Mrs. Brown
Is ALA Hostess
(Frk. B.W.) The Frankllnton
unit of the American Legion
Auxiliary met at the home of
Mrs. C. W. Brown Monday
evening.
Assisted by Mr. Roland
Owens, Mrs. Marvin Hardy
showed slides of her trip to
Alaska during the summer.
Miss Nellie Whitfield pre
sided over the business ses
sion at which time Mrs. George
Cooke gave a financial report.
Plans were made for some
of, the Auxiliary members to
work In the Gift Shop at Ve
terans Hospital In Durham.
The following new members
were welcomed: Mrs. A. J.
Perklnson, Mrs. Carl Gilliam,
and Mrs. Garland Goswlck.
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Mrs. Mode
Entertains
Bridge Club
(Frk. aw.) Mrs. J. D. Mode
entertained her bridge club
Tuesday evening at her home
on Chavls Street In Franklin*
ton
Arrangements of chrysanthe
mums decorated her home.
Margaret Mode passed the tal
lies to the club members and
guest.
Mrs. W. F; Miller received
high score prize while second
high went to Mrs. Becton Cor
bin.
Mrs. Tommle Stephens was
presented the guest prize.
At the conclusion of the third
progression, the hostess served
a dessert course and coffee.
Invitation
Mr. and Mrs. John Wesley
Pleasants request the honour
of your presence at the mar
rlaA of their daughter, Vivian
Ga^, to Mr. William Franklin
Raley on Sunday, the fifth of
December Nineteen hundred and
sixty-five at half after four
o'clock, Centerville Baptist
Church, Centerville, North
Carolina.
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Franklinton Ready For Parade
Franklinton Christmas deco
rations are up in preparation
for the town's annual Christmas
Parade slated for Thursday
night, December 9.
-Times Staff Photo.
Teenage Chat
By Mary Ann Fleming
This Friday night the Louis
burg Bulldogs will travel to
Townsvilie for their second
basketball game of the season.
Both our boys' and girls* teams
havte new coaches. Mr. Ivey
Bolton, this year's football
coach, will coach the girls and
Mr. Bobby Pope will coach
the boys.
After choosing the team
Tuesday, the members of the
girls' team are: Jo Ann Hale,
Emma Ruth Bartholomew,
Jackie Cassell, Ann Avent, Jen
nie Burnette, Sara Collier, Ann
Merritt, Patsy Murphy, Rita
Patterson, Betsy May, and
Carol McDonald. ??
The members of the boys'
team are: Donny Souther land,
Glenn Woodlief, A1 Wilson,
Howard Stall lngs, Bobby Pleas
ants, Ronald Peoples, Jimmy
Geddle, Jimmy Chesson, Wll-j
bur Moore, Donny Finch, James
Stone, James Berger, Keith
Perry, and Danny Faulkner.
Donny Southerland and Glenn
Woodlief are the co-captains.
We are hoping for a very good
season this year. Please come
to our games and support us!
Other games In the county
this Friday night are Epsom at
Dabney, Zeb Vance at Gold
Sand, Edward Best at Aycock,
Frankllnton at South Granville,
and Mlddleburg at Youngs vllle.
This week the LoulsburgSen
Lay It away for
Christmas at
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Hamilton ? the gift watch
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JEWELRY CO.
Louisburg, N. C.
ior Class Is selling socks as
another money-making project
for their trip to Washlngtonand
New York These are very good
boys' socks and would make
nice Christmas presents.
Thought: "Prosperity makes
friends and adversity tries
them." -Mermet.
I deaths!
ROBERT L. BURGER
Frankllnton - - Robert Lee
Burger Sr., 47, died Wednesday.
A native of Cincinnati, Ohio,
he had been employed with the
Franklinton- Burlington Indus
tries for the past 20 years. He
was a veteran of World War
II.
Survivors include his wife,
Mrs. Frances Moore Burger;
three sons, Robert Burger Jr.
in Viet Nam with the Second
Marine Division, Danny and
Barry Burger, both of the home ,
his mother, Mrs. Grace Burg
er of Cincinnati, Ohio; and five
sisters.
MRS. MABELLE FLOWE
(Frk. B.W.) Funeral services
were held In Salisbury Friday,
November 26, for Mrs. Mabelle
Flowe of Greensboro.
She was the mother of John
Flowe, a former resident of
Frankllnton. Other survivors
were two daughters, Mrs.
Jeanette Tunstall of Greens
boro and Mrs. Louise Peeler
of Kings Mountain and four
grandchildren.
ALFRED C. GHADWIN
?
Rocky Mount?Funeral ser
vices for Alfred Charles Chad
win, 64, who died Taesday lb'
New Jersey, will be held at
2 p.m. Friday from the Chapel
of Johnson Funeral Home. Bur
ial will be In Oakdale Cemetery
In Spring Hope.
He Is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Edna Vlverette Chadwin;
one son, Alfred Thomas Chad
win of Arlington, Va.; one
daughter, Mrs. Gloria Eaglln
of Aza, 111.; three grand
children.
Speedy
"Have you ever been pinched
for going too fast?"
"No, but rv? been slapped."
Franklin Mem.
Hospital Notes
The following were patients
In the hospital Thursday morn
ing:
A^HITE PATIENTS
Zelma B. Bill, Loulsburg;
Ricky Lee Brantley, Zebulon;
Nell Rose Burnette, Loulsburg;
Charlie Vann Champion, Louls
burg; Gertie W. Conyers,
Loulsburg; Madallne RuthUeal,
Frankllnton, Martha Ford,
Loulsburg; Sam Foster, Louls
burg; Julius R, Fuller, Louls
burg; Mattle Lou Fuller, Louls
burg; Arch Green, Loulsburg;
James W. Griffin, Loulsburg,
Oza L, Hagwood, Frankllnton;
Etta Harris, Loulsburg, Josle
T. Hicks, Loulsburg, Earle.
Hoxle, Loulsburg; Notle Pearl
House, Loulsburg; Sarah M.
Hunt, Frankllnton; Essie C,
May, Frankllnton; John Smith,
Loulsburg, Elizabeth Sykes,
Loulsburg; Thomas Wheless,
Loulsburg; Edward Jones Winn,
Henderson.
COLORED PATIENTS
Flora Alston, Loulsburg;
Early James Brown, Louls
burg; Alfonia Bryant, Louls
burg; Anna Davis, Loulsburg;
Alice Gupton, Castalla; Mattle
Tucker, Loulsburg; Elnora Wil
liams, Loulsburg; Saul Wil
liams, Loulsburg; Mary Yar
borough, Loulsburg.
Pope's HD
Club Meets
(Frk B.W.) Pope's Home
Demonstration Club met at the
home of Mrs. L. A. Thompson
on Tuesday morning at 9:30
o'clock
Following the 'singing . of a
song, Mrs. Thompson was In
charge of the devotional period.
The annual Christmas. dinner
was planned for Wednesday,
December 8.
In a contest about trees* In
the Bible, -Mrs. H. F. Fuller
was the winner.
Mrs. Frances Fuller gave an
informative demonstralon
about Christmas decorations.
During the social hour, the
hostess served coffee, sand
wiches and brownies.
Graphics
Exhibited
Graphics by Irving Amen, ar
tist, of New York City, will
be exhibited In the Loulsburg
College Gallery December 4
20. Included In this show are
thirty-two beautifully colored
woodcuts and etchings.
The work Is for sale.
Gallery hours are: Dally,
10:00-1:00, 3:00-5:00; Sun
day, 3:00-5:00. The Gallery
Is closed on Saturday.
Adoption
Dr. and Mrs A. N. Corpen
lng of Youngsville announce the
adoption of a daughter,- Mary
Camtlle. Mrs. Corpenlng is
the former Mary Jharles Pat
terson. The> ? ve two older
childreft. Kelly Shannon and
Charle6 Albert.
Birth
Mr. and Mrs Sidney E. Mitch
ell announce the birth of a son,
born November 24 at ,Rex
Hospital. Mrs. Mitchell is
the former Rachel Anne Wynne,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. H.
Wynne.
Franklinton
Mr and Mrs. Frank Burleson
and 'family of Murfreesboro
spent the holidays with the D. C.
Hicks and Mr and Mrs. Wood
row Has kins.
"?Mrs. A. S. Powell spent
Thanksgiving Day in Raleigh
with Dr and Mrs. W. T. Ward
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Ayscue
and family of Chicago, Illinois,
have returned home after visit
ing relatives in Franklinton.
Mrs. N. A. Black visited Mr.
and Mrs. William Black and <
family in Raleigh last week. 1
Mr. ami Mrs. Bill Harris and
family of Winston-Salem, Miss
Jean Miller of Raleigh spent
the Thanksgiving holidays with
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Miller.
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Available to you without
a doctor's prescription. our
product called Calaxon.
Ytou must lose ugly fat or
your money hack Galaxon
is a tablet and easily swal
lowed Uet rid of excess
fat aud live longer Galax
on costs $3.00 and is sold
on this guarantee': If not
satisfied for any reason,
Just return the package to
your druggist and gtt your
full money back. No ques
tions asked, Galaxon is sold
with this guarantee by:
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Mrs. F. M. Cox is visiting
relatives in Salisbury.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Rowe Eth
ridge and- family of College
Park, Maryland, spent the
Thanksgiving holidays with
the L. R. Ethridges.
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Holiday
of Northfteld, New Jersey,
fteited* Mr. '-and Mrs. J. K.
Whitfield last week.
Barbecue Supper
(Frk. B.W .) The Franklinton
Methodist Church will sponsor
a Barbecue Supper at the Edu
cational Building on. Hlllsboro
Street from 5:00 --.7:00 p.m.
011 Friday. December o
- The supper will be .served
faintly style. The 'public Is
urged to support this project.
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