Mrs. F. B. Newell visited
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Newell
and family In Oxford last week.
Mrs. E. E. Gill am has re
turned to Warrenton after
spending ten days In Rocky
Mount with Dr. and Mrs. L.
R. Kornegay and family.
Mrs. J. B. Ballenger of San
Mateo, Call!., was a guest of
Mrs. V. F. Ward for sev
real days last week. Her
recent guests were Mr. and
Mrs. J. P. Carr of Ports
mouth, Va., and Mr. and Mrs.
W. M. Strickland and little
daughter of Fayettevllle.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Her
ring of Clinton were weekend
guests of Mrs. Irene Dicker
son. Mrs. Dicker son was a
recent weekend guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Herring.
Miss Margaret Weston and
Mr. Andy Holyle of Franklln
ton visited Mrs. Mary W.
Shields on Friday night.
Mr. A1 Blalock, Jr., of the
University of Chapel Hill
spent the weekend here with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
C. Blalock.
Miss Lucy Rodwell has re
sumed her studies at East
Carolina College, Greenville,
after spending several days at
her home here.
Mr. Walter Hurst spent the
weekend In Rocky Mount at
Wesleyan College with his
brother, Mr. Fred Hurst.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cook of
Washington, D. C? were
guests of Mrs. J. W. Scott
on last Thursday. She accom
panied them to Ponte Vedro
Beach, Fla., to attend the
wedding of Miss Louise Haley,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. J.
Haley. Mrs. Haley Is the form
er Miss Margaret Scott of
Rldgeway.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Hedgepeth and son of Rich
mond, Va., and Mr. and Mrs.
H. P. Hedgepeth of South Hill,
Va., were dinner guests of
Mrs. W. R. Hedgepeth Sunday.
Mr. Weldon Hall of Durham
spent the weekend here.
Mrs. Anna Tharrlngton will
leave today, (Friday) to visit
Mrs. Lewis Tharrlngton in
Norfolk, Va.
Mrs. T. W. Moore Is visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Brant
ley In Henderson.
Among those visiting Mrs.
Roy Davis In the Vance Manor
Nursing Home In Henderson
this week were Mrs. EvaWat
son, Miss Eula Allen, Mr.
G. R. Scoggln, Mr. and Mrs.
R. S. Jones and Miss Scoggln
Jones, and Mrs. T. W. Moore
of Warrenton and Mr. and
Mrs. Phil Allen and daugh
ters of Petersburg, Va.
Mrs. Alice D. King has re
turned home from a visit with
her nelce, Mrs. Herman Dol
lar of Raleigh. While In Ra
leigh she visited Mrs. Myrtle
Davis at the Fergerson CrInk
ley home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gill
of Cokesboro visited Mrs.
Alice D. King on Wednesday
afternoon.
MISS LOIS FAYE RIGGAN
whose engagement to Dalton Wayne King of Washington,
D. C., son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Horton King of Rt. 1, Hen
derson, Is announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Earl Riggan of Macon. The wedding will be solomnlzed
on March 19.
Eddie Riccoboni And
Mrs. Cutter Wed
Marriage vows were ex
changed at Trinity Methodist
Church In Sumter, S. C.,
on Feb. 4 by Mrs. Ernestine
Gerald Cutter and Edward R,
Riccoboni, It was learned here
this week. Officiating was
Dr. George Duffle.
Mrs. Riccoboni Is the
daughter of Mrs. John Ger
ald and the late Mr. Gerald
of Fair Bluff, N. C.
For a number of years Mr.
Riccoblnl, golf pro at the War
renton Country Club, and his
first wife, the former Miss
Myrtice Strickland made
their home at War renton.
Morehead Scholar
Among 99 Morehead Schol
ars named at the University
of North Carolina this week
Is David Thomas Tayloe,
Jr., of Washington, N. C. The
scholarships are worth $7,000
to North Carolina students for
four years of study at UNC.
Tayloe, the son of Dr. and
Mrs, Dave Tayloe of Washing
ton, is the grandson of Mr.
and Mrs. W. R. Wood all
of Warrenton.
Brauers Entertain
For House Guest
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest C.
Brauer entertained at a buf
fet dinner on Sunday evening
for their house guests, Mr.
Allen Mertz and Mr. Harry
Gilbert, of Lehlghton, Penn
sylvania.
The buffet table featured an
oriental centerpiece arrang
ed by Mr. Gilbert and Spring
flowers were used on Indivi
dual tables.
Those attending the diiyrer,
in addition to the honored
guests, were Mr. and Mrs.
Jlmmie Webb, Mr. and Mrs.
Palmer King and Woody King,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hurst
and Walter Hurst, Mr. and
Mrs. John Andrews, Mr. and
Mrs. William Brauer, Mrs.
Walter Bender, Mr. and Mrs.
O. A. Brauer and Misses
Donna and Katherine Brauer.
CLASS TO MEET
The V. L. Pendleton Phila
thea Class will meet Tues
day night March 14 in the home
of Mrs. A. S?. Bugg with Mrs.
J. T. Vaughan as hostess.
Squeaks from a bat operat
ing its natural radar system
contain frequencies above 50,
000 vibrations a second.
^Marguerite's Style Shop'
WARRENTON
MENUS
March 13-17
MAR1AM BOY A
Monday ? Sliced bologna,
cole slaw, garden peas, loaf
bread, raisin pie, milk.
Tuesday - Fish sticks, but
tered whole potatoes, green
beans, corntneal muffins,
lemon Icebox pie, milk.
Wednesday - Spaghetti, sav
ory meat sauce, turnip
greens, cornbread, congealed
fruit cup, milk.
Thursday?Beef and vege
table soup, cheese diamonds,
1/2 peanut butter sandwich,
cinnamon buns, milk.
Friday - Welners, beans,
cole slaw, rolls, apple sauce,
milk.
i'n'orlina"
Monday - Hot dogs, cheese
wedge, chili, slaw, buttered
potatoes, cinnamon buns, hot
dog buns, butter, milk.
Tuesday - Beef and vege
table soup, peanut butter sand
wiches, enriched bread,
crackers, oatmeal cookies,
butter, milk.
Wednesday - Pizza, tossed
salad, corn pudding, peach
half, biscuit, butter, milk.
Thursday - Salmon salad,
baked white potato, string
beans, pineapple slice, hot
rolls, butter, milk.
Friday - St. Patrick's Day
Irish stew, tomato and let
tuce salad, rolls, kelly green
gelatin with whipped cream,
butter, milk.
Junior Girl Scouts
Meet At Littleton
LITTLETON - The Junior
Girl Scouts met Thurs
day afternoon in the Lit
tleton Community Building
with their leaders, Mrs. Joe
Threewltts and Mrs. W. A.
Larrimore.
The meeting was opened
with the flag ceremony with the
Brownies participating.
Plans were made for the
Girl Scout Rally to be held
at the Community building on
Saturday, March 18. Scouts
from Warrenton will attend
the rally here.
Scouts will attend the
Littleton Presbyterian Church
In a group Sunday morning
which begins the observance
of Girl Scout Week. The 55th
anniversary of Girl Scouting
will be observed throughout
ADOPTION
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Carroll
of Warrenton announce the
adoption of a son, Edward Rod
ney, on March 2. Mrs. Car
roll is the former Miss Joyce
Brame of Norlina.
MISS PENDLETON
Miss Pendeleton To
Wed C. 6. Hicks
Mr. and Mrs. Henry John
son Pendleton of Frankllnton
announce the approaching
marriage of their daughter,
Jackie Ann, to Charles Gra
ham Hicks, son of Mr. and
Mrs.?Walter?Pierce Hicks
at Warrenton at the North
Warren Baptist Church on
Sunday March 12th at 4:00
o'clock.
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ROB TRAYLOR, Mgr.
LOIS CAROLINE HUNT
Engagement Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Horace F.
Hunt of Macon announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Lois Caroline, to AFC Monte
Bruce Sanders, son of Mr. and
Mrs. C. C. Sanders, 607 N.W.
15 St., Mineral Wells, Texas.
the world next week.
The sale of cookies was
discussed and dues were col
lected.
The girls practiced the pro
gram which they will present
at the Littleton Parent
Teacher Association meeting
Tuesday night.
CHICKEN NUGGETS
The fast quick-chick dishes
or the chicken nuggets made
from chicken breasts are as
economical as they are deli
cious. A pound of chicken
breasts provide about four
servings, according to the Na
tional Broiler Council. For
example, if you buy at $.69
a pound, you will be paying
only about $.17 per serving ?
very little cost for such gour
met fare.
The wedding is planned for
April 8 at the Macon Metho
dist Church at 4 o'clock.
Miss Hunt Is a 1964 gradu
ate of John Graham High
School and Is at present a
senloi at the Wilson School of
Nursing In Wilson.
Mr. Sanders is a 1962 grad
uate of Mineral Wells High
School and Is stationed at Sey
mour Johnson in Goldsboro.
No Invitations are being
mailed In the county. All
friends and relatives are In
vited.
FOR SALE
Reconditioned
Refrigerators
LIKE NEW
$10.00 Down
$10.00 Month
Warrenton
Furniture Exc.
Drewry 4-H Club Meets Ob Monday
The Drewry 4- H Community
dub met Monday night In the
community house with Miss
Kay Ellington, president, pre
siding.
Miss Nancy Mitchell led the
group In the Pledge of Al
legiance and Steve Norwood
led the 4-H Pledge. A song was
led by Jane Ellington and
Larry Kimball. The devotion
al was given by Nancy
Mitchell.
The new business discussed
was making plans (or the Tal
ent Show and selling candy.
The program consisted of
demonstrations by several of
the members. Miss Kay
Ellington gave a demonstra
tion on "Care of the Hair;"
Linda Kimball on "Table Man
ners," Jane Ellington on
"Health"; Nancy Mitchell on
"Cleaning"; Dawn Curtis on
"Table Setting"; Cran Wil
son and BUI Ellington on "Ar
and Wayne Mitchell on "Bows
and Arrows."
Mrs. Annie Wilson, adult
leader, assisted the host
esses, Nancy and Wayne Mit
chell and Linda Kimball, In
serving the 13 members pea
nuts, cupcakes, doughnuts and
Cool Aide.?DarlenePaschall,
Reporter.
ON DEAN'S LIST
James Branch Lane of Mld
dleburg and Carlton Prldgen of
Norllna were among students
of this area who were on the
Dean's List at the University
of North Carolina for the fall
semester, 1966. Both students
are enrolled In the General
College.
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