The Carter Holmes Celebrate
"Mr. and Mrs. Carter Holme*
celebrated their Twenty -fifth
Wedding Anniversary with a
reception at their home Sun
day, December 25, from three
until five o'clock In the after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Williams
greeted guests at the door and
directed them to the receiving
line composed of Mr. and Mrs.
Holmes, Mrs. W. H. Williams,
the mother of Mrs. Holmes
who was also celebrating her
seventy-ninth birthday, and
and Mr. and Mrs. J. V, Wal
ters of Pine Level.
Mrs. N. C. Bullock directed
guests Into the dining room
which was beautifully decora
ted using a pink and white color
scheme throughout the room
The table was covered with an
Imported cutwork table cloth
over green taffeta. The cen
terpiece was a silver candel
abrum featuring pink tapers
and surrounded with pink car
nations and white chrysanthe
and surrounded with pink and
white flowers In crystal
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M THE SERVICE [
JF UNCLE SAM {
FT. JACKSON, S. C.
(AHTNC) - Army Private Ro
gers C. Upchurch, 22, son of
Roy Upchurch, Rout* 1, Boot
M2, Frankllnton, N. C., com
pleted eight weeks of advanced
Infantry training Dec. 16 at
Ft. Jackson, S. C.
Ha received specialized In
struction In small unit tactics
and In firing such weapons as
the M-14 rifle, the ><-60 ma
chine gun and the 3.S-lneh
rocket launcher.
Epsom Farmers
Have Classes
The Epsom Adult Farmer's
Classes "for W67 will begin
on Monday night, January 2,
at 7:00 p. m at the Agricul
ture Building. C. T.j Dean
wUl be In charge of the first
class, speaking on "Tobacco
varieties". Subjects to be
presented during the coming
classes Include: ASCS Pro
gram. Farm Chemicals, Wills
and Trusts, Tobacco Outlook,
Soybean Production. Md Maf
. ketlng, Liquid "Ferflnter, a> rf
New Ideas In Machinery.
All Interested farmers In the
area are Invited to attend.
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epergnettes. An arrangement
of pink carnation* and white
chrysanthemums on the piano
competed the dining room*
decorations.
Mra. CDeyne Mullen, Mrs.
Sylvia Flowers* Miss Dlanne
Williams, Ml si Cynthia Mul
len, and Miss Connie Williams
served ham biscuits, chicken
salad In pastry shells, nuts,
mints, cheese straws, and
cake squares. Mrs. Warren
White o i Tarboro presided
over the punch bowl which was
nestled among pink and white
flowers.
Miss Connie Williams ren
dered appropriate music
throughout the afternoon.
The guests were directed
Into the den by Mrs. Phil
Brantley where Mrs. Capltola
Alford, Mr. 0"Deyne Mullen,
and Mr. Phil Brantley pre
sided. Tills part of the bouse
fras decorated with Christmas
colors and decorations Includ
ing tall red tapers, electric
candles, polnsettlas and
Christmas ornaments. The
many beautiful gifts weredts
played In the den where guests
were asked- to sit and chat.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Brant
l*y presided In the utility room
where another table was ar
ranged featuring Christmas
confections composed of can
Coley, Manning
Mrs. J. H. Fuller announces
the encasement of her daugh
ter, Shirley Manning, to Jo
seph Coley, son of Mrs. Paul
line Roberson and the late
Mr. D. P. Coley of Lou Is burg.
The bride Is also the daughter
of the late Mi^, C. N. Manning.
The wedding Is planned for
December 30, 1966 at 7:30
p. m at Union Gospel Church
In Bunn. > '
The public In Invited.
Births
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Are
ret te announce the birth of a
baby boy, Timothy James , on
December 24, 1966 at Franklin
Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. Averette Is the former
Eleanor Newton.
f
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A.
Patterson, SOI N. Elm St.,
Loulsburg, N. C., announce
the birth of a son, Thomas
Ulep, Jti en December -Mf
1966 at Franklin Memorial
Hospital. Mrs. Patterson la
the former Jewel Cromer of
Klnards, S. C.
INCOME TAXES
PREPARED BY PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
EXPERIENCED-RETURNS $5 AND UP
FDR APPOINTMENT CALL 556-5074
PREPARED AT MASONIC BUILDING
YOUNGSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
dies, fruit cake, cookies, nuts,
stuffed dates, and fruits. Mr.
and Mrs. Brantley s aid good
bye to the?one hundred fifty
guests who called during the
afternoon.
Franklin Mem.
Hospital Notes
The following were patients
in the hospital Thursday
morning.
Eleanor N. Averette, Louis?
burg; Melba M Beddlngfleld,
Bunn; Ada B. Black, Louis*
burg; Carol Irene Boone,
Spring Hope; Kenneth A. Bras
* well , LouUburg; William J.
Burnette, Castalla; Claude
Felton Cash, Lou lsburg; Ster
ling T. Cottrell, > Louisburg;
Willie Daniels, Louisburg,
BUlle Denton, Louisburg; Eu
gene G. Foster, Louisburg;
George P. Foster, Louisburg;
James G. Gilliam, Louisburg;
AlUe H. Horton, Louisburg;
Be r nice R. House, Louisburg;
Jarvls Guy McDonald, Louis
burg; Jewel Elizabeth Pat
terson, Louisburg; Kay Fran
ces RabU, Louisburg; William
H. Radford, Louisburg, Earlle
Richardson, Holllster; Viola
Jackson Smith, Louisburg;
Nannie Mae Splvey, Spring
Hope; John Stalnback, Louis
burg'; Francis Marten Tony,
Louisburg; James Darlon
Tony, LouUburg; Roylene
Harris Wheeler, Frankllnton;
Martha Eleanor Williams,
Louisburg; Benjamin S. Al
ford, Bunn; Sue T. Alston,
Loulsburc; Bessie P. Bar
tholomew, Lou Is burg; Mary
H. Bobbltt, Loulsburc; Ben
nle C. Champion, Loulsburg;
Bettle Clifton, Loulsburg; Ad
dle O. Collins, Loulsburg;
James E. Collins, Castalla;
Lillian J. (Gertie) Conyers,
Loulsburc; Goldle G. Davis,
Frankllnton; Nannie J. Gar
ner, Loulsburc; Benjamin J,
Hartsfleld, Loulsburc. Car
rie L. Hayes, Frankllnton;
Henry Jack House, Loulsburc;
Pattle L. Justice, Loulsburc;
Willie Lone, Loulsburc;
Emma W. Mltchlner, Frank
llnton; OnnleT. Perry, Frank
llnton; Jessie B. Sledge,
Loulsburc; Annie Evans Stal
Ungs, ixxiisburg ; Florence L.
Stalling*, Loulsburg; Reuben
C. Stalling s, Loulsburg;
Blanche B. Tlmberlkke, Zeb
ulon; _
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Births:
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Charles
Smith, Loulsburc, N. C? a
baby boy born December 27,
MM.
Mr. and Mrs. George M.
Boone, Sprtnc Hope, N. C., a
baby girl born December 27,
1966.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce J.
Wheeler, Frankllnton, N. C.,a
baby girl horn December 27,
1966. /
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<"M/e heartily wWh that
this New Year brings
to all of us the a
biding lore and un
derstanding that leads
to peace among men.
Thank you, oar loyal
customers for a
i truly wonderful year.
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