Professional
Column
DR. H. G. PERRY
Physician and Surgeon
101 W. Nash St. Louisburg, N. C.
Phones:
Office 287-1 Honi? 287-2
Hours ? 1 0 to 12; 2to 4; 7 1 o 9
Special attention to office work,
Obstetrics and Diseases of Women,
X-Ray and Fluoroscopic Kvuml
?ation. Diathermy and I'llru-Vio
let light treatment.
DR. ARCH H. PERRY
General Practice
Wood, N. C.
Office in Service Drug Co.
D. T. SMITHWICK j
Dentist
Louisburg, N\ C.
Office over Rose's Store I
DR. M. C. KING
Franklinton, N. C.
Residence Phone 249-1
Office Hours:
9 to 11 A. M. ? 2 to 3 P. M. I
? to 8 P. M.
EDWARD F. GRIFFIN
Attorney at Law
Louisburg, North Carolina
Office Ford Building, Over
Pleasants Hook Store
General Practice in all Courts j
G. M. BEAM
Attorney at Law
Louisburg, N. C.
Office in Professional Building
?ext to The Franklin Times
Practice in all Courts
W. L. LUMPKIN
Attorney
Louisburg, N. C.
Office in First-Citizens Itank
Building
Practice State and Federal Courts
W. H. Yarborough
Hill Yarborough
Yarborough & Yarborough
Atorneys & Counsellors at Law
Office in Egerton Building
Over Tonkel's Store
Louisburg, N. C.
Practice in Franklin and adjoin^
ing counties, and in the United i
States Courts at Rideigh
E. H. Malone J. E. Mai one
MALONE & MALONE
Lawyers
Louisburg, N. C.
General practice, settlement of
estates, funds invested.
One member of the Arm always
In office.
A. R. STRANGE
Registered Surveyor
Route 4, Louisburg, X. C. 1
Prompt and Efficient Service
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MIMIIUMIIIIIIIH
EXAMPLE'
Washington, Nov. 15. ? A
Federal district judge senten
ced Fdward do Boulhac Blount,
former government worker, to
a two-to-six year prison term
today wi "an example to oth
ers" wlio would threaten the
life of the President.
Illount, 30-year-old former
clerk in the Census Bureau,
liud pleaded guilty to uttering
tlu-euts against President Boos
evelt on two occasions. He was
alleged to have made obscene
remarks about the Chief Kxecu
tive and to have said that lie
would kill him at the first op
portunity.
Secret Service and District of
Columbia i>olice arrestWl Blount
aboard his motor boat on Octo
ber V.
Federal Judge K. Dickinson
Letts, a former Republican
Representative from Iowa, said
that "these are difficult times
and make the offense more
grievous than in peacetime."
He added that the punishment
should be "substantial" and
serve as an example "to others
throughout the country who
might be inclined to "abuse the
rights of citizenship."
ENJOYS FRANKLIN
TIMES
New York, Nov. 19. ? If you
were to visit Burrelle's Press
Clipping Bureau in downtown
Manhattan, you'd find a hundred
young girls doing nothing but
reading newspapers and maga
zines. The offices, which overlook
the Hudson River, are as quiet (
as a library reading room, and
all you see are newspapers stack- I
ed in piles ready to be read and :
clipped. Harold Wynne, a young ,
college graduate, who is the pres- I
ident of tfiis unusual organization j
says: "Our girls enjoy reading j
the FRANKLIN TIMES, Louis- j
burg. N. C., because it contains j
so many interesting items about'
our clients."
Burrelle's Press Cipping Bu- j
reau was started back in 1888
w it'll two readers and a handful j
of papers. Frank Burrelle. the 1
originator of the clipping bureau j
idea and founder of Burrelle's, }
overheard one man ask another il
he had seen the article in the
morning paper which mentioned
his name. From this conversa
tion began an organization which j
today has branch offices all over !
the world and spends more than j
$40,000 a year for newspaper and 1
magazine subscriptions. j
The loss of European markets |
as a result of t'he war cut ex
ports of American food products
to $15,279,000 in September as !
compared with $28, 693. 000 in the J
same month a year ago.
The 1940-41 world's cotton [
crop is placed tentatively at 30.
500,000 bales as compared with !
28,900.000 last season, reports i
the U. S. Department of Agricul
ture.
There are too many such cases:
Gert? Poor man! He suffers '
from matrimonial dyspepsia.
Myrt ? What's that?
Gert ? Oh, his wife doesn't [
agree with him.
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vor appeals to most children. By
simple directions, its action is usu
ally penile but thorough. Principal
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Louiaburg, N. 0. |
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Forum Urges America Mobilize Economic Strength j
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr., Chairman of General Motor#, set* forum them*, "Mobilizing America's Economic
Strength," at luncheon given by him for 500 of the country's leaders to hear an expert discussion of this
important phase of the national defense program. Participating In the forum (left to right) were: Paul G.
Hoffman, president of Studebaker Corporation; C. F. Kettering, of General Motors research fame; George
V. Denny, Jr. (standing), Town Meeting of the Air, who served as moderator; Mr. Sloan; Or. Harold G.
Moulton, president of Brookings Institution, and Dr. 8umner H. Slichter, Harvard University economist.
With it* vast untapped resources
of men and materials America has
an economic potential of sufficient
reserve power to take the defense
program in 1U stride and emerge
stronger and greater than ever be
fore in its history.
This was the ringing challenge
Issued recently to 500 of the na
tion's leading industrialists and
business men in New York at a
forum discussion of the subject
"Mobilizing America's Economic
Strength."
As guests of Alfred P. Sloan, Jr.,
Chairman of General Motori, the
luncheon gathering heard two
prominent economists, an Industri
alist and a research engineer. Join
In urging industry not to curtail
unnecessarily the normal flow of
goods and services in this period
of emergency but to mobilize Its
strength on all fronts.
A strong right arm and a rugged I
constitution to back it up was the
prescription recommended by these !
authorities. Defense has first call
on the country's resources, they
said, but America has sufficient re
serves of power to build high its
defense ramparts without having
to neglect those foundations of
normal productivity which underlie
both the ramparts and the way of
life behind them.
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(OM.MISSIOVKR'S RK-SAI.K OK 1 1
VAM AIIIi! ST.A\HlN(j TWI.IIKK
Under ;ind by virtue of an. J
order of re-sale made on Monday.!"
November 18. 1 !? 4 0 by Honorable
W. V. A vent . Clerk of the Super
ior Court of Franklin County;
N. C.. in thai certain Special '
Proceeding entitled "In the Mat
ter of J. T. Bilker. Guardian of '
Edward H. Baker. Non Compos
Mentis", the undersigned commis
sioner will, on
FRIDAY. DKCKMHKH 41. 11MO, |l
at or about the hour of twelve1!
o'clock noon, at the Courthouse,]
Door in Louisburg, N. . offer '<
for sale to t'he highest bidder, M
for cash, that certain tract or ]
parcel of standing pine and po- i
plar timber, eight inches and it
above, at the stump, stump six|'
inches from ground, situate and J
growing on that certain tract oft:
land lying in Harris and Dunn.!
Townships, Franklin County. N. <
C.. containing approximately 360 jf
acres. More or less, and being thei<
identical tract of land inherited
Ijy Edward H. Maker from his
father. John A. linker.
A cash deposit of !><; will he
required 61' the highest bidder at
<aid sale.
This 1 '.i.'h day of November.
1 940.
J. T. ItAKEU.
IV I'. Lumpkin. Commission >r
Attorney: 11 ----t
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S.Al.K OK VAMAIiLK HK.\I,
EST AT K
Under and by virtue of the au
hority contained in that certain
leed of trust executed by E. O.
Eakes on Dec. 4th. 1936. and re
corded in the Public Hegist'i'y ol'
Franklin County, in book '1 !? 9 ,
lage 519. default having been
made in the payment of the notes
therein secured, the undersigned
rrustee. will on
MONDAY, DKCKMItKIl iSJ, IIMU,
it or about' the hour of 12:00
I'clork noon, at the courthopse
loor in l.ouishurg. N. C.. offer for
sale at public auction to the higli
jst bidder for cash, the following
I ' ' ?'
(described tract* or parcel of land;
situate in Franklin County. Lonis
burp Township. State of North
Carolina, and described as fol
lows:
J Adjoining the lands of K. II.
'Davis, Henry Joyner and others,
and bounded as follows, viz:
j HOUNDED ON the N by the
'lands of Daniel liazlewood Kh
j Uite ; 011 the K. by the Virginia
| Carolina Joint Stock Land Bank;
jolt the S. by Joe Crudup; and on
the W. by the lauds of K. II. Da
vis. containing 208. X acres, more
or less; and being composed of
the three tracts which were con
veyed to F. II. Allen by deed re
corded in Franklin County Reg
istry* book ;?1M. pages 579 and
610; AND also, by died record
ed in Franklin County Registry
; in book 329. page 199. reference
j to which is hereby made for more
(complete and accurate descrip
tion of the same. This deed of
it rust is given for the balance due
| upon purchase price of atiove
j tract of land.
Dated and posted, this 19th
day of November, 1940.
G. M RKAM,
? 1 l-22-4t Trustee.
RECONDITIONED
D CAE
We carry in stock at all times from 50 to 60
high grade Used Cars of all kinds, Buicks, Dodges,
Oldsmobiles, Pontiacs, Plymouths, Fords, Chevro
lets. These cars are reconditioned and guaranteed
on our 50-50 Guarantee.
TWO SPECIAL BARGAINS
1939 Oldsmobile Coach, new tires,
clean Only $695.00
1938 Chevrolet Coach, two-door,
with trunk, radio and heater, new
tires Only $495.00
MOTOR SALES CO.
HENDERSON, N. C. PHONE 832
Local Representative ? Joe Harris
OLJtannamacipo
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REDUCTION "
IN FURNITURE PRICES
Now is the time to purchase the New Furni
ture for your home when you can get it at al
most your own prices. Bed Room Suits, Par
lor Suits, Dining Suits, special pieces all have
been greatly reduced in price. Come in and
let me show you. Consider furniture for
Christmas presents. It gives lasting remem
brance.
BOBBITT I
FURNITURE CO. [
R. A. BOBBITT, Proprietor J
STEVENSON THEATRE
HENDERSON, N. C.
Matinee: Children 10c
Adults 44c (Inc. Tax)
- Night: 55c
(All Seats)
SUNDAY ONLY, NOV. 24, 1940
(WE BELIEVE THIS STAGE ATTRACTION
TO BE THE BEST OF THIS SEASON).
TALENT BACK FROM TRIUMPHANT
20,000 MILE EUROPEAN TOUR THE
WAR FORCE DJ HEM BACK,*
ffiSfNSATIONAl ARTISTS
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| The general level of prices re
ceived by farmers in mid-October
1 at local markets throughout the,
country was two points higher
I than in mid-September, reports'
'the IT. S. Huron u of Agricultural
[ Economics. /
FOll FIRST CLASS I'KlXTINCi
I'HONK 28.1-1
Customer I want to exchange
this unbreakable doll.
Clerk ? Is t?here something
wrong with It?
Customer -No. but the baby's
broken everything else in the
house with it.
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R. Lee Johnson, Mgr. f Louisburg, N. C.