N. C. State
Symphonic Band To Appear Here
The eighty-piece North Caro
lina State Symphonic Band will
appear here March lltat8p.m.
in the College Auditorium to
conclude Loulsburg College's
concert series for the season.
Conducted by Donald B, Ad
cock, the Symphonic Band is now
on Its eighth annual concert tour
I of the State. Solo performers
appearing with the Band are
Steve Seawruht, French horn
soloist, of Charlotte; Benjamin
Sloan and Robert Johnson,
trumpeteers, from vVaynesvllle
and Wilmington.
The Wednesday evening pro
gram will be the same as that
performed intlteReynoldsColi
seurn in Raleigh March 9. The
repertoire will include selec
tions from Mozart, Strauss, Bi
zet, Vivaldi, Sousa and others.
In addition to these, several
specialty compositions and
military marches will be pro
vided.
An informal reception will
honor the performers in the
Social Hall of Main Building
following the concert.
Admittance Is by member
ship only.
Nancy Best Wins
Oratorical Honor
Nancy Best, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. G. W. Best of Frank
llnton, has won first place, and
a check for $25.00, In the Colle
giate Oratorical Contest on
? Alcohol and Related Pro
grams" held at Methodist Col
lege, Fayetteville. The con
test is sponsored annually by
the State Woman's Christian
Temperance Union, local spon
sor of the contest was the Stu
dent Christian Association.
Miss Best, a junior at Metho
dist College, spoke on the sub
ject "Alcohol? Its Effects and
Its Cure." As a result of
having won first place at the
college she will compete In the
state contest in Charlotte in
April.
Miss Best was named to the
Dean's List at the college last
semester. She is a member of
the Interdenominational Fel
lowship of Service, the Student
Christian Association and the
Green and Gold Masques (the
college drama club). She Is
I Junior Class editor of the Col
lege Annual and is serving as
student Educational Assistant
at Hay Street Methodist Church
in Fayetteville.
Mrs. Onks
World Fair
Official
Mrs. I. B. Onks has been
appointed an official of the New
York World's Fair ticket and
information center by the N. Y.
World's Fair 1964-65 Corpora
tion, it was announced Friday.
Anyone wishing Information
about a trip to the World's Fair
may contact her at the Louis
burg Bus Station.
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Franklin Mem.
Hospital Notes
The following were patients
In the hospital Tuesday morn
ing: j;
WHITE PATIENTS
Mrs. Mildred B. Anderson,
Raleigh; Mrs. Ruby Lynn Col
bert, Castalla; Mrs. Ruby Col
lier, Loulsburg; Jasper Collins,
Castalla; Mrs. Gertie Winston
Conyers, Franklinton; Mrs.
Rosa Tant Eakes, Loulsburg;
Mrs. Ruth Richards Edwards,
Youngsvllle; Mrs. Catherine
Ford, Loulsburg; Mrs. Daphene
Hill Foster, Loulsburg; Glenn
Ray Goswick, Louisburg; Mrs.
Dorothy Gupton, Bunn; Romp
Gupton, Loulsburg; Mrs. Ar
dean Wheeler Hagwood,
Youngsvllle; Mrs. Isabel Gau
tler Hawkins, Franklinton; Mrs.
Martha Winston Holden, Louls
burg; Mrs. Rebecca Holltngs
worth Inscoe, Louisburg; Lee
Johnson, Louisburg; Phyllis
Elaine Kerley, -Loulsburg; Mrs.
Olia LamJ>ert, Loulsburg; Ar
land G. Mashtxirn, Loulsburg;
Mrs. Sudie K. Morton, Frank
linton; Willie Lee Nash, Louis
burg; Elmer Graham Nelms,
Loulsburg; Mrs. Alma Irene
Patterson, Loulsburg; Bruce
Patton, Louisburg; John Henry
Perkerson, Spring Hope; Wil
liam Joe Louis Pernell, War
renton; Mrs. Alleen Moore Per
ry, Loulsburg; Mrs. Neva Hor
ton Perry, Spring Hope; Miss
Sarah Richardson, Louisburg;
Mrs. Katherine Sanderlin,
Loulsburg; Mrs. Dorothy Car
ter Shearon, Franklinton; Mrs.
Thelma D. Singleton, Durham;
Mrs. Trudy A. Sutton, Louls
burg; Mrs. Joan Duke War
ren, Wake Forest.
WHITE BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Anderson
of Raleigh, N. C., announce the
birth of a daughter, born March
9, 1964 Mrs. Anderson is the
former Mildred Bryant.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E. Sut
ton of Loulsburg, N. C., am
nounce the birth of a daughter
B?>rn March 9, 1964. Mrs. Sut
ton is the former Trudy An
derson.
COLORED PATIENTS
Rachel Ann Clifton, Louls
burg; Eugene Foster, Louis
burg; Elizabeth Leonard,
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Irrigation
School
Clyde Perdue Route 3, and
Jack Hunt, Louisburg Tractor
and Truck Co., attended a five
state area Wade ' Rain Irri
gation School held In Farm
ville, Virginia, March 4th and
5th. -
The purpose of the school was
to train irrigation technicians in
local areas how to assist
farmers In getting properly de
signed irrigation systems for
high operating efficiency."'
Mr. Howard M. Ellis, Head
of the agricultural Engineering
Extension of North Carolina
State College at Raleigh, North
Carolina, and Mr. Ed Hale,
Extension Agricultural Engi
neer of V. P. I. In Blacksburg,
Virginia, discussed In detail at
this school the many advantages
and uses of Irrigation In this
five-state area
New developments and new
equipment in sprinkler irriga
tion were shown during the
school.
Choral Group Sings
For Woman's Club
(Frk. ? B. W.) The Frank
linton High School Choral
Group, under the direction of
Mrs. Bruce Honeycutt, pre
sented a musical program at
the meeting of the Frankllnton
Woman's Club, Thursday eve
ning at the Community House.
The Fine Arts Department
sponsored the program. Jane
Toler, Connie Toler, Judy
Kearney, Margaret Weston,
Susan McLemore and Lane
Langston made up the Choral
Group. Soloist for the evening
was Lane Langston.
Mrs. D. O. Langston was
recognized by the club presi
dent. Mrs. Langston Introduced
Dr. James Rascher, a local
physician, who gave an infor
mative talk about the Polio
Vaccination Drive. He announ
ced that three clinics would be
held on three Sundays, March
22, April 19 and May 17 at which
times he hoped as many as
possible would be Inoculated.
The Frankllnton High School
Gym and the Albion PersonGym
will be opened from 12 noon to
5 P. M. on each of the above
dates. The local club will
furnish the volunteer workers.
Mrs. Raymond Harris pre
sided over the business session
at which time Mrs. T. J. McGhee
gave a financial report.
Mrs. J. E. Whitfield gave the
corresponding secretary's re
port.
The President announced the
opera, "The Old Maid and the
Thief", to be held in Warren
ton on March 22 at 8 P. M.
under the sponsorship of the
Warrenton Woman's Club.
The State Convention of the
N. C. Federation of Woman's
Clubs was announced for April
28-30 in Greensboro.
The local club voted to give a
contribution to the current drive
for Crippled Children and
Adults.
The Home Life Department
delivered a basket of fruit to
a Senior Citizen on his 81st.
Louisburg; Pattle Lou Mills,
Frankllnton; Evonne Neal, Ze
bulon;. Annie B. Taylor, Louis
burg; Dorothy Walker, Louis
burg.
birthday, which was March 4.
Mrs. Harris reported that
Mrs. Charles Julian had mailed
the club's scrapbook to be
entered In the Community Im
provement Program contest.
Mrs. J. D. Mode and Mr4.
D. O. Langston served cookies,
nuts and coffee during the social
hour.
Accompany roast beef with
hot, puffy Yorkshire Pudding
for an authentic British touch.
About 50 minutes before dinner
time prepare your favorite pop
over recipe, omitting any fat
called for in the batter. Into
each of elgfit custard cups pour
1 teaspoon beef drippings, then
add the popover batter. Bake
according to recipe directions.
Serve hot, hot, hot.
Students Receive Awards
Anne Shearln, senior student
at Edward Best High School,
has been awarded the Crisco
trophy (or outstanding work In
home economics.
The coveted gold trophy was
presented during assembly at
school on March 6, by Mrs.
Melver Neal, her home eco
nomics teacher. In recognizing
Anne as an outstanding- home
economics student Mrs. Neal
also took into consideration that
she had contributed to her
school In several ways. She
is pianist (or the glee club and
other school events, and she
has set an example (or the stu
dent body as cheerleader.
For her class project In cloth
ing, Anne made a blue plaid,
Bunn
Mrs. B. C. Johnson has re
turned from a month's stay in
Florida. While visiting Mrs.
Murray Johnson she toured se
veral gardens and attended the
State Fair at Tampa and the
Passion Play at Lake Wales.
She was guest of Miss Mary
Warner at Orlando several
days. From there she went
to visit Dr. and Mrs. J. E.
Fulghum at Jacksonville. She
enjoyed several entertainment
features and events there.
Misses Bessie and Margaret
Pearce spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Flatt in
Baltimore. While there they
went to Washington to visit
the grave of President Ken
nedy.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Jessup
and children visited Mr. and
Mrs. Elliot Calder in Hen
derson over the week end.
Mrs. Knox Gibbs of Cul
pepper, Va., and her sisters,
Mrs. Walter Jenkins of Cul
pepper and Mrs. Lyle Jenkins
of Fredericksburg were guests
of Rev. and Mrs. Harold L.
Hicks several days last week.
Scarlett returned to Culpepper
Mrs. Donovan Griffin of Ra
leigh visited Mr. and Mrs. Eu
gene Beddingfield over the week
end.
Most people listen to loud
talkers, and that explains much
of the confusion prevalent.
wool dress. It was a challenge
and she met thf challenge to
come out victorious with abeau
tlful dress. Hef poetry and
skits on various forms of home
making' have helped to vividly
show that she Is versatile.
Edith Carol Murray has been
awarded the Homemaker of To
morrow pin as a result of a
written knowledge and attitude
examination given by General
Mills, inc."- All senior girls
are eligible to take this test
and the local winner is entered
into the state contest with the
hope that she will become eli
gible for national competition.
Carol received the highest
score in the senior class, ac
cording to scorers,? Science
Research Associates of Chi
cago, nationally known educa
tional publishing and testing or
ganlzation.
ANNE SHEARIN
CAROL MURRAY
Justice CD Meet To Be Held
The Justice Community De
velopment Organization will
hold its monthly meeting on
Thursday, March 12, at 7:30
p.m. at Justice Fire House.
Mr. Lonnie Shuplng, local CPA
will have charge of the pro
gram on Income Tax.
Health Hint: It won't do you
any good to know what caused
you to suffer a physical collapse
after your health is ruined.
Take it easy now.
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apples and handed them to the
grocery clerk. "That'll be
65 cents, madam," he said.
She handed the clerk a dol
lar bill and started walking
out.
"Wait lady, you forgot your
change."
"That's all right," she re
plied sweetly. "I stepped on
a grape on the way in."
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