Youngsville
Mrs. E. W. Greene of Wauke
gan, Illinois, and Mr. and Mrs.
A. S. Neunuebel of Chicago ar
rived Saturday for a visit with
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Tharrlng
ton and family. The Neunuebels
plan to continue on a trip to
Florida, while Mrs. Greene re
mains here.
Mr. and Mrs. James Timber
lake and their grandson Eddie
Barabas of Flagtown, New Jer
sey are arriving pn Thursday
of this week to spend the Easter
Holidays with Mrs. Mary Tlm
berlake.
Mr. Owen Fearce has been a
patient at Mary Elizabeth Hos
pital In Raleigh during the past
week after suffering a heart at-.
tack.
Rock Spri
Mr. and >frs. Orval Phillips,
Mr. C^mHer Strickland and
Francis Baker visited
Dickerson at the Sani
tarium in Wilson Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ijfcernice Denton
spent Sunday in Newport News
with relatives.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. John
Russell Edwards and Mrs.
Janetta Edwards Sunday were
Mr. and Mrs. Brutus Barrott
of Raleigh, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Cheaves and Mrs. Mullen
of Spring Hope. '*+
Mrs. Conella Richards's son
John L. is a patient at Rex
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Wilder
of Raleigh spent Saturday night
with Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Ott. ,
i
Mrs. Mae Grey and Linda ,
Grey are spending the spring <
holidays in Florida.
Will Serve As Pages
MARY ANN FLEMING
Mary Ann Fleming, 9th grad
er at Louisburg School, .and
Cameron Champion, 11, 6th
grade student at Louisburg, have
been appointed pages to the
North Carolina Senate for the
period of from April 8th to
Bunn
Mrs. Charles Richardson ac
companied the Beta Club of
Bunn High School to Asheville
during the past week.
Mrs. Annie Macon of Norlina
visited Mrs. Martha Ennis and
Mrs. G. K. Hayes on Sunday.
Misses Margaret and Bessie
Pearce of Raleigh visited their
parents Mr. and Mrs. M. T.
Pearce over the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Kemp Brooks of
Sanford and Mr. and Mrs. Way
ne C. Ensley. of Swepsonville
were week end visitors of Mrs.
Sallie C. Strickland and Mr.
Forest Strickland. (M? E.)
CAMERON CHAMPION
the >27th.
Mary Ann Is the daughter of
Mrs. George M. Fleming and
the late Mr. Fleming' of Louis
burg. Young Champion Is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
R. Champion of Louisburg.
Menus
Youngsville Sc hool Menus
April. 13-19
Monday: Meatballs, Mashed
Potatoes, Pimento Cheese,
Sandwich, String Beans, Coco
nut Cake, 1/2 Pt. Milk.
Tuesday: . Pork Barbecue,'
Cabbage-Carrot Salad, Corn,
Peanut Butter- Delight, Hot
Roll & Butter, 1/2 Pt. Milk.
Wednesday: Welners & Chili,
Beans, Cheese on Toast, Tur
nip Greens, Hot Roll, Apple
Sauce, 1/2 Pt. MUk.
Thursday: Creamed Potatoes,
Hamburgers, Cole Slaw, Peach
es, Hot Roll & Butter, 1/2 Pt.
Milkv '
LIVING'S AS EASY AS
ONE -TWO -THREE
with extension phones to save your family
time and steps
1 IN YOUR KITCHEN, a
space -saving wall phone
majtes living much easier for
Mom. She can make and take
calls while she keeps an eye
on dinner cooking or children
playing.
2 IN THE FAMILY ROOM,
where you all relax, a phone
eases living for everybody
saves scrambling up the stairs
or down the hall.
3 IN THE BEDROOM, the
lovely compact phone with
light-up dial brings you easy
living all the time, plus pri
vacy by day, security at night
/
And ordering's as easy as 1, 2, 3! For phones in your
favorite style and color, just call the Telephone Company
Business Office or ask your telephone man.
&ViaCitui 'JeCefe/tme
Franklin Mem.
Hospital Notes
? The following were patients In
the hospital Thursday morning:
? WHITE patients
Wlnford Ayscue, Loulsburg;
Mrs. Zelma B. Ball. Louls
burg; Mrs. Nellie P. Bell, Lou
lsburg; Mrs. Lessle Breedlove,
Loulsburg; Mrs, Roxle Cash,
Loulsburg; Mrs. Viola Ed
wards, Frankllnton; Miss Ma
llei Foster, Loulsburg; Mrs.
Flossie H. Frazler, Youngs
vllle; Aulcle Fuller, Loulsburg;
Mrs. Mattle Fuller, Loulsburg;
Mrs. Rose Gilliam, Loulsburg:
Mrs. PattleC, Gupton.Castalla;
Mrs. Ro>>erta Hall, Loulsburg;
Mrs. Faye Harrison, Loulsburg;
Mrs. Brenda House Hedgepeth,
Loulsburg; Phil Inscoe, Castal
ia; W.H.M. Jenkins, Franklln
ton; James Thomas Johnson,
Loulsburg; Mrs. LaRue Horton
Kearney, Wake Forest; Mrs.
Irene Terrell Kemp, Louls
burg; Mrs. gmma Gean Lam
bert, Louisburg; Mrs. Jessie
C. Marks, Loulsburg; Mrs. Lola
Pearce Medlin, Bunn; Brooks
Merrltt, Loulsburg; Harve_y
Parrish, Castalia; Walter
Phelps, Loulsburg; Mrs. Margie
Lee George Pierce, Henderson,
Mrs. Sedaster Price, Zebulon;
Mrs. Frances Newberry Ijabll,
Loulsburg; Mrs. Dorothy Lee
Ray, Loulsburg; Clyde Swan
son, Loulsburg; William L.
Swanson, Loulsburg; Mrs. Essie
Tant, Zebulon; Mrs. Lucy B.
Tant, Zebulon; G. B. Taylor,
Landis; Mrs. Ruby Wheeler
Wesson, Loulsburg; John Whee
ler, Frankllnton; W. Haywood
White, Loulsburg; Mrs. Susie
Yarborough, Loulsburg.
WHITE BIRTHS
Mr, and Mrs. James Hall of
Route 3, Louisburg, announce
the birth of a baby girl on Apr 11 (
9, 1963. Mrs. Hall Is the form
er Roberta Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius B. Tant
of Route 2, Zebulon, announce
the birth of a baby boy on April
10, 1963. Mrs. Tant is the
former Lucy Barham.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenwood G.
Kearney, of Route 2, WakeFor
est, announce the birth of a
baby girl on April 10, 1963.
Mrs. Kearney Is the former
LaRue Horton.
Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Harri
son of Route 4, Louisburg, an
nounce the birth of a baby boy
on April U, 1963. Mrs. Harri
son is the former Faye South
'tOLORED PATIENTS
Marjorie Bradford, Louis
burg; Shirley Jean Harris, Lou
isburg; Baby PhtllpWayne High,
Zebulon; Willie Mae Neal, Ze
bulon; Gearline Noble, Frank
linton; Percy Pulley, Spring
Hope; Ellen W. Spivey, Louis
burg; George Arthur Thomas,
Louisburg; Johnny Mac Wil
liams, Louisburg.
Births
(Frk. B.W.) Mr. and Mrs.
J.E. Wlnstead of Henderson an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
T^mml* Faye, March 29 at
Maria ?arham Hospital In Hen
derson. Mrs. Wlnstead Is the
former Lucille Pace of Frank
llnton.
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Leonard
of Azusa, California announce
the birth of- a daughter, Tina
Marie, March 27. Mr. Leonard
is a native of Franklin County.
Mr. and-Mrs. Sam Booke of
Winston Salem announce the
birth of a daughter, Mary Rose,
at the Baptist Hospital In Win
ston March 27. Mrs. Booke Is
the former Eleanor Vanrj Rose
of Franklinton.
Jimmy Hogsett j
Show
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Monday ? Saturday {
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Teenage Chat!
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By Betty Wrenn
Heard that Charles Oakley,
Joel Pusey, Chris Beck, Ro
bert St rot her, Bobby Mitchell,
Eric Morgan, and Allen Shear in
went to Bugg's Island on a
camping and fishing, trip. I
kno)v you' all had a real good
time but did you catck any fish?
Hope so, anyway a little advice,
Joel, stay out of trees if you
know what's . best for you.
Sorry to hear that Shelia Lat
ta, Jimmy Johnson, and Gladys
Smith are in the hospital. Hope
you all will be back in circula
tion and feeling fine real soon.
Glad you made such a quick re
covery, Al, good to have you
back hotne.
Who's got problems? Jeff lifc
es to walk except when his
blister gets painful? Faye wants
blond hair; all seniors ..want to
have a good time <Tri their trip.'
By the way, another fashion
that has hit the schools big, is
the color burgundy. Everytx>dy
is wearing it in culottes, wrap
arounds, slafcks, A skirts,
blouses, bermudas, and just
everything you can get in this
color. Just seeing everyone's
gone wild over it. i
Heard that the Louisburg High 1
Juniors are really working hard
on the Junioi>Senior. Seen quite
a few of them over at the Big
Franklin Warehouse making de
corations for it. Knowing them
pm sure they're having a real
ball!
The Y. W. A.'s of the Louis
burg Baptist Church met Mon
day night at the home of Faye
Rudd. The program A Filipino
Revue" in which everyone took
part. Those present were Faye
Rudd, Judy Wilder, Betty
Wrenn, Donna Crowder, Donna
Weaver, Barbarba White, Lois
Griffin, and Dorothy Knott. Re
freshments consisted of pret- ^
zels, cookies, and Pepsi.
Seems Jeff Bulluck, TOny Ful
ler and Frankie Redmond are
going on a long bicycle ride
next Sunday. Well, if you en
Joy that type of thing, but I
could think of a few better
things to do.
In Washington , D. C. last
week with EBHS -seniors from
Justice community were Peggy
Medlln, "Mildred Bowden, Jane
Wilson, Benson Harris, Sid
Sidewalk
Art Exhibit
Mrs. Napier Williamson's Art
Class will exhibit their work on
Friday, April 12from 10 o'clock
A.M. until P.M.
The pictures will be display
ed on the fence back of Frank-*
linton School.
The public Is Invited.
, Coppedge and George Upchurch.
Leon Stone went to Ashevllle
with the Betas last* week end.
CPL Economist
Glub Speaker
Youngsvllle--The" Home and
Garden Department of the
Youngsvtlle Woman's Club has
planned the program for the next
club meeting which will be held
at the community house on
Tuesday night the sixteenth.
Guest speaker for the evening
will be Miss Eugenia White,
Home Economist wtththe Caro
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