Cub Scouts Have Award Night
The Louisburg Cub Scouts
met at the Methodist Church
for the Awards Night Cere
mony Thursday night.
Those who received advan
cements were:. Bobcat Pin:
Randy Godfrey; Wolf Badge:
Wayne Clay, Chip Davis, Don
Shuping. Richard Smith, Art
Stanley, Mark Stanley,
George West, and Stan Jones.
Those receiving Wolf Gold
Arrow Points included Joey
Myers, Chris Caveness, and
Paul Fleming. Wolf Silver Ar
row Points went to Joey
Myers, Tony Wynne, and
David Williams.
Weblos Activity Badges
went to a number of boys. Ed
Washburn, Keith Shearin,
Bob Strickland, Gene Smith,
and Jones Perry received
awards for scholarship. Keith
Shearin. Bob Strickland, and
Jones Perry were also award
ed Athlete Badges.
Sportsman and Showman
Badges went to Jones Perry.
The Engineer Badge was also
received by Keith Shearin.
For the third meeting in a
row. Den I was presented the
attendance trophy. At the
close of the meeting. Mrs.
Lucille Romero was awarded
a plaque for her year of ser
vice as a Deij Mother.
Seven Paths
Spending the weekend
with Mrs. Lucy Wilder. Mr.
and Mrs. J. S. Collie were Mr.
and Mrs. Will Blagman,_Mrs.
Don McCathran and little
daughter of Washington, D.
C. They also visited with Mr. ,
and Mrs. W. H. Lartz and
other relatives.
Congratulations are sent to .
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley' Smith
of Raleigh upon the birth of a
daughter, making grand
parents of Mr. and Mrs. Spen
cer Smith, great -grandparents
of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Collie
and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Smith
and a great-great grandmother
of Mrs. Lucy Wilder, an uncle ;
of Alton Smith!.
Mrs. Lee Inscoe is still on 1
our sick list and get well ,
wishes are extended to her.
also to Mr. Clarence Moore in _
Wake Memorial Hospital. Mr.
Tom Wilder is recuperating in
?the local hospital. ?
Mrs. Lena Wilder is here
from RdWh and will stay a
while with Mrs. Clarence
Moore and others.
Little Randy Bass had sur
gery again this week and we
hope he is on the way to a
complete recovery this time.
Among the visitors of Mrs.
L. S. Gay and Jenny during
the weekend were Rev. Guy
C. Moore of Selma, Mrs. Har
riett Moore of Louisburg. Mr.
M. T. Lamm, Rev. Raymond
Moore of Four Oaks visited
during the week.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Mc
Gregor and son, Van, of Gar
ner visited Mrs. Lee McGregor
on Saturday. ^ '
Miss Frances Wilder and
Mr Phillip Wilder of Rich
mond were with Mr. and Mrs.
W. R. Wilder during the week
end
Mrs. Elaine Proctor of
Rocky Mount visited her
mother. Mrs. Emma Moore,
on Saturday.
Mrs. Audrey Fisher. Tam
riiie and Karen of Rocky
Mount visited Mr. and Mrs.
Preston Ihscoe on Sunday.
Later in the day they were
joined by David and xisited
the M. E. Fishers and Carolyn
in the evening,
Mr. Osie B. Fisher of Cas
Halia arid Mrs. Joseph A. Perry
of Justice visited the M. E.
Fishers and Mr. E. B. Moore
on Sunday afternoon.
1969 And
Car Sales
Detroit -James M. Roche,
board chairman of General
Motors Corp.. has predicted
there will be a drop in new
car sales in 1969. Henry Ford
11. chairman of Ford Motor
Co.. gave a similar prediction.
Both companies plan produc
tion of mini-cars to compete
with impoTts sales which are
approaching a million in U.S.
market.
MEN'S SWEATERS
Reduced
: 40% 1
CHILDREN'S
DRESSES
PRICES CUT TO
1/2 price
WHILE THEY LAST
LADIES PANTIES
5 p, $1.00
BED SPREADS
FULL SIZE A ?r
CHENILLE L FOR
BIRDSEYE DIAPERS .
$1.73 PER DOZEN
aSr TISSUES
3 tag 63t
DRAPERIES
NO IRON OUR PRICE
100% FIBER GLASS aa
, $4.99 Val. ^Z.77
CANNON SHEETS
FULL OR 1 *1 AO
TWIN SIZE ... 91.77
CANNON TOWEL PIECES
6 HEMMED PIECES *1 Aft
12 x 15 INCHES ^I#WW
ASSORTED PLASTIC WARE
RE Reg. 77c VALUE NOW 2 FOR $.00
ASSORTMENT OF
TOILET GOODS
OUR PRICE
?*** 2 $1.00
MATERIAL
REGULAR 48C Yd.
%
NOW
3 Yds 990
HAIR SPRAY]
SUAVE
JUST WONDERFUL
AQUA NET ? MISS BRECK |
Reg. 87c
OUR PRICE
2 -41.00
LADIES
Panty
Hose
' ALL SIZES
$1.17 Val.
OUR PRICE
Pair r
K4&
CHILDREN'S
RAINCOATS /
U:?9 Val. Q7a '
NOW JJf L
? r>l>- NORTH J^IN ST.* LOUISBURG, N. C.
I
The Ffaiten Times
l.?'f T A TKw.U*, *?#??? AM Of r.MklM. UM,
Mrs. Davis Promoted To Asst. V.P.
Announcement of the pro
motion of Mrs. Emma Davis,
of the Louisburg Office of
First Federal was made fol
lowing the annual share
holders meeting held Wednes
day. Mrs. Davis was promoted
to Assistant Vice-President
and Assistant Branch Mana
ger The directors again ap
pointed Julius P. Timberlake.
Jr.. T. Mort Harris and Ron
ald P. Tharrington as mem
bers of the Louisburg Ad
visory Committee. .
Henry Gregory. President,
presided at the -shareholders
meeting. He told the group
that 1968 was another very
successful year for First Fed-i
eral. witli assets exceeding
$23,500,000. "Our reserves
increased by more than
$107,000 and savers were
paid over $850,000." Greg
ory stated.
Gregory pointed outr
"What have made available
the maximum service possible
for our customers. In order to
promote thrift in our service
area, we have increased divi
dends on certificate accounts
over $10,000. to 5V4% and are
offering 5% certificates on
accounts between"$5,000 and
$10,000. We have continued
to make available funds for
mortgage loans and have
made every effort to invest in
the best loans possible."
Gregory praised the progress
of the Louisburg branch
office under the management
of Frank A. Read, Jr. and
Mrs. Emma D. Davis, and the
contribution made by the
Louisburg Advisory Com
mittee.
In closing, Gregory em
phasized the importance of
customer relations and prais
ed the association's personnel
for their contribution and
cooperation. He also ex
pressed appreciation to the
members of the Board of
Directors for their loyalty
and for giving unselfishly of
their time whenever needed.
"Their advice, wisdom, and
experience," he said, "have
made a major contribution to
the success of this institu
tion."
The membership was told,
"First Federal continues to
enjoy the position as the larg
est savings and loan associa
tlon in our area and your
Board of Directors, officers,
and staff have a sense of pride
which automatically goes
with this position. We also
realize the responsibility it
carries. We face 1969 with
the determination that First
Federal will continue to op
erate on sound policies which
will help us occupy the same
position at the end of this |<
year."
The following directors
were re elected for the year:
Mayo Boddie. J, B Brewer.
Jr.. Julian B. Fenner. Henry |
Gregory. Jake, L. Rosen- <
bloom. Alfred L. Standi. A.
P Thorpe. III. John .A. Vann. I
Jr. and Robert D. Wimberley.
At the organizational j
meeting the directors met and ;
elected Henry Gregory as I
President and managing of- j
ficer; Robert D. Wimberley,
Senior Vice President. Gr?
-harii C. Kennedy. Executive
??Vice President and Treasurer;
Helen Drummopd. Vice Presi
dent and Secretary. , R. C.
\V instead. Vice President and
Assistant Treasurer; North T.
Cuthrell. Vice President and
Assistant- Secretary; Romaine
E. Crumpler. Assistant Loan
Officer; Frank A. Read. Jr.,
V-ice President and Louisburg
Braiu'h manager; Emma D.
Davis. Assistant Vice Presi
dent and Assistant Branch
Manager,
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