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1 ? Monday is tirpt Monday,
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? Do your shopping early,
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- ? Only lit more shopping days
before Christmas.
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? The different stores in Louis
burg are taking on the appear
ance of Christmas.
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? Quite a large number of
Louisburg people visited various
places during t-he holidays.
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? T. C. Denton, of near Center
ville,? reports killing three hogs
the past week weighing GOO, 3HH
and 232.
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- ? Mr. Willie B. PrUrett, of Har
ris township reports killing hogs
the past week weighing 425, 410,
388, 278.
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? Mrs. T. M. Tull's friends will j
be glad to know that- she is re
cuperating nicely in the Pennsyl
vania Hospital in Philadelphia.
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? The editor is very thankful to
Messrs. N. M. Perry for a nice lot j
of sweeti potatoes and P. G-. Smith j
for some nice cabbage presented
the past week.
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? Louisburg Chamber of Com
merce is to hold election next)
Monday night. If you are a mem
ber go out and help select officers
for another year.
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?The County Commissioners'
meet Monday. The old Board
completes its business in the mor
ning and the new Board takes over j
affairs and organizes in t'he after
noon.
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?The TIMES is in receipt of a !
copy of The Franklin Reporter, ,
t'he colored high school publica
tion, which reflects much credit J
to those responsible for its "get-!
up." It contains 16 pages of read-l
ing and advertising.
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?A report comes from Prank- 1
linton that an old colored woman
was burned to death, when the
house in which she lived was con- |
sumed by flames Monday. The |
building was located in the Sand- j
ling section west of Franklinton. ;
THE OLD HOME TOW N
The Old Home Town, a variety
show' by John Rae & Co. will be I
presented Monday evening, at 8 j
in the Mills Auditorium, sponsor
ed by P. T. A. It also includes j
the sketch, "Uncle Pete and-Aunt
Milierva," famous Radio charac- I
ters. Including also are many
novelty instruments such as piano j
accordion, 140 bass minature or- 1
gan, Spanish guitar, electric Ha
waiian guitar and many others.
Come one, come all, and enjoy an
evening full of fun. Admission, |
10c and 25c. 12-2'-lt;
FOR SALE ? Duroc Jersey Pigs.
12-2-lt J. A. MUNFORD.
FOR SAIJS
Bred Duroc Jersey SoW $30.00. j
Bred by Grandson of Worlds
Grand Champion Duroc Jersey.
"Bowden's", Louisburg, N. C. |
12-2-2t. Rt. 1 Old Alien Farm. |
CAUGHT FOR VIRGINIA
John Davis, colored, was arres
ted by Sheriff John P. Moore Fri
day, morning and held for Virginia
officers under a charge for cutting
Pearl Prince, of Prince George,
Va.
CIRCLE MEETS
The Fannie Heck Circie of the
Louisburg Baptist' Church will
meet Monday afternoon at 3:30
with Mrs. George Selby at her
home on Main Street. Every mem
'Vber is urged to be present.
Maria Perry, Sec'y.
The Choicest ?
ot r::
MEATS
for all occasions at greatly i
reduced prices. Visit our
Market and let us serve you.
Also
A NICE LINE OF
GROCERIES and FEEDS
Cash and Carry
M&rket 1 1 J
JOKn W. HA1UU0, Proprietor
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Sell ' Tow OottM and Tobacco
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^J&mcnah
| Mr. D. V Holliday visited Ral
eigh yesterday.
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Mr. Neai Allen was a visitor Jo j
Italeigh Friday,
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Mr. R. Glenn Davis, of ^Vhoskie,
was a visitor to Louisburg this
week.
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Miss Margaret Moore spent the i
past week-end with relatives in |
Raleigh.
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Mrs. K. C. Beale, of Raleigh, i
was guest of friends in Louisburg ]
Tuesday.
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Mr. Charles P. Green attended
'the wedding of a friend in War- .
' renton Saturday.
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Miss Mildred Gupton, Essex,
[visited Miss Mozelle Pernell at
Louisburg Sunday.
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Mr. Wilson Vaughan, of Camp
bell College, was guest of his
mother the past week.
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lAjiss Bettie Neai, of E. C. T. C.,
spBt' the past week-end with her
parents near Louisburg.
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Miss Mary Scott Woodfin, of
Richmond, is guest of Capt. and |
Mrs. E. F. Griffin this week.
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Mr. Gordon Uzzell, of Atlanta,
Ga., was guest of relatives in !
Louisburg the past week-end.
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Mr. and Mrs. 0. C. Hill, of Elm ;
City, were guests of friends in ;
Louisburg the past week-end.
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Miss Vera Joyner, of E. C. T. I
C., spent t?he holidays with her
mother, Mrs. Sallie B. Joyner.
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Mr. Marion Roberson, of Hen- j
derson, spent Mie past week-end"'
with his parents at Louisburg.
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Miss Hulda Strickland, of E. C.
T. C., spent Thanksgiving holidays
at Seven Paths and Newport News.
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Mr. E. R. Fuller, of Chapel Hill,
w'as guest of his parent?, Mr. and
i>lfs. E. J. Fuller the past week
end.
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Messrs. John Jones. Marion Ro
herson. Roger Holmes and George
Johnson visited Greenville Sun
day. -?
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Miss Marguerite Jaraerson, of '
Leaksville, spent t-he Thanksgiv
ing holidays with Miss Helen
Kemp.
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Misses Theresa Howard. Zuna
Lee Cheaves, Paul Mullins and
Juanita Hall visited Burlington
Friday.
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Mrs. Arthur Ragiand, Mrs. Ed
ward Stovall and Mrs. Douglas
Pemry were visitors to Goldsboro
Monday.
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Mrs. R. B. Mills and children,
of Southern Pines, were guests of
her people in Lotiisburg the past'
week-end.
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Misses Edith Harris and Athlea
Boone, of E. C. T. C., were guests
at their respective homes the past
week-end.
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Miss Mozelle Pernell. of E. C.
T. C., spent the past week-end
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. 1
C. Pernell.
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Miss Helen Kemp of E. C. T. C..
spent the Thanksgiving holidays
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. :
T. E. Kemp.
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Mr. and Mrs. Early Wester, of
Middleburg, were guests of rela
tives in and near Louisburg the
psSt week-end.'
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Mrs. Elton Stout and ehildren,
of Siler City, were guests of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Mc
Kinne the past week.
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Mr. Everett Perry, of the Geor
gia Military School, was guest of
his l)a rents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W.
P?jrry for the holidays.
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Ml*. ' Darrel Perry, of t-he Cita- r
4$1. Charleston, S. C., was Ruest '
of hift parents, Dr. and Mrs. H. G. ;
J^rry for the holidays.
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Miss Ida Fuller, of the Ply
mouth School faculty, was guesU j
of her mother, Mrs. Annie ?E. ?
Fuller for the holidays.
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Miss Helen Wilson, of the Golds
boro School faculty, was guest of
h?;r parents. Mr.-and Mrs. A. W. '
Wilson, for the-holidays.
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Mr. Frank B. McKinne, of
Goldsboro, was a visitor to bis
brothers, Messrs. D. F. and Mal
colm McKinne this week.
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Mrs A. B. Anderson and child-;
ren, of Danville, Va., were guests j
of her parents Mr. and Mrs. H.
M. Sledge the past week-end.
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Miss Edith Kemp, a member of >
the faculty of GrimeBland spent
the past week-ead with her par
ents, Mr. and Mr*. B. A. Kemp.
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Mr. and Mra>'T. A. Read, of
Wood, Mr*. C. E..Grifrinr*f Kocky
Mount, and Misses Maria and Ed
na Perry were .visitors to Raleigh
Friday.
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? Urn. L. W BfVtD and little
Tennis Champ Turns Professional
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NEW YORK CITY . . . Don Budge, amateur men's tennis champion
of the world, turned professional "when he signed a contract for
$"5,000 for a five-month tour opening on January 3. His opponent
will be Ellsworth Vines. During the signing in the offices of Walter
P.iie, nonplaying captain of the United States Davis Cr.p te; . :t.
left to right, Jack Harris, Chicago promoter: J. Donald B'idge. Ells
worth Vines and Walter Pate.
daughters, Lota Lee and Betsie
Blanche, of Raleigh, spent Thanks
giving with Mr, and Mrs. W. E. i
Bartholomew.
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Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Shinn. of
Raleigh, and Miss EMiel Bartholo
mew, of Washington Gity, s|Jent
the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. \V.
E. Bartholomew.
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Dr. and Mrs. Paul Bagby, of
Pendleton, S. C.. arrived in Louis
burg Tuesday, where he has ac
cepted the pastorate of the Louis
burg Baptist Church.
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Mrs. W. P. Neal has returned
home after a visit to her daugh
ters, Mrs. T. M. Tull. of Philadel
phia. and Miss Ann4e Perry Neat,
of Washington. D. C. Mrs. Neal,
accompanied by Miss Annie. Perry
Neal and Miss Martha. Ballard
Yarborough. attended the Army
Navy game after a visit to Mid
shipman R. F. Yarborough at the
Naval Academy.
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1TS7 HOT<
Country Sausage, lb. ........ 25c
Country Spare Ribs, lb 20c
Country Back Bone, lb. 20c
Cured Sweet Potatoes, pk. . . . 30c
Filet Fish, lb 28c
BIRD'S EYE FOOD
STRAWBERRIES 35c
Fresh Butter Beans ?. 32c
Asparagus Tips 43c
Fresh Corn 30c
FLOOR MATS $1.00
Gerber's Baby Food 3 for 25c
Celery bu. . . 10c - Lettuce hd. . . 10c
Tomatoes lb. . 12?c - Snaps lb. 8 l-2c
Squash lb.. 10c - Grapes lb.. 8 l-3c
Apples dz. . 15c up - Bananas lb . 5c
ORANGES, doz. . . . 15c up
GRAPE FRUIT 6 for 25c
THOMAS GROCERY CO.
PHONE 430-1? LOmSBUBG, 0.
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LET US GRIND YOUR SAUSAGE
We Have Sausage Seasoning, Pepper and Sage
ROAST
BEEF
NICE and JUICY
17c lb.
PORK
ROAST
LEAN
23c lb.
Pork Chops
LARGE or SMALL
25c lb.
STEW
ALL MEAT, 2 lbs.
35c
WITH Bone, lb.
12k
Hamburger
FRESH GROUND
2 lbs.
35c
Cranberry
Sauce
Large Size
19c
Fresh
Celery
Lettuce &
Cabbage
CORN
2 Cans
19c
Peaches
2 No. 2*4 Cans
Sliced or Halves
35c
Fruit Cake
Mixtures
at
LOWEST
PRICES
NAVY
BEANS
4 lbs.
19c
Black Eye
Peas
4 lbs. 25c
Butter
Beans
TINY
3 lbs. 25c
Irish
Potatoes
10 lbs. 25c
Fresh Ground
2 lbs.
COFFEE
2 lbs. 20c
SUGAR
5 lbs.
25c
10 lbs. .
50c
FLOUR
High Quality
at
LOWEST
PRICES
LARD
4 lbs.
45c
Hog Feed
100 lbs.
$1.50
SALT
100 lbs.
$1.00
HOLLIDAY GROCERY CO.
Phone 366-1 Louisburg, N. C.
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A COMPARISON OF THESE PRICES WILL CONVINCE YOU OF
THE MANY SAVINGS OFFERED THIS WEEK.
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WASH YOUR
DISHES and ClOTHES
Hospital -clean
CONCENTRATED
SUPER SUDS
out raici
( oncent rated SiifN'r Siirls
(for clothe*) 2 for l??c
Octagon Soap 4 for UK
IMagon Powder 3 for 14c
Octagon Toilet Soap .1 for 14c
Octagon Chip* 2 for 19c
Octagon Cleanser 2 for Ik
f'alniollve Soap 3 for 2th
Super Suds (for wwbinx
dishes) 2 for li)c
Crystal White Toilet
Soap 3 for 14c
I'ulverval Toilet Soap 3 for 14c
Hollywood Toilet Soap 3 for 14c
MACARONI, 3 - 5c Pkgs 12c
MUSTARD SAUCE, Qt. 11c
PRESERVES, Pineapple and OEc
Peach, 2 lb. jar "...
PANCAKE SYRUP, Qt. Bot. ... 29c
PANCAKE FLOUR. 3 Pkgs. ... 25c
NAVY BEANS, lb
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Post Toasties,~pkg 7c
Salad Dressing, qt 21c
Mayfield Corn, 2 cans ... 15c
Fruit Cocktail, 2 tall cans . 25c
Carrots Diced, No. 2 can . . 10c
Rum and Sherry Flavored
MINCE ME *T 2Jibr 37?
"Good Taste Brand" Sliced
PINEAPPLE N?d 15'
FRUIT CAKE INGREDIENTS
Lemon v and Orange Peel - Citron
Glac|(lkerries - Figs - Dates.
Glace Hnafple - Dark and White
Raisins - Nuts, all kinds. *
FULL LINE FRESH FRUITS
AND VEGETABLES. ,
LET US GRIND AND SEASON YOUR SAUSAGE
WE ap* EQUIPPED TO GIVE FAST SERVICE. OUR MEN
ARE EXPERIENCED SAUSAGE MAKERS. Grinding $1.00 per 100 lbs.
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