Entertains
Canasta Club
(FRK. B.W.) Mrs. H. F.
Fuller entertained her Ca
nasta Club on Wednesday
afternoon. Her home was dec
orated with seasonal dowers.
Mrs. L.R. Ethrldge received
high score prize for cluivwhlle
second high and traveling
prize went to Mrs. Garland
Sandllng.
Mrs. Owen WllderSras pre
sented the guest prize.
IXirtng the progressions,
Mrs. Fuller served punch. ?
At the conclusion of play, the
hostess served a dessert
course and coffee. Miss Inez
Fuller assisted In serving.
Party For
Teenagers
Youngsvllle ? Misses Janet
and Harriet Pearce had a party
at their home on Saturday night
April thirteenth with approx
imately thirty teenagers In at
tendance to celebrate the holi
day weekend. Decorations In
keeping with the Easter season
prevailed.
During the evening guests
were Invited to the dining
room where the hostesses
mother Mrs. E.J. Pearce ser
ved refreshments of fruit
punch, nuts, a variety of Eas
ter candles and cupcakes. The
cakes were decorated with
pastel bits of candy and top
ped with a party favor of an
Easter Bunny or other tradi
tional animal.
The serving table was cover
ed with a pastel designed cloth
which bad matching napkins,
plates and cups. Decorative
center of Interest was a large
festive rabbit flanked by light
ed blue tapers.
Arrangements of lilacs were
used In the den where the
young people gathered. Re
corded music provided enter
tainment.
Thanks
I would like to thank all of
my friends and relatives In
Franklin County for their
prayers, phone calls and beau
tiful cards and flowers sent
during the Illness of my dear
husband while he was ln Mem
orial Hospital In Sarasota,
Florida. I pray God's richest
blessings on one and all.
Mrs. Howard Wright
The problem of living Is to
find time for the things that
we would like to do If we had
tte time.
It is a mistake for people
to brand everybody as intol
erant who does not accept
what they believe.
MRS. MEL BROU6HTON
Mrs. Mary Ann Cooper Broughton, formerly of Henderson,
wife of gubernatorial candidate J. Melville Broughton Is shown
above at her home In Raleigh. Mrs. Broughton will be honored
here Sunday afternoon from 3 to 5 P.M. by the county Women
for Broughton Committee. The public Is Invited tothe tea to be
held In the community room of the First Citizens bank building
on Blckett Blvd.
Youngsville Club Hears
Of North Carolina Parks
Youngsvllle ? How North
Carolina Parks serve the
people was told to members
of the Youngsvllle Woman's
Club at their meeting on Tues
day night at the community
house. Guest speaker was Mr.
Morris Braxton who has been
Supt. at W.a Um stead State
Park lor the past seven years.
Prior to that he was Supt. (or
three years at the state lakes
In Bladen County. After being
Introduced by Program Chair
man Mrs. Robert Neeb, Mr.
Braxton stated ways In which
the parks serve Is by pro
tection of parks, providing
natural recreation, natural
education, and scientific
preservation. He showed color
slides which pictured areas of
the thirteen state parks In
North Carolina. Brochures
were given out to clubwomen.
President Mrs. L.J. Phil
lips presided at the business
meeting which was highlighted
with the presentation of the
annual President's Report.
Mrs. J.W. Weather, Jr., as
district chairman of Murdock
Center, discussed a project
of the club which Is the as
sembling of clothing and
other Items to be taken to
Murdock at Butner for
patients. Mrs. Weathers
thanked clubmembers for
their cooperation In bringing
the needed contributions.
Mrs. B.H. Patterson an
VUTfc. r UK
EDWARD F. (Jocko]
GRIFFIN i
(or
STATE SENATE
Subject To Democratic Primary
May 4tn, ivos iw jhmi
"EXPERIENCED - HONEST and RELIABLE"
"Your "Vote And Influenoe Will Be Greatly Appreciated
\ Pd, Pol. Ad.
nounced that the annual club
banquet would be held on May
eighteenth at seven p.m.
Mrs. N.A. Brown and Mrs.
W.C. Tlmberlake, as county
Cancer Crusade chairmen,
announced that tickets were
available (or the Cancer Bene
fit Play to be presented by
the Loultburg College Player*
on Saturday night April 20th
at the College auditorium. The
public Is urged to attend the
^performance.
Clubwomen were reminded
to register and vote In up
coming elections. Several an
nouncements were made of
political events and Invitations
were extended to attend them.
Incoming Club President
Mrs. Ben Hudson, who will
be Installed at the May meet
ing, announced her committee
appointments as follows:
Help-A-Home Mrs. A.Y.
Allen; Finance, Mrs. Allen
St al lings, Mrs. J.T. Allen and
Mrs. W.M. Roberts; Projects,
Mrs. L.A. Woodllef; Program,
Mrs. J.K. Tharrlngton; Scrap
book, Mrs. A.N. Corpenlng
and Mrs. N.A. Brown; Year
book, Mrs. H.H. Reddlck; Pub
licity, Mrs. R.E. Cheatham;
Membership, Mrs. J.J. Hart;
Community House, Mrs.
James Smith; Awards, Mrs.
W.C. Tlmberlake; Resolu
tions and Revisions, Mrs.
Evelyn A. Freeman; Chaplain,
Mrs. L.J. Phillips.
Hostesses for the evening
were chairman, Mrs. B.G.
Mitchell and Mesdames E.J.
Pearce, G.W. Barnes, S.E.
Tharrlngton and W.O. Rob
erts. An Easter theme pre
vailed. The serving table fea
tured an Easter basket filled
with colorful confections and
complimented with traditional
decorations. Refreshments
consisted of cake squares,
nuts andpunch. Chocolate Eas
ter eggs were on each plate.
Bride-elect
Honored
Miss Sylvia Long Gooding,
bride-elect, was guest of
honor Thursday night, April
11, at a lingerie shower given
by Mrs. Daniel F. Gay and
Mrs. Donald G. Adams In the
Gay home at 1409 Westches
ter Road In Raleigh.
For the event, the hostesses
presented Miss Gooding a
corsage ol white feathered
pompons and a gift of lingerie.
The refreshment table was
covered with an antique white
Irish linen cloth. An lvy-en
twlned arch supporting a daisy
covered basket filled with
white love birds decorated the
table.
The guests were served lime
punch, petit fours, nuts, and
mints.
Among the guests were Mrs.
G. Vernon Gooding, mother
of the bride-elect, Mrs. Carl
N. Ray, mother of the groom
to be, Mrs. Guy V. Gooding,
sister-in-law of the bride
elect, Miss Becky Gooding
and Miss Julie Gooding, nieces
of the bride-elect. Also pres
ent were Mrs. James D.Whe
less and Miss Kim Wheless,
aunt and cousin, respectively,
of the groom to be.
Miss Gooding, of Raleigh,
will marry Robert Glenn Ray
of Loulsburg on June 8, In
Grove Presbyterian Church,
Kenansvllle, North Carolina.
Franklinton
Mrs. Clifton Jackson Is a
patient at R ex Hospital In Ral
eigh.
Mr. W.A. Shearon Is a patient
at Duke Hospital In Durham.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. Park,
Jr. and family of Rye, New
York are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Brooks Parham. Mr.
Park returned Sunday from
Atlanta, Georgia after at
tending the Atlanta Inter
national Film Festival. He
received 3 awards for J.Wal
ter Thompson Company which
he represented.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Rowe
Ethrldge and family of College
Park, Maryland spent Easter
Holidays with Mr. and Mrs.
L.R. Ethrldge.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Win
ston and grandson, Robert
Winston, m of Charlotte spent
the weekend with Mrs. Prls
cllla Winston and Mr*. Ella
Coulter.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Pate
and children of Alexandria,
Virginia; Mrs. Frank Buleson
and children of Murfreesboro
spent the weekend with Mr.
D.C. Hicks, Sr. and Mr. and
Mrs. Woodrow Hasklns. Sun
day guests of the Hasklns
were Mr. and Mrs. D.C.
Hicks, Jr. and sons of Ral
eigh, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Hicks and family of Chapel
Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Don Has
klns of Norfolk, Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Davis,
Jr. and son of Rome, Georgia
visited Mr. and Mrs. Craw
ford Kearney during the holi
days.
Even a careful automobile
driver will sometimes meet
with danger ? It's a good rule
to expect the other man to
be careless.
Grilled Bistecca ? New Steak Treat
For centuries the Florentine people have been creating In
teresting ways to serve Bl.*kecca (Italian for steak). Now we
have taken a cue from the Italians and created a masterpiece
with Chef Boy-Ar-Dee Spaghetti Sauce with Mushrooms. It's
a new, dellclously exciting Idea and If you're one of the many
accomplished outdoor chefs, you'll be delighted with the sauce.
It gives real zest to a grilled steak. Start with a flank steak
and marinate It for at least 4 hours or overnight. Then grill
It, using half the marinade tor basting. Heat the rest of the
marinade and serve It with slices of the grilled steak. You'll
fine this sauce will also add new flavor Interest to grilled
hamburgers, sparerlbs, and frankfurters.
Grilled Blstecca
1 (15 1/2 oi.) can Chef Boy
Ar-Dee Spaghetti Sauce
with Mushrooms
2 tablespoons light brown
sugar
3 tablespoons lemon Juice
3 tablespoons minced onion
1 teaspoon salt
1 tablespoon prepared
mustard
Few drops Wor
cestershire sauce
1 flank steak
Mix all the above Ingredients together. Bring to a boll,
stirring constantly. Reduce heat and cook gently, uncovered,
lor about 5 minutes. Cool. Put flank steak In shallow baking
dish. Pour over cooled mixture; refrigerate lor at least 4
hours. Prepare coals on outdoor grill. Drain steak, put on
grill and cook for 4 to 5 minutes. Brush generously with
marinade. Turn and grill on second side. Meanwhile heat rest
of marinade and serve with sliced steak. Makes 4-6 servings.
Fashion -Show Given
At Franklinton PTA
(FRK. aw.) Mrs. laleen
Mode's Home Economics stu
dents presented a Fashion
Show at the meeting of the
Frankllnton Parent-Teach
er's Association on Tuesday
evening in the school audi
torium.
The students first modeled
clothes from the time of the
Cave Man and on through the
years to the time of the Space
Man.
Models were Barbara Rob
erts, Bess Green, Wanda
House, Charles Smith, Arthur
Kearney, Sandra Frazler,
Linda Buchannon, Patricia
Radford, Peggy Hayes, Karen
Colbert, Shanna Moore, Wen
dy Gupton, Delores Johnson,
Tommy Harris, Rose Eury,
Jane Roberts, Mary Lou Haw
kins, Betty Hayes, Ferbee
Preddy, Barbara Jordon, Pat
Hayes, Vlckl Murray, Nor
rls Collins, Jr., Patsy Ray,
Richard Smith, Susan Bowers,
Sheryl Harris, Len Carter,
Joyce Frazler, tiessa Harris,
Sue Burke, Marie Nail, Ann
Perry, Llbby Arthur, Carolyn
Bracknall, Sharon Champion,
Dlanne Collins, Erma Collier,
Donna Mitchell, Teresa Corn,
Wanda Parham, Susan Tu&er,
"Barbara Alford, Pat Harper,
Paula Parker, Wanda Eury,
Shirley Piper, Delols Sills,
Joan Davis, Etta Jordan, De
nlse Jones, Wanda West, Sue
Prlvette, Linda Ciudup.
Mrs. Julia Carr presided
over a short business ses
sion. She announced that the
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nominating committee would
present its report at the May
meeting.
Mr. Wesley Jackson, prin
cipal, spoke briefly about the
possibility of the P.T.A. spon
soring the Cub Scouts. No
action was taken since an in
vitation to the district scout
executive will be Issued to
speak at the next meeting.
Mr. Jackson announced that
Quill and Scroll had recently
been organized In the local
high school. He commended
the Track Team for Its good
record and the eighth grade
TV Math Class for Its good
work.
The principal announced that
the State Study Commission
would meet at Loulsburg High
School on Thursday evening at
7:30 o'clock. He explained the
topics to be discussed and
urged the parents to attend
the meeting.
Mrs. Betty Jean Tlmberlake
announced that three Issues
of the school paper, Charger,
had been released. She re
ported that Issues were a
vallable at the meeting.
Mr. Hiram Geudalla's home
room and Mrs. Jane Wllder's
homeroom won the attendance
prizes.
Mills 1958 Class Reunions
The 1958 graduating class of
Mills High School held a tan
year class reunion at the Mur
phy House Saturday evening,
April 13, at seven o'clock.
Class President Robert Al
ston presided over the bus
iness meeting and program
(or the evening.
Those participating In the
program were Mrs. JeanWll
llams Lloyd, Mr. Ronald
Phelps, Mrs. Jane Eagles
Allen, Mr. Thomas Cooke,'
Mrs. Kaye Hayes Polk, Mrs.
Page Allen Strickland, and
Mrs. Janice Joyner Fleming.
During the program a mem
orial was read by Mrs. Strick
land honoring a former
teacher, the late Mrs. Susie
Hayes Jackson.
Door prizes were awarded
at the conclusion of the din
ner meeting.
Those attending were Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Alston of
Salisbury; Mr. and Mrs. Ron
ald Phelps of Blnghamton, N.
Y.i Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Cooke of Virginia E^ach, Va.;
Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Wilson
of Frankllnton; Mr. and Mrs.
(Kaye Hayes) Clyde F. Polk
of Wlngate; Mr. and Mrs.
(Frances Peoples) Bobby Cor -
batt of Selma; Mr. and Mrs.
(Judl Catlette) Robert Ed
wards and Mr. Jack Avent
of Raleigh; Mr. and Mrs. (Page
Allen) Lewis Strickland of En
dlcott, N.Y.; Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Medlln of Laurel,
Maryland; Mr. and Mrs. (Jane
Eagles) Robert Allen of Kln
ston.
Mr. Hartwell Newton; Mr.
and Mrs. (Shirley May) Wil
bur Southhall; Mrs. (Jean Wil
liams) Ned Lloyd, Miss Peggy
Young&ville
Mrs. N.A. Brown and family
spent the past weekend at
Morehead, N.C.
Mr. and Mrs. D.H. Cyrus,
Jr. and children vacationed
during^ the weekend In the
Oregan Inlet area.
Miss Mltzle Tharrlngton
was here from ECU at Green
ville for the weekend.
Tomllnson; Mr. and Mrs. Ger
ald Edwards, Mr. and Mrs.
(Peggy Kemp) Bobby Land;
Mr. and Mrs. Richard South
erland; Mr. and Mrs. (Betty
Reams) Cooper Ayscue; Mr.
and Mrs. W.W. Thayer, Jr.,
Mr. and Mrs. W.F. Griffin,
Jr.; and Mr. and Mrs. (Janice
Joyner) William Fleming, all
of Loulsburg.
Mi*. Q.S. Leonard, former
teacher, was also In at
tendance. .
Teenage Chat
Youngsville
Vickie Wheeler
Finally, our baseball team
has won a game. They de
feated Edward Best 3-2. Bruce
Alford scored two runs and
Morris Catlett scored a
nother. For any Interested
fans, here Is the baseball
schedule:
April 19--Bunn at Youngs
ville; April 23? Youngsville
at Frankllnton; April 30?
Youngsville at Loulsburg; May
3? Edward Best at Youngs
ville; May 7 ? Youngsville at
Bunn. This schedule Is sub
ject to change with the
weather.
Birthday wishes gotoSandra
Cash, Jlmmle and Tlmmle
Johnson, Lisa Hart and Judy
Hill.
Word has It that things were
really on the move at the Four
Winds Club over the long
weekend.
Congratulations to the new
Beta Club members on finally
receiving their pins and cer
tificates. Wonder If the Vel
vet Cloak Is preparing for
fourteen Invaders from
Youngsville for the Beta
Convention?
"Honey" may have been a
round for a long time, but it
still grabs you!
Wonder where Jo Anne ate
dinner this past Sunday?
College students home for
Easter and spring holidays
included Joe Hart, Sandra Hill,
Ralph Brown, Lin Green, Jan
Ice Pearce and Rexle Smith.
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