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Deaths And Funerals MRS. BONA O. LLOYD Loulsburg -- Mrs. Edna Grain Lloyd, 71, died Sun day. Funeral services vera conducted Monday at 2 p. m. at the Loulsburg Methodist Church by the Rev. Norwood Jones. Burial was In Highland Memory Gardens. Surviving are one son, Or. John T. Lloyd of Loulsburg; and one half-sister, Mrs. Mil ton Little of Philadelphia, Pa. MRS. MARY E. STONE Frankllnton ? Graveside services for Mrs. Mary Emma Stone Hlgglnbothan, 32, of Bat on Rouge, La., who died Sat urday, will be conducted Wed nesday at 10 a. m*. In Fair view Cemetery In Frankllnton by the Rev. Arnold Pope. She was a native of Frankllnton, a graduate of Duke University, a member of the University Chapel Episcopal Church in Baton Rouge. Surviving are her husband; Dr. Don Hlgglnbothan; three sons, Robbie, Larry, and Da vid Rose Hlgglnbothan, all of the home; and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Stone of Frankllnton. MRS. CLARA H. WORRELL ROCKY MOUNT - Mrs. Clara H. Worrell died Satur day. Funeral services were conducted Sunday at 4 p.m. at the Trinity LutheranChurch by the Rev. J. LeGrande Mayer. Burial followed in Rocky Mount Memorial Park. Surviving are her husband, Carl Worrell; her mother, Mrs. Geneva Hayes of Ra leigh; five sisters, Mrs. Ola H. Turner, Mrs. J. R. Raper, and Miss Ethel Hayes, all of Raleigh, Mrs. Roland Glover of Bailey, Mrs. C. R. Long of Loulsburg; and one brother, Mark J. Hayes of Justice. She was a school teacher In Greensboro and Fayettevllle and she taught In Rocky Mount for 17 years. She was a gra duate of UNC. MRS. DELIA H. PEARCE Youngsvllle ? Mrs. Delia Hlght Pearce, 85, died Sun day. Funeral services were conducted Monday at 4 p. m. In the Bright Funeral Home In Wake Forest by the Rev. Jervals Phillips, and the Rev. T. N. Daughtry. Burial was In the Oak Level Christian Church. She was a native of Vance County and a member of the Youngsvllle Baptist Church. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Lillian Holden of the home and Mrs. Harvey L. Williams of Klnston; three sons, Carlton and Clarence Pearce, both of Raleigh, and Owen Pearce of YoungsvlUe; six grandchildren; and one great-grandchild. MRS. LUCILLE PLEASANTS EARLY Mrs. Lucille Pleasants Ear ly, 94, of Loulsburg died Fri day morning at Vance Manor Nursing Home In Henderson, after a protracted Illness. Mrs. Early was a native and THE RIGHT EQUIPMENT MAKES ANY JOB COMPLETE LINE OF GARDEN SEED ? SPRAYERS ? DUSTERS ? HAND TOOLS ? MOWERS ? HOSE Good tools take some of the hard work out of tending your lawn and garden. And when the sum mer sun bears down, you'll appre ciate the auality and efficiency of FCX garden tools. They'll help you to get the job done faster and easier. Sec the complete line of lawn and garden tools at your nearest FCX. LOUISBURG FCX SERVICE BICKETT BLVD. LOUISBURG, N. C. PHONE GY 6-3366 SAM WOOD, Manager long resident of Loulsburg. She was the widow of the late Dr. Edwin Francis Early, and the daughter of Sbrah Carlisle and Capt. William Henry Plea sants. She was educated at Lcmisburg College. Mrs. Early Is survived by one sister, Mrs. Julia P. Scott of Loulsburg and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were con ducted at the White Funeral Home In Loulsburg onSunday, April 16th, at 3:00 p. m. by the Rev. Norwood Jones, Pas tor of Loulsburg Methodist Church, and Interment follow ed In Oak wood Cemetery. The family requested that flowers be omitted. Pallbearers were John O. Wilson, Weldon Egerton, J. P. Tlmberlake, Alex Wood, Mort Harris and John Mills. CHARLIE R. TVS ON ROCKY MOUNT - Charlie Richard Tyson, 85, died Mon day. Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday at 3 p. m. from the Johnson Taberna cle Baptist Church of which he was a member, by his pastor, the Rev. W. T. Adams and the Rev. Richard Smith. Burial will follow In Plnevlew Ceme tery. He was born In Nash County and had lived his entire life there. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mamie Layton Tyson; one daughter, Mrs. Bessie Bowden of Rocky Mount; seven sons, Willie, Robert, Wayne and Randolph of Rocky Mount, Richard and Hubert of Nash ville, Alvln of Sarasota, Fla.; three step-daughters, Johnnie Bell Bowden of the home, Mr*. Carl Moss of Rocky Mount, Mrs. Johnny Harris of Spring Hope; two stepsons, J. W. and Ernest Bowden of Rocky Mount JOHN E. AYSCUE John E. Ayscue, 93, a for mer professor and dean of the Department of Social Sciences at Campbell College, died at his Raleigh residence Satur day morning. Funeral serlvces were con ducted Monday at 2 p.m. In the Bules Creek Baptist Church by the Rev. Weldon Johnson, pastor. Burial was at New Bethel Baptist Church In Franklin County; He received his B.A. and M.A. degrees at Wake Forest College and his Divinity de gfee at the University of Chi cago. Before coming to Camp bell he served as minister of Baptist Churches In La crosse, Wisconsin, Mexico, and Missouri, and In the towns of Carthage, Broadway, and Holly Springs, In North Caro lina. He taught fulltlme at Campbell until he was 75 and thereafter taught part-time until he was 83. He was a native of the Epsom Community. Surviving are one sister, Mrs. Nora Grlssom of Hen derson; four daughters, Miss Mary Ayscue of Raleigh, Mrs. Herbert Hoffman of Sarasota, Fla., Mrs. N. Ferguson of Raleigh, and Mrs. Kenneth L. Brantley of Bunn; -one son, John H. Ayscue of Fuquay; and ilx grandchildren. The family was at the home of Mrs. N. C. Ferguson on Creed more Rd. THINK before you buy. keep SERVjCE in mjnd LARGEST SELECTION OF LAWN AND GARDEN EQUIPMENT IN FRANKLIN COUNTY Bring Your Garbage Cans Steam Cleaned Or Painted FREE! ri nil [DC Tractor & rAnmCna Truck company tftoM W 6-4131 OnTheBy-Pasj L0UISBUR6, N. C. PTA To Hold Final Mooting Mrs. M. M. Person, Jr., pre sident, announced today that the final meeting of Louisburg High School Parent Teacher Association for the 1966-67 school year will be held on Thursday, April 20, at 7:30 p.m. In the school auditorium. The program- .will center around a Vocational Educa tion theme and the speaker for the evening will be Mr. Tommle Stephens, who is State Supervisor, Introduction to Vocation of the State De partment of Public Instruc tion. A further highlight of the meeting will be a program by the fifth grade Folk Dancers. Following the meeting, re freshments will be served. AU patrons of the school are urged to attend this last meet ing of the school year. Louisburg Mrs. Hugh W. Perry and Mrs. F. M. Fuller attended the American Legion Auxil iary District meeting last Fri day at Bynum, N. C. Teenage Chat By Bettie Lavender ? This weekend has been one of various activities. Many teens went to the beach, lake or other numerous activities. Home for the weekend were Donnle Southerland, Buddy Stewart, Emma Ruth Bartho lomew, and Robert Cassell. Nice to see y'all. After five fun-filled days In New York and Washington twenty-eight Loulsburg High School Seniors tried to get back into the swing of things at school. They all had a good time and are ready to go back. The following Is the baseball schedule for Loulsburg High School: April 18 Epsom Here April 21 Ed Best Here April 25 Youngsvllle Here April 28 Ed Best Away May 2 Epsom Away May 5 Frankllnton Away The Bunn game was post poned because of the Senior trip. The date will be an i j . , . r r . ? i - - * nounced later. Visiting the University of North Carollnla Television Studio In Greensboro on Wed nesday were the following eighth grade students at Frankllnton High: Eddie Har ris, Bruce Honeycutt, Jr., Bill Clarke, Donnle Beckham, Jer ry Simmons, Sarah Wilder, Janet Carr, Cindy Secor, Cindy Shirty, Emy Flshel and Sandy Dixon. Accompanying the students were Mrs. Julia Carr and E. A. Harris, Jr. Mary Pat Weston, Kathey Sherrod, Mary Gordon East, Billy Johnson, Susan Johnson, Donna Holmes and Martha Whitfield, all from Franklln ton, attended the State Beta Club Convention In Ashevllle this past weekend. Love begins when she sinks In his arms, and ends with her arms In his sink. -The Chicago Dally Tribune. Franklin Mem. Hospital Notes The following were patients In the hospital Tuesday morn ing: PATIENTS - Llnzey Newell Arnold, Loulsburg; Roy Lee Ayscue, Jr., Warrenton; Janice Duke Bailey, Frank llnton; Eugene R. Bobbltt, Loulsburg; Laura Breedlove, Frankllnton; James H. Bur nette, Loulsburg; Robert Champion, Loulsburg; Dar ren Burt Clark, Loulsburg; Tommy Collins, Castalla; Bll lle Denton, Loulsburg; Bert F. Dorsey, Loulsburg; Zeddle Omega Edwards, Loulsburg; Eugene G. Foster, Loulsburg; William P. Gilliam, ^Rich mond; Alwayne Richards Holmes, Loulsburg; Vivian Lee Joyner, Youngsvllle; Wil liam Bennett Joyner, Louls burg; James C. Lancaster, Loulsburg; Dlanne G. Oakley, Frankllnton; Estelle Rober son, Loulsburg; Janle H. Strickland, Bunn; Dorothy Marie Walker, Loulsburg^ Minnie A. Wilson; Loulsburg; Millie Yarborough, Louls burg; John M. Alston, Frank llnton; Earl M. Beddlngfleld, Rocky Mount; Nannie Denton, Loulsburg; John Henry Fer gerson, Loulsburg; Noble W. Holmes, Loulsburg; William Man (Continued from Pag* 1) wife. Following Mulkey's death, local authorities Issued a murder warrant. Earl by this time had been captured and lodged in Jail In Massachu setts awaiting trial on the assault cases there. The all-male Jury In Pitts field found him Innocent of a charge of assault with Intent to kill Vincent Sanglnettl of Plttsfleld. . He was sentenced by Judge Donald M. MacAulay to concurrent terms of 7-10 ?years for assault with Intent to kill and 5-7 years foij as sault against his wife. He had escaped from the Vance unit two days before the alleged assault took place. Clifton Horton, Loulsburg; Katie Leonard House, Louls burg; Arthur T. Howell, Loulsburg; Pearl W. Jones, Frankllnton; Annie L. Lan caster, Loulsburg; Mattle F. Lancaster, Loulsburg; Hugh Leonard, Loulsburg; Ruth Haymon Long, Loulsburg; Eli zabeth H. May, Red Oak; An nie Gray Pearce, Youngsvllle; Arthur Poole, Frankllnton; Don Oscar Powell, Franklln ton; James A. Ray, Zebulon; Vlrgle L. Rogers, Loulsburg; Elizabeth F. Wheeler, Louls burg; Harry Paul Eubanks, Frankllnton. BIG BIG J SAYS MOWER SPECIALS ! 3 H. P. - 20" CUT - 4 CYCLE BRI6GS & STRATTON ENGINE - Only 3'/2 H. P. - 22" CUT - 4 CYCLE BRIGGS & STRATTON ENGINE . Only 39.97 CLE 43.89 Gardening Tools 50 Ft. GARDEN HOSE $1.69 REVOLVING SPRINKLER 65$ HOES, RAKES, SHOVELS, ETC. 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