Franklin
County
Republican Party
Headquarters:
Click Here for
Directions 101 West Nash Street
(Mail: P.O. Box 909)
Louisburg, N.C. 27549
(919) 495-0986
Franklin GOP Meets 7 PM, Second Thursday Monthly at GOP Headquarters.
Winner
will
choose
one of
the above
two guns
being
offered.
Firearm
transactions
will be
handled by
Cross
Creek
Outdoor
Supplies
LLC.
Drawing
will be
held May 8
at the
monthly
Franklin
County
Republican
Party
meeting.
You do not
need to be
present to
win.
This
raffle is
being paid
for by,
supported
by, and
all
proceeds
are to
benefit
the
Franklin
County
Republican
Party.
$5 raffle
tickets
can be
purchased
from the
following
people:
Countywide,
White
Level and
Justice
Community:
Jeremy
Neal,
919-495-0986,
FCRCNeal@aol.com
Lake
Royale:
Danny
Pearce,
252-478-5358
or
919-269-2127
Franklinton
area: Dee
Sams,
919-868-0431
Bunn and
Pearces:
Jack
Mizzelle,
919-496-1649
Youngsville:
Michael
Schriver,
919-796-3324
Youngsville:
David
Goetze,
919-569-0471
2014
FRANKLIN
COUNTY
REPUBLICAN
PARTY
-Precinct
Meetings
and County
Convention-
MARCH
29th, 2014
at
the
Louisburg
Moose
Lodge
ALL
Precinct
meetings
will be
held
From:
4:00pm to
5:00pm
5:30pm
to 6:30pm-
BBQ
Chicken
Dinner --
7:00pm-
Convention
Starts
You
must
attend
Your
Precinct
Meeting
In order
to be a
delegate
to the
Convention.
Cost
$10.00
Candidates
for the
2014
Election
will be on
hand and
will be
allotted
time to
speak
during the
actual
Convention.
There will
also be
candidates’
tables to
provide
literature
and
information
about the
candidates
running in
local as
well as
State and
National
races.
Participation
in
Precinct
Meetings
and the
County
Convention
is free to
all
registered
Republicans.
The charge
of $10.00
covers
your
dinner
meal and
helps
off-set
the
facility
rental.
Meal
tickets
will be
sold until
the
deadline
of March
28th,
2014. Meal
tickets
can be
purchased
at the
monthly
GOP
meeting
(Feb. and
March) or
can be
reserved
by email
request
sent to:
FCRCNeal@aol.com.
Packed
room at
Feb. 4,
2013
commissioners
meeting.
The
Franklin
County
Board of
Commissioners
unanimously
approved a
resolution
February 4
to
preserve
and defend
the Second
Amendment
as a gun
control
debate
rages
across the
nation
after the
Sandy Hook
massacre
in
Newtown,
Conn.
2nd
Amendment
Resolution:
Click on
above
image to
enlarge.
AWARD
WINNER.
Neil Emory
with the
North
Carolina
Association
of County
Commissioners
presents
Commissioner
Harry Foy,
right,
with a
plaque
recognizing
20 years
of
service.
(Times
photo and
byline by
Carey
Johnson)
Neil Emory
with the
North
Carolina
Association
of County
Commissioners
presented
Franklin
Commissioner
Harry Foy
with a
20-year
service
plaque
during
Monday
night’s
meeting.
“What that
kind of
service
speaks
to,” Emory
said to
Foy, “is a
commitment
to the
voters and
the
citizens’
trust in
your
leadership.”
Foy was
happy to
receive
the honor.
“They say
time flies
when your
having
fun,” Foy
said of
his
service on
the board.
“I always
say that
being a
commissioner
is the
toughest
job you’ll
ever love.
(Photo and
article
used with
permission
from the
Franklin
Times,
Sept. 22,
2010
edition.)
David
Bunn,
with
wife
Jennifer
and
daughter
Emerson,
is
sworn
in as
the
4th
District
commissioner
by
Clerk
of
Court
Alice
Faye
Hunter,
Jan.
19,
2010.
More
about
David
Bunn
NEW
BOARD:
Republican
commissioners
Harry
Foy,
David
Bunn,
Democrats
Rev.
Sidney
Dunston,
Penny
McGhee-Young,
Manager
Angela
Harris,
Democrats
Robert
Lee
Swanson,
Shane
Mitchell
and
Republican
Don
Lancaster,
Jan.
19,
2010.
Bunn
is
fulfilling
former
Commissioner
Bob
Winters'
seat
which
ends
in
November.
Bunn
plans
to run
for
the
next
four
year
term.
The
Franklin
County
delegation,
above, had
approximately
22 in
attendance
at the
North
Carolina
Republican
Party's
State
Convention
held at
the
Raleigh
Convention
Center
June 13,
2009.
Chairman
Jeremy
Neal is
pictured
in the far
left. The
Franklin
GOP
resulted
in two
rows.
Also,
Nicholas Cloer was
a
volunteer
checking
in
delegates.
Four-year-old
Matthew
Strickland,
son of
former GOP
Chairman Ed
Strickland,
was also
in
attendance.
Congratulations
goes to
the
Franklin
GOP for a
successful
turnout!
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“You
have
enemies?
Good.
That
means
you’ve
stood up
for
something,
sometime
in your
life.” -
Winston
Churchill
A page
fromhistory:
Norman
Mattoon
Thomas
(November
20,
1884 –
December
19,
1968)
was a
leading
American
socialist,
pacifist,
and
six-time
presidential
candidate
for
the
Socialist
Party
of
America
.
The
Socialist
Party
candidate
for
President
of the
U.S.,
Norman
Thomas,
said
this
in a
1944
speech:
"The
American
people
will
never
knowingly
adopt
socialism.
But, under
the
name
of
"liberalism,"
they
will
adopt
every
fragment
of
the socialist
program,
until
one
day
America
will
be a
socialist
nation,
without
knowing
how it
happened."
He
went
on to
say:
"I no
longer need
to run
as a
Presidential
Candidate
for
the
Socialist
Party.
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