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News and Events of Interest To Norlina Readers
MRS. IMOGENS ARNOLD, Editor
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Tuckei
visited In Rocky Mount or
Thursday.
Mr. Sonny Mull and daugh
ter of Arlington, Va., Mrs.
Frances Stover and son of
Clarksvllle, Va., and Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Mull and Mrs. D.
E. Wood of Chase City, Va.,
were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Wolfe.
Mrs. H. Dempt is spend
ing this week in Rocky Mount
with Mrs. J. F. Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Nel
son and Barbara and Beth
spent last weekend with Mr.
Nelson's mother, Mrs. Eu
genia Nelson.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin B.
Brown of Kittrell were dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
Daniel Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Dan
iel and Patsy attended the
wedding of Miss Lillian Tay
lor in Antee, Va., last Satur
day.
Miss Pat Baggett is a pa
tient at Maria Parham Hos
pital in Henderson.
Mrs. Clarence J. Adams is
spending some time with her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Wil
son, and family.
Mrs. Glenn Parrish of Dur
ham visited friends inNorlina
on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. David Perkin
son and daughters of Golds
boro visited Mrs. W. H. Per
kinson last weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Stal
lings spent the weekend at
Nags Head.
E. 6. Hecht, Jr.
Given Merit Award
E. G. Hecht, Jr., service
manager for E. G. Hecht and
Sons Store of Norlina, recent
ly gained special recognition
from Frigidaire Sales Cor
poration of Charlotte when he
received a 15-year Frigidaire
Award of Merit for meeting
and maintaining outstanding
service to Frigidaire custom
ers.
High quality service, profit
able dealer service and satis
fled customers are Included in
the standards for achieving the
award.
FOR SALE
Reconditioned
Refrigerators
LIKE NEW
$10.00 Down
$10.00 Month
W&rrenton
Furniture Exc.
MISS CYNTHIA FRANCES SPAIN
Engagement Announced
Mr. and Mrs. '.'tlliam H. Riggan of Norlina announce the
engagement of her daughter, Cynthia Frances Spain, to
Mr. Robert Joe Moseley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Moseley of Warrenton on August 28, at Mount Auburn
Christian Church at 4 o'clock in the afternoon. No Invita
tions are being sent in the county but friends and relatives
are invited.
Norlina High School Glee
Club To Give Concert
The Norlina High School
Glee Club will present its
spring concert tonight (Fri
day) at 8 o'clock In the Nor
lina High School Auditorium.
The 60-voice group is com
posed of students from grades
9 through 12 and is under
the direction of the Rev. R.
Bruce Pate, minister of the
Norlina Methodist Church.
The concert will feature a
wide variety of music, intend
ed to offer something for
everyone. The program will
open with a group of sacred
and classical selections.
Sacred Selections will include
"Thanks Be To Thee" by
Handel, "Cast Thy Burdens
Upon The Lord" by Men
dellsohn and "Praise Ye The
Lord" by Saint-Seans. Two
classical selections complete
the group - "Toreador Song,"
from Bizet's opera "Carmen"
and "The Processional,"
from Wagner's opera "Tann
hauser".
A second group composed of
folk music will include peren
nial spiritual favorites
"Balm In Gilead" and "He's
Got The Whole World to His
Hand" as well as two popular
folk-style selections "Blow
ing In The Wind" and "500
Miles". The group closes with
the spiritual, "Keep in The
Middle of The Road."
The final group features se
lection from the American
theater, closing with two pa
triotic" numbers. Included
will be "Climb Every Moun
tain," from "The Sound of
Music," and "You'll Never
Walk Alone," from "Car
ousel," as well as arrange
ments of "Autumn Leaves"
and "It's Almost Like Being
In Love." The Concert will
conclude with "Land of Hope
and Glory" and "The Battle
Hymn of The Republic."
In addition to selections by
the entire group, the program
will feature two piano solos
by Miss Marshall Perry, Glee
Norliia PTA Holds
Final Meet Of Year
The Norlina High School
Parent-Teacher Association
held Its final meeting on Mon
day night In the gymnatorium.
Mrs. O. H. Yancey, president,
presided.
In a short business session
It was voted to pay for ad
ditional ball equipment for
the playground.
Roger Peeler, County
j School Superintendent, pre
' sented the Rev. Bruce Pate a
gift from the Board of Educa
tion in appreciation for the
outstanding work he has done
with the High School Glee Club.
Mrs. Janet Coleman, Public
School Music Director pre
sented the elementary grades
In a musical program, "Grow
ing With Music." For an tour
the children performed for
their appreciative audience.
Mrs. Yancey expressed
thanks for the splendid co
operation she had received
during the year.
Miss Holderman And
J. I. Brooks Wed
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Holder
man of Morris, HI., annoui \>
the marriage of their daugh
ter, Bettie Mae, to James
Ivey Brooks, son of Mrs. Olive
Hecht of Norlina and J. M.
Brooks of Pensacola, Fla.
The marriage was solem
nized at the First Methodist
Church at Conway, S. C., on
March 24.
Mr. and Mrs. Brooks are
making their tome at 1901
Halford Apartment 148, Santa
Clara, Calif.
Linda Hundley Heads
Junior Woman's Club
Mrs. Linda Hundley wa? ln
staUed as president of the
Norlina Junior Woman's Club
at Its May meeting.
Other _ officers installed
were: Mrs. Tillle Daeke, first
vice president; and Mrs. Dot
Leete, second vice president.
Mrs. Grady Carriker of
Kittrell, chairman of the edu
cational department of the 14th
district Federation of Wo
men's Clubs, was the guest
speaker. Presented by Mrs.
TUlle Daeke, program chair
man, Mrs. Carriker spoke on
Club accompaniest. Miss
Jeanna Bobbltt will sing two
selections from "The Sound
of Music". And Lee Burrows
wlU be featured in a special
drum accompaniment to the
closing number on the pro
gram.
The public Is cordially In
vited to attend the concert.
There will be no admission
charged.
Education.
The meeting was held at the
home of Mrs. Earl Stegall with
Mrs. Harold Stegall as co
hostess. Thirteen members
and the club's advisor, Mrs.
Katherine Stallings, were pre
sent. The devotional was given
by Mrs. Margie Daniel.
During the social hour, the
hostesses sorved lime punch,
cake squares and mixed nuts.
The next meeting will be
held on the third Thursday
night in September.
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
Mr. J. L. Overby celebrat
ed his 88th birthday at his
home Monday. He receiv
ed many birthday cards and
gifts from friends and
relatives. In addition to
friends and neighbors drop
ping in to wish him a happy
birthday, calling weroMr. anc;
Mrs. Roy Overby of Raleigh,
Mr. and Mrs. Macon Moore,
Jr., of Littleton, Mrs. Bob
Tudor of Winston-Salem, and
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Overby
and Lynn of Norlina.
MOVE TO NORLINA
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Perry
and family of Capital Heights,
Md., this week moved to their
new home in Norlina where
they have purchased the resi
dence formerly owned by Mrs.
H. F. Kelly, now Mrs. Glenn
Parrish, on Boyd Street. Mr.
Perry, a mechanic, is now
operating the garage adjoining
Hight's Service Station on the
Warrenton-Norlina Road.
VISIT MUSEUM
Three groups, consisting
of 82 children from E. M.
Rollins School In Henderson
recently visited the E. G.
Hecht and Son's Museum In
Norlina.
Members of the Senior Class of Norlina High School,
who left for Washington, D. C., returned to Norlina on
Saturday. While in Washington the group posed for their
pictures in front of the White House. Shown, left to right,
are: Front row?Marie Aycock, Janis Paynter, Patricia
Satterwhite, Marshall Perry, Carolina Richardson, Mrs.
Bob Satterwhite, chaperone; Mr. Johnson, bus driver,
Clint Hege, chaperone, Patsy Younit, Sandra Hicks, Kathryn
Perkinson, Jane Knight, Cheryl Kilian, Jerri Yancey; back
row?Charles Draffin, Lew Hege, Sterling Quick, Robert
Bender, Ronnie Baker, Gerald Paschall, Lee Hawks, John
Freddie Perkir>son, J. L. Riggan.
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