Street Survey
Survey crews are shown above mapping Justice Street here (or a massive Improvement
project which Is slated to Include resurfacing, curb and gutter. Funds for the project have
been allotted the Town of Loulsburg from the State Road Bond money. The project has been
let to Wadd Moore Construction Co., a Loulsburg firm.
Franklinton
(Frk. B.W.) Sixteen speed
ers were tried before Mayor
Joe W. Pearce Monday, May
22.
Chester Eugene Glelt paid
$50.00 fine and cost for tra
veling 85 miles per hour In
a 60 ml. zone.
John Hetherlngton, Charles
Sanders and William William
Carden each paid court cost
for speeding 60 mph In a
50 ml. zone.
Jacquelyn S. Holden and Fan
nie Eaton each paid cost for
speeding 65 mph in a 55 ml.
zone.
Carlton Brooks, Otis Leroy
Hlnton, Cornelius Brown and
Bennle Jones Freeman each
paid cost for speeding 70 mph
In a 60 ml. zone. Also Wil
liam Noel Bell.
Heinz Janke and Thomas D.
Wilder? 73 mph in a 60 ml.
zone. Each paid fine and
cost.
Robert Flake and Roy O.
Rodwell? 75 mph lit a 60 mi.
zone. Each paid fine and cost.
James Scarboro? 76 mph in
a 60 ml. zone. Paid fine and
cost.
Auburn Mitchell - - Drunk.
Cost paid. -1
Eugene Murray (3 cases)
Advise Immunization Of Swine For Cholera
Oat of the most Important
Jobs to be done in eradicating
hoc cholera Is the lob of keep
ing all swine Immunized
against the disease. Last year
less than 40% of the hogs pro
duced in Franklin County were
vaccinated for hog cholera.
This Is far below the neces
sary percentage required to
prevent cholera outbreaks.
Here In North Carolina the
use of Virulent Virus vac
cines are prevented by law.
Instead, modified live virus
vaccines are recommended.
These vaccines Induce Im
munity with little, if any, dan
ger of the disease being
spread. Modified live virus
vaccines produce Immunity
within 7 to 10 days and the
Immunity lasts two years.
All Quality Feeder Pig Sales
require hog cholera vaccina
tion by a veterinarian at least
ten days before the sale. This
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gard with tho watch of high
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Gifts From $1.00 Up
mms
i Wholesale ft Retail
Jewelry Co.
Loulsburg, N. C.
A Branch Of Raleigh
Wholesale Jewelry Co.
has done a good Job ol pro
tecting our feeder pig buyers;
however, it leaves the problem
of those pigs not sold on
Feeder Pig Sales and the sows
and boars left on the farm.
If you would rather, you can
vaccinate all pigs and hog
which are to be kept on the
farm. However, the veterl
narlan must vaccinate those
pigs sold on the Quality Feeder
Sales (this would be a good
time to have all hogs vacci
nated or re-vacclnated).
To successfully complete
phase m of the eradication
program, swine producers
should strive for a 100% Im
munization against swine cho
lera. Besides the high per
centage of hogs Immunized,
they must be kept Immunised
over an extended period of
time.
Vaccinating against hog cho
lera and reporting suspected
cases of cholera are the two
Important steps in Phase III
of the Hog Cholera Eradica
tion Program.
Car Fire
Loulsburg firemen extinguish blaze In engine of car above on South Main St. here last
Friday about 12:45 p.m. The late model Chevrolet, reportedly owned by P. C. Dlckerson, was
not seriously damaged.
Court Docket
i -a uuk. vu5i paiu.
Ira Gupton (1 case)-Drunk.
Cost paid.
James Edward Hllllard ?
Drunk. Cost paid.
Bennle Foster - ? Careless
and reckless driving. Pleads
guilty. To pay $10.00 fine and
cost.
Edward Loyd - - Damage to
personal property and assault
on female. To pay cost for
both cases.
Frances Satterwhlte Plea
sants - - Failed to decrease
speed. Found guilty. To pay
cost.
Henry Morton?Drunk, dis
orderly and disturbing the
peace. Given 30 days?sus
pended on payment of cost and
6 months good behavior.
William Louis McGhe(e ?
Assault on female. Nol pro*
with leave.
Phillip Mack Perry?Reck
less driving. Pleads guilty.
To pay $10.00 fine and cost.
Warren Perry?Disorderly
conduct and disturbing the
peace. Pleads not guilty.
Found guilty. Given 60 days
qn road.
- -j Willie Burch, Jr. -- Con
cealed weapon. Given 6 mon
ths on road.
Willie Burch, Jr.? Disturb
ing the peace. Pleads guilty.
Given 30 days to run con
secutively with above case.
Charles (Buddy) Ray - -
Drank. To pay coat.
William Lee White - - Dis
turbing the peace. Given 30
days.
William Lee White - - Dis
orderly and trespassing. Gi
ven 30 days to run consecu
tively with above case.
William Paul?Forgery. Nol
prossed.
Christopher Fogg? No op
erator's license. Given 60
days. Suspended upon pay
ment of $25.00 fine and cost.
Robert Ed Parrlsh ? No In
surance. Fine and cost paid.
Matthew Person, Jr. - -
Worthless check. Cost and
check paid.
George Benjamin Crudup ?
Aluminum Car
Ports
Storm Door*
& Window s
Venetian Blinds
BLINDS REPAIRED
Ornamental
Iron
Aluminum &
Panvat Awnings
FREE ESTIMATES
M. G. WILDER
"MONK"
417 W. N.H. St.
10UISIURG, N. C.
CATCH UP ON FOOD COSTS
CUBE OR ROUND AAA
STEAK .. 99*
SWIFT'S SWEET RASHER PAA
BACON ,LKt, 59*
200 COUNT A iPA
KiEENEx2'"45c
EDGEMONT PREMIUM A 41 A
BACON * 69(
SWIFT'S PREMIUM A ? A A
SIRLOIN or T-BOWE STEAK , $l09
TROPICALO AAA
ORANGE DRINK . ? 29c
SUN VALLEY ABA
MARGARINE 2 37(
PIE SHELLS
Or 350 EACH
CHEFBOYARDEE Jfc j||x
swaini ? mrom 2a49<
W. W. WINSTEAD
T GROCERY
j |, BUNW. WORTH CAROLINA
Driving under Influence. Fine
and cost paid.
Robert Green? Failed to
comply with inspection laws.
Cost paid.
Bobby Eugene Woodlief ?
Improper muffler. Cost paid.
Elijah B. Robinson ? Failed
to dim headlights. Cost paid.
1 Fred Sneed? Stop sign vio
lation. Cost paid.
Patronize TIMES Adv.
In Fashion
ume was wnen the only
suitable travel-wear con
sisted of a dark suit or a dark
dress with coat. Today with
air conditioned trains and
planes which take their pa
trons to different climates
In a matter of hours, all of
this Is changed. A' costume
In white wool or In other
colorful fabrics may be the
choice of the woman who
boards a plane at any season
of the year. No cinders, dust
of presplratlon will soil such
garments (or the traveller of
today. Many women travel
without hats or with the small
est suggestion of one.
Checks and plaids are fav
orites for trips?smart with
a solid color coat or vice
versa.
LOOK!
SPECIAL LOW PRICE
NOW CLOSING OUT STOCK
OF ALL BULBS
ALL GLADIOLUS BULBS?..5t
WAS 90C DOZ.
ALL DOUBLE BEGONIA,. ?15t
J WAS 29c
DAHLIAS E(CH 15(
PAEONIAS WAS 65c EACH 30*
, FIRST COME - FIRST SERVED
SUPPLIES LIMITED
MURPHY'S FEED & SEED
STORE
' LOUISBURG, N. C.
Willi* B. Baker is shown above receiving a check for $500.00 from S. L. Efland,
District Representative of Sinclair Refining Company. The winning ticket was received
from J. B. Land Grocery on Hlghway^.39.
You can win, too -up to *2,500 cash
in Sinclair Dino Dollars Game
? No obligation ? no purchase necessary. Any licensed driver can play.
Over 100 cash prizes,
including Instant Winners,
at each Sinclair Station
WHERE VOU SEE THIS SIGH
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