Church Notices
St. Paul's Episcopal
Seeond Sunday la Advent
Thursday December 4
? 30 PM Vestry meeting
m the home of James John
ion
7 45 P.M. Choir Rehearsal
Sunday
10:00 Church School,
Bible fiiin for ail ages # i.
Sheartn, 9upt.
11:00 Holy Communion
and Sermon. Corporate for
men and boys
Nursery provided. Mrs D.
T. House
Acolyte, Henry Perry
ft 30 Choir Supper. Mb.
Scoggin's home
Wednesday
7 45 Chow Rehearsal
Roman Catholic
The holy lacrifice of the
Mass a offered every .Sunday
morning at 11:30 A.M., si
the little chapel of Lou ?burg
College
Monday, December 8,
1%5 ts the feaat of the
Immaculate Conception It is
a holy day of obligation On
that day all Cathodes should
attend Mans just as on Sun
day. The Mas m Lou ?burg
will be at 6:00 P.M. m the
little chapel of lanmbutt Col
lege
Free Will Baptist
The Bible is still being
preached e> our day at Pint
N. Main St. Louiaburg. N. C.[
i Karl GMiam ? the. pastor
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Death
FRANK HORTOJi
funeral ?ernce? for Prank
Morton. 67, of Route 1, Loo
isbur*. who died Monday, j
were conducted Wednesday
at -2 p m at White Funeral i
rhapel by the Re*. Frank |
Pulley Burial foSowwi n the
Ran tdel I Chapel Baptat
Church cemetery ?
, Sunrtrinf arc a Miter. Ma<
pe Pearl Uorton of Route 1,
l.ouitburf. ktothert
[Jnid of Route "1 rV,Q?bur*.
and OreUnd Uorton of
Snow Hill
Louasburs Baptist
Sunday
9:45 Church School, ft. S.
Knott Superintendent
9' ?45-12:00 Nursery for
pre-srhool children
11.00 The Church at Wor
ship. the Rev A. S. Tomlin
?on pastor Sermon subiect.
Wednesday
7 : 30 Choir Rehearsal
Friday
7 : 30 * Brentwood Rest
Home Service
Loutsburz Mettiodist
Sunday
9 00 "Worship: The Ones
of Hope
9:45 Church School
11:00 Worship: The Crises
of Hope
2 20 Choir .Rehearsal.
Chancel Chow
5:00 Youth/Choir Rehear
ml /
5:45 Sen** Youth Fellow
7^30 Study Course China.
Dt Greifhton Lacy of Duke
Diriroty School. Instructor
Wednesday
4:00 Junior Choir Rehear
Mi
7:30 Chancel Choir Re
heaml
Thursday
9:00 Study. The Sermon
on The Mount
4:00 Cherub Choir Re
hearsal
7:00 Methodiit Men
ChnatRMt Dinner
Thanks
We woidd like to take this
opportunity to thank the se
cond floor staff at Franklin
Memorial Hoepital and Dr. W.
F Cole for the many kind
neaes shown to our lowed
one durtaf his recent stay in
the hoepital. Our special
thanks and hlminp also go
oat to our friends and neigh
bors for the cards, nuts and
every kind and thoughtful
deed rendered as at Uustime
The Family of Cart Jack
son Horton
El?gant AppU Pi?
Make rfte mr>sr f rhe season * bright and crunchy apples' Add
smk -4ii?ar and apmf and arrange 3s*m atop a custard pie Et'g
pretty en ?M?k to nave come from a French pastry shop, yet
it'* easy and for>iproof since r.h* oa a* <omes from .lardy aq
custard mi*. _ *?
imc cxhtaud me
1 parka** fj ?*.? J+U O
(rti dm En r.anurd Hh
1\ rupH milk
1 hakrrf > tnrh pw?
2 ewpn than apple ?tteM
, r?p ntffar
1 taiHMpMn water
/j tmifkMM rinnamtM
'.'4 -teawpwui iwtmff
1 t#anpo<Mi (nt^d kmon
rind
1 uMMpoom coanc
(MfrrMop crumta
Blend cuMatci mix with milk in a Bring quickly
to a boil, stirring constantly 'Mixture will be- thin.) Cool 15
minutes stirring often Pour tnto pie shell Chill 1 hour
Meanwhile. ounJuam appte Uir.es. sugar water ipir.es. and
lemon rind in a saucepan. Bring to boil. Simmer about 10 min
utes or until apple thces are tender Coo4 10 to 15 rmnutea.
*Hinfrif nrwrrvtaii rrwnf rmr wwart ? pie ihii spoon
apple slices cnST crrano^ Cmu lilliff liM ? lliuill 1 FjuuiI a
Louisburg
Mr and Mrs. Harry K.
Johnson of Sew London.
Com arrived Tuesday far a
nut with his father. Mr. A. F.
Johnson, Jr and family. They
are en route to Texas to visit
his mother
Thanks
The family of Jimmy Oar
land Collie wishes to express
appreciation to their many
friends for the kindness
<ly>wn to" them during their
time of grief and bereave
ment ?
The Collie Family
In Fashion
Many department stores
have knitting departments
where amateur knitters are
helped with their work if the
wool s purchased then.
Wigs continue their popu
larity Some women have se
ven! for different occasions.
Knitted garments are very
popular this season. So much
so that many housewives have
taken op this creative art and
are knitting dresses and coats
as well as sweaters and caps.
WfcUe toast of the yarn ?
expensive, the tabus ? rsafly
what makes these garments
cost so much when they are
purchased as handmade.
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Mount Zion Baptist
Announce Christmas Plans
Tta Christmas season will
be ushered in at Mount Zjoo
Baptist ChuKb, Rout* i.
Louisburj. Sunday. Decem
ber 7. This Sunday is being
designated White Sunday"
and the church will be de
corated entirely in whit* and
a crude wooden cross will
pace the altar tabic.
This will highlight the
Week of ftayer for Foreign
Missions which concludes
with the service Sunday.
Several of tbe ladies of the
church will assist the pastor.
Rev Kenneth F Huneyeutt.
in Che service
During the offertory all
members of the congregation
will place their mission offer
ings at the foot of Che cross as
a symbol of their interest m
sending the Good News into
all parts of the world.
On Sunday. December 14,
at 6:00 p.m. a church wide
Christmas buffet supper and
chil<fren's program ii planned.
This will be a family affair
and immediately following
tbe meal a children's program
wiR be presented by tbe Pri
mary and Beginner depart
ments of the Sunday School.
The Junior choir will also
present a program of music
and tbe entire group will join
in snging familiar Christines
carols.
Each mall child present
will be presented a bag of
goodies. The room will be
decorated with a Chostmas
:rw and c he traditional colors
of red and gnen WtH BrMWt
Mrs Priscilla Duke is chair
man of tbe food planning
committee and Mrs. -tula Cat
sell a chairman of the child
ren's program. Mrs. Fayc
Champion is chairman of tbe
decorating committee.
Al church families are aak
ed to plan to attend this
event.
On Sunday, December 21.
at 11:00 o'clock a traditional
Christmas service in the form
of a pageant. "The Light of
Franklin Mem. I
Hsspital Notes
Tie following wm pat i
ient4 in the hospital Thursday I
morning:
PATIENTS: Corndiua |
""?rial Alston, Lounburv"" i
Wttie Lynch Alston, Whit- |
"? S""" Temperance Ais- j
too. Uuisburg; Mary Beaty
neas, Louisburg: John Ben- I
Bunn: Idji f i>q}|f R* it
k*usburg; PWtie K. Boone i
C?taJia Willie vu? u ?ter
Bowtn, Louisbuig; Nellie |
Tane Bryant. Spring Hope
Diane Debra Cannady . Prank
linton, Connnj Haley
Loutsburg John Scott Cat
JeUe. Louisburg; Paul Stanley
Cottty, Franklinton, Emo
tene Morgan Co Dim. Lou a
burg; M?ttie C. Collina r? .
Ha; Marvellous Currin, Lou*.
burg; Donald Dark, u>uifr
burg; Josephine Stewart De
tanty. Chapel HU; Alyan
Smith Earnhardt, Loulebuig*
Henry May Edwwb. Frank-'
linton; Mabel Leonard Ed
warda.- Louiaburg; Robert
Henry Erana. Louiaburg
Serena Eden Evans, Louia
burg; Annie Newell Faulkner
LouWim,; Evelyn Forsythe
Pinch, Louisburg. Eugene G.
Foster, Louisburg; <kfU
Green Fuller, Louiaburg
Gjorfa Spencer Gilliam. Lou-'
W>urg; Laura Alaton Haw
Una, Louiaburg; Martha Solo
man Hicks. LouW>ut|; Claacy
Webb Houae. Raleigh;
Hudaon Wright, LoulsW
-Nettle M. Ltortwry, Toil'
burg. Annie H. Lloyd, Louto
bw? Cherry Denton Medlln,
Youngsrllle; Stuart Yv
borough Merrttt. Louiaburg.
Jam?? William Mitchlner
Franklinton; EateU* Bryant
Moaa, Franklinton; Alton
Brooks hnkll, Louisburg
Jake Sfer;pson Parriah, Casta
.iUry A**"* Parnell,
I-oui?burg; Annie Wllllana
Parry, Loimburg; Lola Gray
P?rry, Youngsvllle; Lola Tuc
km Parry, Louisb??; William
Thurman Pop-, Hend?,on;
Dlanne Richardson. HoOlatar
Dennia Simmons Robblns.'
Franklinton; Jeanette Lewis'
Roaa. Franklinton; Dorothy
Garter Shaaron, Franklinton
John Oliver Sledge, Louia
burg; Annie Swanaon Smith
Loulabuif; Parcy William
Tint, Loulabuif; Zelma
Lowary TUley, Louiaburg
Lloyd Henry Turner, Louie-'
burg; Clyde Millard Waaler
Louisburg; Martha Winium'
Williams, Louisburg; Olady.
T. Kerley, Louiaburg, Alice
Faye Champion, Loulabuif
Olenn Walter Prultt, Loufc.'
burg.
th* World", will be ptenud.
It will be pnxnud by the
adult choir, th* junior, inter
mediates. and young peopie
of the Sunday School depart
meat Tha pageant depicts
the buth at Christ ut muse,
drama, and the qpoken word.
Vfci. Roy Gupton ? chairman
of the program committee
and Mrs Thelma Marshall s
icrving as chairman of the
cost a me committee. The
pageant was written and ar
ranged by the pastor
The public is cordially in
cited (O attend this service
Health And
Beauty
This is the season when
cold sores or fever blisters are
at their height
It is surprising that cold
tores are not more common
because most people carry
the virus with them all the
time.
Natural resistance to this
organism is lowered by cer
tain factors, most common of
which is the cold, sudden
elevation of body tempera
ture. pstroin-teKinal upsets
and over-exposure to the sun
and wind.
A cold sore starts with a
slight itching and burning of
the affected area. This be
comes more intense One or
more sores will occur-usually
areas wt^cre skin and mucous
membranes meet
Most often cold sores dry
up on their own. They leave
crusts which take about a
week to fafl off. Discomfort
can be relieved by campho
ice, menthol or spirits of cam
phor.
In some few cases, cold
sores are so recurrent and
numerous that drastic treat
ment is called for. A doctor
should be consulted and given
a background picture of the
patient's trouble with cold
sores. He win probably advise
a series of small-pox vaccina
tions.
Stay away from the use of
make-up on the affected area
The soaw-cotorsd fluid csr
ries the virus, so be consi
derate of other people.
r> FISH ION -S ()?BrT The free wheeling look of fashion
l?70 is captured by Designer Stacy 4mes m this T shirt dress
o t diamond-patterned cotton crochet Lightweight and com
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About Your Home
You can cut down the
everyday Imng noises in your
home by repairing aO noisy
appliances and equipment.
Place rubber pads or other
? resilient material under vi
brating equipment, oil doors
and motors Strap do*n vi
brating pipes and secure loose
dllCtS.
ftrtiw ift o? borne aw
one of oui outstanding plea
sures. Most of us love to give
a successful party as much as
we enjoy attending one.
Any good party is apt to
be noisy. The buffet lunch
eon and even the family din
ner usually create 'quite a
volume of sound.
The best idea is not to fill
the room beyond its capacity.
la Che small modern house
this is not always possible.
Carpeted noon, draped win
dows and accoustically treat
ed ceilings will greatly reduce
sound
The nursery is best located
away from the front entrance
or the back door. It should be
well away from the rooms
you use to entertain in. It will
one or two walls in the nur
sery and to install an inter
com system connected with
the master bedroom, the kitc
hen and the family room.
These items are much simpler
to install when you are build
ing. But they can be installed
later.
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