Church Notices
St. Paul's Episcopal
Ninth Sunday alter Trinity
Sunday:
10:00 A.M. Church School
and Bible Classes, W. J. Shea
rin, Superintendent
11:00 A.M. Morning Pray
er and Sermon by Rector
Acolyte: Walter Houae
Ushers: Edward F. Yar
bo rough, James P. Lumpkin
Nursery provided in Parish
House
2:00 P.M. Evening Service,
Klttreil
Free Will Baptist
Sunday:
9:30 "The Free Will Bap
tist Hour" WYRN Radio
10:00 Sunday School
11:00 Morning Worship
8:00 Revival Hour
Thursday:
8:00 Prayer Meeting
Temporary Location: 930 N.
Main St., Louisburg, J. Earl
Gilliam, Pastor
Calvary Baptist
Sunday:
10:00 Sunday School
11:00 Worship Service
7:30 P.M. Evangelistic Ser
vice
Wednesday:
7:30 Mid-week Service
Location: 1H miles from
Louisburg on Highway 401
South. Rev. Joseph Brady,
Pastor, of 111 Middle St.,
Louisburg, N. C. welcomes
you. Fundamental ** Inde
pendent *? Missionary.
Pleaching the Blood ? The
Book, the Blessed Hope.
Union View
Rev. Glenn Short, pastor
of Union View Baptist
Church in the dty of Frank
lin ton, is representing Frank
lin ton and the surrounding
areas if you are interested in
purchasing the 20 L.P. rec
ords in the reading of the
New Tectament on 33 1/3
speed Rev. Short can be
reached by calling 494-7341
or by writing Bo* 145,
Frankiinton.
There will be a Laymen
revival beginning tonight
August 8-llth at Union View
Baptist Church in the city of
Frankiinton on Chavis St.
There will be aervices nightly
at 8:00. A different laymen
from the Union View Church
will be bringing the me wages
and a different layman serv
ing as pastor and the male
chorus doing the singing. The
public is invited.
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"MONK"
417 W. Nablt St.
louisiuts, n. c.
Louisburg Baptist
Sunday:
9:45 Church School, M. E.
Smith, Superintendent
9:45?12:00 Nursery for
pre school children
11:00 The Church at Wor
ship, A. S. Tomlinson, Pastor.
Sermon subject, "The Tie
That Binds"
11:00 Katherine M. Harris
Sunbeams
11:00 Elizabeth W. Bob
bin Sunbeams
7:00 Sunday Evening
Group
7:30 Advisory Board
Wednesday:
7:30 Choir Rehearsal
Louisburg Methodist
Sunday:
9:45 Church School
11:00 He Who Sits in The
Heavens Laughs
Monday:
6:30 Annual Church
School Picnic at the church
Tuesday:
9:00 Prayer Group
Wednesday:
7:30 Chancel Choir Re
hearsal
7:30 Boy Scouts
Birth
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Patter
son of Staunton, Va. an
nounce the birth of a daugh
ter, Sharon Kay, weighing 8
lbs. 12'/i ounces, July 26, in
the hospital at Staunton. Mrs.
Patterson is the former
Louiae Wolfe of Mount Airy,
N. C. Her husband is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Pat
terson of Epsom.
We Americans are entirely
too careless and we pay for it
with human lives.
GENE PLEASANTS
of
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of 4 for
*19.06 a month"
If tou'i* age 30 and
everyone'* in good
health, you can insure
your life for $10,000
Whole Life, your wife'i
for an initial amount of
$4,000 and each of the
kid* for $1,000, for
$19.06 a month. That'*
only $1.72 more than
you'd pay for a $10,000
life insurance policy on
yourself alone. Aak
about Nationwide'*
Family Plan.
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Awarded Citation
Corporal George C. Robinson, Jr. of the U. S. Marine Corps
was awarded a citation by his Commanding Officer on June
6th, 1968, for his outstanding service.
Corporal Robinson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Clack
Robinson, Sr. He received his basic training at Paris Island, S.
C. From there he was sent to Camp Pendleton, Calif, and he is
now in Vietnam.
He received the citation for demonstrating initiative,
reliability and judgement far beyond that normally expected
of a Marine of his grade and time in service.
Corporal Robinson is a member of the 2nd Force Service
Regiment, Force Troops Fleet Marine Force, Atlantic.
Teenage Chat
Youngsville
Heat Wave!! You don't
need a weatherman to tell
you that. It seems that when
the heat arrives the people
flee to the coolest spot availa
ble. Some local teens were
; seen "cooling it" at the lake
i this past weekend. Among
them were Jo Anne Frazier,
Jerry Vaughn and Charles
Jones. Others headed for the
coast when the heat became
too much. How are those
blistered backs Janet and
Kathy?
Seems as if Jesse was
jealous of Ronnie getting to
play the part of Chester. So
he went out and broke some
of his toes. The next time
you see Jesse hopping around
be sure and ask him how it
happened.
The food at Franklinton's
Tastee Freez must be very
good. Almost every time
you're over there it's almost
certain you'll see some
Youngsville boys. That is the
reason you are over there
isn't it Graydon, Johnny,
Jesse and Larry?
What is this 1 hear about a
private tutor? Is it really true
Charlie?
Just a little advice to those
who might still be planning a
vacation trip. Make sure
everyone understands what is
going on. It is no fun sitting
in a strange bus station all
Birth
Mr and Mrs. Edward Wood
lief of Kittrell announce the
birth of a baby boy, Kevin,
born August 1, at Maria Par
ham Hospital. He weighed 10
pounds 11 ounces.
Mrs. Woodlief is the form
er Miss Gaynelle Layton of
Louisburg. N. C.
Thanks
The family of Mr. Robert
Jones Burrell wishes to thank
Dr. Medders. R.N. Parrish,
the neighbors and many
friends for their kindness,
cards, flowers and food given
to us in our hour of bereave
ment. May the Lord bless
each of you.
Mrs. Martha Ann Burrell
alone is it Deborah?
A happy birthday goes to
Mary Lou Brown. Also a
warm welcome to Youngsville
High's new principal, Mr.
Godwin, we all hope he will
enjoy being at Youngsville.
Death
MRS. MARY P. FAISON
Henderson ? Mrs. Mary
Pulley Faison, 84, died Wed
nesday. Funeral services will
be conducted today at 4 p.m.
at Waite and White Funeral |
Chapel by the Rev. Olan
Hicks. Burial will be in the
Union Chapel Church Ceme
tery.
Surviving are two sons, L.
R. Woods of Rt. 4, Hender
son and Paul Woods of Apex;
five brothers. Julian Pulley of
Rt. 4, Henderson. Melvin
Pulley of Kittrell. Jesse Pulley
of Henderson, Jim Pulley of
Raleigh and Bernie Pulley of
Franklinton: one sister, Mrs.
Effie Griffin, of High Point;
seven grandchildren; and four
great-grandchildren.
It takes a lot of patience
to improve the human race
and it also takes a lot of time.
f
WlaAliti Watt Qosrvfxany,
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