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Tourney Nerve Center
The success of ar$ basketball tournament lies In great part with the officials who work the
game. Among these are the threesome shown above. Pictured left to right are: Mack Bement
of Youngsvllle, official timekeeper; Sandra Wheeler of Youngsvllle, official scorer and Walter
McDonald of Louisburg, publle address announcer, Staff photo by Clint Fuller.
LEW SUN DIN R. BRASWELL
Mr. Lewsundln Roland Bras
well, 80/of Rt. 4, Louisburg,
died Saturday. Funeral ser
vices were conducted Sunday
at 2 p.m. from the Duke Mem
orial Baptist Church by the
Rev. George Broome and the
.Rev. Harold Steen. Burial fol
lowed In Peachtree Church
cemetery.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Mattle Bowden Braswell of the
home; two sons, Kenneth of
the home, Ernest Braswell of
Raleigh; two daughters, Mrs.
O.D. Jenkins of Zebulon, Mrs.
Lonnie Clay of Raleigh; three
brothers, W.J. Braswell of
Rt. 4, Louisburg, G.S. Bras
well of Castalla, A.H. Bras
well of Goldsboro; four sis
ters, Mrs. W.J. Lancaster
and Mrs. W.S. Boone, both
of Castalla, Mrs. J.W. Green
of Rocky Mount, Miss Flora
Braswell of Smlthfleld; nine
grandchildren.
WILLIAM C. HORTON
WUllam Clifton (Buster)
Horton, 72, of Louisburg, Rt.
1, died Saturday. Funeral ser
vices were conducted Monday
at 3:30 p.m. at the White
Funeral Home by the Rev.
Howard Silvers. Burial fol
lowed In the Bunn cemetery.
Surviving are his wife, Mag
gle McGhee Horton; one
daughter, Mrs. J.H. Bedding
field of Warrenton; one sis
ter, Mrs. J.W. Young of Louis
burg; three step-sons, R.T.
McGhee of Bunn, A.M. Mc
Ghee of -Loulsburg, W.L. Mc
Ghee of Richmond, Va.
MRS. JENNIE _ C. BARTH
OLOMEW
Funeral services for Mrs.
Jennie Collins Bartholomew,
18I, of Rt. 2, Louisburg, who
died Saturday, were conduct
ed Monday at 2 p.m. at Lan
caster Funeral Home by the
Rev. F.G. BarnhlU and Rev.
W.T. Adams. Burial followed
In White Level Baptist Church
cemetery. '
Surviving are her husband,
Herbert W. Bartholomew of
the home; two sons, James
T. Bartholomew of Wake For
est, H.G. Bartholomew of
Rocky Mount; seven grand
children.
Born In A Tank
Oldenburg, Germany ? The
Infant son of Mrs. MargaSch
neekloth was born In a West
German tank that had been
dispatched to carry his mother
to a hospital during a snow
storm. Chrlstain's first toy
was a model of a West Ger
man army tank.
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THURSDAY
FEBRUARY 22
9 A. M.
THE
FASHION
SHOPPE
PRICES NEVER SO LOW!
ALL MUST GO!
Values To
$10.00
12.00
14.00
16.00
19.00
26.00
30.00
DRESSES
NOW
$3.90
5.90
&.90
7.90
9.90
11.90
13.90
SWEATERS
Values To
$7.00
8.00
11.00
13.00
15.00
18.00
NOW
$1.90
2.90
4.90
5.90
7.90
8.90
SKIRTS
Values To
$9.00
12.00
16.00
23.00
NOW
$2.90
5.90
7.90
10.00
SLACKS
Values To NOW
$7.00 $3.90
11.00 M.90
16.00
20.00
5.90
?.90
JACKETS
Values To
$20.00
NOW
4.90
Values To
27.00
NOW
8.90
COATS
Values To
$36.00
47.00
65.00
80.00
ROBES
Values To NOW
$4.99 $2.90
6.99 3.90
NOW
$14.90
21.90
24.90
45.90
HATS
Values To
$18.00
NOW
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$1.00
WESKITS
Values To NOW
$T0.00 1.00
SUITS
Values To
$20.00
NOW
$7.90
Values To
23.00
NOW
9.90
Berlin Wall
Crossings
Berlin, Germany ? West
Berlin statistics show that
les? than half as many East
Germans escaped over the
wall to West Berlin In 1967
as compared to 1966. More
than half of the 29-mlle wall
has been replaced making It
harder to scale.
There are grown-ups, with
splendid intellects, who con
tinue to behave in an emotional
infancy.
Visit Times Office Friday
Youngsvllle -'- Thatranklln
Times Managing EiHtor Mr.
Clint Fuller provided news
for'the Youngsvllle Junior Girl
Scouts when they visited the
Franklin Times building in
Loulsburg on Friday after
noon February sixteenth. In
relation to badge studies about
"My Community" the Juniors
were seeking specifically, In
formation concerning theways
In which a newspaper Is of
benefit to the community.
This they learned, In addition
to many other interesting facts
about the newspaper business.
While showing the Scouts
around Mr. Fuller talked to
them about the history of The
Franklin Times, planning and
printing of the paper, and dis
tribution.
Scouts taking part In this
special event were Llbble
Brown, Jan Roberts, ' Clara
Ann Stall lugs, Susie Baker,
Cynthia Paschall, Tonla Wal
den, Martha Lynn Bell, Aon
Hill, Elizabeth Krletzer,
Diane Prlvette, Constance
Hart, Vickie Keith, Vickie
Murphy, Deborah Edwards,
Ellen Robblns, and Janet Wall.
Troop leaders with the girls
were Mrs. N.A, Brown and
Mrs. W.M. Roberts. They
were assisted by Mrs. Wes
ley Murphy.
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ALL CLOTHING
PRICE
ONE GROUP
Ibiouses
|22
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MEN'S DRESS
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222
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SWEATERS
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022
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