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' Useful Tips . About The Home When decorating a hall, living; room or dining room, you have; to plan schemes that will please everyone in the family. In de corating a bedroom, it's dif ferent ?please only the person who uses It. This goes fqr. children's, rooms, also. Don't worry Junior's taste runs to -bottled snakes pr Sister's taste in ruf fle seems a bit-too-too. Child ren's tastes will develop as they grow. ? Pastels have long been popular restful. ; However, don't hesitate to use dark ^reen or brown if that's what the occupant wants. H Just be sure the room has good t light and* use plenty of . light i colors with the dark. % I To make a -small bedroom i seem larger, try papering one wall with a^, bright paper ^nd paint the other walls in a solid I 'color. Try the bed against thei < papered wail. The effect is usually very attractive. The floors in the children's rooms take a beating, so why not try linoleum or tile here? It will be attractive and easy to clean. Today it's not necessary to buy a matched suite of bedroom furniture.' Old chests and shelves also box "springs and mattresses mounted on legs can be made to. look very smart. In the meantime, you can be buy ing' the good bedroom furniture r..?. , h,- r- , ^ y,vri1ni1ff,.T-H tt. For the not -too- large bedroom j thai must'be shared by a couple, ] twin dressers pushed together jncjer one big mirror and twin i :>eds with one large headboard ire just right. . Even if the worker is worth j lis pay there are people who Jislike paying him. HARDWOOD LUMBER WE ARE IN THE MARKET FOR STEADY SOURCES OF ROUGH HARDWOOD LUMBER, GREEN OR DRY, DELIVERED TO OUR YARD. GENERAL BOX COMPANY Warferiton, N. C. Telephone: 257-3100 ? CONCRETE BLOCKS COMMON BRICK FACE BRICK MORTAR - CEMENT MASON'S LIME ' WILSON BUILDING SUPPLY R IVER ROAD LOUISBURG, N. G. Deaths MRS. HALLIE S. OAKLEY Mrs. Hallie Stroud Oakley, i 66, of Rt. 2, Lpuisburg passed away Tuesday at the Franklin Memorial Hospital. She had been a resident ot Franklin County for the past 24 years and was a member of the Tally Ho Baptist Church at Stem. Funeral services were held to day at White Funeral Home at f '2 p.m. with the Rev. Aubrey Tomlinson officiating. Burial p followed in the Oakwood Ceme- | tery. Survivors Include one daugh ter. Mrs. Frances Duke of Rt. 4, Louisburg; two sons, William Ray T. of Elmira, N. Y.; two sisters, Mrs. J. E. Wilder of Franklinton, and Miss Minnie Stroud of Asheboro; two broth- . ers, Jack Stroud of Franklfnton, and George Stroud of Asfie boro; six grandchildren, three great-grandchildren ^nd seven i nieces and nephews 4 ? / . J. VASSAR WINSTCN ? Creedmoor ? J. Vassar Win ston, 7$, a retired tobacco buy- : er, 'died Tuesday. Funeral services' were conducted today at 10 a.m. at the Creedmoor Methodist Church by the Rev. J. C. Alexander, assisted by the Rev. C. Ray Frye. Burial was in Creedrhoor Cemetery. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Lois Rogers Winston; and one sister, Mrs. Minnie Pearce of Rt. 1, Franklinton. MRS. L ESSIE P. GUPTON Louisburg ? Mrs. Lessie Pearl Gupton, 62, of Rt. 2, Louisburg, died Wednesday. Funeral services will be held at the Wood Baptist Church, of which she was a member, at 2 p.m. Friday with the Rev. Everett Parson officiating, as sisted by the Rev. Robert Boone. Burial will W in the family cemetery near the home. She was a Sunday School teacher for 17 years, a life-time resi dent of Franklin County, secre tary of the WMS for 15 years and superintendent of the church for a number of years. Survivors include her hus band, BennieGupton; two daugh ters, Mrs. Inez Griffin of Rt. 1, Castalia and Mrs. Joe Denton of Rt. 2, Louisburg; one son, Bennie R. Gupton of Rt. 2, Louisburg; one sister, Mrs. : Matthew Gupton of Butner; two i brothers, Cloice ahd Bur nett, both of Louisburg; and eight grandchildren. I Poppy Day Facts ; The American Legion Auxili- \ tary reports that wearing a poppy on Poppy Day will honor the { more than half-million Ameri- < cans who died and the nearly j one-million wounded during i both World Wars and the Ko- t j rean Conflict. i "Sew" Right for Summer * y^ou can wander almost any *- place in this appealing A-line ; sleeveless dress with cool low rut square neck and scollop j ?ollared curved jacket. Xo as* iur^ fashion flattery, a 20" Talon! Zephyr zipper is featured. Make it from Hutterick's pattern] S3503 and when ironing always! use a press cloth over nylon coil zippers and synthetic fabrics. Health And Beauty Far more than anything else father than your complexion) /our teeth are responsible for your good looks It is true that people with very good teeth and oeautiful teeth take them for granted and even abuse them. Your teeth are responsible for the younger or older con tour of your face. They de :ermine the pugnacious jaw or :he sadly receding chin. They sven determine whether you will ievelop the aging habit of pull ing your upper lip down over four teeth when you do smile. Many older people who have tad unsightly teeth all their lives have to be taugjjt to smile ifter a dentist has capped their :eeth. If, you don't think an attractive smile Is important, |ust think how many songs have seen written about the effects af a smile. We are told the emotional ( benefits of cosmetic dentistry are so startling that the cap ping of unsightly teeth has ac :urbed people get well more rapidly. Dentists and .orthodontists lave all kinds Of newly devel oped techniques up their ileeves. Front teeth which ire too long for an attractive Lppea ranee or proper bite, can >e skillfuljy filed toproper^size n a matter of minutes. Your K teeth may not be >erfect, but you Ilk? them Just is they are. If this is lucky fou, all you will, need to do s to take the proper care of hem with regular dentist vis is and proper foods. Franklin Mem. Hospital Notes I The following were patients ? in the hospital Thursday morn | in*: WHITE -PATIENTS: Ida Jean Ayscue, Franklinton; Bronis Burnette, Louisburg; Pattie" Whgeler Cash, Louis burg; Margie Arnold Cham j blee, Louisburg; Carolyn ' Jeanette Dunn, Wake Forest;' Henry Kenneth Frazier, Frank linton; Lena Wood Green, Spring Hope; Elnora Gupton, Louis burg; , Linwood L. Gupton, Louisburg. Rufus Harris, Louisburg; Jessie Mustian | Harts ell, Loulsbur-g; Isabel ?~tj}antter ? -F-r^ftki+ntofH j PrisciMa Hight, Louisburg; j Bobby L. Hill, Youngs vllle; Robert C. HiU, Louisburg; Curtis Duke Horton, Louis burg, Notie Peaifl House, Louisburg; Mamie Wright Hudson, Louisburg; George Ir- j vin Hunt, Louisburg; Rose E. Jones, Franklinton; Lois G. Jouroigan, Henderson; Staley Claude Journigan, Henderson;: Gertrude Kearney, Louisburg; J Lizzie E. King, Bunn; Edmond j Cooper Lamm, Castalia; James C. Lancaster, Jr., Louisburg; Essie Ctfnyers May, Franklin ton; Sudie K. Morton, Frank- j linton; Joanne Lewfe Mullen, Z'ebulon; V. E. Osborne, Louis burg; Viola Leonard Parrish, Louisbui-g; Johnny Morris Pat terson, Henderson; Betsy Davis Pearce, Zebulon; Lora G. Per ry, Franklinton;. Silas Powell, Louisburg; Flora Preddy, Franklinton; Thomas Wheiess, Louisburg; Claude Elvis Wil liams, Franklinton; Carolyn Shear in Rowe, Louisburg. WHITE BIRTHS Carolyn and B. T. Howe, Jr., of Loulsburg, N. C. announce, the birth of a boy, born on May 20, 1965. * Rose and Bobby "R. Jones of Frankllnton, N. C. announce the birth of a girl, born' on May 19, 1?M. I COLORED PATIENTS. Eugene Foster, Loulsburg; Mahalla W. Frlson, Loulsburg; Harriet Klngsberry, Loulsburg; Ernestine Wilder, Frankllnton; Bessie Wright, Loulsburg. Wrong Customer A man rushed Into a bar and asked the bartender, who was busy wiping the bar, if he knew anything that would stophlcups. The bartender's answer was a slap across the man's face with the wet bar towel. Surprised and furious, the stranger^ demanded the reason for such action. -With a placating grin, the bar tender replied: "Well, you haven't got any hiccups now, have you?" "I never had any," the man said Indignantly* "I wanted something for -my wife. She's out in tWe car.'* In Fashion Now Swimsuits this season come In a variety of styles. A feature o f the new suits is the uncovered shoulder--only one is covered with a strap or bow. A favortte material is stretch nylon. Bareness is also apparent In | other beachwear. One outfit with a long skirt has one un covered shoulder and "4 bare j mldrif. Short shifts are used to cover bikinis--crepe or sharkskin are two favoijed fabrics. Pastor Sentenced Greensboro, N. C .--When the Reverend' Nicholas \1. ^i<aras ran a red light, Judge BetYj^-j min Miles * dismissed courts charges provided he would, preach one sermon a year on, traffic safety. 4 The 45-year-; old pastor of the' Greek Ortho dox Church sa\d he would. Differences of opinion are the stimuli that lead to honest con conclusions if anybody wants to be intellectually honest. The man who admits a foolish act is to be trusted. The "wise ?uy" who is never wrong, is a fool; leave him alone. iDLN THE MIXMAICH CAME ? -Now vou can create/ . a whole summer sports wardrobe from one paflern. Madras-type cotton is tlie choice for a hooded parka, Bermuda shorts, and a wrap skirt For mix-match pos sibilities. choose white cotton for the bateau-necked lVlhn<?? nn I'vtr n pa ir of shorts. All made from Sim FRESH PIT COOKED PIG AND CHICKEN ? BAR-B-QUE SUPPCRS AND PLATES AVAILABLE BEA'S PLACE BUNN, N. C. GY6-5286 I^QUALiiYFOODS FRYERS 270 WHITE SEAL ln . BACON "- 490 KRAFT SQUEEZE 2 F0R MUSTARD 25(| COBLE'S ALL FLAVORS ICE MILKu39(| POCAHONTAS * &beans$1 .001 LIVER '? 29t EDGEMONT SMOKED PICNICS" 33C SWIFT PREMIUM - STEAKS 890 SIRLOIN ROUND Lb' T-BONE OVEN FRESH LONG LOAF BREAD 250 Reg. Loaves np. 2 ?' 35 1 WYNNE'S SUPER MARKET Open Til 10 P.M. 6 Days A Week We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities. Free Delivery FORD INSURANCE AGENCY JOHN WILLIAMSON CHARLIE FORD UPSTAIRS O'NEAL DRUG BLDG. tOUISBURG ABC STORE bick'ett OLD PLANTERS WAREHOUSE J, OFFICE LOUISBURG MOTORS NEW OFFICE STREET LATER OFFICE PLANTERS WAREHOUSE BLVD IS ON THE MOVE - FORD VILLAGE - TO FORDS WAREHOUSE ' J, HOUSE FURNITURE CO. " ? \ ROSE LLOYD ~ JIMMY MARTIN - V ; - A ? - FORD VILLAGE - \ SPEED WASH PERK'S BARBER SHOP ROBERSON ELECTRIC SERVICE IGA SUPERMARKET - OFFICE ' ALSO IN FRANKLINTON
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