Scenes From Warrenton-Norlina Game Tuesday Night
Clinton Neal and Carl White battle for the
ball following unsuccessful shot as Herman
Rooker (41) and Billy Fuller look on. In the
background Is A1 Blalock.
Carl white of Norllna fails to block the
shot of Warrenton's Chocky White. Coming
up on the play are Norlina's John Perkin
son (5) and Hayes.
What to do until
an emergency happens
Emergencies have practically no
sense of fair play. And almost al
ways pick the worst possible time
to happen.
People seem to prefer the day
your insurance lapses to trip on
your sidewalk, for example.
And the car usually waits until
your bank account registers empty
before demanding expensive repairs.
There's no fighting it. But you can
be ready. By tucking away some re
serve funds in U.S. Savings Bonds.
Bonds, themselves, are emergency
proof. You can't lose the money you
invest in them, even if Are, flood,
robbers or plain carelessness causes
you to lose the Bonds.
And when something expensive
happens, you can just take them
into any bank and get yourself
solvent again.
In the meantime, Uncle Sam uses
your Bond dollars to handle other
urgent matters, like taking care of
your freedonfjl^l -
Buy Bonds where you bank or
on the Payroll Savings Plan where
you work. Get yourself really pre
pared and you might even discour
age a few emergencies from ever
happening.
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Keep freedom In your future with
The V.fi. 0?p*r?t?r*t doe* not pap for tht? adrerthi'"? Tht Trp*m#W Dipt,
thank* The Adrrrtl?im$ Council mud tkim publication far their patriotic a
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Chocky White of Warrenton is down court on a fast
break for the lay-up. White's basket in the final seconds
of play on an outside shot won the game for Warrenton.
Billy Rogers (35) and Norlina's Bobby Jones, Billy Fuller,
and Buck Wiggins battle for ball following jump at foul
circle.
Industry Expansion
At New Area Peak
Henderson? A record 81 new
Industrial plants and 136 ex
pansions?representing Invest
ments of $194.8 million-were
announced during 1964 in
the two state region served by
Carolina Power & Light Com
pany.
The 1964 figures top last
year's $103 million and 1962's
$110 million.
Dan E. Stewart, CP&L, vice
president for area development,
describes the growth record as
"an all-time high which dem
onstrates the close operation
and hard work put forth by
State and local Industrial devel
opment agencies other utilities
and Individuals."
Stewart said the Industrial
growth will create directly a
bout 16,000 new Jobs and add
$56 million a year In payrolls
directly to the economy.
The 1964 expansion brought to
the CP&L area seven more of
the nation's 500 largest Indus
trial firms, making a total of
54 companies among Fortune
Magazine's "Big 500" which
now have 108 plants In the
CP&L region.
JFK Shrine
Washington ? The historic
meadow at Runnymede, Eng
land of which the British Gov
ernment plans to set aside
an acre for for a memorial to
the late President John F. Ken
nedy, has had previous Ameri
can connections.
The 160 - acre meadowland
once was part of a large estate
owned by an American - born
woman, Lady Falrhaven, says
the National Geographic. She
died in 1939, leavlngthe historic
grounds to the British Govern
ment. The Runnymede meadow
now Is held Jointly by the Brit
ish National Trust and the local
county countil.
Miss Mary Sloan of Calypso,'
student at ECC, Greenville,
is a guest of Mr. and Mrs.
P. B. Rogers.
Mrs. J. W. Scott spent sev
eral days this week in Chapel
Hill with her sister, Mrs. C.
M. Standi.
Mrs. H. W. Rodwell is visit
ing relatives in Charlotte.
Misses Ann White and Carol
Reams of Meredith College,
Raleigh and Mr. Johnny Link of
State, Raleigh, ware here for
the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Lewis
of South Hill, Vs., visited rel
atives here on Monday.
The change from bride to wife
occurs when the newly-wed
lowering her eyes and
starts raising her voice.
The country with the largest
the world is Chi
DIAL
257-3341
FOR A RECORD
WANT AD
wanted
"WANTED: RED OAK AND SWAMP
oak logs and 63" blocks. Also
poplar logs and 69" blocks. Best
prices paid. Goblet Veneers inc.
Whltakers, N. C." D25-tfc
MAN WANTED 1500 FAMILY
Rawlelgh business In Southwest
Warren County. Permanent If you
are a hustler. Write Rawlelgh,
Dept. NCA-931-123, Richmond,
Vs. Jl-5tpd.
INTERVIEWER WANTED FOR
port time telephone survey work.
Give phone number and county.
Prefer private line. Not a sell
ing job. Air mall letter Including
education, work experience and
names of references to American
Research Bureau, Field Staff De
partment, Beltsville, Maryland.
ltc.
WANTED - POSITION AS MALE
NURSE. Experienced. Tel. 253
3731 ? John Harris, Jr. Jl-tfc
WANT ED-HOUSES AND APART
MENTS FOR RENT IN Warren
County. Contact Selby Benton at
Benton Furniture Co., phone 237
3476. tfc
WE HAVE A PRODUCT FOR VINYI
and other floors known as Seal
Gloss acrylic finish. It's terrific.
Warrenton Furniture Exchange.
lt<
FOR SALE - CHEAP FOR CAS1
one Ice cream box, one drln
box (part for meat, part ft
drinks), showcase that sits <
floor, adding machine, cash regit
ter, scales, oil stove, oil tar
'that holds 400 gallons of ol
and a small stock of goods. Horac
S. Davis (Mi Hayley Street, net
Hawkins School. D25-3I
IT'S INEXPENSIVE TO CLE,
rags and upholstery with B1
Luster. Rant electric shampoo
$1.00. Warrenton Furniture E
change. 1
IF YOU WANT THE HIGHEST MAR
ket price tor your livestock eaU
them at the Warrenton Livestock
Market Auction ante every Tues
day at 2 p. m. We hare trucks
available for your haiding. Call
367-3716 mt-tte
HAY FOR SALE?T. R. PAYNTBR,
Rt. $, Warrsotoo, N. C. Tat.
M7-4M7. Auf 7, He
FOR SALE-CANVAS L EGG INS, PA
ratroopar Boots, work and dress
shoes, rain costs, goloshers,
Army field jackets and boots,
truck covers. Linoleum rugs, N j
A W work clothes. See at Nor
ltna Shoe Shop. W-tfc
FOR SALE-NEW A =USED CHAIN
saws. Dealer for stlhl, Mono,
Clinton, Wright A Remington
saws $89.50 up. All sizes of
Oregon A Blue Jet Chain. Han
non's Lawn Mower Shop, Hen
derson, N. C. dS-tfc
FOR REiniT
FOR RENT-2-BEDROOM BRICK
house, newly decorated on Church
St., also 3-bedroom house on[
Church St. Ext. H. P Reld, Tel. I
257-3616. Itc
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RENT A KOHLER-CAMPBELL
piano for as lltUe as $10.00 a
month In any style or finish. All
rental money will apply to pur
chase price if you decide to buy.
Warrenton Furniture Exchange.
S18-tfc
SERVICES
AVAILABLE
THOMPSON BROS. SEPTIC TANK1
Service. Tel. 438-8817, Hender
son, N. C. 016-tfci
DRAPERIES-CUSTOMED TAILOR
ed to grace your very own win
dows ? any length ? and width
prompt service. We'll be happy
to bring samples to your home
measure ? estimate ? free of
charge. Scott Gardner, Mgr. Tel.
257-3693. s20-tfc
PORTABLE ABATTOIR WARREN
Freezer Lockers, Inc. Mr. Farm
er, for economy and quality, eat
your own beef and pork. We give
complete slaughtering and pro
cessing service. To schedule your
slaughtering, call collect Warren
ton 257-3477. m22-tfc
THAT OLD SEWING MACHINE Giv
ing you trouble again?Call Allen
King for a complete tune-up. Dial
Day?257-3341 or 257-3814 after
6:00 p. m. m8-tfc
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The undersigned having been duly
appointed as Administrator of the
estate of Dan T. Limer, late ol
Warren County, this Is to notify all
persons, firms or corporations hav
ing claims against said estate tc
present the same, duly verified, tt
the undersigned or his attorney or
or before the 25th day of June, 1965,
or this notice will be pleaded in
bar of recovery thereon.
This, the 25th day of December,
1964.
O. M. LIMER,
Administrator of Estate of
DAN T. LIMER
CHARLES T. JOHNSON, JR.,
Attorney. D25-4tc
ADMINISTRIX NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given that I have
this day qualified as administra
trix of the estate of the late Rev.
J. M. Burchette. All persons hold
ing claims against said estate are
required to present the same tome,
or my attorneys, on or before July
1, 1965, or this notice will be plead
CALL
257-3990
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USED CAR DEAL
Motor Silos Co., In.
HENDRSON, N. C.
MUTUAL INSURANCE
WAfttlMTON, N. C.
?d In b?r. This Dee. XI, 1964
SOPHIA M. BURCHETT,
Admx.
BANZET t BANZET,
Attorneys
FORECLOSURE SALE
I STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
1 COUNTY OF WARREN
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE of
authority contained in a Deed of
Truat executed by ROBERT W.
BOYD and wife MAMIE BOYD to
James D. GlUUand, deceased, (the
undersigned being substituted as
Trustee therein, under date of April
28, 1962, recorded In the Office of
the Register of Deeds of Warren
County, North Carolina, In Book 204
at Page 126, the substitution being
recorded In Book 221 Page 96, de
fault having been made In the pay
ments therein provided for, and at
.the request of the holder of the debt
secued thereby, I will on Tuesday,
i the 12th day of January, 1965 at
the Courthouse door in Warren
County, North Carolina, at twelve
o'clock noon by public auction, offer
for sale and sell for cash to the
highe? bidder, the following des
cribed propertyj
| TRACT NO. 1
BEGINNING at a point In center !
of Ridge Road opposite a rock on
North side of said road, Eddie Wil
liams' Southeast corner, thence
along said Williams line North Ode
grees 45 East 1467 feet to a stake;
thence North 18-45 West 805 feet
to a stake In center of a farm road
lit said Williams' line; thence along
center of said farm road and along
a new line for Thomas A J. Nichol
son South 37-45 West 308 feet; South
37-30 West 342 feet; South 20-40
West 304 feet to a point In center
of said road In Robert Boyd's line;
thence along said Boyd line South
84-45 East 440 feet to a stake,;
thence along said Boyd line and along
A. T. Carroll's line South 1-15 West
1320 feet to a point In center of
said Ridge Road, opposite a stake
on North Side of said road, A T.
Carroll's line Southeast corner;
thence along said road South 79
East 330 feet to the beginning, con
taining 18 acres, according to sur
vey of E. P. Fltts, October 11,
1948, and being apart of that tract
1 of land conveyed to Thomas A J.
Nicholson by Amos Wright, et ux.
by dead dated February 23, 1918,
1 recorded In office of Register of
Deeds of Warren County, N. C.,
I In Book 102 Page 347.
TRACT NO. 2.
BEGINNING at a stone, corner
I with James Bullock, and running
thence along said Bullock line North
I 1 1/2 East 1982 feet to two birches
on^ South bank of Llckhold Creek;
thence~ upsaid?Creek North 43
East 287 feet to a stake, maple
and hornbeam point eys; thence South
1 1/2 West 2169 feet to a planted
stone; thencealongthellneofGeorge
Carroll South 88 West 215 feet to
a stone, the point of beginning, and
containing 10 acres more or less
according to survey made by A F.
Brame, August 18, 1927, and plat
of same made by F. R. Ryder, Jan
uary 18, 1943, and being a part of
the March Dowtln Tract of land,
formerly the lands of Jacob Harper.
For further reference and chain
of title, see Deed In Book 204
Page 126 Warren County Registry.
The successful bidder will be re
quired to deposit $50.00 plus five
per cent of the amount bid. Sale
made subject to 1965 taxes.
This the 9 day of Decamber, 1944.
JASPER ?. HICKS,
Substitute Trustee.
DlS-4te
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Service For
All Farm
TRACTORS
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VALUABLE FARM AND
TIMBER LAND FOR SALE AT
PUBLIC AUCTION
The following parcels of land located In River Township,
Warren County, North Carolina, will be sold for Division of
Estate of late S. D. King, at public auction on Saturday, Jan
uary 16, 1965, beginning at 11 o'clock at Gin Property on High
way 158 West of Littleton.
(1) Fifteen (15) acres, known as a part of the "Sam Wright
Place" approximately six miles northwest of Littleton, with
mature pine timber.
(2) Twenty-nine (29) acres, known as the "Jim Carter
Place" located on Eaton Ferry Highway between Vaughan and
Eaton's Ferry with growing pine timber.
(3) Fifty (50) acres known as the "Jeff King Place"
located on the road from Littleton to R, L. Salmon's Store,
Approximately three miles north of Littleton, with matured
and growing timber.
(4) Ninety-five (95) acres, known as the "S. D. King Home
place" on Tar Kiln Highway, located approximately four miles
north of Littleton, with approximately fifty (50) acres of ?
land and the remainder in matured timber trees and i
(5) Ninety-five (95) acres known as the "Academy Tract"
on the Tar Kiln Highway located approximately three miles
north of Littleton, with fifth (50) acres of open land and the
remainder in growing pine timber.
The foregoing described lands carry with them allotments
of approximately three (5) acres of tobacco, six (6) acres of
peanuts and seventeen (17) acres of cotton.
(6) Cotton Gin situated on O. S. Highway No. 158, approximate
ly two-tenths of a mile west of Littleton, with Murray <
and Mitchell Cleaners, containing approximately f
The following tracts of property located in Littleton
ship, Halifax County, North Carolina:
1
(1) Four-room frame dwell in* house located in the
of Littleton at the intersection of Halifax a?
Streets known Sa "Klrfclaad Place".