lOCALS
? Harveys Garage has Installed
new gasoline tanks.
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? Work Is progressing on the
new front of Owens.
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? Cotton was worth 11 >4 cents
a pound in Loulsburg yesterday.
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? Nice Seasons visited this sec
tion Tuesday and Wednesday.
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? The black glass finish to the
front of H. C. Taylor's new store
has been completed.
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? Loulsburg Kiwanis Club will
met at Franklin Hotel Friday
night (tonight) at 7 o'clock <n
its usual weekly luncheon. All
members are urged to be present.
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Mr. D. O. Pearce who has re
ceived appointment in the State
patrol system, has been stationed
at Warsaw, according to reports.
The lame reports Bay that Mr.
Mayer McMillan has been station
ed at Loulsburg.
? Revival services for Red Bud
Baptist Church has been announce
for Sunday morning at 11 o'clock1
and continue throughout the fol
lowing week at 3:00 and 7:30
p. m. each day. All are invited to,
go out and attend these services.!
BT- PAUL'S EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
Sunday School, 10:00 a. m., In
cluding Kindergarten and Adult
Bible Class.
Evening Prayer and Sermon,
8:00 p. m.
There will be a short service
held at the County Horn* oa Sun
day afternoon at 4:00.
Visitors welcome at all services.
U. D. C. ENTERTAINED
The Joseph J. Davis Chapter
U. D. C. was entertained by Mrs.
Thornton Jeffress at her home
Tuesday afternoon, September 3,
1836. The new Ritual was sug
gested and used, which was later
voted on and adopted. Mrs. Yar-i
borough, president, not having
fully recovered from he* illness,
was pot present and Mrs! Jeffress
was In charge.
After the Ritual the Lord's 1
prayer was repeated in unison. <
Minutes of the May meeting were'
read by the_secretary and ap-|
proved. Unfinished and new bus- !
ness was discussed. The dedica-i1
tlon of Stratford is to be in Oc
tober.
MVs. Jeffress presented the
Convention Call. The Conven
tion will be held October 16-17,,
In Winston-Salem, but no dele- ;
gate was appointed as those pres
ent could not attend.
"Our goal for the year" and o
letter from Mrs. Parker, stress- ,
ing 8tratford, were partly read
by Mrs. Furgerson; Stratford be
ing our major problem for the
year. A report on the scrap
book was made. New members
and blanks given out were dis
cussed. ?
The program consisted of an
interesting selectiop from the
"Southern Magazine," read by ;
Mrs. Cooke, Subject: "Virginia's
Capitals? Jamestown, Williams
burg and Richmond."* Williams
burg was the first Incorporated
city in America. '?*"
The hostess served delicious
sandwiches, iced tea and mints,
after which the meeting adjourn
ed to meet with Mrsv-C?t>ke in
October. < / -
North Carolina farmers are
showing a great deal of interest
in the soil erosion control pro
gram in connection with the CCC
camps. ?
Interest in alfalfa gr6wing is
spreading among Stanly County
farmers. Some are startlhg with
small patches, while others are
seedtog 10 or more acres each. I
Cecil Barber wants to know
what makes the average man
stand and peek Into a mail box
after he has dropped a letter in
it. ;
According to Charley Husband,
a n?w government, policy is like
a vMt to the dentist. It never
hurts as badly as you thought It
would." a
Teacher ? The doctor is coming
tomorrow to vaccinate you all ?
mind you wash your arms well
at the top.
Pupil ? Left or right, sir?
Another way to sborUn life Is
to drive 30 miles to a good fish
ing place and then see a "No
Fishing" sign on the property.
It is possible to be happy with
out a fortune. But no one can
be happy without a friend.
When a girl starts calling a
man by his first name, you can
depend on it, she has an eye on
his last one.
A woman can do almost any
thing the j>leases with a man un
less she happens to be married to
him.
(Pviscmah
Mayor W. C. Webb visited Ra
leigh Monday.
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Miss Dorothy Dennis visited
Durham Tuesday.
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Miss Sallle Pleasants left Mon
day for New York.
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Mr. Chas. P. Green visited
Chapel Hill Tuesday.
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MrB. Julia Scott left Sunday for
the Northern Markets.
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Mr. Jam?s E. Davis spent Fri
day in McKenney, Va.
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Congressman Harold D. Cooley
was a visitor to Louisburg yester
day
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Mrs. J. E. Malone, Jr., visited [
relatives at < Washington, N. C.
Sandfly.
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Mrs. William Person visited
friends and relatives in Oxford
this week.
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Miss Betty Harris spent last
week at Bobbitt, visiting relatives;
and friends.
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Mrs. F. B. Leonard and and
Mrs. C. A. Hagland spent yester-j
day in Raleigh.
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Miss Louise Thomas, of Greens- j
boro, spent a few days this week
with relatives here.
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Misses Peggy Ford and Martha1
Ballard Yarborough are visiting
relatives in Greensboro.
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Miss Josephine Rouse has re
turned to Norfolk after having
spent the week-end here.
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Miss Mary Dickerson spent last
week wjth relatives and friends i
In Henderson and Oxford.
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Miss Marine Tfcarrington, 'of
Raleigh, was the house, guest of
Miss Dorothy- Dennis last week.
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Miss Elizabeth Southal left
Sunday for Raleigh where she
will take a secretarial course.
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Miss Marie Meade returned Fri
day from a weeks visit to friends
in Richmond ahd McKenney, Va. 1
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Z. Terrell re-i
turned this week from a trip to
Carolina Beach and Wrightsvllle.
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Macy Rowland, of Bobbltt, re
turned home Sunday after spend
ing the week with Hubert Harris.
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Miss Virginia Joyner, of Rich
mond, spent the part week-end
with her mother, Mrs. W". O. Joy
ner. f
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Messrs. Joe Macon Beasiey and
Wilson Glenn Beasiey left Tues
day to visit relatives at Greens- 1
boro.
Mr. Gerald Dickerson, tif Rich
mond, is visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. S. T. Dickerson near!
Bunn.
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Miss Margaret Joyner has re
turned home after a visit of ?sever
al weeks with relatives in Rich-,
mond.
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Mr. and Mrs. John B. Litchfield,
of Wake Forest, spent the past j
week-end with friends in Louis
burg.
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Mrs. Geo. A. Cralle, of Wash-,
ington, D. C., has been the guest
of Louisburg friends the past
week.
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Miss Mollle Strickland, of Rich
mond, spent the past week-end ['
with relatives and frleilds in Lou
isburg.
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Mrs. W. O. Lee and children
left Monday for their home in ,
Lumberton after a visit to her
parents.
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Misses Lucille Newton, of Hen
derson, Edna Earle and Ernestine
Perry were visitors to Greenville
Wednesday.
Miss Lina J.- Welch, of High
Point, spent the past week-end
[with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
H. H. Weiffh. ' " ^4
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Mi\ and Mrs. F. J. Beasiey,,
of Gi4<SnSboro, were visitors to ?
Louisburg Tuesday, while in route |
to Richmond, Va.
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Dr. and Mrs. Ruffin Stamps, of
Atlantic City, N. J., spent the past J
week-end with his parents Rev. j
and Mrs. Mac Stamps.
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Miss Christine Collier left Tues
day for Appalachian State Col
lege, where she will enter for re
gular course of study.
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Misses May and Worth Row
land, of South Carolina, visited
Mrs. F. M. Fuller and Mrs. J.|
Allen Harris last week.
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lliss Margaret Hayes Is spend
ing this week In Raleigh, visiting
Miss Lena Mite Barber, and her
J?ister, Miss Monnle Hayes.
Mrs. Bplvey returned Sat
urday from Franklin, Va., where
she had gone to accompany her
llitile daughter Francis home,
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Mr. and Mr*. Joe Pearee and
tfr*. Eva Person visited Raleigh
Friday afternoon to attend the
lnstfcllatlbO ? the patrolmen.
Miss Mary Louise Bmhs, daufii- ,
ter of Dr. and Mrs. W. R. Bass, is I
visiting her aunt. Mrs. John John-]
son of Smithfield.
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Mr. and Mrs. U. E. Webb, of
Biack8tone, Va., spent Sunday at
the bedside of his brother, Mr. [
W. W. Webb, who continues ill.
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Richard F. Yarborough, Jr., re
turned Thursday after spending |
the month of August with Mr
and Mrs. W. Y. Blckett at More- |
head Beach.
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Mr. William Lee Beasley, who
has been traveling through North
Carolina and Virginia for a pub
lishing house, has returned home |
I to enter Louisburg College.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stephen
son, of Selma, and Mr. and Mrs.
R. C. Jones, of Richmond, were
the week-end guests of their par
ents, Rev. and Mrs. D. P. Harris.
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Misses, Ruth and (Jrace Southal
left Friday for Norfolk to tako
Beauty Course. They were ac
companied by Mrs. L. R. Southal.
daughter, Nellie and son C. W.
Southal and wife and Mr. Maurice
tilasgow.
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Mesdames W. O. Joyner, W. B.
Joyner and D. L. Wells visited
Richmond this week. Tlrey were
accompanied by Mrs. J. F. WiHwl
and little daughter, Rosa Rhee, of
New Orleans, La., and Mrs. T.
B. Cooke of Littleton.
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Miss Estelle Richards, of Bunn,
has returned home after spending
the past few weeks with friend
and relatives in Durham, Chapel
Hill and Greensboro. While away
she was entertained at a number
of parties and social events given
in her honor. <
Many a girl, who is worrying
because her stockings are too full
of legs, ought to be worrying be
cause her head is too full of non
sense.
Dead men tell no ta^es; and by
the same token medals are cheap
er than pensions.
WEEP/*
LATEST
Pfesllte
pi w?mw ouieriv ?or iwih lining*
8LENDER AJSj) CHIC j
Pattern 8625? Deslgifers and
pattern-makers are turning out
some exceedingly attractlte ap
parel for the more mature figure.
At one time it may have appeared
that Paris designer*- www only
for the perfectly built woman who
had not an ounce of weight 10
spare. Not so today. ? ; ?
The style sketched is one of
thOBe smart styles designed es
pecially for the larger ?oman. The
casual jacket and skirt are per
fect in their easy and slenderiz
ing lines to wear most anywhere,
most any time.
The simple notched collar of
the jacket goes with any type of
blouse, either tailored or frilly.
The collar which goes with the
pattern shown in the sketch is
attractively feminine. The skirt
Is ample but slenderising.
For PATTER*, Mad IB
crate In cote (far nch pat
ten taM), your NAHM,
ADDRKSA, mrui NTJKBEB
tm* DBI U Patriate Dow.
Dart, 111 ruth Am**.
Brooklyn, X. T.
J .J'. ~L AM
Italy Pouring Troops to Ethiopian Front
NAPLE8, Italy. . . . The above picturg is no unoaual seene Iwre these
wreKi at Italy embarks its craek divisional troops for the Ethioptaa btat
Photo shows " SUa" division embarking on the steamer Gange.
More farmers in the TVA area(
of western North Carolina are!
asking that their land be included!
among the demonstration farms.
Many a man who embarks on
the sea of matrimony wishes he
had missed the boat.
Education Is something that
many people fail to make use of
after they get it.
MAN WANTED for Rawlelgh
Route of 800 families. Write
..today. Rawleigh, Dept. NCI-123
SH, Richmond, Va. 9-6-4f
ANNOUNCEMENT
I am glad to announce to my friends that
I will be with
MEADOWS & HARRIS
at Southside Warehouse
as Assistant Sales Manager this tobacco
season. I invite you all to come to see me.
I will see that every pile of tobacco en
trusted to my care will bring the highest
possible price. ?>
Your Friend,
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' ARCH N. WILSON.
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ROTH STEWART
COMPANY
NEW BIG
STORE
WILL SOON BE READY
We are sure that when complet
ed you will be delighted with
the added comfort ig trading
here.
New Fall Stocks are arriving
daily and we will soon be ready
to serve you.
WATCH FOR OPENING
ANNOUNCEMENTS
ROTH-STtnM CO.
10UI8BU*0'
TOWN OF LOUISBURG BUDGET
ESTIMATE
For 1935-1936
As by law required the Budget estimate for the Town or
I.oulsburg (or the year beginning July lst,Il935 and ending
June 30th, 193$ has been duly filed in the office of the Clerk
to the Board of Town Commissioners, on th.s Thursday, August
22nd, 193?, a summary of which is as follows:
General Government Department Expenses $ 4J.181.00
Street Department Expenses 3,925.00
Light Department Expenses , . 17,080.00
Water Department Expenses s 7,899.00
Police Department Expenses 3,850.00
Fire Department Expenses 2,000.00
Fines Due Franklin County 373.00
Total Departmental Expenses $41,308.0;)
Debt Service
Serial Bond Principal ? J 7,000.00
Interest on Serial and Term Bonds ? - 12,945.00
Street Improvement Note Principal ? j 1,000.00
Interest on Street Improvement Notes 180. #0
Total Expenditures for Debt< Service $21,125.00
GRAND TOTAL IV- ? $62,433.10
An itemized statement of this budget will be on file at the
Town Clerk's Office for Public Inspection until ami after Sep
tember 20, 1935.
8-30-2t T. K. STOCKARD, Town Clerk.
I "SAVE THE SURFACE AND I
YOU SAVE ALT
This is the best season of the year for J
painting.
We carry a Complete line of
S'AMPSON PAINT
For OUTSIDE and INSIDE .
When Better Paint is Made it Will be Branded
"SAMPSON"
FIELD SEED
Wheat - Rye - Barley -Clover
Vetch Etc.
GUNS - RIFLES - SHELLS
CARTRIDGES
CAR LOAD COOK STOVES
I SEABOARD STORE CO., INC.
D. F. McKINNE, President
PAT CASH and PAT LESS
\ Bbl. Self Rising Guaranteed
Flour - $3.25
Red Dog - Hog Ration - Ship Stuff
New Crop Sweet Potatoes,
Pound . . 3Hc
Country Apples, pk. . . 20c
Broken Slice Pineapple,
Can 18c
Bottle Certo, large . . 18c
Bottle Certo, small . . 10c
Brookfleld Relish, qt. . 8Bc
Brookfield Mayonaisc,
Gallon $1.25
Swift's Sliced Bacon,
Pound 80c
Palm Olive Soap,
8 Cake* 14c
?i if -hrt; ? * ?
10 Cakes Octagon Soap 23c
3 Boxes Super Hods . . 25c
Gallon Whiz Fly Killer $1.25
Black Flag Liquid, qt. . 70c
Black Flag Liquid, pt. . 40c
Bakers Cocoanut, lb.. 20c
Jelly Glasses, Fruit Jars
and Caps
Klngan's Thick Fat Backs,
Pound ( . , 19 He
Qt. Size Wesson Oil. . 4Sc
THOMAS GROCERY CO.
1 PHOHI 118 LOUISBUM, N. 0.