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? Next Tuesday is February 1st. t t t ? Wednesday of next week is Ground Hog day. I X X ?Cotton was worth 9 1-8 cents a pound in Louisburg yes terday. J ? * . ? Attend the President's Birth day Ball, at Allen's Hall, Satur day night. t t x ? Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Chesson announce the birth o( a son, Wil liam Herman; on Mouday, Jan. 17th. " i ' t tt ?A big crowd is expected to be present at the President's Birthday Ball' Saturday night at Allen's Hall. . > v * ttt ? Rev. and Mrs. E. Y. Averett, of near Justice, announce the birth of a son, John Ernest, on Wednesday- morning. ttt ? Work is nearing completion on the repairs at the Franklin Hotel and it is expected to be re opened on February 1st, by Mrs. Emma D. Hedgepeth. i t t ? Deputy H. R. Wood, assisted by Roger Sheariu, reports the capture of an 80 gallon copper still outfit near Cypress Chapel in Cypress Creek township Tuesday morning and destroyed 3500 gal lons of beer and confiscated C>0 gallons of whiskey. MRS. HUGGINS KKTHI) Mrs. Laui'fen Leete Special Honor Guest On Monday night, Mrs. E. F. Thomas entertained at her home in honor of Mrs. W. A- Huggins, a Christmas bride, having as guests the members of Mrs. Hug gins' bridge club. Special honor was also paid Mrs. Laureen Leete of Macon, formerly Miss Patricia Holden, likewise a Christmas bride. Mrs. Huggins was presented a piece of silver in her chosen pat tern and Mrs. Leete received a china flgurene. Mrs. P. W. Elam was awarded a bridge luncheon set for top score; and Miss Max Allen received a pair of__china bookends for second-high. The hostess was assisted in serving a salad course, followed by Whitman's chocolates, by her mother, Mrs. Webb, Miss Dorot-hy Kimball, Mrs. G. M. Beam. Mrs. J. B. King, Mrs. H. H. Hobgood and Little. Misses Louise Ellis tVebb and Talmadge Thomas. EDWIN FULLER CLUB Mrs. A. W. PersSfi entertained the members of the Edwin Fuller club at her home Tuesday after noon. The study of the "Romance of Stamps" was continued. Mrs. J. W. Mann read a paper, "Millet, the peasant painter and his art." "Mona Lisa and her creator" was read by Mrs. J. A. Hodges. Miss Rose Malone' accompanied at the piano by Miss Edilli Dick son, sang "Songs My Mother Taught Me," and "Chansonette." A refreshment course was serv ed to those present: Mrs. J. W. Maun. Mrs. J. A. Hodges, Mrs. O. W. Cobb, Mrs. C. M. Howard, Mrs. E. H. Malone and Mrs. R. G. Bai ley, members, and the following guests: Mrs. H. J. Lewis, Mrs. Klorence Underbill, Miss Lula Mae Stipe. Mrs. E. W. Furguison and Mrs. R. N. Williamson. ENTERTAINED 1 The Current Literature Club met at the home of Mrs. Malcolm McKinne on Tuesday afternoon, January 25th. with Mesdames Mc Kinne and M. S. Davis, joint hostesses. The snbject< of study for the afternoon was "Home Missionar ies." Mrs. L. F. Kent reviewed the life of Jane Addams and her work at Hull House. Mrs. McMur ray Furgerson gave a sketch of "Schoolhouse in .the Foothill," and Mrs. J. G. Phillips read a most amusing and witty chapter from the book. At the conclusion of the pro gram the hostesses served tea and sandwiches. Members present were: Mrs. W. H. Pleasants. Miss Mary Yar borough, Mrs. R. H. Welch, Mrs. L. F. Kent, Mrs. T. K. Allen, Mrs. _ T. C. Amick, Mrs. McM. Furger ? son, Mrs. J. G. Phillips, Mrs. S. P. Burt, Mrs. Malcolm McKinne and Mrs. M. S. Davis. Miss Pey att was the guest 6"f the club. THE LADIES All) SOCIKTV The Ashleys brothers will be at Hickory Rock-White Level school building, Wednesday night, Feb. 2, at ei&ht p. m. It is spon sored by the Ladies Aid of SU Delight church. The public Is in vited. The admission Will be 15 and 25 cents, 1-28-lt A a ^ check* DP O COLDS ODD FEVER flrsl day LiquM . Tablets HeadMjhe, SO SaWe-Ifoae Drops v ~ mln?tes TV* Rmi jPwuonaL i I Miss Klsie Hudson visiied friends in Norllna Sunday. t t I Mrs. .). 'J. Harrow is visiting lier daughter, Mrs. N. Y. Cliain biiss in Iiouky Mount. t : i Miss Ruby Thomas Shenron, of Rocky Mount, was guest' of her people near Loufsburg the past week-end. t t t Messrs. Linwood and Lu Verne Guplon visited friends in Rocky Mouut the past week-end. I i I Dr. Ernest Fuiguison, of Wil lianiston. was a week-end guest of his parents/"&lr. and Mrs. E. \V. ] Furguraon. ttt Mrs. Correll Garrison .and son, j of Reidsville, are guests, of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Allen. t t t Mrs. N. Y. Chambliss. of Rocky Mount, was guest of relatives iu Louisburg Saturday. + * * Mr. and Mrs. F. A. lfcad and children visited Mr. Head's pi6- ! pie in Littleton Sunday. t t t Mr. J. R. Kee, of Seaboard^ vis- i ited liis daughter. Mr. and Mrs. ! Louis Wheless, the past week-end. i !U Mr. and Mrs. J. Fuller Malone left Wednesday for Texas. i : i Mr. Phi Tomlinson attended the | funeral of Mrs. Mitchiner at I Garner this week. 1 t 1 Mrs. H. G. Perry is attending; an Art course in Asheville. , tit Mrs. C. C. Coekerell, of Nash- | ville, visited relatives in Louis- j burg Wednesday, t t t Mr. and Mrs. P. -C. Evans, of j Henderson, were guests in Louis- I burg the past week-end. t t t Mrs. Alex Davis, of Henderson, visited relatives in Louisburg the j past week-end. tit ' | Mr. Lewis Wall, of Raleigh, j was a visitor to Louisburg Wed- j nesday. m Miss Leon Spencer and Mr. ! Paul Beasley visited Raleigh Sun-! day. Mf Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Windsor j will come to see us in another j year or two, we'll still throw a dinner or two and show them a 1 couple of slums. ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL x CHURCH - There will be no early celebra tion of the Holy Communion this Sunday. Church School will meet ! fifteen minutes earlier from now on, at 9:45 A. M. The Adult Hible Class meets at the same jtime. Morning Prayer and ser mon ait 11:00 A. M/ If Mie weath er permits the Rev. Mr. Wagner [from Warrenton will be at St. Paul's and Mr. Kent will Ije in Warrenton. The Young People's Service I.eague will meet for supper in the Itectory at 6:00 P. M. and at 6:30 will go to the church for their evening program. There will be no evening service in St. Paul's this Sunday evening because of t-he Union Service to be held in the Louisburg Baptist Church at 7:30 P. M. The Hev. L. F. Keut will be the preacher. Choir practice will be held at the home of Dr. H. If. Johnson ou Thursday evening at 7:30. Wednesday, February 2nd, will be the feast of "the Purification, There will be a celebration of the Holy .Communion and talk in the Itectory at 10:00 A. M. Continuation .class meets every Wednesday evening at 7:30 in the Rectory; LOUISBURu BAPTIST CHURCH The Rev. Leicester F* Kent, rec tortor of St. Paul's. Episcopal Church, Louisburg, will be the guest preacher at the evening ser vice this Sunday. Mr. Kent came to his present charge ?l>oui six months ago. and during *hat time he has won for himself a large place in the love and esteem of the people of this community. Be fore he came to Louisburg, Mr. Kent was an Archdeacon of his church in Alaska, where he ren dered some years of devoted ser vice and had many t-hrilling ex periences as the Ambassador of Christ. At this special service Mr. Kent will relate some of his ex periences, with special emphasis upon a vision of Christ which transformed his life. To the pub lic the members of the Baptist Church extend a cordial invita tion to attend this service, which will begin at 7:30. In addition to this special even ing service, the program for the day includes a sfrvice of public worship at 11 A. M., at which the pastor will preach on the subject. ; j "The Greatest Thing in the World," and continue t-he serial story entitled The Monastery by the River (a story for the child ren who attend the morning ser vices). Sunday School will con vene at 9:45 A. M., unU the 'Training Union will meet at 6:30 P, M. I ' LOUISBURS METHODIST CHURCH I On next* Sunday morning the | pastor will pieach on the topic, j "Those Who Help Themselves." An attempt will be made to dis ! cuss the amount of truth in the iOld saying that God helps those Iwlio help themselves. Is this .true, and to what extent is it true? Are such persons the only ones who ihave the Lord's help? Sunday School and evening ser I vices are as usual. A decided in crease Was noted in Sunday even ing attendance last week. Those 'who wish to attend prayer service on next Wednesday at 7:30 P. M. will please read the book of Ruth and be prepared to discuss it. Choir rehearsal is every week on Thursday's at 7:30. Regular and enjoyable sessions have been held in recent months under the leadership of Professor 1. JT- Moon, Director, and Mrs. O. Y. Yarbovo, | Organist. I The Vance-Franklin Young Peo ; pie's Union will meet with the young people of the l.ouisburg ; Church on Thursday evening of next week. All young people of the church are urged to attend. PRAI8KM HH'KKTT j The Franklin County Bar As sociation through its committee offers the .following resolution j praising the work of Solicitor W. jY. Bickett: "ITlle following resolution was i adopted by the Bar Association of Franklin County at a meeting at? the close of the Special Novem ber Term 1H37 of Franklin Sup erior Court: "WHEREAS, Hon. William Y. Bickett, Solicitor for this the ?th Judicial District, has Just conclud ed the prosecution of one of the largest criminal dockets in the history of our County; "As evidenced by Mie great jnumber of convictions Mi'. Bick ett has shown great ability and J vigor in protecting the interest of the State, and his unusual fair 'ness to the accused and uniform Icourtesy to opposing counsel have demonstrated his fine sense of responsibility. ~ 1 "Mr. Bickett has splendidly proven his fitness for. the high of fice which he holds and we, the members of the Franklin County Bar desire to. give this expression When HEADACHE I* Due To Constipation { ' 1 Often one of the first-felt effects cf constipation Is a headache. Take a dose or two of purely vegetable ; Black-Draught!^ That's the sensibie way ? relieve the constipation. Enjoy the refresh Ins relief which thousands of people have reported from the use of Black Draught. Sold In 25-cent packages. SLACK-DRAUGHT A GOOD LAXATIVE of our admiration for him as an i official and our genuine affection | !for him as a man. I "BE IT THEREFORE RBSOL |VED: That a copy of this reso lution he spread uj>on the minutes ?of t'he Court and a copy sent to ? Mrs. William Y. Bickett. | WORTH THINKING ABOUT: j j Getting the most ^enJoym<-iit out j of life is not doing the thfhgs you . , like to do, but liking the things' I you have toj. do. Horace ? -It's awfully decent of you to dance with me. Miss | Sprightly. j Miss Sprightly ? Don't mention' I it ? after a)I it is a Charity Ball. | COMMISSIONERS RE-SALE OK "v LAND Under and by virtue of an ord ier of re-sale of the Superior Court' of Franklin County, North Caro- j iina. in the special proceeding en titled "Lena Cates et als vs. Oza i Belle Cates et al&^the undersign- [ led Commissioner wltKSn MONDAY, THE 7TH DAY OF , FEBRUARY, 1088, at the hour"6t twelve o'clock noon, I sell at public auction at t-he court I house door in Louisburg, North; Carolina, to the highest bidder , for cash, all that certain tract or parcel of land lying and being 1 situate in Harris Township, Franklin County, North Carolina, bounded on the norl'h by the lands of Lola C. Joyner, 011 the east by, the lands of A. L. Cooke, on the ; southbjf the lands of J. S. Harris, ! and 011 the west by the lands of the A. J. P. Harris, estate, and containing 48% acres, more or less, and being the. tract of land which was owned "by S. F. Harris, deceased, at' the time of his death. ! A deposit of twenty per cent | of the amount bid will be requir- j ed from the successful bidder at j said sale. This the 20th day oTT January, 1938 W. H. YARBAROUGH. l-28-2t Commissioner. | 1 ' I DOWN DOWN DOWN CRUSHING PRKK _ - - ? <, .e CHEAT OLD MAN WINTER! * V|fM It takes our quality merchandise to be com fortable in the February season. Compare following Specials and buy where quality and prices will never fail you. : : : MEN'S TOPCOATS $|<j.95 Now Going ai LADIES' SWEATERS of all the new styles and colors, and all sizes, close out from 89c up LADIES' HOSE ? y All Sizes and All Shades in I Specials on Quaker Hoseiry MEN'S WORK and DRESS SHOES of all quality. Buy our Special and be proud. From $1.69 up We carry Clothes for all the members of the ||| family. Buy where quality overruns the thought of prices. WELCOME AT ALL TIMES PLANT BED MUSLIN ALL GRADES Narrow and Wide s 2 Cents Up HARNESS AND BRIDLES Mauls - Wedges - Saws Axes and Handles SHOVELS 85c Up Shaving is a Pleasure with NARLIN BLADES Every Blade Guaranteed 50 for 50c - 20 for 25c Stoves - Ranges - Heaters CAR LOAD PLOWS AND CASTING at KNOCKOUT PRICES MAKE NO MISTAKE - GROW YOUR PLANTS WITH RELIANCE GOLDEN WINNER 4-8-3 : ? WE ALSO HAVE i ? 8 ? j COTTON AND TOBACCO GOODS IS. SEABOARD STORE CO., INC. D. F. McXRfNE, Prcaidrnt Wholesale - Retail FAY CASH and PAY LIBI < v ;
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