about you -i %/ , and your neighbors ... ?* Iiobbitt Mr. and Mrs. A- K. Ellington of Fayettevllle were supper guests of Mrs. J. R. Ellington Sunday night. They were ^en route from Weldon, where they were week-end guests of their daughter, Mrs. Jimmy Wade and family. ^Deborah and Pattfe Smith are N ' recovering nicely after haying their tonsils removed at Maria \ ?arham Hospital Tuesday. Miss Mary Rogers 'continues very ill a?\her home here. Mrs. J. R. Kearnevis spend ing a week^with her cf&jighter, Mrs." E. G. Collins, Ji\>^nd family in Raleigh. Mr. and Mrs. , C. E. ^Fuller left Sunday for their home in Jacksonville, Florida, after a visit here with the Fuller and Hayes families. t?r X Mrs.yE. S. Abbott visited Sat urday with her sister, Mrs. Clara Satterwhite, at Maria Parham ^ospltal where she un derwent major surgery last Tuesday. Franklinton Mr. ^nd Mrs. John Sawyer are j visiting tbe John.Doj&bs in Coral Gablas, Florida. ^ Mrs. Brooks Parham, Jr., and Mr. W. P. Pearce, Jr., of Frankllnton have been fhvlted to President Johnson's Inaugu ration. ^Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Allen, Sr^ are visiting Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Henley in Richmond, Vlr-t. ginla. Particular ,"Oh, steward, I have a com plaint to make. A sailor peek ed lnt9,mx cab'ln last night!" "Well, what do you expect second ciass--the captain?" Agreeable ? _ Ang^y -Parent--Why were yOu kissing my daughter in that dark corneN^ast night? SuitoF^Now that. I've seen her in the daylight, I 'sort of wonder why myself! . . r s^.4 Profit And Los$\( First Tramp-~I,rti hungry How can we get a bit : tp eat? Second ... Tramp--ril tell you. I'll g^ve you a black e"ye. First Trarrtp--A black eye! What for? Setond Tramp--Sure, then you run and, ask that .old lady in that house over yonder for a piece of raw meat to put on it. HILLBILLY HAL SEZ THE MOST DIFFICULT PARI" OF A JOB, IS &ETTIN6 -started. It's-tirqe you got start - - ed relying on Louisburg. Tractor & Truck Co. for - aH your farm equipm'eriT needs. We have a com plete line of Massey Ferguson and Case . Tractors and Imple ments. COME IN AND SEE THE 1965 V LOUISBURG Tractor & Truck Company BICKETT BLVD LOUISBURG GY 6 3594 Deaths .MRS. BLANCHE EDWARDS . j Louisburg ? Mrs. Blanche Edwards, 65, of Rt. 2,Castaria, died Thursday. Funeral ser vices were conducted Saturday at 3 p.m. at the White Level Baptist Church* by th9, died Satur da y* . -sf -* ? ^u^yivors are his wife, Mr~s. ~Elmi HalTHlll; two daughters, Mrs. Clara H. Llndell of Lin wood, N. J. and Mrs. Allna? H. Poe 6f Laurlnburg; five grandchildren; two sisters, ^fcjrs. Eared Holmes of LOuts b0^ and Mrs. Carlton Keith of WakexRorest; and four broth ers, C. A^^and Raymond, both of Youngsville/Xilbur and Bland Hill, both of FrahXlinton. MRS. MARY C. CIFERSX\ Franklinton -- Funeral ser-, vices for Mrs. Mary C. Cffers, 64, of Rt. 1, Franklinton, who"* died Sunday night, will be con ducted Wedne$/day. at 2 p.m. from Brassfield Baptist Church In Granvillfe County by Rev. Roger Patterson.. Burial will bje In the church cemetery. Surviving are her husband, 4*$E. Cifers; three daughters, Mrs. Lillie Frazier and Miss Helen Cifers, both of Franklin and Mrs. Mary Josephine Fanning of New York City; three sons, James Ernest Cif ?rs, Jr., with the U. S. Air Force In England, Lawrence Grover CifefiT'of Louisburgand William Harvey (Afers of Creed moor; two sisters, Mrs. Eflward Williams Dinwiddle, Va., and Mrs. Louise Nellard of Florida; two brothers, Jytes and Willie Cliborne, both of Petersburg, Va.;* and 15 grand children. , 5. E. CHALK Wake Forest? S. E. (Sam) Chalk, 75,. of Rt. Wake For est, died Friday afternoon in a Raleigh hospital after an ex tended Illness. * He was a native of Franklin County, a retired farmer $nd a member of Wake Crossroads Baptist Church. Funeral services were con ducted Sunday at 3 p.m. at Wake Crossroads Baptist Church by Rev. Odell Pulley, Rev. W. C. Bar ham and Rev. Emory ?Hol den. Burial was in the.church "cemetery^ Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Nova Ferrell Chalk; three daughters, Mrs. Mirlan Wat kins of Rt. 2, Wake Forest, Mrs. Jessie Lee Frazier of Klnston and Mrs. Edna Earl Masseyof Rt. 5, Raleigh;iflve' s6ns, Gene' of Rt. 2) Wake For est. William D. of Rt. 5, Ra leigh, Harvey F1. of Raleigh, Wilbur and Samuel Chalk, Jr., both of PensAcola, Fla.j 15 grandchildren,' two sisters Mrs Lee Mangum and" Mrs. Sid White, both of Wake Forest and four brothers, Lut^et"of Rt. 2, Wake '?Forest, Paul of kt. 1-, Wake Forest, Charlie of Rt. I, Youngsvllle, and Ben Chalk of Rt. 1, W.endell, Life in the United States Is not what the society and thea trical 1?- minded people think and do A ues "Reasonably Priced WE ALSO REFINISH ANTIQUES OF ALL TYPES THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL 3 Pc. VICTORIAN Includes LOVE SEAT And 2 CHAIRS HOUSE FURNITURE CO. - FORD VILLA6E PHONE 496-3769 LOUISBURG, N.C Franklin Mem. The .following were, patients :ln the hospital Tuesday morn ing: - WHITE PATIENTS > Mrs. Bessie Lee Baggett, Loulsburg;* James Monroe iif -ker, Youbgsville; Mrs. Zelma 'Bobbitt "Bally Louisburg; RicTi ard Bartholomew, YoungsviUe; Mrs.1 Sjirah Elizabeth Cash, Louisburg; Mrs. Gertie Win ston Cony&rs, Franklinton; Will Davis, Louisburg; Miss Nancy Carolyn Flshfr, Spring "Hope; Wlillam E. G9*Sdwin, Franklin ton; Miss Mary Harris, Louis burg; George E. Hayes, Louis burg; Delton F. Bouse, Louis burg; Charlie- C. Johnson, Louisburg; Mrs. Sybil King Jolly, Louisburg; Mrs.Jacque line W Joyner, Louisburg; Zol lie"T. Joyner, Louisburg; Mrs. Essie Cony en'. May, Franklin ton; Mrs. ' '.Patricia Myers, Louisburg; Pattie Overton, Florida; Larry Robblns, Franklinton; Harley' C. .Saw yer, Robbinsville; Miss Vicki Jean . Sykes, Bunn, Benjamin Wester, Franklinton; Thomas Wheless, Louisburg; Mrs. Dorothy R. .Woodlief, Frank linton,' Miss Martha Anne Wy rlck, Louisbufg, Mrs. Lucy Cannady, Franklinton; COLORED~PATlENTS Annette Hudle Alston, Louis burg; Mary W. Davis, Louis burg, Robert Davis, HI, Frank linton; Madge Fogg, Louisburg, Eugene Foster, Louisburg; Daf vld Lee Freeman, Louisburg; Rachel Hunt, Franklinton; W<1 JJe L'oi^, Louisburg; Alice Per Hospital Notes ry, Loul%burg; Pauline Silver, Hollister; John Earl Williams, Franklinton, fcfary Ann Wil liams, Loulsburg; Luvenia Glover Williamson, Loulsburg; Esther Mae Wortham, Louls burg; Ruby Wllkins/Louisburg. Uses 'Copter St. Louis--Dr. Obert M. Lay flies his own helicopter which enables him to make his rounds of six St. Louis area hospitals. .Dr. Lay serves as a surgeon and consultant. A two-way ra dio in the helicopter keeps him In, contact with his office. r ~ % Sentenced ? Lorain, Ohio ? Two husbands were sentenced to attend church ^or beating their wives. Dale Pritchett, 27, ?an(fOlen Kennedy, 23, received a suspended 10. day jail term provided they attend church at least 45 of the 52-week period. Both men were charged with assault and bat ery. ; * Time Saving The officer* had only one fault to fin