t^FIOKRR, COMMITTERS
Ami graves
' (Continued from Page 1)
Graves to be decorated: Willie G.
M.acon, Perry Ashley Wilson, Dav
id L. Foster. E." B. Foster, and
Dr. Jamie Dickie. ' ^
Saudy Creek Township: Mrs. D.
T. Fuller, Chairman, J. H. Joy
ner/Mlss Lillie Harper. Mrs. W.
H. Tharrlnglon. Mrs. Grover Par
rish. Mrs. Mattie Williams, M. E.
Walking M. M Person; Graves
to be decorated: Nat Strickland.!
Win. F. Tucker, Herbert Thar-i
rinji ton. . Sidney Burnett,' John
Pernell. Raymond M. Pernolli "W.i
M. (Buck) Thompson, Luther J
Dryden, Thomas Murphy and!
Joiuu Sledge. ' ' |
Gold Mine Township: Mrs. J. j
W Neal. Chairman. C. C. Murphy. I
Mrs. D. N. Nelms. Mrs. w. Uj
Fuller. N. H. Griffin. Mrs. P. M.
A. Head, Mrs. Alex Wester^- Grav
el to be decorated: Isaac Matthew
Gupton. .lames L. Inscoe. Jessie
J. .Ioyiier, Jack Brewer. Sprulllj
^jpcliurch. , ? 4
Cedar Rock Township; Mrs. T. !
H. Dickens. Chairman. Spencer j
Dean. Mrs. Peler Dean, Miss Eva
Cooke. Mrs. C. T. Dean. Mrs. R.
T. Daniels. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. T.
In scoe. Mr. William Boone; Tlrav-j
es to be decorated: Thos. K. Wil
son. Harry Swanson. James C.
Murray. Bryant Gilliam. Martini
Wells. . >
Cypress Creek Township: C. H.|
Stallings. Chairman. M. T. Lamm.
Mis. Ernest Wheless, Mis C. A.
Long. Mrs. B. F Wheless. Arthur
Strickland. Feniier Moses. Miss
.Esjelle Strickland: Graves to be
decorated Xwwhi Wilder.
Elijah Wheless. John Faulk. B.
? F. Wheless. Cleveland Moses and
? J. C. McGregor.
Louisburg Township: Dr. I). T.
Smithwlck, Chairman. Miss Heleu
Smith wick. E. H. Malone. E F.
Griffin. W. N. Fuller. Rev. Forrest |
Hedden. Mrs. Hugh W Perry.'
Mrs. J. R. Earle. C. E. Pace. J. L.
Palmer? W. L. Lumpkin. Mrs. W. I
P. Neal. Miss Alberta Davis. S.|
D. Harris, Mapleville.- Mrs. \V 0. j
Perry. Mapleville Flower Com
mittee tor Louisburg Township:
Mrs. Ben Williamson. Mrs. D. W
Spivey. Mrs, Fred Leonard. Mrs.
A. W. Alston and Mrs. H. ('. Tay
lor. Members of American Legion.
Graves to lie decorated ;Joliu N'eal.
Frederick Swindell. Jim Collie. H.
C. Williams. Buell Cooke. John
Glenn. Major S. P. Boddie. J. R.
Earle. Jr., Win Person. T. C.
Alston. Hugh W. Perry. Butter
Fuller. Dr. Chas. Davis, Hon T.
W. Blcfeatt. Wm. H. Baffin, w. v.
Massenhtirg. Ben H. Meadows.
Sam g, Davis.
Junior (studiously engaged in
dew?
Daddy The rent, the note it
the hank and. llitjjar iu-Lalli ieiu
KNDtl VERY KITOE8H
i I I I. VK4R
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! Gillis, Raleigh; N'ell inscoe Gup-;
| ton. Louisburg ; James Thomaij
Hall. Jr.. Sanford; Jesse Johnson, |
Siler City; Delia Mae Lewis,
Spring Hope ;~Ruby Grey Massen-'
burs. Louisburg: Joseph Pulliaml
Newsome. Littleton; Stanley Han
cock Patten. Louisburg; Edith
PiMman, Wilmington; Isaac New
ton Reynolds. Columbia; Ruth!
Katherlne Stallings. Hohbsvtfle:
Louise Denson Turner. Speed; 1
Martha Joyner Wehrenberg.j
Woodsdale; Rosa Ella White,
Norlina; Matilda Vail Whitley.)
Smithlield.
Certificates in Secretarial Work!
were awarded to: Rosalie AUs
brook. Scotland Neck: Minnie
touise Braswett: Goid?bt?ro: Lee
Clark. Hamlet; Frances Louise
dolling; -Gates: Caroline Elizabeth
Davis. Wilmington; Hazel Whitt
Gentry, Red Springs; lima Shea-'
rtir Griffin, Louisburg: Joye*;
Rsye Hubbard. Elizabethtown; [
Adelaid Johnson, Louisburg; Mi
riam Gaynelle Jordan, Mount
Olive; Mary Frances Manning,
Bailey; Eleanor Mae Martin,
Mount Olive; Lois Mary Picker
ing. Roxboro; Maty Ruth Riddle,
Carthage; Dorcas Jane Rosser,
Fayetteville; Betsy Russell. Ox
ford; Mrs. Montgomery W. Shu
gart. Jr.. Franklinton: Ellen;
Clark Stewart, Warrenton; Max-l
, ine Elizabeth Strickland, Louis-'
burg; Sarah Elizabeth Turner,!
Kinstoti : Eva Frances Wiggins,]
Louisburg.
Accounting Certificates went to
Osborne Gray Davis. Marshall-.
burg ; James ? Robert Durham.
Durham: Ben* Stroud Foust, Mf.i
Vernon Springs: Ella Mae Mar- 1
I in. Mount Olive; William Borden :
McClees. Columbia: Mrs. Mont-!
gomery W. Shugart. Jr., Frank-,
linton: Ellen Clark Stewart'. War-;
renton.
A large number of visitors front'
out of town as well as a large,
number of local people attended,
each occasion and joined in thej
good spirit of good will to Louis-!
burg College on the completion of;
another fine and better term.
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THE PRESIDENT SPEAKS
Continued From Page One)
,
Hitler to extend Kl?Nazi domina
tion to the Western Hemisphere,
i or to threaten it. We shall active
ly resist his every attempt to gain
control of the seas. We insist up
.ou the vital importance of keep
ing Hltlerism away from any
prrrnt -Hr-t be- world irtricti t^mrtd bv*'
used and would be used as a base
of attack against the Americas.
Every Assistance
"Second, from the point of
view ot strict naval and military;
necessity, we shall give every pos
sible assistance to Britain and to
all. who. with Britain, are resist
ine Hltleristt or Its equivalent '
with force of arms. Our patrols
are helping now to assure deliv
ery of the needed supplies to Bri- i
tain All. additional measures nec
essary to deliver the good will bo
taken. Any and u 11 further meth
ods or combinations of methods,
whirji can or should be utilised,
are being devised by our military
and naval technicians, who. with
me. lyill work out and put into
effect rfuctTftiew and 'Additional
safeguards as may be needed."
H IKII'KAN WAR MOWN
(Continued from Page One)
buck u mile to stronger positions
behind Canea. the capital.
Some pocket* of German resist
ance also remained around Candia
and'Ketimo, to the east.
The Germans were bettered to
have had at start of the Crete
campHTBB Teli aays ago a force <JT
about 1.-200 troop-carrying Junk
ers 52 planes, which might be
called aerial troop lorries. They
are capable of making 140 miles
an hour.
Hcuvy Toll
However, long-range British
fighters, including a number of
Blenheim bombers rigged up as
fighters, already have taken a
heavy toll of German aircraft. .
particularly the troop carriers.
The Germans literally have
squandered materials in the Crete
invasion and the island is littered
with -wrecked planes shot down
by the British, officers say.
TX small formation of German |
shock Hoops captured British bat
teries on Crete. Stefnnt. Italian;
news agency, said in an Athens^
dispatch. The tiermans dlvlded ln-J
to small patrols and destroyed
four. Stefani said. The operations!
of these Germans were supported;
by heavy infantry guns, mortars,;
and machine guns and the British I
had to hoist the white flag after
heavy losses, it was claimed ) .
The Turkish radio said that'
German losses in the Battle ofj
Cretie were so heavy that the|
Nazis probably would be unable I
to follow up with conquest of
Cyprus. British-fortified island
off the coast of Syria. The radio ,
said the Germans had succeeded
in landing some tanks on Crete j
whieh were pressing the British ! .
hard. )
F I X K l>
Warrentori. ? W. B. Barrow. W.
B. Joyner and N. C Mullen, oper-i
atovs of the Franklin Vending
Machine ?o ., were tined $500
Piuli irm! y vett -a? swtpendwd
tence upon condition of good be
havior and not violating any crim
inal law for five years by Judge
John J. Burney iu Superior Court,
here the past week.
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DR. RICHARD LOWMAn!
EAGLES
iiniu ?u iu (i|t? opening of hi?*1
office for the practice of l>eiitlslr.v,l
Monday, June 2 in tin- Profession
al Itullding, Court St.
liOul.sbuin, X. ( .
SALE OK HEAL ESTATE |
Under and by virtue of the
power of sale contained in that1
certain deed of trust executed by,
H. O. kjjjrrj- and wife. Marie Ab-j
bott Perry, to N. ('. Phillips. Trus-'
tee. dated January 2nd. 1939. re
corded in Rook 86t?. page 671L i
Registry of Franklin County.!
North Carolina, t'he undersigned ?
J. E. Malone. Jr.. having been1
duly appointed substitute trustee
in the place and stead of N. C.
Phillips. Truatee. hv Instrument
duly recorded in the Registry of !
Fxunklin County. N C.. def a u It]
having been made in the payment'
of the Indebtedness secured by
said deed oMrusl and demand for!
f'oreclosuryiiaviiig been made upM
on the undersigned trustee by the!
holder of the indebtedness 8ecur-|
ed by said deed of trust, the un
dersigned J. K. Malone. Jr., sub
stitute trustee, will on
MONDAY, tile 80th 1IAV OK
JUNE, 1941,
at or about the hour of noon at|
the courthouse door in Fi'anklinj
County, North Carolina, offer for]
sale at public auction to the high
est' bidder for cash the following
described lands:
A certain tract of land situate I
In Louisburg Township. Franklin
County, North Carolina, describ
ed as follows: Rounded on the
North bv Mr?. Koe; Rounded on
thft Knifr Ky Afm ~Tiii itey ? Rnnmled
on the South by VVheless Land :
Rounded on the West by Thomas
Nelms; Owned by Dr. H. (J. Perry
and contains 202 acres, more or
less. "
Said land will be sold subject
to a prior lieu to the Federal
Lund Rank of Columbia, the up
proximate amount of which will
be announced at the sale.
This 28th day of May. 1941.
J. E. MALONE, JR..
5-30-5t Substitute Trustee.
SALE OF HKAI, ESTATE
Under and by virtue of the
power of sale contained "tn that'
certain deed op trust executed by
H. G. Perry and wife, Marie Ab
bott Perry, to N. t". Phillips. Trus
tee. dated Julie 15 Ml. 1939. re
corded in Hook 360. page 319,:
Registry of Franklin County.
North Carolina, the undersigned'
JrB. Maltine. J i . liming 1)1' till flu-'
ly trwtw
the place and mend ot N. 671
Phillips, Truslee, by instrument
duly recorded in t-he Registry of
Kranklin County. N. C.. default {
Pairing bfrn made m the1 payment
of the indebtedness secured by
said deed of trust ? ml denm ml for
foreek>sw;e havinv Ix on made up
on the underslgheil trustee by the
holder of the " indebtedness se
ph|-pH hy 'ru"' th"
undersigned J K. Malone. Jr..
subsMtuti' trustee, will on
MONDAY, Hh- SOtli DAY OK
JIXK, 1941.
at or about the hour of noon at;
the courthouse door In Franklin '
County. North Carolina, offer forj
sale at public auction to the high-,
est bidder for cash the following
described lands:
A certain tract of land situate
in Sandy Creek Township. Frank
lin County. North Carolina, des
cribed as follows: Hounded oil the
North by Clarence Jones: Hound
ed on the Bast by Royster hand:
Hounded on the South by Mrs.
Duffy: Rounded on the West by
Horace Bomgardner: Owned by!
Dr. H. G. Perry and contains 102
acres, more or less. ?
Said land will be sold subject
to a prior lien to the Federal '
Land Rank of Columbia; the ap
proximate amount of which will'
be announced at the sale.
This 28th day of May. 1941-.
J. E. MALONE, JR.,
5-30-6t Substitute Trustee.!
SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Under and by virtue of the
power of sale contained in that1,
certain deed of trust executed by
H. G. Perry and wife, Iza Marie
Perry to J. E. Malone. Jr., Trus
tee, dated February 20th, 1940,
recorded in Rook 340, page 363.
Registry of Franklin County. I
North -Carolina, default having
been made In the payment of the
indebtedness thereby secured and
demand for forclosure having
been made upon th? undersigned
trustee by the holder of the note
secured thereby, the undersigned
trustee will on * .
MONDAY, the 30th DAY OK
JUNK. 1HI,
at or about the hour of noon at I
the courthouse door in Franklin1
County, North Carolina, offer fori
sale at public auction to the high
est' bidder for cash the following
described real estate:
A certain tract or parcel of land,
situate In Franklin County. Lou
lsburg Township, State of North
Carolina, and described as fol-j
lows: Containing 580 acres, more;
or less, and comprising the lands |
described in and conveyed to the
Bald H. G. Perry and wife. Iza
Marie Perry by deed of W. . B.
Tucker and wife recorded in
Rook 344, page 291, Registry of
Franklin County. N. C.: deed of
W. C. Wilson and wife recorded
in Book 344. page 329, said Reg
istry, and deed of Willie T. Wil
son and wife "recorded in Book
344. page 297, said Registry, ref
erence being here made to all of
said deed and records for a more
particular description of the lands
hereby conveyed.
Said lands will be sold subject
to a prior lien held by the Metro
politan Life Insurance Company,
the approximate amount ot which
will be announced at the sale.
This 28th day of May. 1941.
J. E. MALONE, JR.,
5-30-6t. . Trustee.
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Summer
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IjAST T1MKS TODAY ? FRIDAY
Tyrone Power - Linda Darnell
Rita Hayworth In >
"BLOOD AND
- SAND''
SATURDAY, MAY Si ?
(Double Teiiture Day) m
Cesar Romero and Mary Beth
Hughes in
"RIDE ON
VAQUERO"
and
Sidney Toler a* ( H VKIJK CHAN
DEAD MEN
TELL"
Also Chapter No. 4
"THE ADVENTURES OF
CAPTAIN MARVEL"
SCKDAV-MOSDAY, JUNK 1J
Jame.n Stewart - I'aulette Goddard
With
Horace Heidi and liis Hand in y
James Roosevetn's production of
POT 0 GOLD" ,
( Based un the famous radto prtr
gram of the same name.) _
TUESDAY. Ji'KK S
Bargain Bay 10c ami <!*>e
Matinee and Night
'Another big hit for the family
'to see.
Humphrey Hogurt - Sylviu .Sidney
Joan Leslie - Kddle Albert
THE WAGONS
ROLL AT NIGHT"
I WEDNESDAY. JUNK 4
| Jimmy Ellison - Maureen O'Hara
"THEY MET K
: ARGENTINA'
i
THURS.-FRIDAY', JUNE ,V'
A great new dramatic triumph
that has Hollywood in raves over
the greatest Joan Crawford pic
ture in years.,
Joan Crawford ? Melvyn Douglas
"A WOMAN'S
FACE"
with a host or MUM favorite
players.
Also Extra Added Attraction
Louis vs. Baer
FIGHT FILMS
Round by Round, Rlow by Rlow.
Better than a Ringside Heat.
COMING SOON
William Pow?|| and Myrn* l,oy
in "LOVE CRAZY." V
Deaana
GIRL."
Priadlla
DOLLAR
Merle
gan In
YOURS."
"PKNNY^fflnwNAmT" DttMr
Robert T^flor la "nn.i.y twv
KID." In Tschaioolo*.
"MILLION
?
Dennis Mor
?' AFFECnOM ATELY