Billy Johnson
Enrolls In
AFROTC
Chapel H1U ? BlUy Johnson
of Fnnklinton, N. C. a fresh
man at the University of
North Carolina here, has been
selected for enrollment in the
General Military Course of
the Air Force Reserve Officer
Training Corps. He is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney John
son.
During the next two years,
he will compete with 50
other freshmen for entrance
into the Professional Officer
Course. To be selected, he
must not only do well in his
Air Force studies, but he
must also maintain an overall
"C" average or better in all
work attempted at the Uni
versity.
If he is admitted to the P.
0. C., he will attend a four
week field training camp dur
ing the summer before his
senior year.
Upon graduation, he will
be commissioned a second
lieutenant in the U. S. Air
Force.
He is a graduate of Frank
linton High School, Franklin
ton, N. C.
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Visit FrankKnton Fabrics
The Cedar Rock 4-H Club visited the Franklinton Fabrics
weaving plant Friday , October 10. Club advisors Mrs. Eloise
Nelms and Mrs. P. E. Oean said that the Club members were
most impressad with the use of computers in the cloth grading
department. Visiting the plant were: Jeffery Holland, Chris
Medlin, Ben Nelms, Blythe Nelms. Second row: Emily
Stallings, Alice Pinnell, Mrs. Nelms, Mrs. Dean, Anita Leonard,
Ronnie Champion and G. W. Leonard.
W. J. Sigmond, Jr., Plant Personnel Manager, complimented
the group on their interest in the Burlington Industries Plant
and on the work that the 4-H Clubs are doing.
Attends Retail Meeting
Mrs. Juanita Pleasants at
tended the annual meeting of
the North Carolina Retail As
sociation Executives in Fayet
teville, at the Downtowner
Motor Inn, on October IS,
1969. Mr. Jean A. Benoy,
Deputy Attorney General of
the State of North Carolina,
spoke on "Protection for the
Consumer".
The afternoon was devot
ed to panel discussions, con
cerning trade promotions and
parking problems. Helpful in
formation was given as to
how the other towns have
solved these problems.
On Tuesday, October 21
and Wednesday, October 22,
Mrs. Pleasants will attend the
training class for Credit
Bureau executives of North'
Carolina. Hiis meeting is be
ing held at the Velvet Cloak
Inn in Raleigh.
Homecoming
The Bunn Baptist Church
homecoming will be held
Sunday, October 26, 1969.
At the 11 o'clock worship
service, Rev. Robert Mul
lenaxe, a former pastor, will
bring the message.
Lunch will be served at
12.30. Former members and
friends are invited to attend.
Deaths
MRS. LOUISE W. SMITH
Mn. Louise W Smith, 86,
died Thursday . Funeral ser
vice* were conducted Satur
day at 2 p.m. at Lancaiter
Funeral Chapel by the Rev.
B. E. Holland. Burial follow
ed In the Cedar Rock Church
Cemetery.
Surviving ii a daughter,
Mr*. Maggie S. Bobbltt of Rt.
2, Louisburg; 10 grand
children; 22 great grandchild
ren.
SARAH JANE PULLEY
Franklinton ? Mn. Sarah
Jane Pulley, 82, of Franklin
ton, Rt. l.died Sunday after
noon. Funeral services will be
conducted Tueaday ft 3 p.m.
from Oak Ridge Baptlat
Church by the Pastor, Rev.
Ronald Rowe and Rev. Dana
Scrlvner. Burial follow* In the
church cemetery.
Surviving are her husband,
J. B. Pulley of the home; one
ton, Alvis Pulley of Man*on,
N. C.; two daughters, Mr*. N.
B. Kearney of Rt. 1, Frank
linton, Mr*. Floyd H. Mitchell
of Franklinton; one brother,
P. R. Perkinson of Rt. 1,
Henderson; 7 grandchildren;
6 great grandchildren.
ED L. MO YE
Funeral services for Ed
Lawrence Moye, 64, of Rt. 4,
Louisburg, who died Thurs
day, were conducted at 2
p.m. Saturday at White Fu
neral Chapel by the Rev. Ray
ford Etherton. Burial fol
lowed in Bunn cemetery .
Surviving are three sisters.
Mrs. Lanie Jeffreys of Ral
eigh, Mrs. Lucas Murray of
Rt. 4, Louisburg and Mrs. J.
M. Driver of Rt. 4, Rocky
Mount.
WALTER E. HALL
Walter Elijah Hall, 72, a
sawmill worker, died Friday.
Funeral services were con
ducted at 3 p.m. Sunday at
White Funeral Home by the
Rev. E. C. Bredbenner. Burial
followed in Highland
Memorial Gardens.
Surviving are his wife, Mr*.
Rhoda Bass Hall; his mother,
Mr*. Minnie Hall Davis of
Burlington; three daughter*,
Mr*. Juanita Matthew* of
Louisburg, Mr*. Rhoda Currin
of Warrenton and Mr*. Helen
Grumm of Charlotte; a son,
Walter M. Hail of Roanoke
Rapids; two sisters, Mrs.
Bessie Whlteseil of Burlington
and Mr*. Callie Gay of Ral
eigh; a brother, Lonnie Hail
of Burlington; 15 grandchild
ren.
SAMUEL B. NASH, JR.
Samuel Bobbitt Naah, Jr.,
58, of Cary, retired auto me
chanic, died Monday.
Surviving are hi* wife, Mr*.
Mary Daniel Naah; a daugh
ter, Mra. Thoma* Ley die of
Carrboro; a litter, Mary White
Naah; hi* mother, Mr* Katie
White Naah, both of Bunn.
MRS. ANNIE P. ROBERTS
Youngsvllle - Mr*. Annie
Protection
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tlon.
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INSURANCE
AGENCY,
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N. MAIN ST.
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STATEMENT BY
GOVERNOR ROBERT W. SCOTT
WHEREAS, the influence of Sunday School teachers
touch* ? all age groups in the church, from infancy through
advanced years; and
WHEREAS, attitudes shaped in early years often follow
us through life and guide our thoughts and actions; and
WHEREAS, it is fitting that we recognise and express
our appreciation for the selfless dedication to the service of
others exhibited by Sunday School teachers throughout the
years;
THEREFORE, 1 proclaim the week of
October 20-26, 1969
SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS WEEK IN NORTH CAROLINA
and commend this observance to our citizens.
By-4he Governor:
Raleigh, North Carolina
September 8, 1969
Sunday School Teachers Week
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Perry Roberts, 79, of Route
1, Youngsville, died Monday
afternoon. Funeral services
will be conducted from the
Flat Rock Baptist Church by
Rev. Jervais Phillips at 3 P.M.
Wednesday. Burial will follow
in the church cemetery.
Surviving are her husband,
C. H. Roberts, Sr. of the
home; five daughters, Mrs.
Pattie Cash of Route 1,
Louisburg, Mrs. Ruth Boykin
of Franklinton, Mrs. Edna
Bridges, Mrs. Thelma Hall,
and Mrs. Linda Wiggins, all of
Youngsville; two sons, C. H.
Roberts, Jr. and Marvin
Roberts, both of Youngsville;
twenty five grandchildren and
twenty-one great grandchild
ren.
weir the French Fouragere. It
was awarded to the regiment
by the French government
for its performance of duty
during the First World War.
Patronize TIMES Adv.
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Every generation, if wise,
learns from those who follow
as well as those who went
ahead. ?
A friend is someone who
doesn't expect any favors.
THANK YOU
Franklin Christian Schooj, Inc. would like to take this
opportunity to sincerely thank each individual and
organization for their wonderful response and
support displayed October XI, 1969.
We, the people of the School, appreciate your
excellent participation which made our Fund Raising
Campaign a complete success.
Ann Kannon
Passes N.C.
Pharmaceutical
Board
(FRK. B.W.) Mia Ann
Kannon, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Farris Kannon, haa
passed the North Carolina
Pharmaceutical Board and has
assumed a position aa phar
macist at Kerr Drug In Cam
eron Village.
Miss Kannon is a graduate
of Franklinton High School
where she was co-editor of
the annual, president of the
Beta Club and Vice president
of F.T.A. her senior year.
The Franklinton native re
ceived a B.S. in Pharmacy
from the Univenity of North
Carolina at Chapel HiU In
June of this year. She was a
member of the Kappa Epdlon
Professional Fraternity, a
member of the N. C. and the
American Pharmaceutical As
sociation.
Miss Kannon served her
internship at Wake Memorial
Hospital during the summers
of 1966 and '67 and at Kerr
Drug Store during the sum
mers of 1968 and 1969.
Scout News
Youngsviile -- Boy Scouts
of Troop 588 in YoungsviUe
returned home Sunday after
camping from Friday after
noon until Sunday at Scotch
Bonnet Pier, Topsail Beach.
Scouts who went were: David
Jordan, Mike Jordan, Dennis
Cyrus, Greg Underwood, Rob
Underwood, BiUy Moss, Bob
StaUings, Gordon Conyen,
Burt Young, Stanley Young,
Robert Weatherford, Marty
Hall, Charles Woodlief,
Tommy DeMent, Larry
Woodlief.
Adults who went with the
boys were Scoutmaster N. A.
Brown, Mr. Larry Undsey
and Mr. Clarence Conyers,
Mr. J. E. Underwood, Mr. L.
A. Woodlief, Mr. Jordan and
Tony Brown.
Troop members spent the
weekend at camp duties and
fishing.
Do you remember how
silly you were as a youth. If
not, you have learned little.
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