Family With Industries
The May Family
On October 23, 1943, Otha May started what has become a
family affair with Burlington Industries. Since that day, two
brothers, two sons, and two nephews of Mr. May have become
employed at the Franklinton Fabrics plant in FrankJinton,
North Carolina. These seven men have now accumulated a
total <ft seventy-nine years with the company.
Pictured left to right, front row: Otha, Roy, Stanford, Bill
and back row: Ernest, Leroy, Otha, Jr. Congratulations to the
May family for their dedication and service to the Franklinton
Rant, a unit of Burlington Men's Wear Division, was extended
by plant officials.
SISTER
MARY
HEALER
Spiritual Advisor on
all your problem*
OIVINi SPIRITUAL HEALED
Aro yow facing difficult problem*? P?.
boo Itii? Money or job *ro?ble?7 Lov# or
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tUlw Mary li located on Buainaaa Highway 1,
cm mil* South of Handaraon, N. C. on Ralaigh
Road, juat acroaa iha highway from Warner
Evans JBarbacua. Look for tha big Indian Haad
Sign.
SISTER MARY IS OPEN DAILY AND SUN
DAYS FROM 7 IN THE MORNING UNTIL 10
AT NIGHT.
In Service
MACK JORDON
Ft. Bragg, N.C.(USATCI)
- Army Private Mack Jordon
of Company C, 5 Battalion, 1
Brigade has scored "expert"
with the M-14 rifle here. He
achieved his "expert's badge"
by hitting 60 oc more targets
out of a possible 84 while
firing on the Training Cen
ter's Record Firing Range.
Private Jordon is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Jordon
of Route 1, Box 180, Frank
linton, N. C.
JAMES C. TODD, JR.
U.S. Army, Vietnam
(AHTNC) - Specialist Five
James C. Todd, Jr., 25, whose
father, lives in Bunn, N. C.,
received the Army Commen
dation Medal Aug. 18 while
serving with the 173d Air
borne Brigade in Vietnam.
Spec. 5 Todd earned the
award for meritorious service
as an officer's club manager
while assigned to Head
quarters Detachment of the
brigade's 173d Support Bat
talion.
DEBORAH A. CHINNIS
Wichita Falls, Tex. - Air
man Deborah A. Chinnis,
daughter of retired U. S.
Army Sergeant First Class
and Mrs. John C. Chinnis, Rt.
2, Franklinton, N. C., has
graduated from a U. S-. Air
Force technical school at
Sheppard AFB, Tex. She was
trained as a medical services
specialist.
The airman is a 1969 grad
uate of Franklinton High
School.
"Girls were harder to kiss in
your day, weren't they.
Grandpa?"
"Maybe so, but it wasnt so
blamed dangerous. I never
heard of a parlor sofa running
off the road and smashing
into a telephone pole."
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930 SOUTH MAIN ST. LOUISBURG, N C
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Named Pa. College Dean
DR SEIDEL
RAIN-SHEDDING ? Cotton
velveteen in flaming pink
creates one of the season's
most stunning coat and dress
ensembles. The embroidered
coat ? which is weather-proof
for all its glamorous look ?
tops a wide-belted dress with
roll collar. By Naman Rain
wear.
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The Board of Trustees of
Mansfield State College in
Mansfield, Pa. approved the
appointment of Dr. Charles
Frank Seidel. 34 to the post
of dean of student affairs in
it's first meeting held in
Mansfield last Saturday. Dr.
Seidel, a former professor and
chairman of the MSC Depart
ment of Psychology, is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Frank
Seidel of Justice Street here.
A brother. George and his
family live on North Main
Street here.
Dr. Seidel, a native of Wil
liamsport and graduate of
Lycoming College, did grad
uate work at Temple Univer
sity and then at the Univer
sities of London and Liver
pool, England, where he re
ceived his doctorate in
psychology in 1962. Later
that year, his alma mater
named him assistant professor
of psychology and director of
institutional research, posi
tions he held until coming to
Mansfield State in 1967 to
head the Department of
Psychology.
During the past two years
at Mansfield, Dr. Seidel has
served as secretary of the
faculty of Liberal Arts, chair
man of the curriculum com
mittee, chairman of the com
mission on women's regula
tions, advisor to the Class of
1970, and as a member of the
student affairs committee.
Mrs Hight
TV Winner
Mrs. Maurice Hight or Rt.
2, Louisburg was the winner
in a drawing for a color TV
held at the new D & J Ponti
ac-Olds firm here Saturday.
The automobile dealership,
recently moved into new
quarters and as part of its
grand opening celebration the
TV was given as a prize.
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Above all. your wedding reflects you.
down to (lie smallest detail. When
choosing the bridal stationery for your wed
ding needs, let our services guide you.
The Fra^^n Times
Recreation
Leader
Candidate
Patricia Freeman, a junjor
and an active FHA'er since
first enrolled in high school is
a candidate for State Recrea
tion Leader and District Presi
dent. *' ,
The election will be held
at the District
ern Nash School OQ^O
4th. About 1,4
Homemakers
schools in twelve counties 4
expected to attend. ?
Mrs. Ann j
yan College, will delmr the
keynote address using "Ac
tion for Accomplishment'' as
her topic. Linda Baldwin and
Patricia attended a meeting in
Northern Nash in August to |
help plan the rally..
Linda Baldwi]?'f* <tnp?in|
badges for all thefcouisborg
participants to wear at the
rally Saturday. Fifteen girls
from Louisburg are planning
State FHA r
President Visits
Franklinton
(Frk. B.W.) The Fnwklin
ton Chapter of Future Home
makers of America met at the
Home Ec Cottage; "Monday
evening.
Sue Burke, preridcnt, re
cognized the special gueat,
Wanda Dickerson of Oxford,
who is state F.H.A. president.
Susan Powers and Janet
Carr gave a report of their
week of Leadership Training
at St. Andrews CoQege. They
pulled all sorts of things out
of a magician's hat as they
described the many ideas
they got at St. Andrews.
Plans were made to attend
the district meeting at North
ern Nash on October 4.
Miss Dickenon installed
the following officers: Sue
Burke, president, Patricia Ed
gerton, vice president; Donna
Mitchell, secretary; Clndi De
ment, treasurer; Juliet
Daniels, parliamentarian;
Ruby Privette, historian;
Wandy Eury, recreational
leader; Debra Lynch, repor
ter.
The group presented a
sldt, Charlie Brown Learns
About POW (Program of
Work).
Following the presentation
of a gift to Wanda Dickenon,
the meeting closed with the
F.H.A. ritual.
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62 BU. GRAIN TANK 13 FT. GRAIN HEADER
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Eosy Preserve# rrom Fresh Figs
Figs abound in your neighborhood? Then you II enjoy these
quick and easy preserves that make the most of those
perishable figs. They're made with Jell-0 Strawberry Gelatin,
which contributes color, sugar, flavor, and acid to enhance the
rather delicate fruit. The results will remind you of the
strawberry preserves your grandmother used to make by long
simmering.
FIG-STRAWBERRY PRESERVES
3 cups mashed figs (about 20 medium figs) *
2 packages (3 oz. each) strawberry flavor gelatin
3 cups ( 1 '/? lb. ) sugar
?If dark figs are used, preserves will be a deep purple color.
Fpr lighter preserves, figs may be peeled.
b> ^Thoroughly mix figs, gelatin, and sugar in a large saucepan.
Bring to a boil over medium heat and continue boiling for 3
minutes, stirring occasionally. Pour quickly into glasses. Cover
- at once with 1/8 inch hot paraffin. (If preserves will be used
. within 1 month, paraffin may b^ omitted and preserves stored
, in refrigerator.) Makes about 6 medium glasses.
NOTE: Recipe may be halved to fill 3 medium glasses.
to go. These girls will give the
morning devotion.
? The officers of the FHA
this year are President, Pat
ricia Freeman; Vice President,
Bxenda Bailey; Secretary,
Dawn Mullen; Treasurer, Ann
Strickland; Parliamentarian,
Dawn Hayes and Historian,
Ginger Kimbdll.
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