Mr. Hicks On Civil Defense
Area 15 of the North Carolina
Licensed Practical Nurse s As
sociation met Friday night;
February 4, 1966, at the home
of Mrs. Sadie Barnes, 229 Perry
Street, Henderson, N. C.
Following a brief business
session, the speaker for the
owning Mr. .Robert Hicks,.
Civil Defense Director for tht*
Lonisburg area, wa.> intro
duced. Mr. Hicks spoke at
length on the* .problems cif or
ganizing a Rescue Unit and
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expressed appreciation to tl?
Licensed Practical Nurses for
tfing interest. His interest
ing speech was informative as
t > methods of improvising in
tse of national disaster. The
key to rescue work is common
ense and knowing how to use
;t, accordin to Mr Hicks. We
v. oulfl 1 ik* to express our ap-.
preciation to Mr. Hicks for his
most interesting and informa
tive speech. 1 '
Following the program, Mrs.
Barnes served a gelatin dfcs
?iTt; fruit cake, and hot coffee.
MernW-rs pr? sent from4
i- ranklin County were Margaret
Driver, Betty Wrenn, Ophelia
w?'st, and Virginia Williams.
All LPX's will be welcome to
join us at the next meeting,
Friday, March -4, 1966, at 229
Perry Street, Henderson, N. C. -
Franklin Mem.
Hospital Notes
The following were patients
in th-- hospital Tnesday morn
ing:
WHITE PATIENTS
Pamela Faye Arnold, Louis
burg; James Harrison Bly,
Louisburg; William H. Daven
!port, Louisburg; Arthur De
ment, Henderson; Billie Denton,
, Louisburg; Sally Louise Finn,
Youn-ijiville; Myrtle Bryailt
Flowers, Zebu Ion; Martha
Ford, Louisburg; Jackie Fra
zier, Louisburg; Betsy Strick
land Gupton, . Louisburg; Alma
St rot her Harris, Louisburg;
tJ unes M. Harris, Spring Hope; ;
Allie H. Horton, Louisburg;
Bernicfe.. House , Louisburg;
Earle Hoxie, Louisburg; Ger
trude Kearney, Lotiisburg; Es
sie May, Franklinton; Will
Pac<-, Louisbur:- Eddie D. Par- '
1 ish, Louisburg; Jackie Pearce, ]
Louisbur Rafa.ela T. Peoples,
Louisburg;, Jasper Burt Per
due, Sr., Louisburg; Everett
Thomas Pernell, Louisburg;
Will B. Preddy, Louisburg;
Phil Nelson Radford, Lou is -
burp; Clarence O. Renn, Louis
burg, Louise Smith, Louisburg;
H man y 'nc- r Louisburg;
John Stalnback, Louisburg;
C lei lie R. Terrell, Louisburg;
William P. Tharrington, Lou is -
; v?ur , Mandy !? Tliomersqn,
I ouisburg; Margaret Driver
Wester, J ouisburg; Thomas
Wheless, * Louisburg; Lillian
Cone White. Louisburg; Phillip-"
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J. EDGAR MULLEN
Smithfleld--J Edgar Mullen,
age 57, of Snilthfield, formerly
of Franklin County, died Monday
afternoon. ? *
Funeral services will be con
ducted Wednesday afternoon at
3:30 from the First Baptist
Church in Smithfleld by the
Rev John Rybery. Burial will
follow In the Sunset Memorial
Cemetery.
Surviving are his wife, ,Mrs.
Margaret Lee Mullen, three
brothers, Clarence of Wilson,
Percy of Nashville and Luther
of Durham His step-mother,
Mrs. Ella Mullen, and one Step
sister, Mrs William C heaves,
both of Spring Hope, N. C.jnine
nieces and nephews.
Mr Mullen was brother-in
law to Mrs. Eleanor P. Mullen
of Louisburg.
ALBERT H. WILLIAMS
Youngsville -- Albert Hlnton
Williams, C5,'of Rt. 1, Youngs
ville, died Friday at Duke Hos
pital in Durham. He was a
native- of Franklin County, a
member of Oak Grove Baptist
Church and a retired farmer.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Jennie Minor Williams; three
daughters, Mrs. Hubert Senter,
Mrs. Rufus Pace and/Mrs.
Graham Stroud, all of Frank
llnton, three sons, Willie and
Claude E. Williams, both of
Franklinton, ancNpavid Wayne
Williams of the home^ one sis
ter, Mrs. Bertha Perry of
Neuce; two half-sisters, Mrs.
Kenneth White of Youngsville
and Mrs Hallie* Perry of Ra
leigh; three brothers, Lewis
Williams of" Wilson, Josh Wil
liams of Wake Forest; 15
grandchildren -and one great
grandchild. Funeral services
were conducted Sunday at 3 p.m.
At Oak Grove Baptist Church
by his pastor, the Rev. > Ed
Se^uus. Burial was In the
ctTurch cemetery.
B. Wilson, Louisburg; John
York, Louisburg;
COLORED PATIENTS
Thomas Alston, Louisburg;
James Early Brown, Louisburg;
Byrd R. Cheek, Henderson;
Richard Edgerton, Kittrell;
Clara Harris, Louisburg; Noel
Hawkins, Louisburg.
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The Japanese student, ?. who
was attending an American uni
versity, wrote his father In
Tokyo about his new school.
" Aij American university/' he
wrote, "is a vast athletic in
s It nation where, fortunately,
some studies are maintained for
the l>ene|flt of the feeble
minded." _
Thanks
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We would-like to express onr
thanks and appreciation to our
friends and neighbors for the
cards, visit-., flowers and food
and sympathy given us at the
time of thV? sickness and death
of our beioved husband and
father. W?\ will always re
member youn kindness May
God bless eaVlv \of you also.
We would also \ike to thank
Dr. Maekle. and wie staff of
nuV.^es at \Vake Forest Branch
Hospital foe their kindness dur
ing his stay there. '
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WILLIAM B. (BOSS) GOKDOV
ley (Boss) Cordon, . 88 yi
Rocky Mourn, N C., died Mo0
da> in a Rockv Mount Hospital
after a lengthy illness. Mr.
Cordon was born in Durtiam,
-V c., and uas the sun of "the
late John Wesley and Cecilia
Wilkinson Gordon. He was^a
charter member of the Cedar
Rock Baptist Church for 40
y-ars, where he ser.ved as dea
con for several years. He
Was also a charter member of
Benveni"'' Baptist. Church,
?Roeky Mount.
Mr. Gordon, who was a re
tired fanner, had made his
home with his son atui daughter
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. K b
Gordon, since the death of.hls
*ifeinl954.
He was best iSuown as "Boss"
to his many friends in franklin
County and "Pop" members"
h,s and friend, of
Renvenue.
Funeral services will be held
at Benvenue Baptist Church
Wednesday at 2:30 p.m., cun
<<"cted by his pastor, Rev.
Brooks Barkley. Burial will
follow in the family cemetery
i? franklin County He i.s sur
vived by one son, Rossle Bea
nion Gordon of Rocky Mount
six grandchildren, two of the
home, Jane and Gwynn Gor
don, several nieces and
nephews.
The body will remain at Lan
caster Funeral Home until
Tuesday at 2 p.m., when it wttl^
he moved to Johnson Funeral
Home in Rocky Mount, where
' ,Wi" re,,ul" ?ntll on,- hour
before the services.
GARVE H. COLLINS
Louisburg ? Fun^r.il serv*
ices for G^rvis Herman Col
""s- 61- ?' Castalu, Rt ,
who died Friday |? Durham'
"ere conducted Sunday at'
,;M White Funeral
Home by the Hev. GUK?,
hill. Burial was j? the May
family cemetery. He v. as u
carpenter, attended Waki For
est College and wa.s a liu
County. ?f
Surviving are two brothers
Of' Rt' 7 J*' /? CUlUW ' '"th
? Castalia; four sis
lU*'l Mr \ u"a Curr"l of
' '> Alalia, Mrs. Annie
Mrs Marearet '?<-k.
ens both of r, 2, U,uisbu
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Club Holds
Meeting
The Franklin County Senipr
4-H Club met Thursday, Feb*
rpary 3, at 7:30 p.m.
The meeting was called to
order by the president, Tony
Gupton, and Margaret Jones
called the roll. The minutes
of the* last meeting were read
and approved. Eleven mem
bers, one* adult leader, and two
agents were present.
The purpose o? this meeting
was to give the 4-H'ers some
pointers cm giving .t demon
stration. * Tony Gupton gave a
demonstration as an example,
then Mr C. T. Dean, jr., gave,
constructive criticism to help:
us when we are in competition
He also gave us ideas on how
to make good posters, whicfi
are essential in givtngvir>'good
demonstration % /
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