I. ? ' ' ' ? ? ? ???
Expect "Mystery Plane" t^^id Hawaii
OAKLAND, Calif. . . . Interest in the Army "mystery plane" be
tine intense as prolonged test flights of the radio eompass robot controlled
craft indicated a '2400 mile hop to Hawaii might soon be made. Photo*
above show the Department of Commerce chiefs in charge of the testa.
They are, left to right, Eugene Vidal, Clayton Bissell, Chester Snow and
Capt. Alfred Hegenberger. Below, the "mystery plane."
? "THE PEPPER BOX" ?
? Published by Pupils of ?
* Youngsville High School ?
The Oddity Club had Its ususi
meeting last Friday. Majch 22.
At the roll call each member gave
a famous quotation. Julia Holden
had charge of the program which
consisted of the following.
Song ? Lore's Old Sweet Song,
Characterization of the teachers.
Josephine Hendrlck. Estelle Tal-,
ley Mary Helen Gordon, Liixio
Hayes. Eva Belle Perry. Annie
Mae Gay, Claire Hill. Maybelle
- Holden, Sarah Ann Baker, Mildred
Pearce, Inei May, Mae Roberts,
Mary Susan White, Mary Catlett.
Contest ? Song "Old Kentucky
Home. ,
Sarah Ann Baker was appoint
ed as chairman of the program
committee for next meeting.
We were very glad to have Mr.
Mitchell visit us at this meeting.
Dorothy Beck, Reporter.
The Youngsville community
poeple and the people of the : sur
rounding . territory were delight
fully entertained by the Craiy To
'"bacco Tags Tuesday night, March
the* 19 th.
The entertainment was highly
enjoyed by a large crowd of radio
admirers. This program was
sponsored by the Junior and Sen
ior Class of the school. Proceeds
from this event will go to help pay
for a Junior-Senior tour to our
National Capitol.
YoungHvllle High School Basket
ball "DoaWeheader"
We will stage our final games
of the season on Friday March 24.
The proceeds of the game will go
? to help the Basketball teams.
" The Boys game will be between
the High School and a Wake For
est practice teachers. The girla
'game will be between our high
school girls and the girls who are
graduates of Youngsville High
School.
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Scholarship Society
The Scholarship Society visit
ed the Oddity Club on March 22,
1935. All of us enjoyed their pro
gram. . -j,
Mabel Shuler, Reporter.
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. ? Science Club
The Science Club held Its regu
lar meeting Friday, March 22,
with our president, John Edwards,
presiding. , .
' Scientific Jokes were given by
Ebble Jones Pearce.
Bennle Dickerson and Epple
Pearce presented the Club with
their magician tricks.
The presiding officer, John Ed
wards, will speak next meeting on
the topic: Helps for a Successful
Science Club.
Every nlembei\ Is urged, to be
present next meeting. .
Maylon D. Watklns, Reporter.
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Elementary Commencment
On last Friday evening. March
22, the elementary school of
Youngsville gave their commenc
ment exercises. The following pro
gram was given: *
1. Welcome Song ? We ve Just
Arrived From Bashful Town,
(Grades 1 to 4).
I. Old Mother Hubbard, (1st
Grade). ^ . ...
1. Chorosw. (Grades 5 and 7.)
I'm Lonesome for You Caroline.
Home On the Range.
4. Recitation ? "Educated , by
" "8^?Mandy Spoils the Wedding
(Qrade 6.)
I. Swanee Cradle Song (Grade
' V. Operetta ? "Over the Garden
Watt" (Qrade 1 to 7).
A large crowd attended the
event. ,
What prompts & man to drive a
$3000 car ten miles oat of his
way to save lc a gallon on gaso
line T
Although painful, the lessons
learned daring ? depression are
useful.
Pabscrlbe to The franklin Times
? EPSOM SCHOOL NEWS ?
? ?|
* Published by Pupils of ?
* Epsom High School *
O'Henry Society Sews
The O'Henry Society met March
22, 1935 with a very interesting
program. It consisted of the fol
lowing parts:
Song ? School Song. "Why I'm
Glad I Belong to the O'Henry
Society," was giren by Elaine
Weldon. A great advantage pf be
longing to the O'Henry Society
was given by Mattie Leigh Dick
erson. A very interesting story
was given by Virginia Perklnson.
"Something our Society can do
in addition to what it is doing now
that would be helpful" by Blanche
Weldon. "Ten Year's Hence" by
Robert Rowland.
Etta Lasstter, Reporter.)
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Sidney Lanier Society
"The program given Friday was
about spring. The program was
very interesting, one reason was
becanse everyone on program ser
ved. The interesting talks were
on sports, flowers, and poems of
Spring and school days of spring.
The President appointed a new
program committee. After the
business the society sang the So
clty Song.
Louise Dickie, Reporter,
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?* Dramatic Club News
The Dramatic Club held its
regular meeting Wednesday, Mar.
13, 1935. The following program
was given:
Why I like Spring ? Madalyn
Ayscue. ,
Some interesting sports of this
season ? Grace Thompson.
Poem of Spring ? Viala Lester.
Special Music ? Mattie Leigh
Dlckerson and Evelyn Ayscue.
The program was enjoyed by
all who heard it. Some of tht plays
that the members wrote will be
given soon.
-Elaine Weldon, Reporter.
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4-H Report
The 4-H Club of Epsom High
School met Thursday. We had a
very helpful and beneficial pro
gram. "The way to use knives,
forks and spoons" was given by
l Mary Alice Pernell. "Correct way
to sit at the table" was given by
, Blanche Weldon. Miss Priest gave
a talk on "Correct way to set
table."
Elaine Weldon. Reporter,
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Senior News
The Senior Class. ? along with
a few Juniors gathered at the
Scout hut, Friday flight ,for a
weenie roast. Perry Lee Ayscue
lent us his radio which we en
Joyed very much. After much
string music and games, we could
do Justice to the weenies, rolls,
and drinks. At a late hour every
one left declaring they had a good
t?*e.
Blah Che Weldon, Reporter.
Ill
Junior News
After finishing the fint reader
the tenth grade started on another
one "Petits contes De France"
which Is very interesting. Al
though it Is some harder, we are
hoping to get more interested In
it.
Grace Thompson, Reporter.
Our Own Dictionary
Banana Peel ? Food article that
brings the weight down.
Diplomat ? Man who remembers
woman's birthday, bat not ber
?ge.
! Etc. ? Sign used to make others
believe you know more than you
.do.
Man ? The only animal that can
be skinned more than once.
Tale ? The biggest fart of a
I fish.
Every woman thinks she under
stands men, but no wise man Im
agines that he understands wo
men.
It's the desire to appear more
prosperous than we are that keeps
us from becoming Independently
prosperous.
Send us the news.
Community progress Is synony
mous with community effort.
I ? ?
Too maqy people regard with
blase indifference all but what
effects their own personal com
fort and convenience and give lit
tle thought to those factors that
make them possible,
? * ?
When business is lagging is the
time to spend more money for ?fl
vertising. Business men who -ad
vertise feel a depression much less
than those who cut down expenses
by cutting down advertising.
? ? ?
"While the desire to ride is in
stinctive In every person, the auto
mobile business would not be what
It is today had It not been for the
tremendous glamour which has
been built up around the pleasures
of ownership of a motor car
through automobile shews, mil
lions of dollars worth of ADVER
TISING, and automobiles enthusi
astically presented directly to the
prospect by the retail salesman,"
so says Roy H. Faulkner, presi
dent of the Auburn Automobile
Company.
? ? ?
The surest .way to get satisfac
tory results In any undertaking
is to find the best method of do
ing the job and then get busy and
do if.
? * *
The trade-at-home man is the
one who gets the best of every
thing
HOME DEMONSTRATION ?
DEPARTMENT ?
? Anne Beuos Priest, Home *
* Demonstration Agent ?
There will be a meeting of the
E. R. E. Teachers at the Frank
linton High School in the Home
Economics Room on Monday af
ternoon 2:30 P. M. At this time
the Home Agent will discuss with
the group "Daily Food Essen
tials."
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The 14th District Meeting of
the Home Demonstration Clubs
will be held In the high school
building at Woodland in Nort
hampton County on Wednesday,
April 3rd at 10:30 A. M. All club
women are urged to attend. Mrs.
T..C. Gill a member of the Epsom
Woiuans Club Is chairman and will
preside at the meeting. Dr. Frank
Graham, President of the Oreater
University of North Carolina will
be the speaker for the day.
The rule for every worthwhile
man is that no serious Job ever
shall receive less than his best
thought and effort.
I
Would Wrestle Boxer " 1
J NEW YORK . . . Dan OUahoney
(abovo), Ireland '? heavyweight mat
champion, low wreatling here, gam
ha will accept the Baltimore offer1
to mart Max Baer la a finish mate*.
Baer to box and be to wreatle, if th?
boxing champ ia interested. Baer
haa been offered *75,00(1 (or the
mtekj - r ~
? And Anything Goes
M(W" (port* fompetl
? Bam'i BMkall Indian
fa Tenarlo (*bo?), a
Narajo, moat h?T? hid
Prince's Devon Bull is Grand Champion
? -n iiu_ ' -n
' . DEVO-I, Kng. . . . Clingland Bertram (above), b hl? name. He b owned
by the Prince of Wale*. He haa just been jadged a grand champion, tha
flaesj of pure VtcJ Devon bulb In the 74th annual Devon ahoir.
? HEALTH DEPARTMENT ?
? Dr. R. F. Yarbo rough, County ?
? Health Officer ?
? ????*??*??
The Franklin County Health
Department Is composed ot Dr.
R. F. Yarborough , Health Officer,
Mrs. 8. C. Foster, County Nurse,
(Mrs. Foster Is a graduate train
ed nurse and has been tor the
past few years Superintendent of
the Community Hospital)" and
Miss Elizabeth Fuller ot Wood,!
Office Clerk.
The office hours are from 8:30
A. M. to 4:30 P. M. during these
hours some one is In the office to!
give information and administer!
Dlpatheria, Typhoid. Small Pox|
and other vaccinations and at- j
tend to office duties and corres-j
pondence.
The duties of the Health Officer
are to prevent as far as possible
disease in the County and not to
treat same except as follows: At
tention to and treatment of in
mates of Jail and County Home
and such outside paupers as re
quested by a member of the Board
Tiff County Commissioners or Wel
fare Officer. 1
Clinics: Pre-School Clinics ? A
Clinic for examination of children
expected to begin school for their
first time, this fill. A physical ex
amination of these children is
made to fine) out any remediable
defects and t? advise parents how
these defects may be corrected.
Pre-School Cynics this year will
be held at . Franklinton High
School April 3rd., at 9:30 A. M.
Youngsville High School April
5th. , at 9:30 A. M. __
Bunn High School April 8th., at
9:30 A. M.
Wood School April 9th.. at 1
P. M.
Gold Sand High School April.
9th? at 9:30 A. M.
Harris School April 12th. at
9:30 A. M.
Pilot School April IStb.. at 10
A. M.
Pearces School April dtih., at t
P. M.
Hickory Rock ? White Level
April 16th., at 9:30 A. M.
Justice School April 17th., at
9:30 A. M. *
Epsom High School April 19th.,
at 9:30 A. M.
Louisburg High School April
10th., at 9:30 A. M.
For children other than Pre
school at the County Schools fol
lowing the same procedure as pre
school Clinics. Places and dates
to be announced later.
Typhoid, Diphtheria, and Small
Pox vaccination Clinics at various
points in the County, places, dates,
and hours to be announced later.
The vaccinations are given at the
Health Department dally.
PIANO: We have beautiful up
right piano In this community be
ing returned to us because of pur
chaser's inability to complete con
tract. Will* transfer this account
to responsible party for balance
owing. Cash or termB. Quick ac
tion necessary. For particulars ad:
dress Lee Piano Co., Lynchburg,
Va. 3-29-3t
STATESV1LLE POULTRY
FEEDS
have proven their worth. Start your BABY
CHICKS on it and keep them on it for BEST
RESULTS. We KEEP a complete line at all
times ? PRICED TO SELL.
G. W. MURPHY & SON
Louisburg, N. C.
NOW/'
LOOK AT THESE VALUES
A Special invitation is extended yoij to call
in and see these and other big vaTues we are
offering.
1930 Ford Roadster .......... ,$95.00
1929 Ford Coupe ...\ $65.00
1929 Pontiac Sedan $145.00
.. Good Bays from $10.00 tip
ALLEN SALES COMPANY
Nash Street Louisbnrg, N. 0.
LOUISBURG
THEATRE
Shows _? yjjjy Saturdays
8 30 Westerm^KEIectrk Continuous
7:00 SOUND tl^JTsYSTEM 2:00 to
8:43 V w 11:00
Saturday, March 30th ?
BILL CODY
"FRONTIER DAYS"
Sunday, March 31st ?
(Charity Benefit ? One Show 9:00 P. M.)
Gary Cooper,, ? Anna Sten
"THE WEBblNG NIGHT"
Monday, April 1st ?
Lee Tracy ? Sally Eilers ,
"CARNIVAL"
Tuesday, April 2nd ?
GEORGE O'BRIEN
"WHEN A MANS A MAN"
10c WEDA?ruBLDAY 15 c
Sally Blane ? Charles Starrett
"THE SILVER 3TREAK"
Thursday, April 4th ?
Liberty's 4 Star Picture
Gary Cooper ? Francot Tone
"LIVES OF A BENGAL
LANCER"
Friday, April 5th ?
Robert Taylor ? Virginia Bruce
"TIMES SQUARE LADY"
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NEXT WEEK
The Years Biggest Thriller
"The Whole Towns Talking"
Starring EDWARD G. ROBINSON
SOME FOLKS SAY A
ROOSEVELT
DOLLAR
is worth only cents,
r*r-v.. ?
but look what it will 'purchase
and be your own judge ?
Eight Pounds^of
COFFEE
Freshly Roasted ? Freshly Ground
$1.00
100 lb*. StJGAR .....V.'. $4.50
150 lbs. POTATdES .... $2.25
(Selected? Maine Grown)
PLOW POINTS
7 Cents Each
GUANO AND NITRATE OF
SODA t-T
We shall appreciate an oppor
tunity to serve you.
SEABOARD STORE CO., INC.
D. r. McKINNE, President
PA"Y CASH and PAT. LESS