Thanks
The family of Mrs. Ima
Inscoe wishes to thank the
many friend* and neighbors
who were so thoughtful and
helpful {luring the time of
their sorrow. You will long be
remembered.
T
Worker Protection
NEW YORK ? Most \meri
can workers today are covered
by workmen's tompensation in
surance. notes the hisurame In
formation Institute. Employers
in lfW>8 paid S2.875 Inllion in
premiums for.jlus protection,
designed to provide for t he tost
of medical rare and sveekh pay
men Is to injured emploxefs or
to dependents of persons killed
in work connet ted aciidents. '
Inflation Buster!!
The 1970 FORD
GALAXIE 500 2 Door Hardtop
Formal ROOF 8 Cylinder $3205.00
INCLUDES AT NO EXTRA COST
BODY SIDE MLDQ/VINYL NSERT NC
BRIGHT EXTERIOR MOLDINGS NC
COLOR-KEYED NYLON CARPETING NC
COURTESY LIGHTS ' , , NC
FIBERGLASS BELTED TIRES , ' NC
PASTEL BLUE /N/ i 1
390 CID 2V 8 CYLINDER ENGINE 86 00
BLUE VINYL ROOF 105 00
SELECT-SHIFT CRUISE O-MATIC 20100
/5/ G78x15 BELTED WSW TIRES 30 00
POWER STEERING 105 00
POWER FRONT DISC BRAKES 65 00
AIR CONDITIONER-SELECTAIRE 389 00
AM RADIO , 61 00
TINTED GLASS-COMPLETE < 45 00
REMOTE CNTRL LH OUTSIDE MIRROR v 13 00
'WHEEL COVERS 26 00
TOTAL OPTIONS 1126 00
TRANSPORTATION CHARGES 94 00
TOTAL $4425 00
YOU PAY ONLY 3690.00 Plus 2% State Tax
GRIFFIN MOTOR COMPANY
104 S. BICKETT BLVD.. LOUISBURG, N. C.
N. C. Dealers License No. 10*4
Jim Walterforwi Announces Another BIG
MR. A MRS JOHNNY LEE PERRY
CordUUy invite their friendi and neighbors to *
attend the open house being held it their
new home on
SATURDAY A SUNDAY
November 22 A 23
DIRECTIONS: From Louisburg. N. C. go We.t on
HWy. 56 toward Frank lint on, N. C. House on left
about 4 miles west of Louisburg. You'll see the 1
open house signs.
Emfiwj Do&v P/w$u !
Register for FREE drawing
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with flm, (lash cube A batteries
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FREE BALLOONS FOR THE KIDS!
GIFTS FOR EVERYONE! \
FULL COLOR CATALOG OF HOMES A
COTTAGES!
See how easily you can own a beautiful new
home ... the Jim Walter way.
Built on your property almost anywhere.
INSTANT MORTGAGE FINANCING TO
QUALIFIED PROPERTY OWNERS
ROCKY MOUNT, N. C. 27802
P. O. Box 1414
Hwy. 301 South
PH: Gl-6-9128
I would lik? to know mora about your building I
financing plan. PI ?a*# ??nd m? a \r? catalog. I flfflB
int?r?ited in a . ...
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13 LHS Students
Installed In Beta Club
Thirteen Louisburg High
School sophomo?es, juniors,
and seniors were inducted in
to Beta Club in a ten-thirty
o'clock ceremony Wednesday
morning, November 12, in
the school auditorium. Mrs.
Jewel C. Bartholomew, facul
ty advisor of the scholastic
honor society, installed the
honorees, before an assembly
of high school students and
guests.
Cassandra Versteeg presid
ed. Retiring president Caro
lyn Chadwick presented a de
votional meditation concen
trie to the organization's
motto: "Let us lead by sen1
ing others." Mrs. Bartholo
mew annotated the purpose
and history of the National
Beta Club.
In a candle-lighting cere
mony, 1969-1970 officers
publicly pledged active sup
port to the leadership-service
organization. Representing
the membership, Anne Strick
land declared .cooperation
and loyalty. Heading the Beta
Club are Cassandra Versteeg,
president; Charlie Hobgood,
vice-president; Linda Patter
son, secretary; and Carolyn
Chadwick, treasurer.
Vows were repeated by
Jane Burrell, Patricia Free
man, Sally Griffin, Meredith
Jones. Robin Kerley, Nancy
Lohmueller, Gregory May,
Henry Mitchell, Stella Shel
ton, Cynthia Shillinglaw, Jac
queline Smith, Marilyn
Smith, and Maurice York.
Each initiate received the
National Beta Club certificate
of membership and the pin
insignia. Debra Burnette will
be officially inducted into tlie
organization in a private ser
vice later.
To be eligible for initiation
in the educational organiza
tion which claims a consti
tuency of 96.191 academic
achievers in twenty-one
states, a student must main
tain for three semesters a
scholastic average of at least
90 and a conduct grade not
lower than A-. His attributes
should include honorable
character, good mentality,
creditable achievement, and
commendable attitude. He
must be approved by the
school administrator and by
the Beta Club committee.
The local chapter's com
mittee include Principal Tho
mas A. Riggan and two facul
ty members. Mrs. Jeannette
Arnold and Mrs. Marjorie
Leonard.
LHS senior Charlie Hob
good is 1969-1970 president
of the Franklin County Beta
Club, of which Mrs. Jewel
Bartholomew is sponsor.
G S Drive A
Success
Youngsville - Mrs. Claude
Edwards, chairman of the lo
cal Girl Scout annual fund
raising campaign, reports that
the drive has been unusually
successful. With all solicitors
reports now in, contributions
amount to a total of $282.90.
Mrs. Edwards reports that a
few more donations may be
made. She has been striving
for a goal of $300.00.
Volunteers who assisted
Mrs.' Edwards were Mes
dames: Allen Stallings, Hazel
Lock, Sam Ball, Lucy DePort
er, James Smith, E. J. Pearce,
A. N. Corpening, Tobie Hoi
den, W. M. Roberts. Bruce
Strickland, L. A. Woodlief
and W. C. Timberlake.
Mrs. Edwards is the Wo
man's Club representative ser
ving as Girl Scout Troop Con
sultant for the three Girl
Scout Troops sponsored by
the club.
Driving courteously and
exhibiting good manners will
do more to reduce highway
fatalities than all the traffic
regulations.
Engagement
y
Announced
?[;
ROSA WILKINS
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wil
kins. Sr. of Royte 2, Louis '
burg announces the engagt
ment of their daughter, Ros.
Delores, to Mr. Mack McKir
ley Johnson, son of Mr. an>i
Mrs. Johnny Johnson of
Jamacia, New York. A Nc
vember 27th wedding is plar
ned.
Buck fire
NKW YORK ? I lit" Imuran
Inhumation I list iiutc* notes (1)
the destuutixe potential of fu
works is sharply rcflci ted by
Fourth of )ulv conflagration u
Portland. Me. in I H(?f> which d<
stroyed 1,500 buildings ai
caused SIO iniiiion damage. 1 1
fire was started Jiy a < artless
tossed firet racker.
Insurance Competition
NI'.W YORK ? Nlftrr than
0(H) companies sell some or all
>rms of property and liability
tsuranre. such as fire and auto
lohile insurance, reports ihe
?
Insurance Information Insti
tute. The majority of such in
surance. however, is provided
by about 900 companies which
operate in all or most states.
RATS and MICE th?
HUMANE WAY WITH
FCX TRACKDOWN
4
0 CON
LOUiSBURG
FCX SERVICE
Sam Wood. Mgr.
BICKETT BLVD. LOUISBURG, N. C.
BAHK WITH CONFIDENCE |
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SAVINGS-CHE KING? LOANS? TRUSTS? INSURANCE
Citizens; Bank & Trust Co.
Henderson, N. C. 1
"THE LE'0IN6 BANK IN THIS SECTION"
1889 - 80 Y , ARS OF SERVICE t SECURITY - 1969
GRAND JPENIN6
AT OUR NEW LOCATION
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8 A.M. to 8 P.M. 8 A.M. to 5 P.M.
NOVEMBER 2tst AND 22nd
YOU'RE ESPECIALLY INVITED \
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