Jk ^ *?u.?uoj, April 44, U03 -
Community News Here And There About Fr anklin County
Louisburg
Mr. and Mrs. James E* Fulg
ham, Jr. and family of Arling
ton, Va. spent the Easter holl
days with Mrs. Leon Nelms
Mrs. Kenneth Chaney has re
. turned to Fayettevllle after
Ylsltlng her parents, Mr and
Mrs. A. L. Bunn, for two weeks
while Lt. Chaney, assigned to
the 82nd Airborne Division, Ft.
Bragg, was participating In Ex
ercise Quick Kick VII In Puerto
Rico.
Mrs. Bessie Matthews and
Mrs. Louise Tyree of Peters
burg, Va. spent the Easter week
end with their sister, Mrs. A.
5 L. Bunn.
; . Mr. and Mrs. P. A, Wood
i. and son, Joseph, spent the Eas
ter holidays lb Emporia, Va.,
and Tarboro, N. C.
Epsom
Week-end guests of Mrs. Olive
Foster were Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Foster and family of Char
lottesville, Virginia, and Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Harper of
Elon College.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bazp
more and children of Rich
mond, Virginia, spent Easter
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
C. M. Watklns. Mr. and Mrs.
Mack Watklns and children of
Henderson Joined them on Sun
day.
Mrs. Tollle H. Weldon Is a
patient at Watts Hospital In
Durham.
Mr and Mrs. Jlmmte Sam
mons and boys of Wise visited
her mother, Mrs. Fannie Hayes,
and Mr. and Mrs, W. J. Renn
on Saturday night.
Among the college students
home last week for spring holi
days and Easter weekend were
Robert Thomas Weldon and Son
ny Duke of State College, Ra
leigh; Judy Journlgan, Meredith
College, Raleigh; Brenda Stain
back, Phyllis Currln, and
Tommy Dement of East Caro
lina College, Greenville.
Rock Spring
Mr and Mrs. Jessie Frazier
and family of Maryland and
Mr. Cleveland White of Vir
ginia spent the Easter holi
days with Mrs. Mattle White
Perry.
Mrs. Mary Moore and girls
of Tarboro spent Sunday night
and Monday with Mr. and Mrs.
James Wilder. ?
Mr. and Mrs." Niel Hight of
Raleigh spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Rlchai-d Baker *
Mrs. Luna ? Pridgen had as
her guest for the holidays her
sister, Mrs. Ludle Veargln, of
Hampton, Va
Mr. and Mrs. BUI Wilder
Hlnton of High Point spent Sat
urday night with Mr. and Mrs.
W. K. Ott..
Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Strick
land of Cary visited Virginia
and David Strickland and Mr.
and Mrs. 'Clyde Privette on
Sunday.
Mrs. Alice Card Is a patient
at Rex Hospital In Raleigh.
Mr." and Mrs. Victor Stalling?
have* mo?ed from Raleigh to
tatty' rifr homo. In tha ooijimu I
Mr. and Mrs Norrls Privette
of Raleigh visited Mr. and Mrs.
Nathan Edwards during the holK
days.
DAPPER ? A Well- tailored
look for young men. about
town: Thi'lnijji ?r shmc Coat
in glen plaid cottqp fea
tured In Parents Magazine.
it has, a zip-out lining and
boasts' a Scotchgard finish
for starn resistance.
Seven Paths r
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Lamm
and children of Nashville,
Tenn., spent the past week with
Mr. and Mrs. M. T. ' Larijjn.
During the weekend other chil
dren and grandchildren .came:
.Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Lamm and
sons of' Rocky Mount; Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Lamm and son of
willlamston; Mrs. Marjorie
Chewnlng and sonS of Golds -
iboro; and Mr. and Mrs. Dean
Lamm and daughters of Ports
mouth, Va?.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Wltmer
of Silver Springs, Md., werd
week-end guests of Mrs. Lucy
Wilder, Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Lartz.
Rev. and Mrs. Coleman Thom
as , and sons left for Windsor
on Sunday night to v^slt with
relatives' through Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Luther Greene
of Salisbury, .Md., visited a
few days with Mr. and Mrs.
V. 0. Brubaker and sons and
Miss Maude Collie.
Mrs. E. L. McGregor of
Fayettevtlle joined her hus
band arid son fok* the weekend
in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Lee McGregor.
Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Stal
llngs, Martha and Billy went to
Hampton, Va.# to visit relatives
and meet ttteir son, A. C. Stal
llngs, Jr.
Mrs. E. S. Fulghum of Lit
tleton and Mrs. Lola Ingram of
Greensboro are house guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Tant and
daughters ,spent the weekend in
Maryland with relatives.
Mr. , and Mrs. Melvin Nelms,
Gail and Stanley visited last
Sunday with Rev. and Mrs. E.
Coye Still and iamily near Dur
ham.
Mr. Spencer Smith flew out
to Minnesota for a few days
with a sister and brought two
nieces back to spend the sum
mer here with relatives.
Mr. W. D. Fisher spent Sun
day lo Castalia witffl Mr. and
Mrs. O. B. Fisher and family.
Norris and family from Missis
sippi were spending two weeks
with His parents while enroute
to Oklahoma.
Mr. and Mrs. David Fisher
and Tammie of Morfesvllleand
Rocky Mount visited Mr. and
Mrs. E. P. Inscoe and the M. E.
Fishers Sunday.
Mesdames G. L. McGregor,
J. S. Collie, Coleman Thomas,
J. fi. Champion, M. E. Fisher
and -Phil lylizelle were In Heh
derson on Wednesday for the
Home Demonstration District
meeting.
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Spending Synday \ylth Mr. and
Mi's. Donald Sherian and sons
were Mr: and Mrs. Robert Ban
gle of Llncolnton.
Justice
Mr. and Mrs. Rhyland Wheel
er from Raleigh were guests
of Mrs. Z. V. Wheeler and
family Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jlmmle Hunnl
cutt from Raleigh spent Sunday
night with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Murray. Mr. Larry Murray
from Raleigh spent the day Sat
urday with Mr, and Mrs. Mur
ray.
Mr . ind Mrs. Jetty Perry ,
from Raleigh spent the long
Easter weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Cleveland Perry. Mr.
and Mrs. C, G. Perry from Ra*
itigh ate- supper with the family
Sunday night.
*.
Mrs Mary S. Williams, Mrs.
Montagress S. Mercer and Mr.
Lynn Williams left Saturday
for Forest City and the long
Easter weekend >v ith ^Mrs.
Langdon Stalling
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gardner
and sons of Raleigh were guests
of Mrs. Vera S White Saturday
afternoon and until bedtime.
Mr. and Mrs. David Holder -
field, David and Kim from Ra
leigh were week-end guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Buster Matthews,
Mike and Tony. Mr and Mrs.
Herbert- r razier and Mrs. Joyce
M. Coats visited the family
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Boyd Perry, T
Donna and Kenn from Rich
mond, Va., visited the Joseph
A . Perry's and the Howard'
Cardens for the weekend.
Miss Peggy Medlin, a student
at Atlantic ' Christian College
in Wilson, was at home for the
long holiday weekend with her
family, Mr. and Mrs. Elmo
Medlin and Joseph.
Mr Benson Harris, a Camp
bell College student, spent the
long holiday weekend with Jils
parents,, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Harris
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Onnie
Bow den Sunday were Mr. and
Mrs Astor Bowden of Louis
bur? and Mr. and Mrs. Johnny
Bowden fro::. Wilson.
Mr. .and Mrs. Richard T4ur
rmgtor. from Raleib!. visited
Nn- Thamr.gtor.'s parents,
Mr. and Mr> Ollie ' Layton.
Sunday. '?
Mr' and Mrs-. Lewis Renn,
Jud> and Patricia .from Jack
sonville were.dwnerNguestfc of j
Mr. and Mrs. Z. T. Perry Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs Randolph 'Reece
and -H'll fii'iii He .h'fsv !'. i sued
Mr. " and Mrs. Elmo Mediin
during the Easter holidays*.
Mr and Mrs, L \v* Bouden, ,
Jr., fronj Raleigh and Mr. and
Mrs. J C Bowdifn visited Mrs.
R. "L. Hayes In Rocky Mount
?Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Jlmmle Wilder
and eluldi'e:. front Raleigh visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cop
pedgfc durii g the. Easter week
end.
Mr. and Mrs X J Wicks
visited his brother, Mr. Eulan
Wicks, and faintly at Apex Eas
ter Nlonda> .
Mr and Mrs. Jorge Amtgo
from-Durham and Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Gardner and daughter from
Raleigh were ueek-<?nd guests
in the honii1 of Mr. and Mrs.
J. -W Gardner
offer you sea
your doctor,
bring your
__jir?*C''ipHon to
ftlaAtin UAelt Company.
WELL BORING - DEEP WELL DRILLING
> WARRENTON. N. C...
"A Well A Dsf- Tie Msrtim W*y"
N C LICENSE NO j
MANLEY S. MARTIN
TIMBER FOR SALE AT AUCTION
At 11:00 a.m. on Saturday, May 1, 1965, at the Courthouse
Door In Loulsburg, North Carolina, approximatelyl,500,000
feet, mostly plne.situate on approximately 300 acres of land
belonging to the Estate of A. H Stalltngs, deceased, easily
accessible, located approximately four (4) miles from
Spring Hope, North Carolina, to be sold si* Inches (6?*) In
diameter* hen cut six Inches (?") from the ground. Contact
Avery Stalllngs, Route #2, Spring Hope, North Carolina (at
Seven Paths) for the purpose of looking at said timber or
information concerning said timber. Phone - Spring "Hope,
478-3474 or 478-3449 after 7:00 ?.m. All bids will be
subject to acceptance or rejection by the heirs of A. H.
Stalllngs, Deceased, and all bids will be held for a period of
ten days before acceptance or rejection.
AVERY ST A L LINGS, Ad
ministrator of the Estate of A. H.
Stalllngs, Deceased and Agent of the
heirs of A. H. Stalllngs, Deceased.
Whatever petroleum product your farm
needs-WE DELIVER IT!
You name it? gasoline, motor oil, heating oil, diesel fuel, kero
sene- wh^svgLyfiujifisd-we give prompt delivery and depend
able service. ,
We offer the complete line of Atlantic quality petroleum
products for the farm. This includes, of course, Atlantic's
famous triple-refined heating oil, the fuel that burns clean,
heats clean, gives you most for your heating dollar.
We ask the opportunity to serve you: Why not give us a call
today?
HOME OIL
COMPANY
HEATING OILS
L0UISBUR6, N. C. PHONE 496-4181 or 496-3472
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(Local prites listed here*
Rl'LtS I On thi? official Khtry Hlank or a plain ple6e
of paper print jour name and uddre*? along with the
name and addre*? of your favorite PepsM ola dealer
2 F.ach entry mu?l he accompanied by alx branded
corh? 'a? ?hown on Kntr> Mlanki. fotind under bottle
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*uhmitiei| in * -epiimte envelope Only one food-atore
Shopping Hpree per famii>
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the Mh?ppin? -pree. local drawing* will be held each
week from April I't to May 29 IftflV Deadline for
receipt of entries in weeklj drawing- l? Saturday of
each week Kach drawing win be held approximately
three day* after the weekly deadline All entile* re
ceived in local area* win participate in u drawing to
choo?e entries for lnc|u*lon In the National Grand
Prtac Drawing
4 National Grand Prlie Drawing Thla drawing
will be held by July 9. IMS. under the aupervlaloo of
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7 Pri ie? Kuh <;ift Certificate u redeemable only at
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out carrying de vleee of any klnd< In the ipeclfted time
are free Winner* may not uee ahoppine carta oaeea or
tray* <1 urine the Hpreea and?on-food i tenia alcoholic
beveriures or tobacco produAa are not permitted aa
priae* The tame condltlona apply to fUBIIy IbopHBl
ftpree- eicept that'Ill pereons in the winner's immedi
ate famiij who have reaidf) in the winner * immediate
houaehold for one year Onor to the date of tbe dmw
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Hottier- Winner* mu*t reelde in tne franel
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of I'epeM ola < ompaia, Pe pel-Cola Bottle
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