? Cotton was worth 9 3-8 cents
a pound in Louisburg yesterday.
XXI
? Mr. and Mrs. James E. Burns,
of Baltimore, Md., announce the
birth of a son. Richard Louis, on
Oct. 29 at University Hospital.
Mrs. Burns was formerly Miss
Ruth Southall.
? t X
-?Mrs. Mary Fulghum, 91,
North Carolina's oldest woman
voter, of Cedar Rock township,
appeared at the polls early on
Tuesday and as usual voted the
straight' Democratic ticket.
* HEALTH DEPAItTUENT ?
? ___ ?
* Dr. R. P. Yarborongli, ?
* County Health Officer *
* ? ?????????
There were 22 white and 30
colored _birWi8 in Franklin Coun
ty during October and 6 white and
17 colored deaths.
Reportable diseases: Diphth
eria 3, Influenza 2, Gonorrhea 9,
Scarlet Fever 2, Syphilis 6, Tu
berculosis 1, Typhus Fever 1.
All quarantinable diseases have
been quarantined and placardable
diseases placarded. Syphilitic
treatments 355, gonorrhea treat
ments 2, Wassermann test 76,
gonorrhea slides made 37, urin
alysis made 5, diphtheria swabs
taken 14. toxoid given 109, ty- !
phoid immunization 1, yeast dis- 1
tributied 23 lbs., milk distributed 1
122 small cans.
Office visits 1126, consultations
75, county Jail visits 1, inmates!
seen 1, home visits 14. dressings
3, tetanus anti-toxin 2, tuberculin
bested 56, applications made fori
Morrison Training School 1, State j
Sanatorium 1, diphtheria letters
sent out -54, teachers health certi
ficates issued 3, meetings attend
ed 4, Examinations made through
the office Included: School child-]
ren examined 453, Pre-school ex
aminations 2, Marriage 9, Ven
ereal 7, Servants 11. Food Hand
lers 3, WPA 12, NYA 4, Pre-!
natals 6, prisoner 1.
School visitB made 6. Four
hundred forty-seven children
were examined for pediculosis
and scabies with 14 cases of
pediculosis and 12 of scabies be-,
ing found.
One Diphtheria clinic was held
with 51 children being given f
toxoid at this clinic^
One Maternity, Pre-Natal 'and |
Infancy clinic held. MidwlveS pre
sent 3, mothers 10. babies 10, j
pre-natals 3, making a total at- i
tendance of 26.
Three days during the month
were devoted to making blood
test on the registrants of the
County, 485 test were taken dur
ing this time. Dr. J. B. Fulghum
made tiest on 47 which were sent
in through this office. A total of
532 test were made.
SEVKN PATHS NEWS
The nice (all weather continues
on bo people are very busy with
harvesting their crops.
Miss Adell Spencer, of Wil
mington, was the week-end guest
of Misses Mae Lynn and Aelease I
Moore.
Miss Maggie Lou Moore, of
Wilmington, Mrs. Frank Jones,
of Asheville, Miss Bett<ie Moore
and their mother, Mrs. Carrie I
Moore, of Spring Hope, were vis
itors of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Moore, Sunday.
Miss Ruth Collie, of Williams
burg, Va., "and Estelle Wester !
were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Kuft'
Collie this week.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Wilder were
the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. i
Rodger Moore Sunday.
Mr. W. P. Gay has been on the i
sick list for Mie past three weeks.
Am glad to report be is Improv
ing.
Miss Ruby Cone, of Harris, was
at home this week-end.
Miss Estelle Strickland spent
the week-end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Strickland.
Mr. A. A. Wilder spent' a few
days at Raleigh this week visit
ing his brother, M. T. Wilder,
who Is on the sick list. He reports
bis brother no better. 1
Mrs. Monk Wilder is at home
for some time with Mr. A. N.
Wilder.
Mr. James Cooper, of Raleigh,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Almon Wil
der last Sunday night.
Mrs. W. A. Coppedge and fam
ily spent Saturday with Mr. J. E.
' Green and family.
Misg V ester Ethrdge, Mrs. Do
ver Lester and little son, were
Sunday guests In the home of
Mr. J. E. Green and family.
Miss Sadie Murray, of Raleigh,
and Miss Marjorle Murray, of
Spring Hope, visited Misses Mae
bell and Nevada Green Sunday
afternoon.
We are very sorry to report
Mr. Tommie Wilder Is on the
sick list.
Mr. Johnnie Gay, of Spring
Hope. Mr. Burn Wilder, of Bunn,
were at Mr. C. E. Moore's Sun
day visiting Mr. W. F. Gay.
We are very sorry Mr. J. M.
Lamm does not improve as fast
as we had hoped. "BILL"
SMART MONEX
KNOWS
WHERE TO ,(m
60 AFTER VI
READING
THE ADS,
IN THIS m
NEWSPAPER
7I&/Lscmnh
Coroner R. A. Bobbitt visited |
Raleigh Wednesday. .?
til
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Welch vis- |
tied Raleigh yeBterday.
t t t
Judge and Mrs. G. M. Beam vis
ited Koxboro yesterday afternoon,
til
Miss Kale Blanchard, of Hert
ford, is visiting her sister. Mrs.
O. Y. Yarborough.
lit
Chief of Police C. E. Pace and
Mr. Harry Glickman returned
Monday night' from a trip to Bal
timore, Md.
I t t
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Matthews,
of Clinton, and Mr. and Mrs. J.
N. Mitchell, of Henderson, were
guests of Mr. Matthew's and Mrs.
Mitchell's parents, the past week
end.
tit
Miss Elizabeth Lassiter, accom
panied by Grady Harris, Edmund
Kabll, Jack Cooper, James Ed
wards, Wyatt Freeman, Creipmon
Mullen, Elliott Matt'hews, Clifford
Joyner, will attend the Royal
Ambassador Conclave at West
Durham BaptiBt Church, Friday
and Saturday.
ut
Among those attending the
Opera, the Barber of Seville, pre
BenOed at Memorial Auditorium. '
Raleigh, on Wednesday evening
of this week were: Mrs. O. Y.
Yarborough, Mrs. Susie H. Jack
son, Mrs. Alice J. Uzzell, Misses;
Ida Maie Yow, Nancy Hayes, Max- j
ine Bailey, Talmadge Thomas and]
Evelyn Smithwick.
? HOMK DEMONSTRATION ?
department ?
? l.illie Mas Braxton, Home *
? Demonstration Agent *
? ? ???*?*
Home Agents Schedule
. Nov. 11-1(1
Monday ? Epsom 4-H Club;
Youngsville Woman's Club.
H. R.-W.L. 4-H Clubs, Oswego
Woman's Club.
Tuesday ? Edward Best, H. R.
W. L. 4-H Clubs. Oswego Woman's
Club.
Wednesday^ ? Harris - I'earce
4-H Club, Wood Woman's Club.
Thursday ? -Office - Mitchiner's t
Woman's Club.
Friday ? Office - Clifton Wom
an's Club.
Saturday ? Office.
Club Women (let Meat Canned ut
Canning Demount rat ion
The club women of Franklin
County cooperated with Mr. D. E.
Hall of the Burpee Can Sealer
Company in putting on a demon
stration in Mie Armory Monday,
Nov. 4 on canning meat in tin.
Mrs. Morris Person, Mrs. C. C.
Holmes and Mrs. W. J. Cooke
furnished chicken for the demon
stration and Mrs. W. A. Eaton |
was responsible for a veal which j
Mr. Hall and the women canned.
In discussing canning meat in tin,
Mr. Hall says the Important' thing !
to remember is to have the meat !
hot in the cans when they are
sealed. Several women brought '
their cookers and Mr. Hall tested
tihe pressure gauges on them. !
Some he was able to remedy, oth
ers had to have more partB which ;
most of the women ordered. Now
is an excellent time to check on
pressure cookers. It will soon be
meat canning season and meat 1b
not absolutely sate unless cooked ,
in a pressure cooker after being !
canned, whether in glass or tin.
During August, $4,600,000 {
worth of blue surplus food stamps ;
were distributed through the Food j
Stamp Plan in the 125 areas!
throughout the United States
where the plan is in operation. I
RENEW YOUR SUBSCRIPTION!
?
LOST
Gold school Bracelet, J. M. '40 j
on front, B. M. W. on back. Re
turn to Dr. Fulghum's office fori
reward. 11-8-lt
HOUSE FOR RENT
I have for rent on Decem
ber 1st the C. M. Cooke
Homeplace on North Main
Street. Call or see
W. L. LUMPKIN.
1 1-8.-2 1
FOR SALE
Nine Essex pigs, (our gilts,
make good breeders. R. il.
WELCH, Louisburg, N. C.
11-8-lti
NOTICE OK SALE UNDKll
EXECUTION
North Carolina,
Franklin County.
Under and by virtue of the po
wer and authority contained in
that certain writ of execution
made and issued on 19 October,
1940, by the Clerk ol the Super
ior Court of Franklin County,
North Carolina, under that cer
tain judgment of Citizens Bank
& Trusti Company, Henderson,
North Carolina v. R. E. Cash, et
al., being Judgment No. 8228 and
docketed in Book of Judgments
8 at page 207 in the office of the
Clerk of the Superior Court of
Franklin County,- the undersigned
Sheriff of Franklin County will of
Professional
Column
DR. H. G. PERRY
Physician uud Surgeon
101 \Y. Nash St. TiOuislnirg, X. C.
Phones:
Office 287-1 Home 287-2
Hours ? 10 to 12; 2to 4; 7to 9
Special attention to office work.
Obstetrics and Diseases of Women,
X-Ray and Fluoroscopic Kxami
nation, Diathermy and llltra-Vio
let light treatment.
DR. ARCH H. PERRY
tjeneral Practice
Wood, X. O.
Office in Service Urui; Co.
D. T. SMITHWICK
Dentist
l.ouisburg, N. C.
Office over Hose's Store
DR M. C. KING
Franklinton, X. C.
Hesidence Phone 240-1
Office Hours:
? to 11 A. M. ? 2 to ;? P. M.
? to 8 P. M.
EDWARD F. GRIFFIN
Attorney at I .aw
l,ouisburK, North Carolina
Office Ford Building, Over
Pleasants Hook Store
General Practice in all Courts
G. M. BEAM
Attorney at Law
l<oulsl>urg, N. C.
(MTice in Professional Building
next to The Franklin Times
Practice in all Courts
W. L. LUMPKIN
Attorney
l.ouisburg, N. C.
Office in First -Citizen* llank
Building
Pract Ice State and Federal Courts
W. H. Varbo rough
Hill Ynrborougli
Yarborough & Yarborough
Atorneys & Counsellors at Liiw
Office iu Kgerton Building
(Her Tonkel'H Store
Lonisburg, N. C.
Practice in Franklin and adjoin
ing counties, and In the United
States C<ourts at Raleigh
K. II. Malone J. K. Malone
MALONE & MALONE
Lawyers
Ixraisbnrg, S. C.
General practice, settlement of
estates, funds Invested.
One member of the Arm always
in office.
A. R. STRANGE
Registered Surveyor
Route 4, IiOulsburg, N. C.
Prompt and Kfficient Service
ATTENTION
LADIES
We nre happy to unnouncc the return of Miss
Annie Laura King, one of our country '8 most popu
lar Beauty operators, who for over seven years has
been serving you through this shop. Pergerson's
employes only the best of operators to serve you,
nnd yon, Miss Public, can feel assured that no bet
ter service, and no greater pleasure can be enjoyed
than from the service these operators render:
MISS ANNIE LAURA KING
MISS POLLYANNA PARRISH
MISS MARGARET MOORE
H. C. PERGERSON, Mgr.
PERGERSON'S
BEAUTY SHOPPE -
Open at Night by Appointment - Dial 4371
fer (or sale for cash au public auc- I
tlon at the courthouse door of
Franklin County, North Carolina,
at or about the hour of twelve j
o'clock noon, on
THURSDAY, H UKCKMBKK,
1940,
nil of the right, tlMe and interest
of the defendant, It. E. Cash, in
and to the following-described
property : '
First Tract: Containing 30V.!
acres, mori or less, adjoining the j
lands of P. B. Clifton, Mrs. Lata- 1
t?r and others, being the W. H. j
Harnett tract conveyed on 1 Feb- J
ruary 1926 to 1{. E. Cash by J. E. j
Harris, mortgage, by deed recor- 1
ded in Book 274 at page 212. For j
further reference see Rook 250 at '
page 649.
Second Tract: Containing 136.- j
28 acres, more or less, being lots
Numbers 1 and 2 of the Jordan
May home place, as t'he same is
shown in Book of Maps 1 at page
151, situate on the Youngsville
Louisburg highway, adjoining the 1
Haley Perry tract of land and be- |
itig the land conveyed by D. L.
Herring and wife to R. E. Cash on ;
27 October 1923, by deed record- j
cd in Book 249 at page 97. For (
further reference see Book 259 !
at page 564.
Third Tract-: Containing 112
acres, more or less, adjoining the
lands of W. W. Lafater, P. B.
Clifton, J. T. Clifton, and others,
situate on Crooked Creek and
being the lands conveyed 30 No- .
vember 1918 to R. E. Cash, by
deed of G. F. Hall and wife, re
corded in Book 227 at page 14.
For further reference see Book
250 at page 649.
Prom the above lands, how- '
ever, Hiere is excepted from this
sale the following-described tract, ]
which has been allotted and set I
apart to the said R. E Cash as
his homestead : ? -
Beginning at a stake in the !
line of C. H. Roberts; running
thence along the Louisburg
[Youngsville road, 1,050 feet
jsouth; thence leaving the road
and running east, 420 feet to a
stake; thence parallel to the road
and running nort-b, 1,050 feet to
a stake, C. H. Roberts' line;
thence west, 420 feet to the. be
ginning, containing ten (10)'
acres, more or less.
The successful bidder will be
required to deposit with the un
dersigned a sum equal to ten per
cent (10%) of the amount bid
to insure compliance with the
terms of sale.
Dated and posted, this 4th day
of November, 1940.
J. P. MOORE, Sheriff of
Franklin County.
John F. Matt-hews, Attorney
for Plaintiff. ll-8-4t
) INTRODUCING!
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The New
And Better
GOLD MEDAL
"Kitchen
Tested
FLOUR*
ONE DAY ONLY - - - SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9th
"GENERAL MILLS" SALES REPRESENTATIVE WILL BE ON HAND ALL DAY SATUR
DAY TO DEMONSTRATE TO YOU THE FINER QUALITIES OF THEIR ^RODUCT^.
MUSIC WILL BE BY ELECTRICAL TRANS CRIPTION, AND YOUR REQUEST NUMBERS
WILL BE HONORED AS FAR AS POSSIBLE.
HEIiOW \VK OI'KKIt Ol'It IMUCKMKNT FOR YOU TO TRY THIS HIGH gl'Al.lTY I'l.Ol lt. ? K FKKI, THAI \VK TAX
TRITHH I,1,Y SAY THAT THKHK IS NONK MADE BKTTER.
FREE! FREE!
1 - 6 Bottle Carton "COCA COLA"
( Deposit will be required on bottles)
and 2 - 1 Lb. Cartons
"Vegetole" Shortening
With the Purchase of
?"4 ?? GOLD MEDAL '
K5" FLOUR for 99"
FREE! FREE!
1 Pkg. "Wheaties" or "Kix"
With the Purchase of
1-6 Bottle Carton ^ 0c
"COCA COLA" for *3
Total ^ou %
Value 3? Save
OVER 50%
Save Your "WHEAT1ES" Box tops
FROM NOW UNTIL DECEMBER 21 st. WIN AN ELECTRIC TRAIN
FREE ?ASK US FOR PARTICULARS. SEE THE "AMERICAN
FLYER" TRAIN IN OUR WINDOW. OOc
SPECIAL NOW ON WHEATIES AND KIX, 2 Pkgs ??
Kit
FREE! FREE!
1 Pkg. "WHEATIES"
<** With the Purchase of
1 - 4 Lb. Carton
"Vegetole
SHORTENING" for 3 /
FREE! FREE!
1 - 1 Lb. Carton
"Vegetole" Shortening
With the Purchase of
1-12 Lb. Bag
FLOUR'" 52'
SEE OUR MASS DISPLAYS OF OOLD MEDAL FLOUR - KIX - WHEATIES - COCA
COLA AND VEGETOLE SHORTENING.
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ALSO SATURDAY ONLY -
"PET MILK" 2Ac
3 cans ??
1 32 Page "MARY LU TAYLOR"
Illustrated Cook Book
FREE!
Macaroon Style <j<jc
C O C O N |I T, 2 pounds L W
1 . '< ?"V ?* , \
Nice Sua ,
ORANGES, No. 1 Quality, dozen
2 Large Cakes
IVORY SOAP
7 Large Cakes
Octagon Laundry Soap
3 Lbs. Fresh
FIG BARS
46 Oz. Can! "Campbells"
TOMATO JUICE
15?
25?
25?
l ?
20"
FREE!
Valuable basket of Groceries
will be given away on the
hours of 10 - 12 - 2 - 4 - 6 and 8.
? BE ON HAND ?
REGISTER AS YOU ENTER STORE
. / , ,
Friday & Saturday Meat Values
Fresh Pork Loin Chops, lb. . . 20c
Fresh Pork Neck Bones, 3 lbs. 25c
Fresh Country Sausage, lb. . 20c
Wes. Rib Stew Beef, lb 12?c
Fresh Pork Bfkins, lb.. 10c
Western Rib Roast, lb 20c
G. W. MURPHY 8 SON
YOUR
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FOOD MARKET