, Philadelphia. Red Bud. Rocky Cross, Samaria. Social Plain and Wood. Trinity Sunday to be Observ ed at Episcopal Church There will be appropriate service*, hymns and sermon on the "Trinity of God." at St. Paul's Episcopal church Sunday night, May >6, at 8 p. m. There will bp no services la the mornlpg owing to the Loulsburg Col. lege commencement sermon at the Methodlet church, announces Re*. J. D. Miller, rector