Community News Here And There About Franklin County
Franklinton
Airman 3rd Class, John Deb
nam of Lowry Air Force Base,
Denver, Colorado, visited his
parents last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Watson
and family of Chadbourn visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Brown
Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Splcer,
Mrs. Buddy Harris and Mr.
? William Mayfleld of Richmond,
Virginia, spent the week end
with Miss Leila Allen.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Whitfield,
Miss Frances Wortham accpm
palned by Miss Leah Whitfield
of Salisbury, spent the first part
of the week In New Bern and
Jamestown, Vl{?lnia.
Mrs. Nancy Woodllfe visited
Mrs. C. H. Hall In Knlghtdale
during ihe week end. Sunday,
Mrs. Woodllef and Mrs. Hall
visited Mrs. W. P. McDonald
In Raleigh. -
Centerville
Mr. George Tharrlngton of
Raleigh spent Sunday afternoon
with his sister Mrs. Hellen
Clark and family.
Mrs. Beatrice Leonard Is
visiting her daughter and hus
.band Mr. and Mrs. Pete Davis
In Baltimore, Md., this week.
Mrs. Hellen Clark and daugh
ter Phlllis spent Saturday In
Rocky Mount
Mr. and Mrs. George Cooper
Parrlsh of Raleigh spent the
week end with Mrs. Hubert
Leonard and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Graddie Thomas
and children Blllle, Tim and
Starlette Ann of Wilson spent
the week end with Mr. and Mrs.
W. P. ChUders.
Harris Chapel
Mrs. Ella Rogers, Ronnie,
Jerry and Kay, Miss Eva Prl
vette, Mrs. Betsy Lancaster
and Mr. Alton Leonard were
In Rocky Mount last Friday
to attend the capping of Fran
ces Rogers, student nurse at
Park View Hospital. The Cap
ping Ceremony and reception
which followed were held
the Edge me nt Baptist ChurcfiT1
Mr. Rayford Rogers Is a pa
tient In the Veterans Hospital
In Richmond, Va.
Rev. and Mrs. Walter Jones
and children of Norfolk, Va.
spent Monday with Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie Fuller.
Mrs. Nannie Carter of
Greensboro spent the week end
with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Frazler and family.
Mr. and Mrs. William Murphy
and Mrs. Charlie Fuller visited
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Woodard
In Epsom Sunday.
Mrs. Florence Lancaster has
returned to her home In Ra
leigh after spending several
days with Mr. and Mrs. Wilson
Lancaster and family.
Mrs. Hubert R. Hunting and
son, Mark of Athens,.Ohlo spent
Friday night with Mr. and Mrs.
. Charlie Fuller.
Misses Irene and Alice Hunt>
lng along with their parents,
Rev. and Mrs. Hubert R. Hunt
ing returned to their home In
Athens, Ohio Saturday after
spending the week with friends
In the community while Mr.
Hunting was guest speaker for
the week at the Bayleaf Baptist
Church near Wake Forest. (C.
E. G.) T
Justice -
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence El
liott from Richmond, Va. were
week end guest of Mrs. Z#V#
Wheeler and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Ollle Layton
hid lunch Sunday In Rocky Mt.
with Mr. and Mrs. Tommte Lay
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bunn
and son from High Point ^were
week end guests of Mr. and
Mrs. George Bunn.
i Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard Truck
? ner', Mr. and Mrs. Alton Truck
ner and children from Durham
I JVlsIfed Mrs. B. F. Wheless an<
Mrs. andtMrs. Z. T. PerrySun
day afternoon.
(>Mr. an4 Mrs. John Rice and
children from Rpcky Mount
visited Mr. and Mrs. W.G. Rice
Sunday.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nor
man Wicks Suhday were; Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Wicks and
children from Durham. Mr. and
Mrs) M. J. Duke from Rocky
Mount and Mr, and Mrs. Mat
thew Duke and daughter from
Goldsboro.
Mrs. Ruby M. Stone left Fri
day afternoon for Fountain to
spend the week end with Mr.
and Mrs. May Moore.
Wood f
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gupton
and Judith, Richard and Milton
visited Mr. and Mrs. Maynard
Radford In , Butner Saturday.
Mrs. Grover Leonard and Mrs.
William Taylor and son Tlcky
of Plnetops were dinner guests
of Miss Bert Pearce and family
Wednesday.
Mr. R. T. Wrenn of Wake
Forest was a visitor In rh?
community Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. Forest Joyner of Rocky
Mount visited In the community
Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Lee
Coley and little V. J. Hllllard
of Butner visited In the home of
l^r. and Mrs. George toley
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Red Gupton of
Byfner were visitors in the
Community during the week.
Mrs. Annie Radford of Butner
Is vlslt'ng her children here
this week. ' ?
Mr. and Mrs. LaVerneGupton
and Ridley were visitors in
Raleigh Friday.
Mr. Sidney Earl Coley ami
Mrs. Elsie Reterstoff of But
ner visited Mr. and Mrs. !vej
Coley Wednesday. .
- Mr. and Mrs. WUlle Leonard
, and Mrs. Jlmmle Carter a
1 Rocky Mount visited Mr. am
Mrs. Henry Radford during the
week.
Rev, and Mrs. Robert R. Boone
and Agnella visited In the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Blen
son In Butner Friday.
Miss J^net Murphy of Raleigh
spent the week end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Murphy'.
Mrs. W. D. Fuller went with
the Home Demonstration Club
women from Henderson on a
bus tour to New Bern and Wil
mington for a couple of days
during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Fuller
of Rocky Mount visited Mr.
Fuller's parents, Mr. -and Mrs.
W. D. Fuller Sunday night. .
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lewis and
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Shearln
were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Tarkenton and family
of Virginia Beach, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Plea
sant, Sr., and their grandchild
ren, Randy, Tommle ajid Brent
Lewis visited Mr. and Mrs.
Early Barham In Wak? Forest
* Sunday, t .
Mrs. F. A. Read accompanied
Mrs. Jlmmie Mercer and daugh
ter Llbby to. Black Creek Mon
day. ,
Mr* Cllford Joyner, Ginger
and John of Virginia visited In
the community Saturday^
Mr. TalmadgeGuptonof Rocky
Mount spent the week end with
his mother*-*ud family Mrs.
Mamie Gupton.
Good Business
A farmer, paying his first
visit to the seashore, asked a
boatitian If he could buy some of
the water to take home to show
his wife.
The boatman assented and
' charted the farmer a quarter.
' A few hours later the visitor
returned to the shore. . By now
' the tide had gone out, and the
man gazed open-mouthed ?f the
spectacle. "?
"By gosh, mister," he said,
f "you've done a good business
1 today.
TOTAL PERFORMANCE:
FORD OALAXIE 500/XL SPORTS HAROTOP
YOUU KNOW WHY
FORD SWEPT THE FIRST ~
FIVE PLACES AT DAYTONA... WHEN YOUR '63 FORD IS STILL GOING STRONG YEAR AFTER YEAR
baytona's big, banked oval puts unbelievable stresses and c
strains on engines, steering gears and f Manes. The fotds that v
won at Daytona took all the punishment this famous track
could dish out over 500 miles of grueling competition with- y
out missing a beat. _ j,
In this toughest of all stock car events, mechanical failures v
claimed over fifty per cent of the starting field. But of twelve >
Fords entered, nine went the distance. Ford took six of the f
first ten places.
Five-hundred-mile events like Daytona are a public demon
stration of toughness, reliability and sheer engineering excel
lence that are part of the new generation of Fords. A test like
this can't be duplicated on anybody's testing grounds? it's run
right out in the open. Any car can enter. But only the car that
has the best total combination of strength, balance, precision
ontrol and road-clinging suspension can win . . . that's what
ve mean by total performance.
Visit your Ford Dealer before you buy any other new car.
Here's what you'll find: a new kind of total-car durability, a new
:ind of handling ability, a suspension that is startlingly smooth
'et sticks to the road like tar. If you haven't driven one lately,
'ou can't really know what a new Ford is like. Remember , if it' S
wilt by Ford, it's built for performance . . . total performance !
solid, silent SUPER TORQUE
FOt 10 YCAffS Tiff SYMBOL OF flHi
DEPENDABLE PtOOUCTS ? ? ? ? B
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GRIFFIN MOTOR COMPANY Louisburg, N. C. -
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V * N. C. Dealer* License No. 1094
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Red Bud
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Ryals
and Vicky from Raleigh visit
ed the L. K, Smiths on Satur
day.
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Mrs. Margaret Snipes and
Mrs. Joyce Rvals and Vicky
visited the? Nick Guptons and
the W. B. Leonards on Tuesday.
Mr, and Mrs. Graham Arrlng
ton and son from Alaska are
visiting the Arrlngtons here.
Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Smith
and Herbert Lee visited the
Melvln Smiths In Henderson
Sunday.
The Nlelvln Beamons from
Wilson were supper guests Sat
urday night of the Staley Leon
ards.
?
Miss Maggie Leonard from
Raleigh visited her mother,
Mrs. Betty Leonard here Sun
day.
Touring the Duke Gardens at
Durham on Sunday were Mr.
and Mrs! Lee Gupton and Lynn,
Mr. and Mrs. Mickey May and
Scarlet, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Gupton and Mr. Dock Gupton
and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gup
ton.
I HARDWARE I
I F U RfN I T UR? I
1
20 INCH
WINDOW FAN
Reliable porta
ble fan features
2 ? Speed push
button operation
and handsome,
functional styl
ing. 4800 c.f.m.
and 3700 c.f.m.
circulation. (367)
REG. 23.95
80
WHEELBARROW
TOP QUALITY 1
EASY TO HANDLE
Reg. 11.95 NOW
7.77
2 PC.
SOFA BED & LOUNGE CHAIR
BLUE a BROWN
tapestry cover
REG. 89,-95 NOW
59.95
K??N KUTUR
7" POWER SAW
A completely rvew saw designed
with the Handyman in mind!
Full 2-3/8" .cut
ting capacity at
90 . ALL of the
latest convenience
features' (363)
REG. 34.91
NOW ONLY 29
SO FOOT
PLASTIC HOSE
Light weight, yet durable Resists;
Crackling, Chipping, Kinking.
Reg. $2.75 NOW
$1.98
25 FOOT LENGTH - SI .59
OH THAT ACHING BACK!
CORRECT THIS TROUBLE WITH
A SEALY POSTURE - FORM
BOX SPHINX <*
INNERSPRING
MATTRESS
ware 69.95 each
ONLY 39.95
- -i"
KEEP YOUR YOUNGSTERS HAPPY UT,L,TY
THIS SUMMER with a heavy duty steel LAWN RAKE
teg 1.19 Val.
15.95 now 88C
K
GYM SET
was 21.95 NOW
I
EBCO
"Balanced Tackle" Combination
TSSS 202 Reel TUSM 2020 Rod
202 Reef has thumb control, constant anti-reverse and fast, easy
drag adjustment. 2020 Rod is 63" long - has live-action fiber qlats
shaft, positi ve reel lock ond cork grip. (323) REG- 11. 90
9.95
FIELDER S GLOVE
Top GRAIN COWHIDE DEEP Ball Pocket
LACED FINGERTIPS
Regularly 6.45 NOW
20" ROTARY MOWER
? "T>ouble-free 2Yi H.P. Briggs
& Stratton Engine.
f e Easy-Spin Recoil Storter.
^ ? Handle -Mounted Controls,
ft e Adjustable Cutting Height.
MOWER A
4PJ
BARGAINS
GALORE!
i
PAINT SPECIALS AT TAYLORS
SPRED SATIN
Reg.
6.49 gal.
SPECIAL
AT
5"
INSIDE LATEX WALL PAINT
EXCELLENT COVERAGE -
WASHABLE
Reg. Priced from
3.39 per gal.
aVMD UP.
priced for this sale only at
998
mm gal.
H.C.
TAYLOR
I HARDWARE I
I FURNITURE I
OUTSIDE WHITE READY MIXED PAINT
FINEST QUALITY - WHITE AS SNOW
EQUAL TO PAINT SELLING \*j
FOR 6. SO PER GAL. 4.98 GAL.
Economy Ready-Mixed inside & o.s. Paint
MANY COLORS - NOW ONLY 1.98 GAL.
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