[ LOCAL*
A^PEmvGS
? Cotton wan worth 10 cents
a pound on the local market yea
terday.
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? Mr. and Mrs. Clay Mooney
announce the birth of a girl uti
Nov. 28th.
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? Mr. W. H. Yarborough is re
modeling and repairing his resi
dence on Main Street.
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? Mr. and Mrs. Peltry Perdue,
of near Eouisburg. announce the
birth of a sop on Nov. 26th.
? Mrs, "L. L. Joyner Is having
ueveral of the trees in her (rout
yard on North Main Street re;
movefe "
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-??r, and Mrs. Hhyland Whee
ler announce thel^rth of a.duugh
ter, Fr&lices Ann,' on .Thursday,
Noveuiber 30th. . ' r'i
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? iPorri to Mr. and Mrs. W. H.,
AlleA. Jr., at Mary Elizabeth Hos
pital, Raleigh, Tuesday, Nov. 6.
a daughter. Elizabeth Page.
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? ? The editor expresses his i
greatest appreciations to his good
friend M r. W. E. Murphy for a
nice lot of spareribs and some lint'
sweet potatoes. They were great
ly enjoyed.
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? The Negro citizens of ? lie
Franklinton section met Tuesday ,
night at the Graded School in
Franklinton for the purpose of
discussing plans for their work
with the Negro County Agent.
After plans were discussed it was
decided that an Adult Club would
be organized at' a meeting which
is set for January 9th, 1940 at
7:30 P. M. at the graded school,
as reported by J.(^C. Tuck, Negro
Farm Agent.
W. M. V. DISTRICT MEETING
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There ^viil be a W. M. If: Dis
trict meeting at Wood Sunday
afternoon, December 10th at 2:00
o'clock. The churches in this dis
trict are Castatia, Cedar Rock.
Centerville, Duke Memorial. Kphe
sus. Hickory Rock, Louisburg.
Maple Springs, Mount Zion. Mt.
Grove, Peach Tree, Philadelphia, |
Red Bud, Sandy Creek, White
Level, Wood. Every organization
in these churches is urged to send
delegates. Pastors and others are
invited. An interesting and lielp
ful program is being arranged.
RENEW TOUR SUBSCRIPTIOnV
Dr. Sa&ie C. JohndWl
I Graham Sundiy.
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Capt. Cha*. P. Green visited
Raleigh Monday.
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Mr. Sain Allen, of Oxford,
spent the holidays in Louisburg. I
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Miss Nancy I.oraine Gilbert Is
| visiting friends in Raleigh this!
week.
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Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Kgerton, of
Raleigh, were visitors to Louis
burg Tuesday.
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Miss Betty Neal, of t.. C. T. O.
spent the Thanksgiving holidays
withV her parents.
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Miss Josephine Perry, of the
Sanford School faculty, spent the
; past, week-end at home.
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| |3Pi Krnefjt Furgursoft, of . Ply-,
-mouth, was guest ?f his people In
I.ouishurg for the holidays.
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Misses Edith and Helen Kemp ?
spent the Thanksgiving holidays ,
at their respective homes.
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Miss Bessie Shadrark. of Dur
ham, was guest of her people in 1
I/ouisburg the past week-end.
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Cade's Darrel Perry and Karl
Allen, of the Citadel, Charleston.
S. C.. spent the holidayn-tH home
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Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wheless
and son. were guests of her peo
ple in Seaboard, during the holi- 1
days.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Anderson
and sons, of Wilson, were guests
of her people near I.ouishurg.
Sunday.
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Mr: Adrian Rale and MisS Su
sie Hight attended the Virginia- ,
Carolina football game on Thanks
giving Day.
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Miss Vera Joyner, of E. C. T.'i
C? spent the Thanksgiving holi
days with her mother. Mrs. Sa Hie
R. Joyner.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Candler'
and family, of Henderson, were
guests of relatives near Louis
burg Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lee Johnson, of
Mt. Gilead. were' guests of her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Foster,
during the holidays.
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Mr. Wilson Wood, of Tar.boro.
visited hi* parents and many I
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friends near Louisburg duAng the
Thanksgiving season.
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Muse* Prances Wiggins and
Gertr'ii'de Foster, of Mere_dith Col
TefcefV-^teited in their respective
homes during the holidays >'?;
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Mr. James Welch and Itifr
Boston, Mass.. were guests
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.
Welch during the holidays.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. I.. Baker and
little daughter. Mary Anne, of
Wilson, were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. White for the holidays
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Miss Sajlie Pleasants, of the
Chapel Hill school faculty, was
guest of relatives and friends in
Louisburg during the holidays.
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Messrs. Clarence Bass and Har
old Vaughan, of Campbell Col
lege. were guests of their parents
in Louisburg the past week-end.
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Miss Ernestine Perry, of the
B. ,F. Grad?*feehool faculty, near
Ked Spi ings^'if a* guest of her
people ne<ir ^puisbiirg during the
holidays' i
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LET US GRIND
YOUR
SAUSAGE
We are prepared to gTind
your sausage at a big saving
to you of both time and
cost.
Let us fill your order for
Christmas meats, oyster^,
fruits and candies. Prices
that will let us both live.
Cash and Carry
Market
John W. Harris, Prop.
Nash St. Louisburg, N. C.
Fruit Cake
Ingredients !
31
33?
10?
Glazed
CHERRIES ..
Glazed
PINEAPPLE, lb. . .
Bleached
RAISINS, pkg.
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3 Packages ICc
CURRANTS....
Package Qc
FIGS y
Citron, Orange or 10c
LEMON PEEL, lb.....
Bulk
C 0 C 0 A N U T, lb.
4 X
SUGAR, pkg. . .
19?
9?
Seeded & Seedless Qc
RAISINS, pkg. . '
Full Assortment ?
SHELLED NUTS
Fruits And
Vegetables !
Juicey 1()c
ORANGES, 10 lbs. .
Golden Ripe ICc
BANANAS, 5 lbs. . .
Large Firm 1 Cc
LETTUCE, 2 for . . .
Fresh Green | Ac
SPINACH, 3 lbs. . , .
COFFEE Go,den
Blend
Pounds
J Pounds
THICK
FAT BACK, lb . 7jc
BEST GRADE
PURE LARD, 3 lbs. .... 23c
SMALL LEAN SMOKED
PICNICS, lb 15c
BROKEN MIXED & CHOCOLATE
CANDY, lb. ...:\. 10c
COLONIAL
M I L K, 4 tall cans . . 25c
COLONIAL 2 - 14 or
CATSUP, bottles 17c
TRIPLE PRESH 18-oz. Loaf
BRE AD, . . ... 2for 15c
U. S. No. 1 10 lbf.
POTATOES, 25c
COLONIAL CUT _ 3 No. 2*
BEETS, ..cans 25c
LAND 0 LAKES AMERICAN
CHEESE, lb. 21c
NAVY
BEANS 4 pounds 19c
BULK
RICE, 4 pounds... 18c
Lieut. Commander Julian Love.
U. S. N. was the overnight guest |
of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Mitchell.
Tuesday, enroute to Paris Island,.
S. C., where he will be stationed.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Neal, Mrs. :
Edgar Fuller, Mrs. F. A. Kead.
M?rs. G. W. May and Misses Mary,
{ftqXerson and Lois May viBited i
;<J8ch tnond during the holidays,
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I " Misses Elizabeth Johnson and
Bettle Cooper Davis, of Wades
boro school (Rculty, spent the hol
idays with their people in Louis
burg and Warren County the past!
week. - i \
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Mr. and Mrs. W. Wilson had
as their Thanksgiving guests: '
Miss Helen Wilson, of Goldsboro.
Miss Dorothy Wilson, of Belhav
en. Miss Elizabeth C. Wilson, of
Goldston. Mrs. C. Cetbert, of
Georgetown, S. C., and Mr. and
Mrs. A. J. Wilson, ^'f Raleigh.
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As a result of ('?n*yn?er de
mand. experiments are tftuAefway
in several sections of- tfce United
States to bre?d a type of hog with
more lean meat in the^Jwoon.
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])K. KTCN'T WILL. PREACH
k SUNDAY
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Sunday, December 10th, being ;
the Second Sunday in Advent, aer- |
vicea at St.* Matthias Episcopal
Church will be as follows: X"
11:00 A. M. Morning 1'i'ayer
and Message.
3:00 P. M. Church School.
4:00 P. M. Dr. Keut will preach
and celebrate the Holy Commun
iOD. j
We are anxious for our men- '
barj^also all friends to attend any
or all o / these services. Dr. Kent
always brings a Gospel messags.
We are asking for a special of
fering to help on our church roof.
We are very anxious to finish this
work. We will appreciate a gift
from our white and colored
frjends.
George C. Pollard,
Missionary in Charge.
Caller ? So th? Doctor brought
you a little sister the other night,
eh?
Junior? Yes, I guess it was the
doctor done it. Anyway 1 heard
him telling Daddy sometime ago
that if be didn't pay his old bill
he'd make trouble for him.
"SOCIAL CATERERS"
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Parties - Teas - Dinners
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Receptions
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HOME MADE CAKES AND
f- CANDIES !
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Call for an Appointment At Once ! ^
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Mrs. G. M. Beam,
Telephone 442-1
Mrs. Geo. W. Cobb
Telephone 443-1
G. M. Beam. Louisburg, N. C.
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Ann Pace
SALAD
DRESSING
?. 27c
1 V
Ann Page Assorted
PRESERVES 2 a 29c
i-iU*.'. or PuUiuun
A&P BREAD 2 - 15c
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I Ant Parker
FRUIT CAKE at 39c
Mild St Mellow Oollee
8 O'CLOCK 3 * 39c
Ann Page Peanut _ ...
BUnER * 1 5c
See Our Assortment Of
Fruit Cake Ingredients
EGGS, Dozen 25'
BANANAS 5Pounds 25'
ORANGES ^ozen 10*
GREEN BEANS ,b 10'
GRAPE FRUIT, 3for10'
MP FOOD STORES
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AUCTION SALE !
SATURDAY, DEC. 9th, 1939
at 1:00 o'clock
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All kinds of livestock. . Mules, cows, hogs, one or
two fresh cows. Wagons, plows, planters, and all
kinds of ifools and machinery.
Our purpose is not to make a lot of money by this
sale but to help our farmers find a market for any
thing they have to- sell.
If you have anythin^for sale get in touch with
^JSANKLIN FARMERS
^ EXCHANGE
Phone 366-1 ? Louisburg, N. C.
EVERY ITEM A REAL VALUE THIS WEEK.
STOCK UP AND SAVE UP.
4 No. 2 Cans "Full Pack"
TOMATOES 25c
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SOA?.
5 FOR
23 t
Palinolive So;ip, :i for 20c
Sii|h?p Suds (for washing (IKhcs)
K<'Kiilar hi/p, ;{ for .... 27r
< ? in nt size, 2 for* T. . . . JWc
oil. Super Suds (washing riot lies)
|{< Kular size, for .... i!"r
(iian( size, 2 for 4'x
(iiant Octagon Soap, 4 for . . lf>c
Special Octagon Soap, 2 for . .V
l.arge Octagon Powder, :i for I It
Special Octagon Powder, 2 for .?c
Octagon Toilet Soap, 3 for . . H?
Octagon Cleanner, 2 for .... 1 #c
Octagon (Granulated Soap, '2 . Ittc
Octagon Soap Chips, 2 for ^ . 19c
Crystal White Toilet Soap, :l . 14c
Hollywood Toilet Soap, 3 for 14c
t'nlvcrsal Toilet Soap, 3 for. 14c
Fair Sex Toilet Soap, 4 for . . 10c
I'almolive Beads .V
a lb. ran I'urc
COCOA, 15c
Si U>*?. Navy
BEANS, 23c
2 Ih. jur "Thrift"
MINCE
MEAT, 25c
Small MnUy Ih.
PRUNES, 5c
Kr??li lb.
FIG BARS 10c
ii No. 1 can* IXIj
CORN, 25c
OBELISK
FLOUR
PLAIN
12 lbs. 55c - 24 lbs. S1.05
SELF RISING
12 lbs. 58c - 24 lbs. $1.10
CANDY VALUES
CHOCOLATE CREAM DROPS lb 10c
FRESH PEANUT SQUARES, lb 10c
FRENCH CREAMS and JELLIES. ICc
Fancy Quality, pound
CHOC. COVERED PEANUTS, lb 18c
"NUTS" New Crop
BRAZILS, lb. 15c ? ALMONDS, lb. 21c
WALNUTS, lb. 20c ? MIXED, lb. . . 19c
PECANS, Large and Fancy, pound 22c
ORANGES, Fancy Medium, dozen 12e
GRAPE FRUIT, Good size, 3 for ...... 10c
LARD TINS, 50 lb. Capacity, each 40c
MORTON'S SAUSAGE SESAONINQ, can ... 25c
SAUSAGE GROUND
WHILE YOU WAIT
"FAST EFFICIENT SERVICE'"
CORRECTLY SEASONED IF YOU DESIRE
SAVE TIME ? WORRY ? AND MONEY !
Gl w. murphy and son
Louisburg, N. C