Speeders
Tried At
Franklinton
(Frk. B.W.) Of the nineteen
cases tried before Mayor Joe
W. Pearce on Monday, June 12,
eight were for speeding.
William Newton Williams,
Jr. and Wallace Wade Wilder
each paid court cost for trfl
vellng 65 miles per hour In a
55 mi. zone.
William Avery Woods paid
cost for going 70 MPH in a
55 ml. zone.
Each of the following paid
court cost for traveling 70
MPH in a 60 ml. zone:, Jo- ;
seph Henry Burnette, Percy
V. Bumpers, Alice Person
Dunn, Eric Dwight Moss and
Thomas Wayne Harris.
Leonard McCray Jackson,
Eugene Murray, James Joy
ner, James Hicks and Jerry
Perry each paid cost for being
JT drunk.
m James Robert Bell ? care
less and. reckless driving.
Fine and cost paid.
Christopher. Fogg ? No op
erator's license. Fine and cost
paid.
William A.Woods ? Scratch
ing off. Cost paid. .
Larry Let- Williams ? Ex
ceeding a safe speed. Cost
paid.
Bruce Edward Thompson
Failed to reduce speed. Cost
paid.
Johnny Mack Fogg ? Stop
sign violation. Cost paid.
On Extended Duty
A possible 3,700 Air Force
officers face extended duty
according to the Pentagon be
cause the Air Force needs
experienced officers. The new
order will mean delays In re
tirements or resignations
from colonel on down for up
to one year.
Artist Of Month
Features Mrs. R. A. Kornegay
by Mrs. John Garrett
It is the pleasure of the
Loulsburg Woman's Club to
invite you to join them In
honoring Mrs. Roger A.
Kornegay as artist of the
month. She has on display
In the Franklin County Library
a painting entitled, Spring
Woods, done with a painting
knife on rnasonite. She is
also showing a wood carving,
imaginary Bird, done in wal
nut.
Mrs. Kornegay is widely
known as an artist, teacher
and promoter of the arts in
this area. She was graduated
from Louisburg College and
the University of North Caro
lina State University. She
gave private lessons at home
for three years prior to 1956,
at which time she started
teaching art at Louisburg Col
lege.
For the P4?t eleven years,
Mrs. Kornegay has taught art
education and art history and
has Influenced many young
artists toward a career in art.
She became Director- of the
Louisburg College Art Gallery
when it opened In 1956 and has
served in the capacity
throughout this time. Her
efforts extend to Louisburg
High School where she is
chairman of the Louisburg
High School Art Committee,
working closely with the stu
dents and the Parent-Teacher
Association.
A' member of the American
Federation of the Arts, South
eastern College Art Confer
ence, Associated Artists of
North Carolina and the North
Franklinton
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Secor
and family spent last week
at Albemarle Sound.
Mr. C. Ray Pruette is a
patient at Mary Elizabeth
Hospital.
Carolina Art Education Asso
ciation, she has exhibited In
both local and state shows.
Mrs. Kornegay Is married
to Roger A. Kornegay, who is
Sales Manager at GrUfln Mo
tor Company, in Loulsburg.
They have three sons: Roger,
who is In the Air Force, John,
a student at Loulsburg High
School, and Holt, who Is a
seventh grade student.
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God And Country Awards Presented
Youngsvllle- Eagle Scouts
Rodney Roberts age 14 and
Glenn Evans age 13, were
each presented the God and
Country Award at a service
at the Youngsvllle Baptist
Church on Sunday morning
June eleventh. This was the
first such award ever pre
Seven Paths
Mrs. James A. Wood and
children are In Frederick,
Va. this week visiting with
the Charles Knllls family.
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Moore
of Grove Town, Ga., were In
the community last week and
during the weekend visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moore
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris
Matthews and son of Newport
News, Va., spent Saturday
night with Mrs. L.S. Gay and
took daughter Vicky home Sun
day morning. Jenny Gay went
home with them to spend a
few days. She will also visit
three of her brothers.
Mr. and Mrs. G.L. McGregor
attended the Montgomery
family reunion held In Bunn
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W.G. Moore
of Raleigh, Mr. and Mrs.C.D.
Driver of New Hope, and Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph A. Perry
visited Mr. E.B. Moore Sun
day afternoon.
Cindy, Robin and C.G. Moore
spent the weekend in Lowes
Grove community with Mr.
and Mrs. Pete Hicks and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. David Fisher
and Tammle of Rocky Mount
sented by the church.
The God and Country Award
is the religious award of the
Protestant faith. Other faiths
have similar awards. under
other names. The award Is
not a scouting award but is
confered on the scout by his
religious leader. Only scouts
spent some time Monday with
Mr. and Mrs. M.E. Fisher and
Carolyn, and Mr. and Mrs.
Preston Inscoe..
Mrs. Patterson is a patient
In Maria Parham hospital.
Get well wishes are extended
to her.
Mrs. Lillian (J.A.) Morgan
of Spring Hope visited several
friends and relatives in the
community on Saturday, in
cluding Mrs. Lizzie Sykes,
E.B. Moore, Mr. and Mrs.
C. M. Moore, Mrs. Grace
Crammer and the J.E.
Williams family.
Mrs. Doris Wilder and child
ren with Mr. and Mrs. W.H.
Lartz motored to Rocky Mount
Sunday afternoon to see Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Proctor. Mrs.
Emma Moere returned with
them.
Homecoming Day will not be
observed on this coming Sun
day of Father's Day at Cypress
Chapel Baptist Church. It will
be held the first Sunday of
October, 1967.
can receive it however and
he must have advanced to first
class.
The scout must give one
year of service to earn this
honor. He does at least six
service projects for his
church; takes an active part
In the church including public
participation at church ser
vices;^ leary, ofi the work of
ttls'denoml nation; have special
Bible study and memorize
scripture. The scouts pastor
is advisor while earning this
award. After the work is com
pleted he is received by a
board of the church.
This badge is considered
equal in importance to the
Eagle Badge; and is worn
beside It if the scout Is an
Eagle/
Rodney and Glenn are the
first scouts In the history
of Troop 588 to earn the
God and Country Award.
Scoutmaster N.A. Brown pre
sented the two candidates and
awards were given by the
pastor Rev. L. Jervals Phil
lips. The scouts then pinned
emblems on their parents Mr.
and Mrs. W.M. Roberts and
Mr. and Mrs. W.R. Evans;
and also on Rev. Phillips.
Saponi District Scout Execu
tive Lin Finch was in atten
dance for the service as well
as the Boy Scouts of Troop
588 and their parents and
friends.
|L| i* We honor any funeral
llOTICv home's burial association
I ?- -
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burial association Insurance with another funeral firm, the
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Head Start Project To Begin
(Frk. B.W.) The Frankllnton
City Schools will conduct a
Head Start Project for pre
school children beginning
Monday, June 19, 1967, in the
Primary Department of the
Frankllnton High School
Building. The project will op
erate for eight weeks and will
serve all children to begin In
the district during the tall of
1967 who meet certain eco
nomic criteria. The children
will begin activities 8:00 a.m.
Monday and they will continue
until 12:15 p.m. Each child
will receive a light morning
meal and will be served a
substantial well-balanced
lunch In the cafeteria. The
children will be transported
by two county school buses.
There will be no fees or cost
of any kind Involved In the
program. The Head Start Pro
ject Is made possible through
a federal grant to the Frank
llnton City Board of Education
by the Office of Economic
Opportunity.
The teaching staff is com
posed of the following: Mes
dames Lucy N. Green, Mary
A. Dlllard, Barbara H. Har
ris, and Carolyn S. Turner.
Mrs. Mattle Barnhlll and
Mrs. Lena Daniels will be In
charge of cafeteria oper
ations.
The part-time social worker
has not been named as yet.
O. W. Burrell will direct
the project.
All Frankllnton parents of
pre-school children are en
couraged to enroll your chil
dren In this program. If your
child does not qualify for par
ticipation, you will be notified
and given the reasons.
In the beginning, all parents
should assume that all pre
school children to begin school
in the fall of 1987 will qualify
to enroll In the Head Start
Project. This project Is a
wonderful opportunity for our
pre-school children to get a
running start toward a better
education and a successful
life.
The Same Civics Teacher:
"Now, will anyone tell me of
anything new of Importance
that has happened during the
last twenty years?"
The Same Smart Kid: "Me."
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