IT'S TIME TO PLANT
BEANS
AND
PEAS
We Have in Stock:
Wood's Yellow - Tokio
Brown Biloxi and Lareda
MIXED PEAS
Both Home Grown and
^ Western.
Grey Crowders and Virginia
grown Black Eyes.
Hot Shot Batteries $1.85
Ice Cream Freezers $4.25
2 Qt. With Wood Tub ?
SATURDAY ONLY
With each Cash purchase of $5.00 or more
in our Hardware and Building Material De
partment we will sell you one of these Special
Value $1.25 Freezers for only $1.00.
NEW OHIO
OIL BATH
MOWERS
Hyatt Heavy Duty Roller
Bearings
Quiet as a Sewing Machine
Rugged Construction
Light Draft
TWO SPEEDS!
REGULAR for Normal Cutting
HIGH for Heavy Cutting.
Change gears like an
automobile.
RED TOP
PLASTER
^Qc a Bag
$?p^.00 a Ton
Also Plaster Board - Rock Lath
? Lime - Cement - Etc.
ym*
SCREEN WIRE
DOORS and WINDOWS
Cir ? ? ? -
I SEABOARD
STORE CO., INC.
WHOLESALE . RETAIL
Pay Oarfj and Pay Leu
D. P. McKlnne, President
FRANKLINTON SCHOOL
CLOSES
Graduation exercises, of Frank
linton Schools, on May 21,
brought to an end a very success
ful year for t-he Frankllnton
school. The commencement pro
i gram began with an operetta,
1 Princess Chrysanthemum, which
was beautifully rendered to a
large and appreciative audience,
i The senior class play. Sorority
' House, was well received as the
next feature of commencement.
Dr. Walter A. Patten, 'Presi
dent of Louisburg College, deliv
ered an excellent message to the
class on Sunday, May 19. This
I was followed by Class Day exer
cises on the school lawn. May 20.
| The recitation-declamation con
gest and the presentation of the|
^th grade certificates and perfect!
attendance certificates were given]
jthe evening of May 29. P. P. i
: Purnell, President of t-he Lions I
i Club, presented cash awards to .
Mary Elizabeth Kearney and Jim i
I Sid Joyner, winners in this con-j
i test. The recitations and decla
mations were of unusually high
j order.
Dr. Clyde A. Erwin's address
to the graduating class was well
' received and much complimented.
, Dr. Erwin reviewed world condi
tions and stressed t<he fact that
| the American people arose to
< meet any national' emergency.
' Sterling Gilliam received the
: scholarship medal presented by
jthe American Legion Auxiliary.
He also received the award for
the best-all-round boy. The award
, for the best-all-round girl was
i presented to Margaret Catherine
Lumpkin. Matllle Hicks was sa-1
'lutatorian and gave the welcom
ing address. Sterling Gilliam as
, valedictorian gave the farewell
address. Scholarship honor roll
included: Sterling Gilliam, Ma
tllle Hicks. Gene Thompson, Mary
Elizabeth Kearney, Margaret Ca
therine Lumpkin. Olive Crews.'
and Willard Kadford. Honorable
mention for the best-all-round
girl was Mary Elizabet-h Kearney.
Commencement marshals were:
Elizabeth Pearce. Nallie Faye
Dennis. Ann Ford. Frances Green.
Jiin Sid Joyner, John Allgood. Hu
bert Senter. The decorating com
mittee showed unusual taste in
the artistic arrangement of deco
rations for the entire commence
ment. Mascot. Marjorie Macon
Estes.
The Board of Trustees announ
ced the re-election of the entire;
faculty. The commencement clos
ed an unusually successful year.
The senior class left Wednes
day on their annual educational
| trip. They will spend Ave days
I sight-seeing In New York and
Washington.
MRS LEWIS HOSTESS
Friday Afternoon Mrs. Harrell
J. Lewis was hostess tu ker con
tract club and a number of visi
tors at five tables of bridge.
High score prize for club mem
bers was won by Mrs. P. S. Allen
and Mrs. Arthur W. Person won
high scqre foV pueBts. (lifts were
presented to two recent brides
Mrs. John A. Tucker and Mrs.
Kinne Pearce.
Mrs. Joe W. Mann who is leav
ing Louishurg to make her home
in Charlotte was remembered
with a gift.
Mrs. Paul W. Elam, Mrs. P. S.
Allen and Mrs. W. C. Perry as
sisted the hostess in serving re
freshments to club members and
the following special guests Miss
Camllle Swindell, Mrs. O. Y. Yar
borough, Mrs. Johu A. Tucker.
Mrs. W. N. Fuller. Jr.. Mrs. A
W. Person. Mrs. K. K. Allen, Mrs.
W. L. Lumpkin. Mrs. Geo. W.
Cobb. Mrs. Kinne Pearce. Miss
Rose Malone, Mrs. J. E. Fulghum,
Mrs. Edwin Malone. Mrs. G. M.
Beam, and Mrs. Joe W. Mann.
THANKS
To the Voters of Franklin Coun
ty:
I wish to extend my slncerest
thanks and appreciations to the
many for their loyal support* in
the recent primary. I also wish
to thank the many who voted for
my opponent, as their vote will
harmonize my home affairs and
contribute favorably to my finan
cial condition. I hope all you will
join me in extending to Hon. H.
Crawford Kearney the whole
hearted support he not only will
need, but deserves, in the efforts
he will mak'e in Representing
Franklin County in the House.
The campaign of 1938 was not
decisive, but the vote in the recent
primary was evident t'he people
of Franklin County as a majority,
were not satisfied in their confi
dence in me to represent them,
therefore I wish to assure them I
do not hold any unpleasantness,
but believe in the wishes of t'he
majority prevailing. If at any
time I can be of service to any of
you. whether you supported me or
not, except to be a candidate, I
want you to forget the election
and come in and let me help you
wilh any individual problem you
might have. My service will lie
uladly supplied without chargo
and without reference to how you
voted on May 25lli.
Assuring you of my deep inter
est in your individual and t?he
County's advancement, I am
Yours to serve,
ASHKR F. JOHNSON.
Accident records show that 1,
210.200 persons were injured in
motor vehicle accidents in the
country last year.
TILLAGE
TAKE THE
TIME- and MONEY-SAVING WAY
ii
WITH A JOHN DEERE
DISK TILLER
Prepare your seed beds at minimum cost with
a husky, big-capacity Joho Deere Disk Tiller,
do your summer-fallowing in a big way, save
valuable hours on wheatland tillage, do a better
job, and get it done at the right time.
Heavily braced overhead frame prevents clogging.
Frame weight above the disks aids penetration.
Heavy-duty heat-treated disks. Enclosed heavy
duty power lift. Chilled bearings. Semi-floating
hitch for easy control. Quick depth and angling
adjustments.
Come in and learn all about the strong, cost
reducing John Deere Tillers.
We also have a full line of Farm
Implements at Reasonable Prices.
Call in and let us show you.
FREEMAN 8 HARRIS
Noma F. Freeman H. Grady Harris
LOUISBURG, N. C. __
JOHN OEERE QUALITY IMPLEMENTS and SERVICE
THANKS
We wish to express our deep
est' thanks and appreciations to
all those who rendered so many
kindnesses and expressions of
sympathy in the receut Illness and
death of our wife and mother.
Thoy will be long and tenderly re
membered.
J. D. PHELPS & SONS.
THAN KS
We wish to extend oui; thanks
and appreciations to the many
who rendered so many kindnesses
and "expressions of sympathy in
the recent death of our husband
and father. They will ever be
gratefully remembered.
Mrs. L. R. Southall and
Family.
Visitors to t'he U. S. National
Forests have increased so rapid
ly that they now number more
than 32.00U.000 each year and
spend close to $250,000,000 on
their excursions.
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THE FUNK I. WIGHT DISTILLING CO.
coacusv. maaycamo
MAKgaS Of MAtfyiAHOl MOST MMOU5 ?V<
MRS. PHELPS DKAD
Mrs. June D. Phelps died early
j Saturday at ber home in Prultt
| town, following a brief Illness.
; She was 70 years of age and Is
survived by her husband and
three sons, Hubert Phelps, of
Henderson. Oscar Phelps and
Thomas Phelps, of Louisburg,
and an adopted son, Rusbee Bur
nette. .
Funeral services were held at
Flat Rock Church 011 Sunday af
ternoon at 3 o'clock, conducted
by Rev. E. H. Davis and interment
was made in the Church cemetery.
Quite a number of relatives and
trieuds were present and the flo
| ral tribute was very pretty.
for first class printing
It ia estimated that speed was
responsible for more than 8,000
traffic fatalities in me United
I States last year.
?
ASTHMA
Why Gasp For Breath ?
TRY
BREATHEASY
FOR RELIEF
'I
Mrs. H. A. Corriher
Hendersonville - North Carolina
Representatives wanted
RECONDITIONED
USED CARS
We carry in stock at all times from 50 to 60 high
Grade Used Cars of all kinds, Buicks, Dodges, Olds
mobiles, Pontiacs, Plymouths, Fords, Chevrolets.
These cars are reconditioned and guaranteed on
our 50-50 Guarantee.
-- Two Special Bargains ?
ONE 1939 FORD Tudor Sedan with Radio and
Heater, 14,000 actual mileage, $595??
ONE 1939 OLDS, Tudor Sedan 70, 20,000 actual
mileage, looks like new and runs like new, *700??
MOTOR SALES CO.
HENDERSON, N. C. PHONE 832
Local Representative ? M. M. Reynolds
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famous, Silent, Saalad-in-StMl
G-E THRIFT UNIT
with Oil Cooling and 5 yart
* Performance Protection
wmi
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your life I
Over 6 cubic* feet
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/ Over 11 square feet of
_? a# a with ample tp???
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60 Big Ice Cubes
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Stainless Steel
Super-Freezer
/~
All-Steel Cabinet
Ot^rfiece Porceloin Interior
GUom^^hite Olyptal Outeide
Other G-E Models with
SELECTIVE AIR CONDITIONS
Perfected by General Electric
Models Low as
114-75
Terms low as $4.50
per month.
We also have several Used Refrigerators as
low as $50.00, in good condition.
RAYNOR'S
RADIO AND JEWELRY SHOP
"We Sell the Best and Service the Rest"