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CLASSIFIED ADS QATCQ hswvlar IxM I CLASSIFIED .08 pei^word minimum .ftb per inaertiou ? .50 per run MsrviLU on |eiHl jf (Is. CLASSIFIED UfSPL A V~7f0 per column lukfc. ME.MORIAMs same an Reg ular CUuaified. All classified ad* must b?r accompanied by cash or checic. FOR RENT FOR, RENT? One large coun try service station on Hwy. 661. Paved driveway, 2 rest rooms. Call Little Riyer Ice Co. 11-27 Tu & Thiir tf.. FOR SALE Nice older Louisbur.* home oil corner Int. ;l ballroom*, 2 bath, double garage. cen tral heating. and lots of BturHKe. Wiwld s<>ll lurn Nhed. Call W. J. "Bui" IH^bnam TE 2-20HO or write Rt. No 7, .Box ;?01 Raleigh. N. t\ 1-15.* 17. 22. 24-Ch Pre-season Special: Uardwi tractor, complete with idetw, cultivator,, mower menta. Priced .o sell. er RretendoTr~4 <*6*4 ? 1-24. 29^ iid'^j FOR SALE? 20 turkeys 25? lb. on foot or .'{Oc ll?. drefcs ed. C. A. Ha; ton. Rt. 4. Lou inburg, near Liu nn". 1-24. S4) ? h FOR SALE Several nine Poland China pigs. Call or see Wu. E. Debnam. Route 2, Lpuisburn. 1-24, 29 h FOR SALE? -19&7 Renault.^ Contact Jack Cooper, Lou isburg. Phone OV -6-4 1 38. 1-15 Tues. & Thurs. tf FOR SALE ? Farmers two wheel trailer . with ' bed, built up body and hitch. Phone OY 6-3592* 1-15 Tues. & Thurs. tf. Storm Windows ' and Doors Aumings CANVAS & METAL V enetian Blinds REC OR DEOA. TAPED New Blinds ..Ornamental Iron FREE ESTIMATES ^ M, G. WILDER "MONK" 417 W. Noble St. 10UISIURG, N. C. 5 -Classified Ads FOR SALE ? Maple baby crib, almost new. Walnut twin beds. chest. night table. Upholstered brown Maple - dinette ? labia. fhairs. Dressing table.1 mir row and stool. Floor lamps, rugs, tables, chairs. Vacuum cleaner with floor polisher.^ All first cla>s condttronr Contact Mrs \V T. Sander 1 in . 919 N Main St.. Lou isburg. Telephone GY 6 *133 after 9. 1-22. 24 pd FOR SALE ? Unbleached Sheeting. 40" .wide. 4 yds. for 95c. press Material. 4 yds for $1.00. Drapery On Bolts. 55c yd. Plenty o^t up holstery. 75c to $1.29 yd. .Finch's Mill Ends St\op. ? Hwy. 561. Louisburg. 1-8, 10.45, 17, 22. ii. 29. 31 . * Ch. FOR SALE ? Large Red fcish . ing Worms, Shiners Full line Fishing tackle Whole sale and Retail. C E Edenp, Rpute 2, Louisburg. N C Ph. GY 6-3222 or GY 6-3603. 3-27, then Thurs af ^ .HELP WANTED ? r .r female help wanted AT ONCE - R^ifuty Opiei ro - tors and Stylists,' koo.1 : working conditions and in k Mirance benef. s. beautiful ^sh?)p Contact Lcggett's La M prick H^auty Saloy. Hen derson. North Carolina."*'' Phone GE 8-4 161 for in terview. . ? 1-22. 2 4 :fh'. ' I WANTED 1 | CURB BOV OR GIRL ? | 18 YEARS 9LD OR ? * I OVEh APPLY | DICK'S DRIVE-IN j | LOUISBURG, N C J ?? *??? ???? *T*W ???? ???? ? HKRVICKS pm:rtKI)> JNCOMt: TAX FORMS FILL ED OUT EACJ1 SATITUW ? AT GOLD SAND SCHOOL 8:30 to .5:00. Henry Mar shall ? J^iinea Sanders 1 -R. l?u then Thu. 4-11 Floyd & Jones Tree 'Service ? Surgery. Pruning. T*[> lHIVg, Removing and Feed ing Free Estimates Call Collect OE S-;?920. Hender son. N. C - ? 1-24. 29. 31 : 2-f? pd MR. F.iRMRR We aremofr spreading bulk limestone and ferti lizer See us for your needs. LotiMmrg FC'.\ Servic? >C\ 6*3364^' . J Jadotville. a vital Katanga mining center seized by U. N. troops. FINCH'S PLUMBING j Serving'Louisburg & Franklin Co. J R f'pai n-Remodeli tig-Installation I ALL WORK GUARANTEED I CALL JULIAN RNCH I BALL WELL CO. WELL BORING & DEEP WELL DRILLING FINANCING AVAILABLE - NO MONEY - DOWN UP TO 5 YEARS TO PAY ? Joe K. Ball, Jr., Owner GY 6-3584 Louisburg:, N. C. LOUISBURG WELL DRILLING CO. CLAUDE ARNOLD, MANAGER . BORED & DRILLED WELLS 1 Eqaipanalit Arailoble For Immediate Servke. ' , l~, ' '? v Telephone GYpsy 63183 Wall-To-Wall Carpeting RUGS CUT TO SIZE ANDJNST AILED Drapery ad Upholstery Supplies ?. ??? x , - : 1 * v Leonard's Drapery Shop B . . ?? **-. \ - ... . Rocky Mooot Road ?' G?- 6-3234 >?; IOUISIURG, N. C. - Legal Ads - NOTICE OF SALE OP L\NI> Whereas on or about ihe 25th day of July, JQ60. Ro bert Lee Harris" and wife. Aridip l.eg HprMg- executed and delivered to Hill Yar bor ough.. Tr41tt.ee. a certain- deed of trus; recorded on "1 Z Sep- " timber I960 in Book 503. at Registry. to?sefure payment of an indebtedness therein cite$ to Samuel- A. Harris, and -whereas defau'.: has. been made in the payment of the said indebtedness thjfx.e- . by secured, and whereas in accord an re with 4 he term* of thV said deed of trust he said Samuel' A* Harris has appointed.- in writing. John F, Matthews as trustee to take the place of the "HtM YavborouEhr' Trustee.. and the > a-id appointinyit-of substituted truj?te?; has been duly probated and regb:ered in 'he office of ^he Register ol-Ueed* "of 'Franklin County. North Caio-lina. and whereas the slid Samuel A * Harris* has requested the .said John -F. Matthews. Substituted, ^Trustee. to advertise and sell the lands conveyed by ?xh.? qa id .deed ..of - trust at public sal? to :he highest bidder for cash: NOW. THEREFORE, un der and by virtue of the po wer of sale tK)?<a-|ned in the \>aid'd?ed Of 'Jtrust. the said John F. , Matthews. Substitu ted Trustee, will offer for sale for- cash at. public tale to the higliest bidder at the coui house &oorvof Franklin Coirtity No "Mi* Carolina, at twelve' o'clock noon on ? FRIDAY 'THE 15TH PAY OF FEBRUARY. 1 963. the following-described lands* rn Louisburg Township*# .Franklin County. North Car olina: TRACT NO 1: Being known as the Jack Hayes store lot defined by a' line ; beginning' In the center- of the Tarb.ot'o Rbad. a rock on the south side. Powell Ruf fins corner: thence south 3d- deft- west 10 poles 9 links to a?JC4>ck. J P. Timberlake't , old corner in Powe.U RUffin'a ifeei' t fie nee south is deg. east 'three p.llee sixteen dnd the line of. the weat edge of a new street J., P. Timber lake's corner: thence along the Hne of 'said strett north 3 2 deg. east 6 poles 3 links 'to the ??enter of the Tarboro Road; thence alone said roa<L north 11'* deg west 5 poles . is Hnks to '.he beginning, containing about one-fifth of an acre, more or less. TRACJ NO 2: That cer tain lHtiJouqded on the north by the ^ack Hayes Store Lot ( Tract No, 1 here in^. on the 'east by ^enmore Avenue Extension, oh th* south by the lands1. of Abra ham Ridley and on the west "Try- Henrr ,-K Yarborough. ...J The luwf'iful bidder w^lll "t)p'?'ieiiiiiied tp-rt-posit wKh, ? the Trustee a sum equal to ten , per . centum of the amount bid. to insure com pliance with the .-terms of sale, and* to be forfeited, up on non-compliance. Dated and posted this 14 January. 1 9611 * JOHN F MATTHEWS. Substituted Trustee. 1-17. 24. 31: 2-7 EXECUTRIX"* NOTICE Having qualified as Exe cutrix of 'the' estate of Wiley F Mitchell, deceased, late of Franklin CoOnty. North ?Carolina, -this is to notify all persons having claim!* against the^state of said de ceasedMo exhibit them to the Undersigned on or before the "t.Sjh day iff .liKy. 19641. of 'tks notice will be^pleaded In bar of' their recovery. AJ1* -Legal Ads -persons' indebted to said es tate will please make imme diate payment This I, Ilk day of Jantiirv. 19B3 MRST- IRENE E MITCHELL. T E^cuTTTT Wiiey F. Mitchell. Jr. Atty 1-1 7. 24. 31 ; 2-7 r.xn TTOR-* \OTK K . Ha\?rg qualified as Execu tor of the estate of Hattie P. Lav. .ster deceased late v?if Frankfi# # County. North Carolina this" is to notify all pertoti$ Varying claims again.-t the e>tate of said deceased -cfo?e\^!V>it them lo the un*' >de>i*ned, on or before-^he lMh' day of July. 1963. or this' notice \\ ill [ be pleaded in. bar of their recover?* All** ;ter?on? tmte+rtefl to said *"l> r .vill i'lt?a.?>e make im^ mediate payment This 17th day t>t January. 1 96 J W B FEARCE" Rt: 1 . Castalia . N C ExeMitor. Yarbo'rough & .Jolly. \tt s 1 -i 7 . 2 4. 31: 2-7 S'OTH F OF Kitltn UOH? IHI SAL* Xorth CardHnaT Ffajik TTn"4 County . Tnder and hy virtue "of the poVer of salt* contained in a 'certain deed of .rust, executed by Margaret Wil liams. U'idovt and her uioi;i er. Almtn Wttiiauis. dated the. 2Sth day of December.. 1961. aafi recorded in Rook 57'$\ Page -70-277. in ' the AfTUe ji ( the f$egisfer of Deeds of Franklin County, North Carolina, default hav ing been - made in 'the pay ment of, the Hfltebte&ne s thereby secured and sn'd deed of. trust being by the terms thereof subject t> foreclosure, the undersigned Trustee wil| offer for sale ot public auction to t h *? highest bidder for cash at the Ciuit House dtMMft ? L misbuVg. No t tit Carolina, at l l. oa m. on the . 1ST bAY OF FEBRUARY. 1963. the property conveyed - in said -deed of trust, the samo lying and being In- Franklin County. North Carolina, and niore particularly (httcrlh iJ as folloWs Situate in the Town of Louisburg. County of Frank lin. State of North Carolina, and beginning at a stake 'n For^J line, corner of lot sold Beufah Wiggins and running thejice along Wiggins lino south 10 d. W pi 7 fe? ? to a stake in the edge of an alley or driveWay; thence N. d. 45<L'W. R:i" feet to a stake In ,Ford Lane, thence* along Ford line N. 12 d. 50* E. 2 20 feet to a ? ?tl)l^ thence S. 66 d. SO' E o the ~point~of beginning. Together with, the right of fngress, egress arid regies# on and over the 20 foot alley or driveway leading from tht? old River Road to Ihe lot hamliy f-ian iiy?'i.l, , in lie .mill mon with the other property owners adjoining said alloy or driveway. It being a pavf of the Beb Kfng tot convey ed to T. K. Stockard, Tcua tee'. by deed of f: F. Mat thews. Commissioner, record ed Mn Reok 275. page 91. Registry of Franklin County, North Car.vllit*^f?ee also plat of F. N. Egerton. engineer, dated September 16. 1941 This sale will be madn subject to all' outstanding and unpaid taxes. This -the - 28th day - of December.) 19A2. ? '* ROY M ROOTll. Trustee: i Booth. - Osteen, Upchurch & j-'ish. Attorneys at Law . Jefferson Building^ Greensboro. North Carolina * I4i J 7. 24. 31 Hot Mocha Punch For Holiday Scale -Watchers Here's a great party drink, appropriatelor many occasions during the winter holiday seasoh Served hot and foamy. Mocha Milk Punch is a delightful blend of cocoa, instant coffee and milk delicately flavored with rum extract. ? For the benefit of would-be weight-watchers, this quick and ea?y-to-make punch is sWeetened with the calorie free sweetener Sucaryl, rather than with sugar. Sucaryl dissolves immediately in either hot or cold beveragea and gives a natural-tasting sweet nets that both dieters and non-dieters will enjoy. Count just 61 calories for each delicious half-cup serving. ? . Vr. Mocha Milk Poncb - < ^(Low-Calorie) i? J S tablespoons cocoa 3 tablespoons instant coffee 2 tablespoon! Sucaryl solution 2' quarts skim milk 2 teaspoons mm extract V? cop nonfat dry milk W cup ice water Combine coco*, coffee and Sucaryl in * large saucepan or kettle. Stowty atir in milk. Heat over medium heat, stirring con itantly. When hot, remove from heat and add rum extract. Mix dry milk and ice water in bowl; beat until stiff peaks form. Add to mocfttf mixture, beating with rotary beater until foamy. Serve hot. Sprinkle with nutmeg, if deaired. ' ... Makes 16V4 servings Each serving containa 81 "CALORIES; S grama protein; 1.5 grama fat- 8 S grams carbohydrate. It made with sugar, each servlhg would contain 110 CALORIES ? ?/'. ' " ~ ? ;.'i . \ "" ? . -Legal Ads NOTirK sm\ l\(i l'IUM K^ BY IM HUC ATION IN A i l\ II- At TIOV Slat,' of North "Carolina. .Franklin County. TI7 The Recorders Court ? Katherine J. Beam an Plaintiff. V? ? ? Py ai l if Una man. .li . ' ? Defendan.. To Peailie Beaihan. Jr. Take .Notice that \ pleading . seekjnK relief against you Has been filed - in the ahov^ entitled aet4ou T*he nature of the relief be ins sohaht is. as follows. To secure an ahsvlute di vorce on he grounds of two >;e- rs sep^riti.?n ?You are required to niak'* d? :"onse to such pleading hot ami upoh*y.\ur raHuie* 'to do so the party taking service ? .acainst you will apply to the con : ^ for tlv- relief squ#cht. ' This 2 1st dav of Jaduary. 19*: s n A ill' II S KNOTT By Anna ' P. Sinclair Clerk of the llecordei s Court . (iijiiland and CTayton . Attorneys At Law Warjenton. N. C 1-24. :U 2-7. i I Joins Wife In Hospital Nash\111e, Tenn. --Awakened by his wife during the night, Robert H. Brodle took his wife to the hospital to give birth to a baby. ' Both par&qts were admitted to the hospital. Brodle had not | realized l>efore that his ankle* ^ was broken. He had made his | first parachute Jump the day ? before. Having a room on the? \ same floor with his wife, proud papa handed out cigars from ills l>ed. Falls In W ell , Toway, Cair^"-*A girl and the horse she was riding plunged 50 feet Into a water weTTThat was only 4 feet in diameter. Linda Sue Tapp, 15 clung to I a rope thrown by her cam- | panlgns for 35 minutes before a fireman brought her to safety. I The horse was Injured In the I fall and had to be destroyed.- I News Report From Washington The Defense Budget i Co,?t Of The Cold War A not her Budget Deflclt Educatlon And Medicare Washington, D. C., -- Presi dent John F. Kennedy's new de fense hudgftt over fifty billion dollars, having been In creased by over two billion from last yeir. Thus the country Is spending well over half its en tire Income buying defense. Of course, Included In this defense, Is a lot of free enter prise profit for the munitions Industry, to use the old term to cover all defense manufactur1 ers. Some of. the companies which build our planes and roc kets and missiles make a very n4ee thmg ^ut of defense. President Kennedy Is finding, like President Dwlght D. Elsen hower before htm, that resist ing all the re^tittCdnendatlons and projects advanced, Is a hard job. He has Increased the mili tary t Jget but he has also been forced to reject many things. He has rejected the Skybolt program , he has rejected the RS-70 bomber, he has refused to buy the Navy's shipbuilding program, etc., etc., And even doing this, and ask ing Secretary of Defense Ro bert MfNamara, to hold down costs as much as possible, after obtaining the best defense possible, he Is spend tng more ? 1 money for defense In the com-; Ing year than In the year before several billion more! The cost of the cold war can be realized only when one Iqoks at the fifty percent chunk out of our national Income defense rogiitrws, if we c fluid spend ten bllMons for defense instead of fifty, taxes^could be slashed greatly, me could pay off the ..-national debt in twenty year#or ?*Vv n fifteen and we could offer services without adding new taxes. . The report In Washington Is that Secretary of Health. Edu cation and Welfare AntHony J. Velebreeae is optimistic over chances fof passage of medicare and federal aid to education in the new ' sessiorj of Congress. Medicare was defeated in the Senate in 1962 and never came to a vote in the House. In (he opinion of most observers it has no chance in this session of Congress and certainly Con gress should, and will, reject It in this session. The present medical aid program has not had a fair trial, nor can busi ness jlTford the new hike in social security taxes which me dicare would necessitate, nor is one allout program, of car ad vocated justified by the facts on the elderly needy, of which there are some, of course. As for education, the word from the Administration this month is that a religious dead lock appears unbreakable, as far as aid to secondary (high) schools is concerned. The word is that some education might be voted by Congress (or permitted to come to a vote by opponents of aid to public schools) for college-level education. Celebreete's views o^u churches and school aid are oot vtoo well known. But he is ob viously whistling a happy tune only, on medicare. As far as the educational "compromise" for colleges only Is concerned, un til the money voted goes to the states, to be used as decided by state legislatures^ with no strings attached, and until this public money goes only to pub lic schools , no bill should be passed. ? Most Internal Revenue Service employees are In collection and auditing. Other major functions, include Intelligence, appellate, y administration, and Alchol a p Tobacco Tax. CST666 4% Paid On t Year Savings Certificates. Citizens Bank and Trust Company *THC LEADING BANK IN THIS SECTION'' WE INVITI YOUR BUSINESS" MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION HENDERSON, IS. C. LIST YOUR TAXES TAX LISTING FOR 1961 MUST BE DONE JANUARY 1 THROUGH FEBRUARY 15 YOU MUST LIST IN YOUR OWN TOWNSHIP DUNN TOWNSHIP TAX LISTER - M C PEARCE B. F. Lewis Store. Pilot. Jan. 3 & 30 H, E. Stalling^ Store, Pilot, - Jan. 4 26 J. W. Perry Store, Pearce,- Jam 7 & Feb. 5 C,. tf.' Strickland1 Store , Pearce, - Jan. 8 Jim Ray Store, Pea^KJe, - Jan. 9 Edward Bros. Store, Bunn, - Jan. 11 & Feb. 2 Wayne Winstead Store, Bunn, Jan. 12 & Feb. 1 B. & G. Grocery, Bunn, - Jan. 15 & FeJa. 9 Mullen Store, Pjj>e Ridge, - Jan. 17 & Feb. 14 E. L. Tint Store., P^fne Ridge, - Jan. 18 K. M. C/irlyle Store, JaTi. 25 - 1 to 5 P.M. J. P. Gay's Store, Jan. 28-1 to 5 P.M. AH other times at HOme. HARRIS TOWNSHIP TAX LISTER r T W PERDUE J. C. Hoyle Store, - Jan. ^4 Feb. 14 Carl Harris Store, -l"" Jan. 3 N. M." Edwards Store! - Jan. 8 & Feb. 11 J.?0. Hagwood- Store, \ Jari. 9 & F6*5- 5 w. if. Glenn jBtore, -I Jan. 14 BUI Arnold "Store, - Jan. 15 & Feb. 13 C. E. Richards' Store, Jan. 18 39 Esso Service (?Nelms Store) - Jan. 22 Procter Denton Store, - 'Jan. 23 Hon Jaynar Stags, ffon 39 George Lloyd Store, - Feb. I All other, times at Home. ** \ ? . YOUNGSVILLE TOWNSHIP - TAX LISTER ROBERT ALLEN Jones Hart. Store - _ - Jan. 8 Fred Cash Store - Jah-. iff All otjier times, WoOdlief's Store, Monday through Friday. 8:30 to 5 o'clock andSatur days, 8:30 to 1 o'clock. ?? ? FRANKLINTON TOWNSHIP TAX LISTER. H e JONES ASST. LISTER-MARGARET HAROV Burlington Mill - ? -Jan. 16 All' other tirties at Franklinton T.own HalL "&:30 to 5 o'clock. '? , ? ^ HAYESVILLE TOWNSHIP * ' v ; " tAX USTER, L M. 6RI9SOM y x. J. Ira Weldon Store - Jan. 10 4 Feb^ - 9 to 1 a.m. Russell Fuller Store - Jan. 15. H. S. -Ayscue Store - - ? Jan. 16 Dickie's Stone - 1 Jan. 19 Rocky Ford - ? Jan. 22 Roberts Service Station.- \ Jan. 24 Dukes Service Station - ' ^O jan. 26 B. A.^Weldon Store - Feb. 5 - 9 to 1 a.nj. AH other times at Ho?ne. SANDY CREEK TOWNSHIP f TAX LISTER - C C PtRRY J'" ' FROM 9 TO 5 O'CLOCK Jasper Parrish Stoi*e - Jan. 12 Stalling? Store, Moulton - Jan. 21 Bobby Foster Store - Jan'. 22 kewis Peroell Store - x , Jan. 23 . Mrs. Howard Pernell Store - Jan. 26 Hale's Store, Alert - Jan. 2Q Henry Edwards Store -??? \- Jan. 29 ?r\. B. Alston's Store - ^ Jan. 30 Roy Tharrington Store - Feb. 2 All -other times at Home. -- 0 ^01 )LD MINE TOWNSHIP TAX LISTER-MRS REA MANNING ' > ? 1 T.~A. Reads' Store ?- v / Jan. 10 W. B*. Leonardos 'Store ? ? Jan. -17 ' Robert Joyner's Store - Jan. 24 - 8:30 to 12 V. E; Osbornes Store - Jan. 24 to 4:30 All other times at^entervllle Ess? Statioir 8:Wto 4:30 o'clock, except Tuesdays, 1 to 4:30 p.m. CEDAR RQCK TOWNSHIP TAX LISTER. W S BOONE H. M ? Dickens Store - ; I Jan 2 & Feb. 1 ftarrls Store, Justice - Jan. 9 L. H. Dic"ke.ns Store - Jan. 16 & Feb. 13 "L. ,L. iituratvants store ?- - ? jail- aa J., C?. Bowden's Store - ! Feb. 6 All other times, Monday through Friday at T. p. Nelm's Store - J} -to 5 o'clock i ? ------ & ? ? ? - ? CYPRESS CREEK TOWNSHIP TAX LISTER - MRS A. C. STALLINGS Charles Harris Store - ? Jan. 15, W. H. Wood's Store - Jan. 18T 'G. K? Harris Store ? AH other times at Store LOUISBURG TOWNSHIP >" ; TAX LISTER - MRS W B--TAYLOR ASST LISTER MRS W O. FULLER , JR. , '? i? All^times, Monday through Friday 8> te-ft?l o'^lock^ Franklin "County Courthouse, Com- * missiajiir's Room ______ 0 ' * LISTING PERIOD : * * -J January 2 through February 15, 196$r No 1 Extention Time. Penalty 'will be added after February 15, #962 < ? - ? * _ K. A. BRASWEIfWTax Supervisor i 12/20,27 ft 1/3, 10,17, Vi,3i * 2/7 *