Franklin Mem.
Hospital Notes
The following .were patients
In the hospital Tuesday morn
ings ,
WHITE PATIENTS
Pearl Arnold, Loulsburg; No
bla Bottom, Loulsburg; Hill man
J. Cash, Loulsburg; Lizzie Col
lins, Castalla; Curtis L. ttivls,
Castalla; Cleveland ?' Driver,
Youngsvllle; Margaret G. Driv
er, Loulsburg; Berteen P. Ed
wards, Loulsburg; Dorothy P.
Fuller, Loulsburg; Linda Grif
fin, Loulsburg; Jessie M,
Hartsell, Loulsburg; Notle
Pearl House, Loulsburg; Leon
Huff, Loulsburg; Tyree Lan
caster, Loulsburg; Wyatt W.
Lane, Frankllnton; Essie C.
May, Frankllnton; Ada Mozelle
Murphy., Loulsburg^ Lucy B.
Mustlan, Loulsburg; Coleen W.
Ott, Loulsburg Doris Jean
Paschall, Frankllnton; Rosa
Shadrach, Lbulsburg; Davis
Tlppett, Oxford; Janet T. West,
Loulsburg; Ruth Wester, Louls
burg; Thomas Wheless, Louls
burg; Lena E. Wilder, Spring
Hope; Lennle Wood, Loulsburg;
Doris - A. Wynne, Loulsburg;
WHITE BIRTHS
Linda and Larny Griffin of
Rt. 2, Loulsburg, N. C., an
nounce the birth of a girl, born
on August 21, 1965.
COLORED PATIENTS
Baby Boy Branch, Loulsburg;
Henry Crews, Frankllnton; Val
lle Mae Dunston, Frankllnton;
James E. Howard, Klttrell;
Alice Rogers, Bunn.
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Cats are hardy animals. A
few precautions on your part
can keep your cat In the best
of health. However, be on the
alert for any of the following
symptoms:
TEETH AND GUMS: When
a cat has trouble with his teeth,
he cannot eat but stares at
his food and drools excessive
ly." Consult your veterinarian
immediately. Frequently, cats
suffering from gum disease,
have large amounts of black
tartar around thetr teeth at j
the gum line. Hard calcium- ;
like deposits are best con
trolled by feeding a semi-solid i
cat food, such as moistened or |;
Marriage Announced
MRS NED COLEMAN
Mr. and Mrs. James Linwood
Gupton of Louisburg, N. C.,
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Maria Manning, to
Mr. Ned Coleman, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Wayne Cole
man, Jr., of Ford, Virginia.
dry Purina Cat Chow. As the
cat eats, the semi-solid food
massages and strengthens the
gums. When your cat Is four
or five years old, a veteri
narian should remove any tar
tar deposits which have ac
cumulated.
FLEAS: Fleas annoy the cat i
and often carry worms and oth
er infections. Your veterinar
ian can recommend a good com
mercial flea powder approved
for cats. Never use a dog
flea powder for cats.
WORMS: Symptoms include
a dull coat, inflamed and wa
tery eyes, sneezing, coughing
and vomiting. The cat de
velops a ravenous appetite, but
does not gain weight. Fortu
nately, treatment of worms is
simple and recovery rapid onde^
you place your cat under a vgt?
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The wedding took place on the
eleventh of August 1965 at
8 o'clock In the evening at
St. Mark's Methodist Church
in Petersburg, Va. The Rev
erend J. G. Long, Jr., officiat
ed.
erinarian's care.
If other symptoms such as
red, watery eyes, diarrhea, loss
of appetite, acute swelling, or
repeated coughing and sneezing
occur, take your cat to a veter
inarian immediately.
Of all the cats in children's
literature, Lewis Carroll's
Cheslre specimen was, per
haps, the most exasperating.
His knack of appearing and
disappearing at will was de
cidedly unnerving to Alice.
Though he did give her some
good advice: ?
"Which way ought I to go
from here?"' she asked.
"That depends," tie said sens
ibly, "on where you want to
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If you're considering Hhe ad
dition of a oat Jo i^our family,
you ana your cnuaren are in
for an enjoyable experience.
The first step In choosing a
kitten or cat Is to look for
a solidly built animal. Feel
the body gently. ? Look for
tlear eyes, clean ears, firm
pink mouth, glossy coat with
out bare patches, and a firm,
muscular body.
Other tips to remember: don't
leave milk In the bowl all day.
If It's not consumed within two
or three hours, remove it.
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Bunn
Mrs. Donald Flood and
children, Barry and Susan,
visited the Masonic and East
ern Star Hf/me In Greensboro
Thursday, PI- lends from,Zebu<
Ion went with them. Mrs. Flood
visitecr iwr mother, mtst ' Ect
Parrlsh at Wake MemorlalSun
day. .
Mr. and Mrs. George Gray
from Jefferson City, Tenn.,
were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Cha'rles Richardson last week.
They "Spent several days at
Carolina Beach.
Mr. and ' Mrs. beclmo Gay
and Mr. and Mrs. C. W. White
returned Friday from- several
days' stay In the mountains.
Enroute they visited relatives
and friends at Davidson Coir
lege, Mars Hlil and Charlotte
Mr. and Mrs. Vf . A. Andrews, j
jt., Ellen and Art visited Ni
agara Falls last week, Including
the Gardens oKthe Canadian
side. They stopped In Wash
ington for sightseeings
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Edwards,
and son Roy* of Norfolk, Va^
spent a few days last week
with Mr. and Mrs, G. T, White.
Their daughter, Anna Joyce,
plans to attend Old Dominion
College this year.
Mrs. B. F. Flood was honored
by a surprise birthday dinner
Sunday.
Mrs. R. L. Murray of Mars
Hill is visiting her sister, Mrs.
G. F. Alford, at the home of
the L. F. Perry's.
Franklinton
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Langston
of Foxworth, Mississippi, have
returned home after visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Poole.
Mary Gordon East has re
turned home after a visit with
the Oscar Davis family In
Rome, Georgia. While lnGeor
gla she went to Atlanta to see
The Beetles In person.
Mrs. Louis Wilson, Barbara
Jean, Mrs. Ralph Burgln and
Johnny Moore of Arlington, Vir
ginia, have returned home after
visiting Mrs. H. F. Fuller.
Miss Frances Wortham toured
western North Carolina last
week with relatives.
Sanderlins Celebrate Golden Anniversary
Mr and Mrs. .William Tal
mage Sanderlln were honored
at a dinner Saturday evening
at 6 -30 at Ballentlnes In Raleigh,
celebrating their Golden Wed
ding Anniversary. 18*15-1965.
The hosts for the occasion
were their daughters and hus
bands, Mr. and Mrs. Gernon
Aubert Nlmmo of Chuckatuck,
Va. and Mr. and Mrs. John
Ellis Wooten, Jr., of Wake
Forest, N. C.
Dr. and Mrs. James B. Whe
less greeted the guests at the
door. - '
Members of the receiving
line, which was composed of
the hosts, the honorees, and
the seven grandchildren, were
Introduced by Mr. and Mrs.
Wilbur Jolly.
A second receiving line, mem
bers of which were Introduced
by Mrs. John Wooten, Sr., of
Wake Forest, was composed of
Mr and Mrs. Hobson Sajiderlln
of Cduncll, N. C., brother and
sister-in-law of Mr. Sanderlln:
Mr and Mrs. G. B. Young of
Hickory , brother and sister
in-law of Mrs. Sanderlln; and
Kir, and Mrs. PembertOn Light
foot xf Tampa, Fla., sister and
brothe>^n-law of Mr. Sander
lln- \ __
Mr. and m\ E. S. Ford In
vited the gueststo an appointed
table where Mrs.fejward Bar
tholomew and Mrs. Charles P.
Green poured punch. Assisting
were Mrs. Paul T. Harretf, of
Wake Forest, and Mrs. Tommy
Harris.
The arrangements throughout
the room and the table decora
tions were of yellow and gold
The U-shaped dining table and
the punch table were decorated
with arrays of golden rapture
roses and yellow pompons with
gilded smllax leaves In brass
and crystal bowls and with brass
candelabra.
The wedding cake was three
tiered topped with golden
wedding bells surrounded by
yellow roses.
Mrs. Sanderlln wore a gown
of Imported white cotton with
Unen lace Insertion bands over
pale yellow. The trlmmlngwas
of pale yellow satin. She wore
a corsage of yellow-throated
cymbldlum orchids. .
Mr. Sanderlln wore a yellow
boutonnlere as did Mr. Young,
who was the only person pres
ent who was In the Sanderlln |
Sweet Summer Standby
With a frosty pitcher of Iced decaffeinated coffee on hand, you
are ready to offer a heartening summer drink to guests of all
ages ? morning, noon, or night. Plain ice will dilute the coffee,
so have Coffee Ice Cubes handy. To make these, pour about 3
cups of brewed decaffeinated coffee Into an Ice cube tray and
freeze until firm. For Ice cream buffs, top each cool glass of
coffee with a scoop of Ice cream, or make this creamy-good
refresher.
Coffee Frosted
2 cups brewed Sanka Coffee, chilled
1 pint vanilla, coffee, or chocolate .
Ice cream
Coffee Ice Cubes
Combine coffee and Ice cream In shaker, glass Jar, electric
blender, or bowl. Shake, blend, or beat with rotary beater until
thick and fluffy. Serve over Coffee Ice Cubes In tall glasses.
Makes 3 cups or 2 large servlnfts.
TEXTURED LOOK In high
favor is the all-white cq*
tume of rich 1> textured cot
ton piqiuv Carved buttons
accent the jacket's curved
closing and Rive a panel ef
fect to the skirt By McClin
toek of California
wedding.
Relatives present were:
North Carolina? Mr. and Mrs.
Hobson Sanderlln, Mrs. Jane S.
Morgan, Duke Morgan, Hobson
S. Morgan, of Council; Mrs.
Lloyd Collier, Jr., of White
vine; Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Young,
of Hickory; Mr. and Jrfrs. Ken
Keever, Debra Keever1, of Shel
by; Mr. and Mrs. J. p.lYoung,
Phillip Young, of Sanforo; Mr.
and Mrs. Brooks Ridge, "Michael
Ridge, Mr. and Mrs. Preston
Covington, of Charlotte; Mr.
and Mrs. Gerald Young, Eugene
MR AND MRS SANDERLIN
Sandy Creek ? ?
Mr. and Mrs. Richard E.
Lewis and family -have returned
to their home in Mansfield,
Ohio, after a ten-day visit with
Mrs. Lewis's mother, Mrs.
Kathleen N. Gupton, In Sandy
Creek.
I DEATHS I
MRS. MAGGIE L MITCHELL'
Funeral services for Mrs.
Maggie I. Mitchell, 87, Of Rt. 1,
Loulsburg, who died Wednes
day, were held at 3 p.m. Fri
day at the New Hope Christian
Church, of which she was a
member, by the Rev. Leslie
WJcker. Burial was In the
Mitchell family cemetery.
Survivors Include four daugh
ters, Mrs. Gladys Arnold and
Mrs. Artllla Floyd, both of
Rt. 1, Loulsburg, Mrs. Inez
Pippin of Rt. 1, Youngsvllle
and Mrs. Maxls Tant of Wilson;
-News From
Hollywood
According to an autopsy made
on.the body of stage and screen
actress Nancy Carroll, her
death seems natural with no
evidence of foul play.
A new film version of Tarzan
titled "Tarzan *66" features
Mike Henry fis a Tarzan who
drives aCadillac, wears clothes
and fights an Army tank.
Acadenfy Award winning An
dre Previn will again return
to Warner Bros, to compose the
background score for the mov
ie, "The Moving Target."
Mia Farrow Is. studying
guitar to accompany herself
on tier new album.
Producer David O. Selznlck,
63, died recently of a heart
attack. He Is survived by his
wife, actress Jennifer Jones,
and two sons, by a previous
marriage.
Young, of Mars Hill;
Florida-Mr. ajxl Mrs. W. P.
Llghtfoot, Misses Wendy and
Stephanie Taylor and McRae
Taylof , all of Tampa: *
Mr. Robert McRae Taylor,
Houston, Texas; Miss BMty
Luell Capozzl, ttiston, Mass.;
apd grandchildren? Mr. and
Mr?. Dennis Wood and Misses
Ann and Nancy Sanderlln Nlm
mo, of Chuckatuck, Va.; John
Ellis Wooten, 3rd, BUI Sander
lln^Wooten and Miss Shirley
Katherlne Wooten, all of Wake
Forest.
Out-of-town guests were
former Congressman and Mrs.
Graham A. Barden, Mr. and
Mrs. Louis B. Daniel, and Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas M. Maultsby,
all of New Bern, N, C.; and
Mrs. John Wooten, Sr., of
Wake Forest, N. C.
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two sons, Clyde and Lucas
Mitchell, both of Rt. 1, Youngs
ville; and 22 grandchildren.
FRANK V. AVENT, JR.
Rocky Mount ? Funeral serv
ices for Frank Vernon Avent,
Jr., 54, who died Sunday, will
be conducted today at 4 p.m.
at Johnson Funeral Home In
Rocky Mount by the Rev. L. P.
Jackson. 3urlal will be In
Forest Hill Cemetery In Nash
ville.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Bernlce Williamson Avent; two
sons, Capt. Frank. Avent III and
Daniel V. Avent of Rocky Mount;
two brothers, W. M. and T. V. (
Avent of Rt. 2, Whltakers; one
sister, Mrs. E. G. Nelms of I
Lou is burg.
He *as a member of the
Nashville Methodist Church,
a graduate of Blackstone Mili
tary Academy, a' Master Mason
in Morning Star Lodge No.. 85,
where he served as past master.
He was a member of the Sudaa
Temple and the York Rit$s
Masons. was a memtjer of
the Rocky Mount Elks Lodge and
of the Grotto. He was a farmer
andjand ewner In Nash Courtty^
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