Meek installed As President Of
Warren County 4-H Council
Oscar Long Meek was In
stalled as president of the
Warrer County 4-H Council at
the annual Achievement Pro
grann held at John Graham
High School auditorium on
Tliursday night of last week.
Other officers installed
were: Patricia Russell) vice
president; Arlene Bender,
secretary and treasurer; and
Costel Evans, reporter.
Mrs. William T. Skinner,
?I, former assistant home
economics extension agent,
was installation officer.
Oscar Long CButch) Meek,
president presided over the
meeting. Following welcoming
remarks by Butch, Costel
Evans led the group in the
Pledge of Allegiance and 4-H
Pledge. Patricia Russell gave
the devotion, which was fol
lowed by a song led by Carolyn
Richardson.
Special guests were recog
nized by L. B. Hardage and
G. W. Koonce. A roll call by
clubs by Arlene Bender show
ed approximately 200 people
present. As an entertainment
part of the program, the
"Warrennettes" - Mattie
Tunstall, Glenda Wright and
Glannelli Tunstall - sang a
special number.
The Extension Agents, L. B.
Hardage, Miss Emily Bal
linger, Miss Dorothy Good
wyn and G. W. Koonce, pre
sented special awards to 4-H
club members, leaders and
friends of 4-H.
County Project Awards
were presented as follows:
Claiborne Holtzman, County
winner in Achievement (boy),
Safety, Personal Appearance
(bo v), Commercial Vege
tables, Automotive and
medals in Agriculture, Field
Crops, Horse, and Home
Beautification; Patricia Rus
sell, County winner in
Achievement (girl), Foods and
Nutrition, Home Improve
ment, Leadership (girl) and
Entomology and Co-County
winner in girl's Citizenship.
She also received medals In
the following projects: Cloth
ing, Dairy Foods, Forestry,
Home Economics, Photo
graphy and Canning; Arlene
Bender, County winner in
Home Economics, Recreation
and crafts and medals in
Clothing, Dairy, Home Im
provement, Home Manage
ment and Achievement; Sidney
Fleming, County winner in
Agriculture, Dairy, Field
Crops, Health (boys), and
Tobacco and a medal in
Achievement; Oscar Long
Meek, county winner in Beef,
Leadership and Citizenship
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(boy), and medals in Horse
and Tractor.
Valerie Fleming was coun
ty winner In Health (girl) and
Horse and Co-county winner
In Sears Poultry Flock Man
agement. Steve Young was the
other co-county winner in
Sears Poultry Flock Manage
ment. Each of these received
a poultry trophy from Sears
Roebuck and Company. Steve
also received medals in Agri
culture and Dairy. Linda
Daniel was county winner in
Dairy Foods, Child Care and
received a medal In Home
Economics. Donna Brauer,
county winner in Electric and
Canning and a medal in Dress
Revue; Janls Paynter, county
winner in Clothing and Dress
Revue and medals in Foods and
Nutrition, Leadership and Co
county winner in Girl's Citi
zenship.
Cran Wilson was county
winner In Dog Care and
Training and Randy Curtis re
ceived a medal for this pro
ject. Cran Wilson was also
county winner in Home Beau
tlflcatlon and received a medal
in Horse project. Ruby
Kimball and Joy Person
received medals in the Bread
project. Robert Bender was
county winner in Forestry and
Wildlife. Richard Holtzmann,
Jr., was junior county winner
in Wildlife and received
medals in Health and Elec
tric, Kay Ellington was
county winner in Home
Management. Gwendolyn
Davis, county winner in Photo
graphy and a medal in Cloth
i ing; Phillip Fleming, county
winner in Poultry and medals
in Agriculture and field Crops;
Teresa Hicks, county winner
in Public Speaking; Annie
Craft, county winner in Rural
Civil Defense and Sandra
Paynter, county winner In
Girl's Personal Appearance;
Lucy Boyd, county winner in
Frozen Foods.
Conrad Bender, county
winner in Dairy Production
and a medal in Electric; Phil
lip Edward West, county
winner in Dairy Herd Man
agement. Phil Harris, coun
ty winner in Swine; Danny
Davis, county winner in Trac
tor.
Other club members win
ning medals were: Delaine.
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CERTIFICATE OF ACHIEVEMENT?Staff Sergeant
Cephus N. Wright, right, crafts noncommissioned officer,
Special Services Division, receives a certificate of achieve
ment and congratulations from Colonel H. L. Patteson,
deputy commander. The award was made in recognition
of Sergeant Wright's management of the Special Services
Crafts Automotive Garage. A native of Warrenton and the
son of H. A. Wright, he entered the service in 1948. He
is married and has four sons and at present is stationed
In Aberdeen, Md. (APG Photograph.)
Meek, Beef, Foods and Nutri
tion, Home Management,
Leadership; Linda Holtzmann,
Dairy Foods, Electric, Foods
and Nutrition, Photography,
Poultry; Jackie Walker,
Dairy; joy Reavis, Dress
Revue; Bill Ellington, field
Crops and Tobacco; Laura
Bender, Home Economics,
Home Improvement and
Crafts; Mike Williams, For
estry; Doris Bender, Health;
Ernest Boyd Harris, Fores
try; Suzanne Bender, Home
Management, Alvin Hawkins
Poultry; Mary Leigh Meek,
Poultry; Steven Bender, Safe
ty; Linda Crews, Home
Beautiflcation; William Rich
ardson, Entomology; Richard
Coleman, Commercial Vege
tables; Novella Branche,
Frozen Foods; Sandra John
son, Recreation.
I Dare You awards were
given to Oscar Long Meek,
Janls Paynter, Costel Evans
and Patricia Russell. Key
awards were given to Oscar
Long Meek and Robert Ben
der.
Six adults were given
Alumni Recognition. This
recognition is given to former
4- H'ers and is awarded
for their success in the busi
ness world since their 4-H
days. The county winners were
Mrs. Owen Robertson, Jr.,
and Robert E. Fleming. Medal
winners were Mrs. Elizabeth
Russell and Joe King Wil
liams, jr. In the summer
of 1966, Mrs. Wilson Fleming
and Alvis Fleming had been
declared District and State
winners for 1966 and were
recognized on Thursday night.
4-H club members re
ceiving District champion
ship certificates were Robert
Bender, Forestry and Wild
life; Phillip Edward West,
Dairy; Donna Brauer, Elec
tric; and Valerie Fleming,
Horse.
The Rldgeway Community
4-H Club was presented a
certificate for State recog
nition in their club safety
recognition, Wise-Paschall
Community 4-H Club, Drewry
Community 4-H Club andZion
Community 4-H Club. The fol
lowing four clubs were pre
sented certificates in recog
nition of their health improve
ment activities: Rldgeway
Community 4-H Club, Zion
Community 4-H Club, Wise
Paschall Community 4-H Club
and Norlina Community 4-H
Club.
In addition to the previous
ly llstetf recognitions, 62 com
munity 4-H leaders were given
certificates in recognition of
their years of service in lead
ing the 4-H club program.
Club Members Attend
Electric Workshop
The Afton - Elberon -
Vicksboro 4-H Club held Its
regular meeting Monday night
with the president, Arlene
Bender presiding. The gfoup
was led in reciting the Pledge
of Allegiance- ancL the 4-H
Pledge. Mike and Andy Gar
rett gave the devotion.
After a short business ses
sion, W, H. Fuller and Wayne
Overcash of the Carolina Pow
ln Memoriam
In loving memory of our
wife, mother, and grand
mother, Mrs. Olivia M. Jer
man, who died March 11, 1966.
We shall start another
Long and lonesome mile
Thinking of you often,
Hungry to see you smile.
We're trying to carry on
As you would have us to do,
Hoping to have you clasp our
hand
When our work on earth is
through.
We often sit and think of you
When we are all alone
F or memory is the only thing
That grief can call its own.
We miss you, oh, we miss you.
How could wc help but cry?
But if you live as you lived,
We'll meet you again by and by.
No one knows of the sadnesu
Only those who have lost can
tell
Of the grief that's borne in
silence,
For the one we love so well.
God knows how much we miss
you.
Never shall your memory
fade.
Loving thoughts shall always
wander,
To the spot where you were
laid
James H. Jerman, Mrs. V.
J. Galling and Denlse.
Rites Fir Acddtnf
Victiu Are Held
At Sulphur Springs
Funeral services for Ed
ward Rodgers Munn, 38, were
conducted from the Sulphur
Springs Baptist Church of
which he was a member,
at 2:30 p. m. Saturday by the
pastor, the Rev. J. m. Long,
and the Rev. Robert Oates.
Burial was In the Wise ceme
tery.
Mr. Munn died Instantly last
Thursday afternoon of Injuries
received while repairing a
car at Munn's Esso Service
Station on Franklin Street.
He was working on a creep
er under the car when the
jack slipped and the car crush
ed his head and face. He was
an employee of the State High
way and Public Works Com
mission and was a member
of the Elberon Rural Fire
Department.
He Is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Margaret StegaU Munn;
a daughter, Sandra Munn of the
home; his mother, Mrs. H. F.
Munn; three brothers, RusseU
Munn and Eugene Munn of
Warrenton and Ervin Munn of
Newport News, Va.; five sis
ters, Mrs. Ervln Manning of
Vaughan, Mrs. Price Moody
of South Hill, Va., Mrs. W.
B. Taylor of Petersburg, Va.,
Mrs. Albert Jones of Rich
mond, Va., and Mrs. Charles
Capps of Warrenton.
Mr. Bobby Blackman of
Richmond, Va., now stationed
with the Army in South Caro
lina, spent the weekend with
his grandmother, Mrs. Annie
Rivers.
er and Light Company gave
an Interesting talk and dem
onstration on electricity. This
was the second electric work
shop the members had attend
ed in which they participated
and worked on electric equip
ment.
Delicious refreshments
were served to the 31 guests,
members and leaders present.
Sandra and Gloria Ashlock,
Kathy Tucker and Ben Reavls
were hosts for the occasion.
?Laura Bender, Reporter.
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What is the brewing industry worth to the American
economy? Reckon it in billions. Here are some of our
annual outlays, in round numbers:
Excise taxes (federal, state, local). . . $1.4 Billion
Agricultural purchases (grains, etc.) .$215 Million
Packaging purchases
(wood, paper, metal) $550 Million
Salaries and wages. . $2.5 Billion
ON THESE FOUR ITEMS ALONE-MORE THAN $4 BILLION
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Miles Fineral Is Htld At Danville, Y$.
Funeral services tor Percy
King Miles, 83, were held In
Danville, Va., at ? p. m. Fri
day. Interment was In Dan
ville.
Mr. Miles, the son of the
late Mr. and Mrs. George S.
MUes of Warrenton, died at
Danville Memorial Hospital
ON Thursday morning of last
week after an Illness of two
weeks. A graduate from Wash
ington and Lee University In
1917, Mr. Miles was with
the E. B. Flcklon Tobacco
'Company In Greenville, N. C.,
for nine years and with7 an
independent tobacco company
.lit Danville until his retire
ment. He was a member of the
Baptist Church.
Surviving are his wife,
the former Miss Edith Wil
liams of Danville; two sisters.
Mrs. A. C. Blaiock of War
rent on and Mrs. Ed Shaw
of Henderson and one brother,
Morton Miles of Henderson.
Among those from this area
attending the funeral were
Mrs. A. C. Blaiock, Mr. A. C.
Blaiock and Mr. A. D. Har
ris of Warrenton, Mr. and
Mrs. C. C. Perklnson of Wise,
Mrs. E. G. Shaw and Mr. Mor
ton Miles of Henderson.
ON DEAN'S LIST
Robert Mark Harris, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Harris,
Jr. of Roanoke Rapids was on
the Dean's List at North Caro
lina State University. He Is a
freshman majoring In Botany
Science. He Is the grandson of
Mr. and Mrs. Courtney Sadler
of Vaughan.
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