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FOR SALE
FOR SALE ? Oates. Ellis
M'edlin, Rt. 2, Zebulon.
10-26.28 pd
SPOTS before your eyes ?
on your new carpet ? re
move them with Blue Lustre.
Kent electric sbampooer $1.
H.C. Taylor. 10-26
FOR SALE ? On<?Wood, coal
or electric cook ilcje. 1919
Ford pickup, 1954 Chev
rolet car, Oil heater, soy
bean bay, mule fertilizer
distributor. Seico tiller plow
and wood saw fit John
Deere and M Tractor. Con
tact Willie Conn near T. H.
Dickens Store.
10-21,26 pi}
WANTED
WAITRESSES ? Neat appear
ing girls of good character.
18-40 years. No experience
necessary as we wiil train
you. Some part time posi
tions available. Excellent
salary plus tips, hospitaliz
ation, paid vacations, etc.
Apply in persoROo Shflney's
Big Boy Restaurant, Down
town Blvd. Raleigh.
10-14.19,21,26,28; 11-2,4,9 cb
SEVERAL good territories
open. Customers to see our
exciting new Christmas line.
YOU show them and earn
big weekly income with
Avon. Write or call 496
4261 at night, Mrs. Edna
Inscoe, Rt. 1,. Castalia, N.C.
10-21,26 ch
INCOME ? SI* ARK TIME
No selling. Refill and collect
money from New Type coin
operated dispensers In this
area. Must have car, refer
ences, $550 to $1850 cash.
Ten hours weekly can net
excellent income. More time
can result In more money.
For personal Interview write
CO-REP, INC.. 6490 VIR
GINIA AVE., PITTSBURGH.
PA., 15202. Include phone
number. 10-26
Salesman wanted
Outstanding Opportunity.
Due to the recent promotion
of of our salesmen to
manager we now have an
opening for a salesman or
a young man to train for
salesman. Apply In person
only.
THE SINGER CO.
108 E. Hargett St.
Raleigh, N. C.
Legal Notice
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
in accordance with the require
ments of Section 160-175 of the
General Statutes of North Caro
lina that the Louisburg Town
Council will hold a public
hearing on a proposed amend
ment and revision to the present
Zoning Ordinance of the Town of
Louisburg, at 7:30 p.m. on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1965,
at the Town Council Room lor
cated In the Armory Building
in the Town of Louisburg,
North Carolina.
Said proposed changes being
as follows; To extend B-2
Zone on the West side of South
Main Street from the present
boundary of B-2 Zone South to
the Mineral Springs Road, and
to change the area South of the
present B-2 zone to read 44 B-2"
Instead of "R-2" on the Official
Zoning Map of the Town of
Louisburg.
All Interested persons are in
vited to attend.
? This 19th day of October, 1965.
KATHERINE D. GUPTON,
TOWN CLERK FOR THE TOWN
OF LOUISBURG
October 19, 26
NOTICE OF RESiLF, OF
V ALL* ABLE HEAL ESTATE
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE
of the power and authority'
cbiltained in that certain
Order of Resale made on the
19th day of October, 1965.
by the Honorable- .Ralph S.
Knott, Clerk of the Super- j
ior Court of Franklin. Coun- 1
FOR SALE
Ky. 31 Fescue Seed. 12c
Pound. Cleaned And
Ready To Plant.
MORT HARRIS
Rl. 4, Louisburg
USED TRACTOR
BARGAINS
1?671 Ford Diesel
1 ? 860 Ford with Live
PTO
1?640 Ford
2 ? 8N Fords
2 ? 9N Fords
1 ? (Farmall Cub
1?240 International
1 ? John Deere A
Tjiese tractors recondition
.ed, .painted, and new tires
r-where necessary.
NEW FORD TRACTORS
GANOLlSK * DimRL
KALKK A SKR\ I(T,
FARM TRACTORV
EQUIPMENT CO.. Inc.
I\ O. H??\ 727
Telephone .ienevH H-8185
Heudi ion, ('.
Dependable
FCX Seeds
Pay Off At I
i Harvest J
You can depend on PCX for highest quality seeds . . the'
kind of ?ced> which give you satisfying yields Such seeds
did not) happen by accident. They are the result of years of
research and experiment jtion by leading breeders of the
Carolina*. the nation and the world When you plant FCX
Seeds, you can do so with confidence They represent the
best available anywhere. S** your . nearest FCX Store or
Dealer Agent for all of your fall seed requirements.
SMALL GRAINS PASTURE COVER CROPS
A WE FILL ASCS ORDERS
LOHISBURG
FCX SERVICE
BICKETT BLVD. LOUISBURG, N. C.
ty. North Carolina, in that
certain Special Proceeding
entitled. "B. F. Dorsey. Ad
ministrator. C.T.A. of the
Estate of Sallie C. House, et
a Is. Ex Parte", the Commis
sioner will on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3,
1003
at or about the h<?ur of 12:00
o'clock Noon EST. at the
Courthouse door in Louis
burg, Franklin County. North
Carolina, offer for resale at
public, auction to the highest
bidder for cash, upon an
opening bid of $5,300 00 that
certain tract -of land situ
ate, lying and being in Cedar
Rock Township. Frankhu
Coihity, North Carolina, and
more particularly described
as follows:
That certain tract or par
cel of land situate, lying and
being in Cedar Rock Town
ship. Franklin County. North
Carolina, being bounded on
the North by County Road
No. 1425. on the East by
Bartholomew, on the South
U>y Dorsey. and on the West
by Murphy and White Level
Baptist Church and being
more narticularly described
as follows:
BEGINNING at & point in
the center line of County
Road No. 1425.vsaid point
being the Northeast corner
for the White Level Baptist
Church Lot and the North
west corner for the tract of
land herein described; run
ning thence along the center
line of County Road No.
1425. South 86 degrees 15
minutes East 291.4 feet to
a point in the center line of
said road; running thence
along the center line of said
road. South 83 degrees 00
minutes East 163.5 feet to
a point in the center line of
said road; running thence
along the Bartholomew line
and leaving said road, South
9 degrees* 00 minutes West
1819 feet to a stake; run
ning thence along the Dorsey
line North 86 degrees 00
minutes West 557.7 feet to
a stake; running thence a
long the Murphy line, North
5 degrees 45 minutes East
14 41 feet to a stake. South
west corner for White Level
Baptist -Church; running
thence along the Southern
line of the White Level Bap
tist Church Lot, South ii2
degrees 4 5 minutes East
255.5 feet; running thcjne?
along the Eastern line of
said*Chtrrch Lot. North 6
degrees 00 minutes East
185.5 feet to a stake; run
ning thence North 85 degrees
00 minutes West 70 feet to
a stake; running thence
North 7, degrees 30 minutes
East 211 feet to the point
and place of Beginning, con
tainlng TWENTY - THREE
(23) ACRES, mora or less,
according to Map of Phil R.
Inscoe. entitled. ^'Mlap ?f
Land Surveyed for Bert Hor
sey. et al. known as Tract
No. 2 of the T. C. Collins*
J)ivif^ion of 1925. and allotted
to Sallie House," said Map
being iated July. 1965, to
which Map reference is here
bv made for a more complete
?and adequate description.
TOBACCO ALLOTMENT:
ATTENTION
FARMERS
Iw e Are Now
[Spreading Bulk
Lime, Filling ASC
Orders for Seed,
.Fertilizer and
' Lime.
ESSO KEROSENE,/
HEATING OIL, !
L. P. GAS j
L. H. DICKENS !
& SON I
RT
LOUIS&URG, N C. i
Won t Vanish
Some one-company insurance
salesmen vanish after >ou buy a
policy. Not independent insur
ance agents. As independent
apents. *e give you continuing,
personal service. If you have a
loss ue're at your side, seeing
that your claim
is paid fast,
fairly . Gel added
service at no
added cost. Stop
in soon.
HODGES
INSURANCE
AGENCY
Phone Gy 6-366B
N. Main St.
Louisburg. N. C
"THE 100"
We Support
Louisburg College
1965
Legal Notice
2.16 Acres
The purchaser is to receive
no rent for the year 1965
and is not to obtain posses
sion of said land until Jan
uary 1, 1366. The successful
bidder will be required to
make a deposit of ten per
cent ( 10 9c ) of the purchase
price as evidence of food
faith.
This the 19th day of Octo
ber. 1965
CHARLES M. DAVISi
Commissioner.
10-26; 11-2
FXBfTTOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as Exe
cutor of the estate of Cor
nelia H. Murphy, deceased,
late of Franklin County.
North Carolina, this is to
notify all persons having
claims against the estate of
said deceased to exhibit them
to the undersigned on or be*'
fore the 19th day of April.
1966. or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their re
covery. All persons indebted
to said estate will please
make immediate payment.
This 19th day of October,
1965.
HAROLD R MURPHY.
Rt. 1. Louisburg.
Executor.
10-19.26; 11-2.9
Dr. Richard C. Whitfield
Optometrist
Louiaburg. N. C.
Ground Floor Dr. Perry'a
Building
Hours:'
1:30 to 5:00 P M. Phone
Daily Except Wed. GY 6-4165
John F Matthews
Attorney & Counsellor at Law
Practice In All Courta
215 Court Street
Phone 496-3523 or 496-34S6
Loulsburg. N. C.
Hours by Appointment
DR. J. R. EATMAN
Chiropractor
Cameron Village
Raleigh. N. C.
Office Hrs 9-5 " Phone
Mon. thru Sat. R2R4063
Wed. Evenings TE284 44
Beam & Beam
Attorneys at Law
Loulsburg, N. C.
Office In Professional Bldg.
On Court Street
Practice In All Courta
LUMPKIN. LI MPKIN *
Mfi
Attorneys
Loulsburg. N. C.
Ground Floor Office. Next to
Harris Pharmacy
Practice In Franklin and Sur
rounding Counties, and In
Federal Court
Hill Yarboroueh
Charles Yarhorough
Lawyers
Ground Floor Office In
Yarhorough Bldg oil Main 8t.
Second Rull^llng from
Post Office
Loulsburg. N. C.
Telephone' GY 6-3185
General Practice In All Courta
Publicity is a dangerous habit;
some people make fools of
themselves over a little bit of
it.
Franklin Mem.
The following were patients
In the hospital Tuesday morn
ing:
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WHITE PATIENTS ,
Helen Ruth Allen, Wake For
est; Robert Lee Ayscue, Cas
talla; Mary Beaty Bass, Louls
burg; Martha Mae Breed love,
Frankllnton; Nona B. Brewer,
Loulsburg; Wesley Burton Bur
natte, Loulsburg; Bruce Cole
Chamblee, Loulsburg; Rose
Champion, Loulsburg; Sylvia
Ann Champion, Loulsburg; Na
dlne Collins. Loulsburg; Gertie
Winston Conyers, Loulsburg;
Katherlne Ford, Loulsburg;
Mattle Lou Fuller, Loulsburg;
Birdie Baker Griffin, Louls
burg, Sollle J. Howard, Louls
burg, Sue E, Jernlgan, Louts
i r
Hospital Notes
burg, Haul Sinter Joyner,
Frankllnton; Wyatt W. Lane,
Frankllnton; MUdreB Duncan
Llde, Frankllnton; Virginia Mc
Ghee, Frankllnton; Essie C.
May, Frankllnton; Roy Moor*,
Loulsburg, Sue Strickland
Moore, Loulsburg; Lemuel P.
Murphy, Loulsburg; Douglas
Oakes, Loulsburg; Brooks Par
rlsh, Loulsburg; Nettle W.
Pearce, Zebulon; Geralda Per
ry, Loulsburg; Rufus G. Place,
Loulsburg; Estelle Robertson,
Loulsburg; William Kenneth
Sherron, Frankllnton; Peggy
Griffin Smith, Loulsburg; Ev
erette B. Spencer, Loulsburg;
Zelma Tllley, Loulsburg, Bar
bara VaughAn, Frankllnton;
Lucy Wheeler, Frankllnton;
Thomas Wheless, Loulsburg;
Phillip B. Wilson, .Loulsburg;
Dorsey Wrenn, Sr., Loulsburg;
Katie WUson, Loulsburg; Iris
Champion, Loulsburg;
WHITE BIRTHS
Jerry Lee . and Helen Ruth
Allen, Rt 3, Wake Forest, N. C.,
announce the birth of a son,
born Oct. 2^, 1985?
COLORED PATIENTS
Delia Joyce Anderson, Spring
Hope; Raymond C. Basket,
Lbiflsburg; William Branch,
Loulsburg; Will Harris, Hen
derson; Early Hartsfleld,
Loulsburg; Shepherd Johnson,
Loulsburg; Louis Person,
Loulsburg; Lela Webb, Louls
burg, Dora WUUams, Louls
burg; Jessie Williams,. Louls
burg, George Felix Edgerton,
Lou Ls burg,
COLORED BIRTH3
Augusta and Dora Williams,
Rt. 3, Louis burg, N. C., an
nounce the birth of a girl, born
Oct. 25, 1965.
Expert
As the FBI agent passed
through the village he noted
amaxlng evidence of target
shooting. There were number
less bull's-eyes on fences with
a bullet hole exactly through
the center. He wanted to meet
the marksman and was In
troduced to the village Idiot.
"How do you shoot like that?",
he asked.
"Easy," was the answer.
"I shoot first and draw the
circle afterward."
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AUCTION SALE
- BILL YOUNG TOBACCO FARM - FRANKLIN COUNTY
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1^65,
11:00 O'CLOCK A.M.
WE WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION. FOR CASH, ON THE PREMISES IN HARRIS TOWNSHIP.
FRANKLIN COUNTY. N C , AT THE BILL YOUNG HOMEPLACE. ON N. C. HIGHWAY NO. 401. ABOUT
6 MILES SOUTH OF LOUISBURG AND 24 MILES NORTH OF RALEIGH. N C , THE BILL YOUNG
HOMEPLACE - TWO TRACTS.
FIRST TRACT CONTAINING 114-</2 ACRES
SECOND TRACT CONTAINING 27-|/2 ACRES
LARGE TRACT HAS 3,000 FEET ROAD FRONTAGE ON
N. C. HIGHWAY NO. 401
SMALL TRACT HAS ROAD FRONTAGE ON CLIFTON'S POND ROAD
NEAR HARRIS SCHOOL.
1965 ALLOTMENTS ' ' 6
TOBACCO 5.77 ACRES 9290 POUNDS
COTTON - 2.3 ACRES
CORN ? 9 ACRES
VALUABLE GROWING TIMBER
THIS FARM HAS 6 ROOM RESIDENCE SITUATE ON HIGHWAY NO 401 CENTRALLY LOCATED
BETWEEN LOUISBURG AND RALEIGH. N. C.
TIME: 11:00 O'CLOCK A.M., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3D, 1965 ... ??? ? , . ? -
PLACE: IN FRONT OF THE BILL YOUNG HOME HOUSE ON N.C.H. 401, SIX MILES
SOUTH OF LOUISBURG AND 24 MILES NORTH OF RALEIGH.
MAPS CAN BE SEEN AT OUR OFFICE.
LUMPKIN, LUMPKIN & DAVIS,
ATTORNEYS FOR OWNER 5
LOUISBURG, NORTH CAROLINA
? , PHONE: 496-3171
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for
Convenience
i
At First Federal convenience is many things.
/' 1 Convenience is free parking for our
customers beside our new office build
ing at 202 North Main in Louisburg.
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Convenience is odr drive-up
window where you can transact your
, business right from your car.
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Convenience is saving by mail,
using our free save-by-mail envelopes
and we pay postage both ways. _/ ?
Convenience is being open
morning and afternoons, 9 to 4, Mon
day through Friday PLUS 9 to 12 noon
on every Saturday morning.
When it comes to convenience,
more people think first of First Fed
eral Savings & Loan, the convenient
place to save in Louisburg.
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