C. M. T. C.
Major Edward F. Griffin, of
'uonisburg, North Carolina, Chair
man of the Military Training
Camps Association for Franklin
County, announces that the pro
curement campaign for the 1940
Citizens Military Training Camp,
which is to be held at Fort Bragg,
North Carolina, has officially
opened. The camp will be held
from June 12, 1940 to July 11,
1940.
The mission of those trailing
camps is to bring together under
healthful surroundings, on a com
mon basis of equality, young raon
from all walks of life; and by
supervised athletics, military drill
and instruction in citizenship to
develop them mentally, morally,
and physically; promote whole
some respect tor American ideals,
teach the value of teamwork, fit
them for leadership, and Impress
upon them the obligations and re
sponsibilities of true American
Citizenship.
Young men attending these
?amps are no moro likely bo be
called to the colors in time of war
than other men. Through the
training received at these camps
they bocome more able to defend
their country In a national em
ergency, if they should volunteer
or be selected for service.
The following named candidates
were the first young men to he
accepted for enrollment in their
respective courses: The Blue
Course, Mr. Philip Jackson Starnes
2301 Central Avenue, Charlotte,
N. C., who is enrolling for the
fourth year. The White Course,
Mr. Franklin Durant Bell, 226
WeBt Second Street', Washington,
N. C., enrolling for the third year.
The Red Course, Mr. William
Cullen Wooten, Box 244, Ayden,
N. C.
The first candidate to be ac
cepted from South Carolina was
Mr. Herman Hinton Household >r,
Route 1, Spartanburg. S. C., who
is enrolling for the White Course
and attending camp for tihe third
year. Ask any of these young men
about the pleasures and benefits
to be enjoyed by attending camp.
A candidate must be an Ameri
can citizen, physically qualified,
and of good character. Hi- must
have reached his seventeenth
Mrthday by t'he day camp opens,
ind not have passed his twenty
ninth birthday.
A physical examiuatiou. inno
vation against typhoid, and vac
cination against smallpox since
January 1, 1937, and a certificate
i>f good moral character are re
quired.
Prospective applicant* may
writ? direct to the C. M. T. C.
Officer at Fort Bragg. N. C., for
any information they desire, or
apply to the County Chairman of
the Military Training Camps As
sociation. The County Chairman
will furnish application blanks
?ind the names of doctors who
will give the medical examination
without* charge.
There are Five vacancies for
? inrollment In the Citizens Military
Training Camp for Franklin Coun
ty.
JOINT HOSTMSSKS
Miss Beulah Mae Vlck and Mr.
Kdward Pernell entertained a
group of those seniors who grad
uated from Edward Best High
School in 1939 at a lovely party in
Miss Vick's home on Wednesday
evening, March 6 The guests
were greeted at the door liy the
host aud Invited into the living
room. After the guests had arriv
ed they were divided into two
groups with Mrs. Valentine us
leader of one group, aud Miss
McCrary as leader of the other.
The groups competed In contests
with Mrs. Valentine's group the
winner. The winning group was
awarded a big chocolate Faster
Dunny, and the losing group a
smaller one. After the leaders had
divided these between the groups
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SUPERIOR COURT CALENDAR
The following is a Calendar for the regular March Term
of Franklin Superior Court, for the trial of Civil cases. Hon.
W. H. S. Burgwyu, Judge Presiding. The torni will begin on
Monday, March 18th, 1940:
? FIRST WEEK
Monday, March 18th, 1040
8 Oweu Doyle
Maggie Whitley
6 M. S. Beasley
Washington Sales Co.
12 The J. R. Watkins Co.
Luther Pearce et al
15 Home Oil Company
K. P. Hill
17 Lanie Hill et als
T. T. Young
22 Claude 13. Journegan
Eva W. Journegan
35 Joseph Williams
Annie E. Williams
47 Armour & Company
H. G. Perry et si
48 Callie Wyche
W. L. Curriu
53 Edna Earl Brown
Archie W. Brown
52 J. P. Timberlake, Jr.
Dennis Williamson
51 Lula D. Dnleahite
Junius Daleahilu
Tuesday, March 19th, 1040
29 It. F. Moss
vs
Eugene Reavis
Wednesday, March iSOth, HMO
16 George W. White
vs
James W. Murphy
23 B. B. Daniel
H. L. Alford
40 Mollie Arnold Perry
The National Bank of
Burlington et als
43 W. T. King
Schoenith Inc. et als
18 Larry (Bud) Young
Clydia jy. Young
Thursday, *M,arch 21st, 1040
27 Naomi Smith et al
Duke University
28 J. E. Smith
Duke University
19 Lee Davis and wife
George A. Wheless and wife
24 E. M. Wheeler
D. M. Brannan eO al
25 Fannie Williams
Taft Wlllitfts
26 Smith Douglass Co.
F. C. Satterwhite
31 J. Y. Beasley and wife
W. Z. Whitaker et al i
45 Armour & Company
W. 7. Whitaker et al
49 Ernest Cooper
W. L. Hawkins !
? SECOND WEEK
Monday, March SKUli, 1040
Gilbert Wilder
vs
T. H. Watson
Tuesday, March lititll. t04<)
30 Dr. .1. O. Newell
G. D. Fuller et ill
10 P. E Dean
T. E. KadclifJV
F. II. Allen, Admr.
Atlantic Coast Line Ry.
30 C. J. Fleming
B. W. Cash et> als
S3 Lutie Delbridge
Effle Collins <;t als
Nathaniel Brooks
J M. IToyle
39 Joseph Williams
Annie E. Williams
42 A. F. Dunn
Ray Brasw.ill et al
54 Q. S. Leonard and wife
John A. Reavis and wife
Wednesday, March UTth, 1040
38 S. W. Tharrington et al
Willie Hortou et als
46 Armour & Company
II. G. Perry and wife
Dennis Williams
J. P Timberlake, Jr., et als
56 Joe Wiggins
S. T. Wiggins et als
The above cases havo been set for trial on the days named.
If any case is not reached on the day set It will not lose its place
but will be tried when reached. All other cases are for motion
In same.
W. V. A VENT, Clerk Superior Court.
other Interesting games woro-en
Joycd, after which the hostess and
a sister. Miss Annie Louis Vick
served the guests tn the tiring
room with delicious cuke, pickle,
and iced grape Juice. Those pres
ent; were: Miss Claris McCrary,
this Class' freshman class advis
or, Mrs. J. W. Valentine, their
senior class advisor, who are now
members of the Edward Best fac
ulty, Miss Sara Collins, Miss Beu
lah Mao Vick, Miss Minda Moore,
Miss Helen Collins, Miss Lucille
Lester, Miss Grace Collins, Miss
Adele Wilder, Miss Kdna Collins,
Mrs. Margaret Harp, Mr. Molvln
Lester, Mr. Melvln Nelmsi Mr. Rd
ward Pernell, Mr. Curtis Smith,
and Mr. Atwood House.
During the first six months of
1939, a total of 396 persons wer<J
killed and 3,058 Injured on North
Carolina streets and highways.
The total for the last six months
of the year were 547 killed and
4.132 Injured.
FCX FERTILIZERS
They arc moving fast. Give us your orders NOW
before the big RUSH begins.
All FCX fertilizers are open Formula. You have
a right to know what's in the bag. Demand to
know it wherever you buy fertilizer.
We have a car of TRTTCK fertilizer and Nitrate
of Soda at our Store now. We will pay back a divi
dend on Soda this year like we do on Fertilizer.
GARDEN SEEDS, A SPECIALTY ? ALL KINDS
Lespedeza, Seed Oats, and White Potatoes.
Lime Spreaders ? For Sale or Rent.
Agricultural Lime $1.00 per Ton
Boyette Sprayers. The most cfTective applicator
for boll weevil, horn worms, and bud worms. Come
by and see it operate.
Hay, feed oats, paints, oils, tires, at the best prices.
FRANKLIN FARMERS
EXCHANGE
Phone 366-1 Louisburg, N. 0.
FflANK HOUSE J?KA1?
Oq Wednesday morning. Ken.
i' 8 t'h just a^ the sun w;is peeping '
over the eastern skies the death
angel slipped into the hoiue !j
l>ear away the soul of Mr I*' rank
House to the ureal beyond. His
death was not a surprise, because
he had been in bad health iorl
many years, and hud been conlhi
ed to his room for months. Hear
ing his suffering for many long
years. The old rocking chair is.
\acant now. hut) the memories > f
lilm still has a soft spot in our
hearts.
Mr. House was Hearing hi - 71 ;t
birthday. SpeudJng most of his ?
life in Franklin County. He fol-j
lowed his wife to her grave four
years ago. He leaves to mourn
their loss, four children. Messrs.
Herman and Kddie House, and
Mrs. Raymond Tunstatl and Mrs. i
Charlie Leonard. Nine grandchil
dren. one great-grundchlld, and u
host of friends.
The pallbearers were Einmitt
House, Charlie Cooko House. Bus-,
ter House, Forrest House. Grady!
Aycocke, and Herman Bartholo-'
mew.
\ The funeral was conducted l>y
Rev. John Edwards at St. Delight '
Church. Then the body was laid
lo rest in the church cemetery. |
The floral tribute was especially !
beautiful
Pasture demonstrations are be
ing set up in Anson County this
year both with beef cattle grow
ers and dairymen, reports Clar- j
ence Earley, assistant farm agent. !
Thirty-five fatal accidents iu |
North Carolina last year involved j
cars being driven on the wrong |
side of the road.
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\ buy everything
i from homefolks"
w a. * a
"I ALWAYS BUY ARCADIAN NITRATE, the
A merican SOD A, for the same good reasons
that I always trade in my home town. I know
that my neighbors will give me good quality
at a fair price. They want my friendship and
my business for many years to come.
"Since homefolks started making ARCA
DIAN right here in the South, we have been
getting better soda in a better bag at a lower
price. During the 1 1 years that the big Ameri
can nitrate plant has been operating at Hope
well. Virginia, the price of nitrate of soda has
come down 40 per cent. And, under present
conditions, it's good to know we have an
American supply of soda.
"Yes, sir, I say: Look for Uncle Sam on the
bag! Always ask for ARCADIAN NITRATE.
the American SODA! Buy everything from
homefolks!"
THE BARRETT COMPANY
HOPEWELL, VA. RALEIGH, N. C. COiUMtlA. S. C.
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? We've been selling new cars like hotcakes, so
we've naturally taken in scores of fine used cars.
See our stock while it's still heavy? while the
choice of bargains is stiil big.
One 1937
jOFD COACH
s-MlQ.OO
1-1937 FORD TUDOR, 60
*325.00 P
1?1937 FORD TUDOR, 60
- '295.00
1?1935 FORD TUDOR, 85
'125.00
1?1935 FORD PICK-UP
*195.00
1?1939 FORD TUDOR
1?1939 PLYMOUTH
Both of these cars in fine shape
with low mileage.
GRIFFIN - THARRINGTON MOTOR COMPANY I
Authorized Ford Dealers Sales and Service Market Street ' " Louiaburg, N. 0.
FOR BETTER USED CARS OF EVERY MAKE SEE YOUR LJlfflMJ DEALER
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