Brownie Troop 379, meeting at the Presbyterian Church
on Monday afternoon, had their pictures taken in observance
of Scout Week. Leaders are Mrs. Frank H. Daniel and Mrs.
W, A. Connell, IIL The Brownies are pictured, left to
right: First row?Jan Gardner, Karen Coker, Mary I,
White, Kelly Casey, Frances Daniel, Mary Bunch, Bonnie
Greer, Brigette Fleming; second row?Jeanne Moseley,
Susan Davis, Ruth Harris, Kathy Myrick, Laura Burrows,
Carter Ward, Kay Fleming; third row?Kim Harris, Susan
Gardner, Michele Ayscue, Cindy Connell, Pam Haith
cock, Julia Carroll. Not present were Laura Shearin, Shelia
Campbell, and Carolyn King.
Members of Junior Girl Scout Troop 725 are shown above
at their rededicatlon meeting at the Warrenton Methodist
Church on Tuesday. Pictured, left to right, are: First
- ,w? Pam Hayes, Donna Overby, Crystal Weaver, Wanda
Wlghan, Becky Williams, Bonnie Lloyd, Jennie Bradberry;
second row?Rebecca Wood, Susan Stegall, Kaye Hilliard,
Cheryl Shearin, Glenda Killan, Susan Wilson, Faye Felts,
Donna Sue Robertson; third row?Lynn Maynard, Carolyn
Coleman, Patricia Odom, Donna Sue Medlin, Beth Elam,
Kathy Hayes; fourth row?Linda Lloyd, Lou Ann Coleman,
Pam Powell, Teresa Hicks, Susan Thompson, Sarah Bur
ton, Sharon Mustian, Catherine Blankenship, Eleanor Davis.
Not present were Elizabeth Overby and Patsy Blackwell.
Girl Scouts And Brownies Observe Scout Week
Junior Girl Scout Troop 725
held a candlelight-rededi
calion ceremony at the War
renton Baptist Church on
Tuesday afternoon as a part
of the celebration of the 55th
anniversary of Girl Scouting
in the United States. Each
scout was given an opportunity
to renew her Scout Promise
and to review the 10 Scout
Laws.
Troop 725, sponsored by
the Warrenton Woman's Club,
is composed of five patrols and
includes girls from the 4th,
5th and 6th grades, and four
girls from Norlina.
The current troop officers
are: Troop secretary
(Scribe), Catherine Blanken
ship; treasurer, Susan Wilson.
The patrol leaders and as
sistant leaders are:
Nature Patrol?Faye Felts,
leader; Kathy Hayes, assistant
leader.
Pet Patrol?Beth Elam,
leader.
Horse Shoe Patrol?Eliza
beth Overby, leader; Susan
Thompson, assistant leader.
Green Beret Patrol?Susan
StegaU, leader; Kaye Hilllard,
assistant leader.
Honor Patrol?Creptal
Weaver, leader; Bonnie Loyd,
assistant leader.
Troop 725 and Brownie
Troop 379 of Warrenton will
go to ? Littleton Saturday,
March 18, tor a Girl Scout
rally with Littleton Scouts.
Girl Scout Troop 725 Is the
only scout troop which will sell
Scout Cookies in Warren
County this year. The cookies
will be available and tor sale
The traditional way to
send your thoughtful
Easter messages:
beautiful flowers. \
Cut Flowers
Potted Plants
Corsages
All orders given careful
and prompt attention
ALL SIZES AND KINDS OF CORSAGES
FOR THAT SPECIAL ONE AT EASTER
Place your orders now.
Odom's Flower Shop
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I PHONE 257-3367 WARRENTON. N. C.
in i i i in
after April 2. Orders are now
being taken. Anyone inter
ested in purchasing these
cookies are asked to contact
any member of Troop 725,
or their adult leaders, Mrs.
Linda Thompson, Mrs. Peg
gy Shearin, Mrs. Eunice Hil
liard, Mrs. Margaret
Robertson or Mrs. Anita
Thompson.
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The Warren Record.
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SHOP-N-SAVE
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great pals
Truck Dispatcher: "I un
derstand you did quite a bit
of fishing on your vacation.
Did you fish with flies?"
Driver Superintendent:
"Man, we fished, ate, slept,
danced, boated, camped, drank
and swam with them."
LEIGH'S
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NORLINA, N. C.
Golf Team
Wins In
First Play
John Graham High School
opened its 1967 season Mon
day afternoon when they de
feated the golf teams from
Scotland Neck and Northern
Nash in a tri-match at Scot
land Neck Country Club.
The Warrenton golfers were
impressive in their first out
ing of the year, Coach Jon
Burwell said yesterday. They
swept practically every
match, with Joey Gilbert,
Pettway Boyd and Phil Daniel
leading the way.
Burwell said that the next
match would be at the John
Graham Country Club next
Monday afternoon, March 20,
when they will host the North
ern Nash team. The match
will begin at 1 o'clock.
Hospital Receives
Funds From Duke
Warren General Hospital
has received a check for
$1,376 from the Duke Endow
ment, S. L. Harris, hospital
administrator, said yester
day. This compared with a do
nation of $956 last year.
The Funds were Warren
General Hospital's share of
appropriations of $578,655 to
assist Carolinahospitals in fi
nancing services to the needy
sick.
Thomas L. Perkins, chair
man of the Duke Endowment
trustees,.sald that appropria
tions to hospitals are based
on $1 a day for each day of
free care in the fiscal year
which ended Sept. 30, 1966.
In Hospital
Patients in Warren General
Hospital were listed Wednes
day as follows:
Fred Benton, Bertha Per
kinson, Ethel Pinnell, H. A.
Wright, Calvin Harris, Isa
belle Williams, Sarah Powell,
Ernestine Alexander, Jessie
Gardner, John Waddell,
Committee To Hold
Meeting March 23
The Trl-Communlty Educa
tion Committee will hold a
meeting at St. Stephen Baptist
Church on next Thursday,
March 23, at 8 p.m., Mrs.
Irene Alston, chairman, an
nounced yesterday.
Mrs. Alston said that all
persons of Fork and Shocco
Townships are invited to at
tend this organizational meet
ing. She said plans and
discussion of methods and
ways to solve the problems of
poverty in this area will be
heard.
Thelma Fair, Annie Mae Hunt,
_Beulah Tucker, Hunter Pln-_
nell, Roberta Patterson, Lena
Reid.
Also, Henry Conner, James
Davis, Park Bryant, Geneva
Alston, Eva Richardson, Er
nest Alston, Sollie Johnson,
Martha Jones, Cora Christ
mas, Burtie Williams, Curly
Tuck, Cynthia Faye Tuck,
Weldon T. Davis, MarinaWU
llams.
To Worship
The Franklinton Branch of
the National Association of
College Women will worship
at Mount Pleasant United
Presbyterian Church in
Franklinton Sunday, March 19,
at 11 o'clock. The Rev. J.
Enoch Kearney is president.
The Franklinton branch con
sists of members from War
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NORLINA, N. C.
BOB TRAYLOR, Mgr.
Norlina Loses
Norllna High School, which
won the first round of district
elimination basketball play by
defeating Meadows on March
3, was eliminated on last
Thursday night by Cleveland
by a score of 51 to 48.
The Norllna Blue Wave, as
tournament champions, rep
? r
ren, Franklin and Wake coun
ties. Mrs. A. B. Branche Is
president.
resented the Roanokd Confer
ence in the play-offs.
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