In The Service Of Uncle Sam
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JACKIE ALLEN WEATHER
SBY
Louisburg has furnished
another United States Marine
when Jackie Allen Weathers
by enlisted at the Marine
Corps Recruiting Station in
Raleigh, N. C. The new
Marine is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. C. B. Weathersby of Rt.
1, Louisburg, N. C.
Private Weathersby enlist
ed for two years under the
120 day delayed enlistment
program, which allows a
young man to select, months
in advance, the date he will
leave for active Marine Corps
duty.
Sgt. Speeks. local Marine
recruiter explained some of
the advantages of 120 day
delay program. The new
Marine can make plans and
get his affairs in order be
cause he is certain of his
active duty date Since he is
already a Marine during the
delay period the time counts
toward his total service obli
gation, his first pay raise and
his fust promotion.
Private Weathersby report
ed to recruit training on 30
Jan., 1969.
ROBERT P. HARRIS
FORT BENNING, GA. -
Sergeant First Class Robert P.
Harris, son of Mrs. S. D.
Harris, Route 4, Louisburg,
North Carolina, has been as
signed to the U. S. Army
Infantry Board at Fort Ban
ning. .
Entering the Army in Oc
tober 1953, Harris has had
extensive training and ex
perience in Personnel and Ad
ministration. He has been as
signed to this department at
the Infantry Board. The In
fantry Board, an Infantry
material test activity of the
U. S. Army Test and Evalua
tion Command, tests all wea
pons, equipment, clothing
and vehicles developed for
use by the Infantry.
Sergeant Harris is married
to the former Miss Marlean
Perry of Columbus, Georgia.
They have one son. Forest. 5
years of age. During his tour
of duty at the Infantry
Board, the Harris family re
( side at 901 Joy Road, Colum
? bus, Georgia. * * - * ?
THEODORE H. ABBOTT
U. S. ARMY, VIETNAM
(AHTNC) - Army Private
Theodore H. Abbott, 20, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin W.
Abbott. Route 1, Franklin
ton, N. C., was assigned Dec.
16 to the 554th Light Equip
ment Maintenance Company
in Vietnam, as a cable splicer.
JOSEPH W. FINCH
(E0251) BARBERS
POINT, HAWAII (FHTNC)
Jan. 24- Seaman Apprentice
Joseph W. Finch, USN, son of
Mrs. Marlen E. Burnette of
Route 4, Louisburg. N. C.,
has reported for duty at the
Naval Air' Station, Barbers
Point, Hawaii.
Barbers Point is the central
naval air' facility in the Paci
fic. It supports the operations
of aviation activities and units
of the operating forces such
as transiting aircraft carriers,
four patrol squadrons, a
transport squadron, utility
squadron, and training and
service units based there.
Louisburg
Elementary
Menu
February 10 thru 14th
Monday:
Bacon 'n Cheese Puff Pie
Green Peas
Whole Orange
Sesame Seed Rolls
Cinnamon Crisp
'A pint milk
Tuesday:
Beef Stew w/Vegs.
Cole Slaw s
Peach Halves '
Crispy Corn Bread
Cookies
V4 pint milk
Wednesday: Lincoln's Birth
day
Getty's-burger on Rail Split
ter Bun
Lady Todd's Tossed Salad
Lincoln Log French Fries
Honest Abe's Gingerbread
w/Lemon Frosting
V4 pint milk
Thursday:
Fish Sticks
Cheese Strips
Spanish Rice
Green Beans
Citrus Fruit Cup '
Corucy Muffins
Cookies
V4 pint milk .
Friday -Valentine Lunch
Heaven-made Meatballs and
Spaghetti
Romance Salad (cabbage,
apple & celery)
Love Portion (Purple plums)
i Sweetheart Rolls
Valentine Cake squares
'A pint milk
There eventually comes a
time when anyone gets tired
pf work.
DOUGLAS HARRIS
*
PLEIJU, VIETNAM
(AHTNC) ? Douglas Har?is,
21, whose parents, Mr. and j
Mrs. Douglas A. Harris, and
i wife, Nancy, live on Route '2, ,!
Louisburg. N. C., was pro
moted to Army sergeant Dec.
30 near Pleiju, Vietnam,
where he is serving with the
4th Infantry Division, as a,
i squad leader.
Awards
Presented
The Union Gospel Taber
nacle Church located on
Route 4, Louisburg. N. C.
presented their Sunday i
School Perfect Attendance
awards Sunday for the year
?1968.
The following members
were presented attendance
bars: Mrs. Marie Joyner, Mas
ter Tony Joyner - second
year; Misses Diane Holmes*
Sharon Cooper, Debbie Joy
ner, Mr. Larry Alford, Mr.
Glen Joyner - fifth year Bar;
Master Gary Alford, Mr. and
Mrs. C. H. Newton - sixth
year bar; Mrs. Elmar Holmes,
Mrs. Holly Lee Braswell, Mas
ter Devone Holmes, Miss Joy
Braswell and Mr. J. B. Coop
er, Jr. - seventh year bar; Mr.
M. J. Alford, Miss Pamela
Cooper and Mr. Joseph Coop
er - tenth year.
School Board
Sets Lunch
Program
The Franklin County
Board of Education announc
ed today that the Franklin
County School System had
been declared eligible to part
icipate in a new rree and
reduced price school lunch
program. Policies for its ini
tiation and administration
have been approved by the
North Carolina State Office
of School Food Services.
Eligibility for children to
participate is determined by
total family Income and num
ber of children in school.
Application forms have been
sent to all families. Those
interested in participating
have completed the forms
and returned them to the
home room teachers. This
part of the school lunch pro
gram is funded by the Federal
Government through the
United States Department of
Agriculture and sponsored by
the County Board of Educa
tion.
Our oil was g
enough for ever
Except ypfy
People thought Dtno
Supreme was about the
belt oil you could buy.
But it ttillwasn't good
enough. For us!
Sc we Mt up ume new
standards. Even above
those of the car maker ?.
And developed a new
10W-40 oil.
Then we teited thi?
newly formulated oil
against four top multi
graded motor oils.
We came out ahead,
tn protection againat
wear. Againit rust. And
ahead in resistance to
r
1 sludge formation.
It proved we were
good enough. For our
nhtt.
And better than good
enough for your car.
If your car had a mind
of In own, it wouldn't
run without ut.
DinersClub, Carte
Blanchef Hertz and
American Expreu cards
honored at Sinclair sta
tion!.
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