Announcement
DE. jr. T. HOFF
Chiropractor
Will be at Franklin Hotel
Louisbnrg, N. 0.
Tuesdays and Thursdays
2:00 to 0:00 P. M.
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If yon are in ill health
consult DR. F. T. HOFF
without charge at the above
address.
Lady Attendant.
Subscribe to The Franklin Tims*
FOB SALE
7 room house, modern conven
iences in good residential loca
tion. Part cash, balance on easy
payment. Apply to "C" care
Franklin Times. Loulaburg, N. C.
6-19-2t '
J FOR RALE
I have a tne two horse farm
tor sale in high state of cultiva
tion. land will make anything pro
duced in this section. I will sell
everything, growing crops, 2 good
mules, 4 fine cows, 75 chickens,
3 hogs, all crops and farming
tools and everything Just as it
stands and will give possession
within 24 hours of sale until Jan.
1st, 1937. If Interested get in
touch with me at once. Reason
" for selling am leaving North
Carolina.
J. R. ALLEY,
6-19-2t R 2, Loulsburg. N. C.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
This is to notify all persons in
the counties of WAKE, VANCE.
ORANGE, GRANVILLE, FRANK
LIN. WARREN, NASH. EDGE
COMBE. WILSON. JOHNSTON.
DURHAM A PERSON having un
paid bills against the North Car
olina Emergency Relief Adminis
tration, to present them at the
office of the undersigned on or
before the ltth day of July. 1936,
or this notice will be pleaded In
bar of their collection.
This 16th day of June. 1?4~6.
H. D. Farrell, Administrator,
Emergency Relief Adminis
tration, Raleigh, North
t-lt-2t Carolina.
NOTICE OF RE-SALE
North Carolina.
Franklin County.
Directed by and order iaaued
by tbe Clerk of the Superior
Court of Franklin County, North
Carolina. Kk~k Special Proceed
ings entitled William F. How
land. Jr., Administrator, O. B. N.
of the estate of Fed Alston, De
ceased. ts. Nancy Alston at at,
the same being upon the Special
Proceedings Docket of Franklin
County, the undersigned Com
missioner will upon the
3rd DAY OF JULY, 1086,
at 11 o'clock, noon, at the Court
house Door In Loulaburg, N. C.,
offer for resale to the hlgheat bid
der for cash, that certain tract of
land lying in Hayesrllle Township
Franklin County, and more parti
cularly described as follows, To
wit:
BEGINNING at a small gum.
T. H. Whitakers corner on
Lynches Creek, and run 8 18%
W >9 poles 11 links to a rock,
corner of No. II; thence N 88
W SO poles 20 links to a stake
and pointer, corner No. 10; thence
North. 140 poles to ? rock; thence
N 64 H E 9 poles 9 links to a rock
In Stanton's line; thence East >8
poles and 21 links to an oak
stump; thence N 27% E 4% poles
to a red oak Stump, Stanton's
corner; thence N 86 E 24 poles
striking Berln's Branch and run
ning down the same 8 82 1-4 E
25 poles; S <8 E 4. poles 11 links
to the mouth of Berin's Branch
in Lynches Creek; thence down
said creek as It meanders SB
poles and 19 links to the place of
BMUNNING. See deed from R.
B. White, Trustee to Fed Alston
recorded In Book 177 page 414
of the Franklin Registry. Con
taining 88 5-8th acres, more or
STOVES
REBUILT and
REPAIRED.
Come in and
get prices
E. A. ROGERS
SHOP ON BULL BUN
ALLBY, LOUISBURG
? Will 1 1* I *
Woman's Missionary Union
Tar Biver Association of the Woman's Missionary
Union will meet with the Littleton Church, June 25th
and 26th, 1936. The following program has been ar
ranged : \
Thursday Afternoon, B:00 O'clock
Hymn Come Women Wide Proclaim
Watchword.
Devotional Mrs. IT. R. "Hitter
Address of Welcome Mrs. Mattloaette Cassada
Response Mrs. George Seiby
Serving Through Personal Service Mrs. T. H. Sledge
Serving Through Mission Stady Mra. J. A. White
Service for Margaret Fund Mra. H. H. Foster
Service Through Giving, Mrs. M. C. Miles
Special Music. \
1936 Heck Memorial Fund Miss Vera Joyner
Recognition of visitors and pastors.
Announcements.
Hymn Lead On O King Eternal
Tiiuntday Evening, 7:43 O'clock
Hymn We've a Story to Tell to the Nations
Pageant ? Henrietta Hall Shuck .... Littleton Y. W. A.
Special Music.
AtMress ? Today's Youth for^Kingdom Tasks . . Rev. A. S. Hale
Friday Morning. 10:00 Ofelock r
Hymn A.. Lv. ? Lead Oa O King Eternal
Watchword.
Devotional Mrs Franklin Mills
Roll Call of Churches wrfh verbal report from each.
Report of Secretary-Treaaorer Mra. M. C. Miles
Report of Superintendent- M laa' LIHIe Harper
'Special Music.
Address Mrs. Edna R. Harris
Hymn . , '. I Oave My Life For Thee
Address ? Fifty Years of Sunbeam Work ... Mrs. T. M. Plttman
Appointment of Committees.
Recognition of visitors and pastors.
Announcements. ' ?
Hymn The Kingdom is Coming
Friday Afternoon. l:SO O'clock
Hymn ..... , . Jesus tfrants Me for a Sunbeam
Devotional. ....... Edward Hamlet
Reports of Young Peoples' Leaders:
Y. W. A. & G. A Miss Eva Cooke
R. A. & Sunbeam Mra. L A. Crawley
Special Music.
Stewardship Declamation Contest.
Hymn . Onward Christian Soldiers
Playlet ? Alice in Sunbeamland . . . Harris Chapel Young People
Reports of Committees.
Awarding of Banners.
Adjournment.
less. LESS that portion hereto
fore sold W. L. Lumpkin contain
ing 38 5-8th acres more or lees.
See deed on record in the office
of the Register of Deeds for
Franklin County for mora dell
nite description.
BIDDING TO START AT
$247.50.
This 17th day of June, 193t.
HENRY T. POWELL,
6-19-21 Commissioner.
PENDER S,
KI
PENDENS
JUNE VALUES FOR
JUNE BRIDES!
WE EXTEND TO YOU AN INVITATION
TO SAVE AT PENDER'S
Eatwell Oval
SARDINES 2 S 15"
Lynnhaven Brand *
MUSTARD 2 ? 10'
Phillip's Delicious Pork and
REANS J'S?
Daffodil Brand
Bartlett
PEARS
2 ii
WHITE
POTATOES
5^.85 Bag
PEANUT BUTTER
Pint Quart J Jc
Southern Manor
TEA ? 2V
Fresh
COFFEE
D. P. BLEND
lb. 23c
GOLDEN BLEND
lb. 17c
Fresh
BREAD
OUR PRIDE
20 oz. loaf 9c
BROWNIE BOT
14 oz. loaf 5c
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A BIRTHDAY PARTY
A birthday party wu given In
honor of Miss Coleen Wilder on
her 18th birthday laat Saturday
night, June IS, In her home near
Loulsburg.
The guest were: Misses Mary
Charles Mitchell, Margaret Har
ris, Bonnie Belle Lancaster, Nel
lie Belle and Mable Carter, Mary
Wilder, Lyndell Mullen. Daphlne
Harris, Rachel Strickland, Sarah
Blanch Wilder. Thelm* Clifton,
Marguerite Griffin, Jo Kellan Joy
ner, Ruby Nowell, Louise and
Geraldlne Wilder, Irene Wheless,
Edith Strickland, Cornelia Mul
len and Edna Lee Harris. Mis
ter* James Joyner, Max Wilder,
O rover Jeffreys. Authar Leon
Howell. Paul Mullen. "Mark" and
"Ptck" Wilder, Jim Chamblee.
Millard Jeffreys, James Wilder.
Bruce Edwards. Fred Poythress,
Mrs. W. B. Wilder, and Mr. and
Mrs. M. C. Wilder. Jr.
Outdoor games were enjoyed
by ,all. After the games, the
JW ' '
guest were served Russian Punch
and wafers in the dining room.
Coleen received many lovely pres
ents. The guests departed wish
ing her many more happy birth
days.
BIRTHDAY DINNER
On Sunday. June 7th, Mr. and
Mrs. W. T. Harris entertained at
a birthday "dinner in honor of
Mrs. Harris' sister. Mr*, g. J.
Matthews, of Canton.
Those present for 'dinner were;
Mrs. Robert Evans and daughter,
Miss Velma Evanf. of Henderson,
Mrs. J. R. Shearln and Mrs. Jos
eph Pergerson.
Afternoon callers were Mr. and
Mrs. W. M. Marks and little dau
ghter, Miriam Rose, Mrs. R. D.
Pernell, Mrs. John Finch and
Mrs. David Ayescue.
Each guest departed declaring
he had had h most enjoyable time
and wishing Mrs. Matthews many
more happy birthdays. .
ANNOUNCEMENT
We Wish to Announce
The Opening of
The Friendly Beauty
Salon
Friday, June 19 th, 1936
OPENING SPECIALS
Permanent Waving $1.95 to $6.00
Shampoo and Fingerwave 35c
Hair Cuts . 15c and 25c
Eye Brow Arch 25c
Manicures . . . 35c
These Prices Good for One Week Only. All work done by
Registered and Experienced Operators and Is Guaranteed.
PLEASE CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT
FRIENDLY BEAUTY SALON
B. F. Burnette, Owner
Miss MildW)d Arnold and Miss Dorothy Murray, Operators
Phone 200-1 Just Below Depot South Main St.
LOUISBl'RG, N. C.
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BUICK DEALER
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1084 CHRYSLER SEDAN?
With new tires. Driven a
little over 00,000
miles *473.00
1N4 PONTIAC SEDAN?
In (nt class condition and
as outstanding value
for 9475.00
108S FORD SEDAN ? New
tires, new paint and prac
tically new motor . . 9850.00
1032 BUICK SEDAN ? This
car looks as good as the day
it was new, and Is Just as
good as It looks. . $850.00
LEGG - PARHAM COMPANY
120 Wyche St. Phone 65 Henderson, N. C.
HAVE YOU NOTICED THE
DIFFERENCE ?
fti keeping with <U policy or giving the rradtag public
the best, the Greensboro Daily News is now printed in the
new larger and clearer Excelsior type, making reading more
of a pleasure and less strain on the eyes of both young and
old.
You should read some good, reliable and independent
dally newspaper, the columns of which present In a clear,
concise and unbiased fashion, a true picture of our modern
times. You want all the news from your community, your
state, your naton and the world. \
The Greensboro Dally News, one of the Youth's outstand
ing newspapers, completely meets this requirement, and more
? an intensely interesting editorial page that's different, all
the market reports and reviews, ample sports, features for
women and children, the best comics daily and Sunday. The
complete Associated Press service is supplemented by leased
wire service from private bureaus In Raleigh and Washing
ton, D. C.
Delivery service to your door in almost every town In
the state at aoc per week. Mail subscription rates, payable
In advance, 99.00 per year daily and Sunday, 97.00 per year,
daily only, payable In three to 12-months periods.
See our local distributor In your community or write
direct to this offloe.
CIRCULATION" DEPARTMENT,
GREENSBORO DAILY NEWS
GREENSBORO, N. 0.
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LOUISBURG
THEATRE
MATINEES DISCONTINUED
Night 7:15 and 9:00 15 & 30c
SATURDAYS CONTINUOUS 2 TIL 11
10c and 25c Till 6:00 O'clock
Saturday, DOUBLE FEATURE June 20th
TIM McCOY in
"BORDER CABALLERO"
PAUL KELLY in
"IT'S A GREAT LIFE"
Comedy ? Serial
Sunday; v ? h Jttpe 21st,
Warren William and June Travis in
"TIMES SQUARE PLAYBOY"
Monday, June 22nd
A Premiere of W. C. Field's New Musical
Picture
W. C. Fields and Rochelle Hudson in
"POPPY"
Tuesday, June 23rd
Margaret Lindsay and Warren Hull in
"THE LAW IN HER HANDS"
Wednesday, BANK NIGHT June 24th
James Stewart - Wendy Barrie - Ted Healy in
"SPEE D"
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See This Picture
There $re ^ Reasons Why You Should
Thursday-Friday, June 25th-26th
Grace Moore and Franchot Tone in
"THE KING STEPS OUT"
NEXT WEEK
Joe E. Brown in "SONS 0' GUNS"
Marion Davies and Dick Powell in
"HEARTS DIVIDED''
COMING SOON
"One Rainy Afternoon"; "Modern Times";
"It's Love Again"; "The Ex Mrs. Bradford";
"Bullets or Ballots"; Clark Gable and Jean
nette McDonald in "SAN FRANCISCO." *
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DTONKEL'S
D DEPARTMENT STORE, INC
INVITES THE PUBLIC TO AT
h TEND ONE OF THE GREAT
LI EST MONEY SAVING EVENTS
H EVER ATTEMPTED
D LADIES SILK DRESSES
Values up to$6.50 Ai
H SPECIAL
D Values up to $5.49 AJ
SPECIAL
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Values up to $4.49
SPECIAL
Ladies White Slippers in all Styles
alues up to
SPECIAL
Values up to $3.49 $1.94
Mens Linen Suits Formerly
old up to $
SPECIAL
Sold up to $13.00 -i ^
Mens N & W and Big Winston
VERAL
SPECIAL
OVERALL'S $1,15
TONKEL'S
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