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Louisbnrg Mrs. C. M Vaughan will-leave Wednesday for Boynton Beach, Flat., for an extended visit with her son, W. W. Vaughan and fam!ly. Franklinton Dudley Whitaker visited his cousin, Charles Hicks, in Ra leigh last week, Miss Sondra . Cash has re turned to East Carolina Col lege in Greenville after spend ing^ the Tifclldays wl^i her par ents, Mr and Mrs. Graham Cash. . Mr. /and Mrs Frank Collins and p&mUy visited the Rev. apd Mrs. -L. L. Barnhill in Miami, Florida1, last week? v , Bob bit I Mr. and Mr.s. Harold Outten an^l daughter Qarlene of Alex andria, Va.', and Mr. and Mrs. Ashby Woodlief from flor'folk were week-end "guests *of Miss Addte -Young. Dinner guests ih the hojne o t Mr. and .Mrs. R. L. Hock during the holidays were: Mr. and Mrs. Nf? L. Kock atid Todd; -Mr. and Mrs. Saml^Vummitanctchildren Bufch^nd Dan, M"r. Matthew Rtfberson, Sylvia and Cynthia Ejlwards, all of Henderson, and Mr. ^nd Mrs. B'. p.. Strickland, i Mr. .and Mrs .a Vernon -Smith, Mfss Margo Smith,.ty<.^\: West and the Roy Hock fatnilyi j Kir. and Mrs. "f. "T* l-'iill er and family from Graham >>pent. Tuesday with the E. S. Abbotfs..j ' . , ? ...... Mrs. E. L. KUfrell and Miss j ^at-e W/JodMef- spent Wednesday . with Mr. and Mrs. L^arry -Brooks in Durham. ? j - -i Mr. and Mrs 'J. Y. Newton i ai*Hia lighter Gail of Richmond',' Va visited Tuesday w^th-Alr and Mjs. FT D. Owen.. Gail spent the IWfek a'qd^ ret^rniHl to Richmond Saturday. j H'l Mr/ and* Mrs. Gline Giljof Knoxville, Tvennes$ee/haW ce - jurned hOme' aft^f a v-isif ,at* j'GlU Acres * ' I Mrs. Charlie Fuilj?r pf Jack- . ?sonvtlle', Florida, is spending" li few weeks, with, -her. sister, ?JMrs. P. G Fi<H*r [Mr and-Mis C.Tl.-Kttfrell kind daughters, Faye and Fran ? ces. attendee funeral services fV> j* Miss Barbara Hembree at uuildyrKW Thursday. Miss Hernfere^ h^t Iter lif^inanauto crash . Tu?*4ay 'near ' Marjpn She-'Wafc the daughter of Mrs P. Oodllef of Bobbitt Mr> antiMrs E S? Vbbott and l*jys vfsjttKl /M r' apd M rs . s P. J. Abbott family rn Raleigh Friday ?? ? e. ? x ? Misses Brenda and TeresaJ Rhodes of Graham were over-" nigh! guests Friday of. Mr and ?Mts H E. Brown. - ' Mr. and Mrs. Alvyi Keiruvy '<T Rockingham and Mr. and Mrs E! G. Collins, Jr.*, and Judy of Ralelgti visited during the holidays with Mrs. J. H Kearney and Mr." and Mrs Lewis Beal. Mrs B. D. Clayton and daugh \ t<;r Teresa of Burlington visit ed the. R. P. Lass Iters Sunday. They were enroute.from Virgin la Beach, Va., where Teresa spent the week with Helen Joy and Mrs. Clayton was week end guest qf Mrs. Preston fleet. The Attraction Floorwalker: That customer was hanging, around for a long time. . What did he want to see?" ?' T~ ? Pretty' clerk (coyly): "''Me, Nor Epsom ? , . Mrs. E. 'A. Stephens "of Ra leigh and Mrs. D. UT Perry of Swan Quarter, N.- Cvy were guests of their brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs T. H Weldon, Sr , seO^raJ days dur ing the holidays.' C. Oanlel, Sr., of Zebulon .and E. C. Daniel, JrM and Sans, Clifton Truman and Wll llaim Wallace, of New York spent New Year's Day with the|T. J1 Weyons at iipsom. ?-?* Fltif.Rock Mlss^Rosa Perry is Visiting j Mr. and Mrs. 'f-Ilvis Jacksontfjf" i Ralejgh. " *?,?' ? , Franklin Mem. Hospital Notes The following were patients I In th^Jaospital Tuesday m^n Vv. I WHITE PATENTS \ ^ k 'Mrs. Bessie- 'txre/fkxfgett, Loui^hurg, Thurston W. Bailey, Dunn; Charlie Thomas !3oukJen, Castalia, Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Casii,' ? Louisburg, Willie Clay. Louisburg,- Herbert _ Collins; Castalia,- Mrs. Gertie '-Winston Conyers, Frankhnton, Mrs. Crighton Pearce ' Cuthrell, | Louis bt?rg; ** Curtis Davis, Louisbtirg/ Mrs.. Be r teen P. Edwards, Louisbyrg; Freddij? F 1 nth;~touisbu rg , WHliam'.E. Goodwin,, H^anJclin4iiai_ Miss Mary '-Harris, Louisburg, fjeorge. Hayes, Loulsbinv; Mrs ;? I^rutce ft owe House, | Louiabure, Miss Nora Howell, Louisburg Thomas / Howell, Loui8hung4 Charlie C Johnson* I1 Lduisbtii'g, '"Xollif T. ' J0yjier,j| l^ouisburg; Mrs. Catherine Mc Jntyre, Fra^kllntort, Thowras Ellis Marshall, _ Louisbusg, Mr^> Essie Conyer? ? May, F rankli nton , Gle riivfk) r r i s, Med - lid, 'Zebulon, Maurice G. Mer i f itt," Lnyiisburg^ y: C. Murphy, ! Lou is Pur g", Gewrge -Spencer Murray, -Frahilinton^ "Tvlmfer Graham Nelrns,' . Loiii.sburg, ?CHa/lle 'tlariufrll Newton, Jr ^ Louisburg, V. -E . Osbooje^ Louis burp, Regina OxneTOtt? "Louisburj*. Jasper Pa>rist7 (jOu isburg . HfrsV 'MaYgatwqfc i'Peftyv. touisburgj Mrs Mary. Burt H&rrisom Person, Louis; burg; Mrs. Mary Leecy Smith, Castalia, Mrs. Bessie Tant, YoungsvilTf, Thomas Wheless, | Louisburg. . COLORED PATIENTS Pauline frurk. Franklintonj I MaTy W. Davjs, Louisburg, Eu- ! gene Foster, Lou i*burg, James j Moorj;T^)uUburg , Esther Mae | Wortlianr, Loiilsbur 1 . Deaths MISS VERN ELL GUPTON Lomsburg t- Miss Verntll Qupton, 76, of\Rt>. 2, Lbulsburg died Saturday \ Funeral ser- j vices were conducted .Sunday atj 2:30 4?'.ro. -it ' Wood Baptist Church by tfye. Rev. Everett Parsons* .Burial "was In the' Gupton cemetery . 1 News j .j from Holt y WO Old * r**v . j Ryan O'Neal, star in TV's j "Peyton Place" series,) t and his actress wife. Joanna Moore, are the proud parents of a son. ' They havej* daughter. George Maharls, after making la hit in ''Route 66," wants to try his luck mak'ng westerns. : -p ? Even a good thing has a, ten dency to com* td an end. GOING TO EUROPE? I HAVE THE TRIP FOR YOU THIS SUMMER. < . > ' < / MRS. EARLE MURPHY 811 H. MAIN STREET L0UISBUR6, N. C. * ? * \ - At Edward Best Fertilizer-Lime Course Offered On Thursday, January. 7> at 7*i30 p.m. a course, 'entitled' "Fertilizers and Limes*' kwiU begin 'in the Agriculture Build ing at the school. There will be a series of five meetings for the course. Those attend ing a m inim of four sessions' will repeive an attendance cer tificate 4jiven by C. Dept. of Ptiblid", Instruction. JThl's course ts. designed to help farmers; "gardaneri, ahd fertilizer handlers to under stand m5r? fully the functions of fertilizers and limes in crop production. Fertilizers repre sent; one vof the larger items of cast ir^trop. production arjd they pal so aff^ct^gceatly the pr,oduf tiv e ness c^-_<y ofc>s . A f agr Icul* fural- research progresses jpe'w knowledge on plant nutrition will emerge. ~ piis course should help the farmers, gardeners, and fertilizer handlers under stand and apply {pore efficiently the findings of research, it, should provide a foundation upon which he may continue to learn and acquire new understandings as additional kjriowledge'1 be comes available? " *. James T. Moss of Youngsvllle haS been employed bji- theUocal committee to serve as the In structor. Mr. NU&ssl, wtrcT lipids a .? degree from C. *StaCe Col- - tege |n Agronomy, has ten years of experience in teaching agri- I culture. This course is made i possible through the^ coopera-1 lion 'of th? Edward Best Agri cultural Dept. Advisory Com mtttee, "Franklin County Board of Education, alW the N. C. Dept. of Public Instruction in Raleigh. '.Those Interested In enrolling for the eourse are asked to con tact R. J. Sutton/ Tekcher Vf Agriculture, Of be present at the first meeting on Thursday night, January 7. Short Marriage _ Indianapolis -- When Mrs. Mary R. Warren obtained a di vorce, she ended a marrjfige that may hold the record Being .the shortest. She testi fied that her marrlage to Rich ard Warren lasted through only part of the reception. He be came jealous other,-, hit h^r, left the reception- and she had not seen him In four years. Dflow DOES C0TVON r> /mi we 5^ COAL ? t COTTON I REINFORCEf I CONVEYOR BELTS CARRY "tiajure Is grand to those who understand her rules and pbey her laws. V , > - 1'? 7 r Health And Beauty Perfume h/s been Important to women fc^r hundreds of years. The composition of a perfume Is a complex^ affair. It would take a scientist to explain the ingredients* and "why" to you. The best ?hing to do Is to put your trust in the name of a good manufacturer and a re putable shop. The seal should, be unbroken^ * < It is a good idea to touy a small amount of a new cent and give It a try before in vesting in a large bottle. Your' body chemistry can change the scent of a perfume. Keep try ing unfil you find one that can really become #a part of yop. Lastingness is not neces sarily the test of a good per fume. Here again yOur body chemistry com^s into play. In general, the hfeavy, spicy scents | last longer than th? light' floral one?. Perfume will out-cling and out-last cologne. This Is wliy It Is more expensive. Most perfumes will not live longer than four hours on the skin. For this reason, It is a good Idea .Jo carry a small flacon In yoiir purse. f ' American woman often ^o not wear enough perfume. The best way to apply perfume Is to apply It on the pulse sppts--temples, throats. Inner wrists and the crook of the arms. It Is wise not. to apply per fume dfrectly ta fabric or fur. Never put perfume on white or pale colored furs or fabrics!" Once you have opened a bot t)e of perfume, use it. Per f^hie evaporates and Its scent will change If left to age. WE APPRECIATE Iyour visit, you ARE ALWAYS WELCOME AT IGA OPEN FRI. NITE TILL 9 P. M. _PQRK LOIN MZt j gj&t/ ROAST Lb. ?? 1/ IB R v Center cut * P1 ^ mPORK chops u.55* ( ? END CUT ? . fc' WORK CHOPS 39.? ciilcipc ? QCC SAUSAGE v Lbs 33 CEDAR FARM >, A ( iflfl BACON 3 ??: 5IUU IGA TOMATO JUICE 4 40 Oz. CANS IGA CORN, LIMA BEANS IGA SPAGHETTI & MEAT BALIS 5 "791 5 . qoo 12 M)z. CAN ARMOUR TREET 39c IGA COFFEE 69! M. CAN p/lfMIMS 3 29c COLLARDS , 10 c IGA LOCAL SWEET . . . ^ ? AQ({ POTATOES 3 ? 38 ?V ON AIL OUR FINE FOODS IGA LIQUID DETERGENT * - > IGA SPRAY STARCH 32 Oz. 16 Oz. V'-" 59' 39' TIDE 4.o WASHING POWDER WITH FOOD ORDER' DUNCAN HINES YELLOW ft AIAA CAKE MIX 3 ? 'I0B t T DELMONTE PINEAPPLE -GRAPEFRUIT DRINK 46 Oz. CANS U IGA SHORTENING MARGARINE 4 \ " V ~ ' ,* CORONET TOILET TISSUE SAVMOR SIOUX BEE \ a ^ HONEY 3 ?? 95* MAYONNAISE - 39( PEANUT BUnER 3 b< 95( iga t r - a APPLE SAUCE 3 CANS GORDON'S FISH STICKS 8 Oz.
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