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LOCAL HAPPENINGS ? Cpttou was worth 23 cents! a pound In Loulsburg yesterday. ' t ? ? Rev. A. Paul Ragby and Wat ter Fuller. Oo-Ch&lrmen, an nounce thai the Untied War Pun<\ Drive . is now on ? Contribute Freely! THK Bl'XX P.T.A. PLANS KOK THK YKAK The first meeting of Bunn^P., T. A. was held on Thursday even ing at 8 o'clock. The following officers were elected: President, Mrs. J. V. Walters; Vice-Presi dent. Mrs. R. N. Sheuron: Secre tary, Mrs. O. G. Thompson; Treas urer, Miss Lucy Wiggs. The P. T. A. plans to assist! with the school cafeterlu again this year. In the discussion of the cafeteria special emphasis was placed upon the need of provid ing a wholesome meal for the students. ? Also, proposed projects for pre vention of erosion of the grounds, provisions for better library facil ities. and proposals for creating interest in retaining pupils in school received attention. The fact that there were 4711 absen ces from school last year shows the need for stressing attendance. In the early part of November "A Womanless Wedding," pre ceded by a Brunswick Stew Sup per. will be giveu by members to raise money to finance the pro jects. THE LOl'ISBl'Kta GARDEN CLVB Mrs. M. S. Davis was hostess to the Garden Club on October 5. In the_absence of the Presi dent, the Vice President, Mrs. A. W. Person, presided. Routine business included the reading of the minutes, payment of dues, and a vote to remember by a message the Secretary, Mrs. George -Ford, a hospital patient. -in the program for the after noon, the theme stressed activi ties pertinent to tbte seasonal gar den requirements. "Permanent Perennials," an article suggesting the planting of certain old-fashioned perennials that last many years, was read by Mrs. Patten. Mrs. Amick discussed "Late Fall Seed Sowing," describing the treatment for out-of-door winter seedbeds. "Garden Reminders for Octo ber*^ were likted by Mrs. M. S. Davis. Mrs. Person read a poem. "Autumn," and called to the at tention of those present the new copy of the "North Carolina Gardener.". , A letter was read informing the Club of the annual district meeting to be held at Henderson, oil October 13, and urging mem-| bers to attend. The flower arrangement for the afternoon was made by Mrs. Williamson, and consisted of a low white pottery container fill ed with chrysanthemums in shad es of rose and pink. The en semble was completed by a figur ine of a furn and some small books spaced along the table. At the conclusion of the meet ing, those present exchanged plants which they had brought for that purpose. 1 > 1 FOR .SALE Several nice milch Ajws for sale. Jersey and Guernsey, fresh i to the pail. GEO. & Q. S. LEON ARD, R 4, Louisburg, N. C. 10-13-2t RETURNKI) FROM OVERSKA Pvt. Douglas Young has return ed from oversea after being wounded in Italy. He was woun ded July 12th. He is in the hos pital in Richmond, Va., and was wounded in his left foot. He is improving fast. Pretty Teacher: "If you make another mistake in grammar, I'm going to kiss you." ? Young Man: "You ain't neith er." ? Matrimony Is a kind of easy payment plan, with the payments stretching till death and beyonii. ?o far as the bridegroom is col cerned. . Through Sept. 23, 1944, the bCC received 1,710,774 notfa covering 3 . 5 5 , 2 7 9 bales of 1943 crop ft?non. j ^Waiting For ?* Sail The Modern Merchant Doein't wail for SALES vHE ADVERTISES^*" ^HwcnaA MaJ. Hill Yarborough visited New Bern this week where he at tended Federal Court. tit Mr. Ike Thorpe, of Rocky Mount, attended Franklin Super ior Court this week. X t t Miss Taimadge Thomas, stud ent at Duke University, arrived home last night to spend the week-end. ? * Mrs. Charlie Jeffreys, Mrs. J., T. Fuller and Mrs. A. L. Young fcpent the week-end with Pvt. Douglas Young in Richmond. Va. Ill Mrs. Frank E. Pulley, of San ford. Fla.. is the guest of hor mother, Mrs. L. L. Joyner. The Rev. Mr. Pulley is attending the Provincial Synod al Nashville, Tenn. t 1 t Lt- Col. Frank W. Wheless. Jr. who has just returned from ser vice iu the South Pacific, is at home for a short visit, while he Is recuperating from a stomach trouble. t t t Mr. Jasper Hicks, of Hender-! son. was a visitor to Louisburgj Monday. 1 t t Mr. John Burt Hill, of Raleign. was a visitor to Louisburg Wed-, nesday. t 1 i Mrs. Myrtle Jones and Mrs. Lewis Jones left Monday night for California to visit Mr. Lewis Jones, a member of the Armed forces, who. according to a tele gram received by them, has been wounded. MISS JARMAN ENTERTAINS The Current Literature Club was entertained by Miss Loulia Jarmau on Tuesday afternoon. October 9th. The meeting was called to order by the president. Mrs. Patten, and some business was transacted. The program for the afternoon was "The Communal Man of So viet Russia." Mrs. Burt read an article about "The Communist^" which described the Soviet theory pnd practice in Russia. Mrs. Kilby discussed "The So viet State" and showed the pro gress that it has made in educa tion. medicine, etc. Mrs. Moon assisted Miss Jar man in setting up tables and serving a delicious supper plate with hot rolls and coffee. Members present v.-ere: Miss Mary Yarborough. Mrs." S. P. Burt. Mrs. T. C. Amick. Mrs. V. R. Kilby, Mrs. M. S. Davis, Mrs. A. Paul Bagby. Mrs. Walter Pat-! ten. Mrs. Malcolm McKinne, Mrs. I. D. Moon and the hostess. MRS. WILSON ENTERTAINS ; Mrs. William Wilson was hos tess to the Mond.iy Evening Bridge Club at the home of Mrs P. H. Massey. A salad course was served to the following: Misses Frances Ann Earle. Mild red Howard. Avis Shcarin. Mrs. Darrell Perry. Mrs. Edward Col lier. Jr.. Mrs. Bland Pruitt. mem bers; Mrs. G. W. Bo'.mer. Mr;. Frank Harrington. Mrs. Area Wilson, Misses Virginia Howard, Vivian Lucas and Betty Harris, quests. High score prize for club members was won by Mrs. Collier and guest prize was won by Mrs. Arch Wilson. 8th COMPANY ? North Carolina State Guard * ? ??*? ***** " At the last regular drill. Oc tober 5, 1944 the following new men enlisted for three years, they are K. W. Debnam, R 2. City; Clarence Driver. R 2, City; J. L. W heeler, R 2, City, and R- L Fra zier,'Jr., R 2, City. - Subjects taken up were as fol lows: . 1st Period ? 30 min. Interior Guar Duty. Cpls. F. H. Reavis, W. B. Robertson, instructing. 2nd Period ? 45 min. Special Operations. Sgt. F. H. Allen. Sgt. W. J. Shearia. t 3rd Period ? 30 min Care an-1 Cleaning of the Rifle, by all Ser geants and Corporals. Some time was taken up in is suing the men new winter uni forms. Co 8 is preparing itself for a much needed camp of in struction at Fort Bragg. X. C. -un der regular U. S. Army supervi* ion. . . Loaisburg College students have ueen receiving 2 hoar instruc tions on each Tuesday night for the last three weeks. Instruc tion* are given by the officers aad non-commissioned officers of the ?th Co. > These young men have, shown a splendid ability to learn and an eagerness that surpasses all we have seen. There is no black market in parsnips. , How women am/ girls may get wanted refief from functional periodic pain AERO QUIZ By AERonca I 5 (t.TauE THAT VkHEn Flyins AT A >000 FT. ALTlTjDS e\? can SK as cwect 39 was a*av 15 THERE A V'NSlESS Plane that can fly ? o A1 \\ 4 what famous i Sit Plane is REPLACING T?s =CX?S7 i 8ANSE3. ? HO* T 1. "2JE. BECAUSE ThE EARTH IS ROUND? T-E ^cu ?Ci THE FURTHER >OJ CAM SEE. I 2. ^ES- HELICOPTERS A3E W N3LESS. 3. SARO-LCfOCN WCII (EN&AO) SaS IN *>355 MOSltf? -.<r.AJ?. | 4. *eaoNCA?. -ncv vs. meo *> scan t*e ?j>sests \ a v ?i asjus- ~:<es- - ??s.' WELLOVS CHAPTER TO MEET Wellon's Chapter No. 167 Of E. S. will meet Wednesday evening. Oct. 18th. 1944 at 7:30 in th-e Chapter Room at Epsom. N. C. This is an important meeting as there will be degree work, a M>? morial Service and the official visit of our District Deputy Grand Matron. All members are invit ed and urged to be present to give1 our visitor a hearty welcome. The art ot concealing boredom is mastered by few. MICHAEL McDONALD Franklinton. ? Michael D. Mc Donald. 27. died at 4:45 a. m. Monday morning at Duke Hospi tal. Durham, after a short illness. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Maude Avscue McDonald, and a young son. Michael. Two aunts and two uncles also survive. Funeral services were held at the home Wednesday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock, conducted by the Rev. S. E Mercer and the R*v. Bruce Hartsell. Burial was in Fairview Cemetery. Franklinton. LEGGETTS Candlelight colors in soft warm wools to see you thru Winter ! Magically face-flattering, they add sparkle to your eyes ? makes you prettier. Choose yours today from our big collection. TO ORGANIZE CUSS Dr. Xelson Harris of 6fcaw Uni versity. Raleigh. N. C.. wfl! be a: the B. F. Person School In Frank luTtOn on Frtday, Oct. ISfh at o o'clock to organize an extension class All who would like 10 I take please come. 1 ; i MARRIED Miss Mary Helen Stransor. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ned Swanson. was happily married to Mr. John Thomas Huff, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Huff, on Fri day. October 6th. at Green HiTT. Re*. E. H. Davis officiating. On ly a few intimate friends were in attendance. Let us do today what should have been done yesterday. UJIUmlCm Bmtfc Wonderfully quick I a Mttle Va-tro-nol up each nostril help* open nasal pas sages-makes breathing easier -when your head fills up with stuffy transient congestion ! Va-tro-nol gives grand re lief. too. from snlllly, sneezy distress of bead colds. Follow directions to folder. VICKS VA-TRO-NOL Pastoral, Saipan, 1944 , ' ^ ~J a rin* Corps Photo With battle o-'ly a few hundred yards ahead o." him this Marine rtsps to get himceif some fresh milk irotn a native cnw on Sajpan. Thess lusty Leathernecks arc ver-ntiie an 1 from this Marin?' ; position he half seen a cow or tKo before lie existed. Back him op with War Bonds. Fiom U.S. REGULATION CARDBOARD OVERSEAS PARCEL BOXES Sold at Cost for Our Boys in Service . Weight ilb. Each 15c Fresh FIG BARS. lb. 23' New Crop DRIED FIGS. 8-oz. Pkg 23? CITRON, lb. 57c RAISINS, Seeded, pkg. *. 18c Heinz KETCHUP, 14-oz. Bottle 26= 5 lb. Jar KARO SYRUP 46? 10 lb. can KING S SYRUP . 46-oz. Silvernip GRAPE FRUIT JUICE Large Size PRUNES, lb. Miracle Whip SALAD DRESSING, Qt. Fresh Ritz CRACKERS, lb. f I A PP'Q Instant Oatmeal | g LLnll u Cereal pkg ^3 RIVER RICE, 97c 2 lb. pkg .-.i. Y CREAM OF WHEAT Package WHEATIES, Package 26? 13? Salt Mackerel JTjc FILLETS, lb. Salt MULLETS, lb Pure COCOA, lb. . . . 8511 32? Pure 69? SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION SATURDAY . KENNY'S. "NORWOOD" C O F F F F a a Free Sampling - Special 3 lbs 1?00 FRUITS & VEGETABLES WE CARRY A COMPLETE STOCK OF FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES AT ALL TIMES! 6. W. MURPHY 8 SON "Your Complete Food Market" - O. or Boxes. Ours Have done To War. tu- ?>
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