Mrs. Sykes Speaks
To Legion Auxiliary
Mrs. Cecil R. Sykes spoke
to the members of the Ameri
can Legion Auxiliary on Re
habilitation and Civil Defense
Friday evening In the home of
Mrs. E. L. Best, Jr., on John
Street.
Mrs. Sykes noted the Auxili
ary rehabilitation was centered
In education, the community,
and In veteran hospitals. As
to Civil Defense, she reviewed
Instructions for dealing with
fallouts and spoke on the ne
cessity of being prepared.
Mrs. John Stovall gave the
devotions,,, after which Mrs.
F. M. Fuller, president, led
In the opening formalities.
Accompanied at the piano by
Mrs. Best, the group sang the
"Star Spangled Banner" and
enjoyed singing Christmas
Carols, following the program.
Mrs. Stovall, gift shop chair
man, reported on the gifts sent
to the four veteran's hospitals.
Mrs. Fuller read several bulle
tins received from Headquart
ers and also asked for a volun
Plan Joint
Meeting
(Frk. B.W.) The Ruth Mer
cer Circles of Franklinton
Methodist Church will have a
joint meeting on Tuesday, De
cember 17, at the home of Mrs.
Tom East on Hillsboro Street
In Franklinton.
A special Christmas program
has been planned. AH circle
members are urged to attend.
teers to go to Veteran's Hos
pital In Durham Wednesday,
December U, te> assist with
the gift shop.
Mrs. Best served fruit cake,
cookies, coffee and tea to twelve
members.
Deaths
HENRY KEARNEY PERRY
Henry Kearney (Bud) Perry,
78, of the Riley Crossroads
community passed away In
a Wake Forest Rest Home Sun
day afternoon. He was a life
long resident of FrankllnCoun
ty and a retired farmer. v
Funeral services will be con
ducted from the White Funeral
Home Chapel Tuesday at 3
p.m. by the Rev. David E. pope,
pastor of Bethlehem Baptist
Church. Burial will follow In
Bethlehem Church cemetery.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Florence Johnson Perry, of Rt.
3, Zebulon; 6 daughters, Mrs.
Julius Wright, Mrs. Mary B.
Baker, Mrs. Brook Bunn, and
Mrs. Lowel Leborla, all of
Zebulon; Mrs. Pearce of Sails
burg, N. C? Mrs. Rudy Baker
of Baltimore, Md.; 3 sons, W. H.
and Murphy of Youngsvllle,
Rt. 1; Ennls Perry of Zebulon;
3 sisters, Mrs. Nonnle Richards
Mrs. Maude Prlvette, and Mrs.
Berma Faucette all of Youngs
vllle; 20 grandchildren and 15
great grandchildren.
No teachers can do much with
the brain of a pupil who doesn't 1
want to learn.
FOR SALE AT
PUBLIC AUCTION
SAT. DEC. 14, 1963
1 0 O'CLOCK A. M.
at the homeplace of Mrs. John Wheeler
Route 1, Castalia, N. C.
; 1 4-piepe dinette suit _i
(table and 4 chaira)
| 1 General Electric Stove
1 Fridigaire Refrigerator
' 1 9-piece Dining Room Suit
(6 chaira. table, china closet, buffet)
; 1 Maytag Wringer Washing Machine
; 1 Norge Oil Heater
! 1 Kenmore Oil Heater
! 1 2-burner Oil Heater
1 3-piece Bedroom Suit. Mattress & Springs
: : 1 Bed
! 1 Dresser
| 1 Wardrobe
! 1 Platform Rocker
! 1 Folding Cot & Mattress
! 1 Rocking Chair
? ? 1 Porch Swing and Two Chairs
? 1 Center Table
! 2 Scatter Rugs
Girls And Colqr
\ - - !
The Knightdale High School Color Guard
proceeds the band down the street at
Franklinton's annual Christmas Parade
Thursday night. -Times Photo.
Youngsville Club To Meet
The December meeting of the
Youngsvllle Woman's Club will
bfc held at the Community House
on Tuesday evening, December
the seventeenth, at eight p.m.
Following the business meet
ing, the annual Christmas Party
will be held. Hostesses for the ,
party are Chairman, Mrs. B. H.
Patterson, and Mrs. C.V. Tlm
berlake, Mrs. Mack DeMent,
Mrs. J. T. Edwards, Mrs. Hat
tie Haywood and Mrs. Thelina
Mitchell.
1
Teenage Chat
I
Faye Rudd
The Loulsburg Bulldogs play
ed Littleton Friday night. The
girls lost, but the boys won with
a score of 41 to 36. They will
play Townsville at Townsville
Tuesday night. Ed*?rd Best
played told Sand pWtlay nigfit
at Edward Best. Edward Best
girls won, and Gold Sand boys
won. Epsom played Millbrook
and lost.
Watch out! Another sopho
more is turning sixteen. You
will finally be "sweet sixteen"
Wednesday, Wauna. Hope you
have a happy birthday.
W. O., what is this I hear
about your bowling Saturday?
Is it true that the ball went
backwards instead of down the
alley? Whose foot did it hit?
Rachel Wynne, what is that
which sparkles on your left
hand? Could you and Sidney
M. be expecting to hear wed
ding bells in the future? What
about you, Shirley Robbins?
Marriage seems to be the sub
ject these days. Clay Taylor
and Nancy Meadows married
Thanksgiving Day. Mike Rowe
and Becky Harris married a
week or so ago. Lucy Elam
go* married about a week ago.
Perry Thomas Frazier married
this past week end.
Saturday was the big day for ,
many Seniors in the county/
This was the day of taking the
College Entrance Examination.
Some students went to Hender
son and some to Raleigh. Those
who took it last year who took it
again Friday all expressed the
same opinion. They all said it
was much harder than last year.
It's very nice to have Tommy
Pergerson back in school again.
Also Bob Hobgood has his cast
off his leg now. Hope you both
feel as good as new.
All of the Y. W. A. girls of
Lfuisburg Baptist Church re
member the Christmas supper
Wednesday night at seven
o'clock at Mrs. Ralph Knott's.
Be sure to come.
The thought for the day is:
"When once thou hast conceived
and determined thy mission
within thy soul, let naught ar
rest thy steps."
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Franklin Mem.
Hospital Notes |
The following were patients
In the hospital Tuesday morn
ing:
WHITE PATIENTS
Mrs. Gertie Ayscue, Louls
burg; Haywood Bell, Loulsburg;
Perry W. Burnette, Loulsburg;
William P. Chllders, Louls
burg; Mrs. Irene Crabtree,
Zebu Ion; Mrs. Ann Cash Davis,
Loulsburg; Mrs. Jean Debnam,
Loulsburg; Mary Jo Denton,
Loulsburg; Mrs. Mary Eger
ton, Loulsburg; Mrs. Chris
tine G. Evans, Loulsburg; Mrs.
Emma T. Faulkner, Warren
ton; Cindy Jo Griffin, Louls
burg; J. Llnwood Gupton, Louls
burg; feomp Gupton, Louls
burg; Mrs. Helen Hooper
House, Loulsburg; Mrs. Mol
lle Jackson, Frankllnton; Tul
lle Jones, Frankllnton; Chris
topher Jay Medlln, Loulsburg; t
Mrs. Jacqueline Lounette Mur- s
phy, Loulsburg; Mrs. Rachel p
C. parrlsh, Loulsburg; Mrs. ?
Effle Mae pearce, Zebulon; ?
Dwlght perdue, Loulsburg;
Keith Abbott Perry, Loulsburg;
Spencer William Phillips, ?
Zebulon; Mrs. RobertaW. Shea
rln, Loulsburg; Joseph W. "
Shearon, Loulsburg; Mrs. 1
Maude E. Smith, Castalla; Miss *
Penelope Smith, Frankllnton; |(
Walter E. Strange, Loulsburg;
Clyde Swanson, Loulsburg; ?
Mrs. Lillian C. White, Louis- d
burg; Mrs. LUa Ann Young, -
Loulsburg; ?
WHITE BIRTHS
e
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Young '
of Rt. 1, Loulsburg, announce c
the birth of a son, born on De
cember 9, 1963. Mrs. Young |
Is the former LUa Ann Dement.
COLORED PATIENTS
Alice Bell, Loulsburg; Olivia '
Alston cilper, Loulsburg; Eu
gene Foster, Loulsburg; Joe (
Harris, Loulsburg; Elsie Moore
Horton, Zebulon; Edna perry,
Loulsburg; William D. Perry, I
Bunn; Marie Scott, Frankllnton; I
Alex Terrell, Jr., Loulsburg;
Margaret Ann Thomas, Louis- j
burg; Ethel Mae Thome,
Loulsburg; Mae Delia Yar
borough Williams, Loulsburg;|l
Willie Yarborough, Loulsburg.|]
College Actors
Are Honored
Seven Loulsburg College
sophomores were Initiated De
cember 4 Into Delta Psl
)mega, national dramatics
lonorary society.
Those honored were: Caro
yn Burns of Maple Shade, N. J.:
kfyfanwy Ward of Aruba,
Netherlands Antilles; Neill Mc
Donald of Raleigh; FredCookof
Rochester, N. Y.; TomVaughan
>f Ashland, va.; Jon Arm
itrong and BUI Sheltxirne of
Richmond, Va. The Initiating
earn was composed of Nancy
ierger, Dave Garber, Jean
>ones, and Skyler Odom;-all
ictlve members of the society.
Delta Psl Omega Is dedicated
o recognizing and encouraging
itandards of excellence In
ollege theatre across the
latlon. According to faculty
dvlsor Bob Versteeg, the pre
ent size of the Loutsburg chap
er at eleven members re
lects the hard work of the
tudents and the college's ex
andlng offerings In the field
f drama.
rhanks
We would like to thank every
ne for the kindness shown us
urlng the bereavement of my !
He and our mother, especlal
t to Dr. W. F. Cole of Bunn
nd the Loulsburg Rescue serv
:e. Also thanks for the beau
ful flowers, cards and pray
rs.
Ir. M. L. Ransdell and chll
ren
:OLORED BIRTHS
Isaac and Olivia Alston Coop
ir of Rt. 4, Loulsburg, announce
he birth of a boy, born on De
cember 9, 1963.
Rep. Speed
Speaks To
G. S Grange
At a regular meeting of Gold 1
Sand Grange on Monday, No
vember 25, several Important
matters were discussed and
new officers were Installed to
serve the ensuing year.
Rep. James Speed explained
some of the very Important rea- i
sons why the new Constitutional
Amendment (sometimes refer- I
red to as The Little Federal
Plan) which will be voted on 1
January 14, 1964, should have i
strong support from all of i
Franklin County people as well
as all other eastern and rural
counties of North Carolina.
After a brief discussion, the I
group went on record as fav- I
orlng the new amendment and -
pledged to solicit support for ?
same.
A big vote favoring the plan <
on January 14 will mean better t
government In North Carolina. L
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S. S. Class
Has Dinner
(Frk. B.W.) The Rose Wes
ley Class of the Frankllnton
Methodist Church enjoyed a
Christmas Dinner at the com
munity house Tuesday evening
at 6:30 o'clock.
The tables were decorated
with red polnsettas flanked by
white candles. A turkqy dinner
with all the trimmings was
served. During the dessert
course, Mrs. L. A. Thompson,
Sr., read a Christmas poem.
Miss Swannle Fuller presided
aver a short business session
at which time Mrs. B. B. Now
all gave a financial report. Miss
Lela Allen gave the correspond
ing secretary's report.
The exchange of Christmas
Sifts concluded the activities of
the evening.
Prompt
relief
of minor
sore throat
of colds
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