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News and Events of Interest To Norlina Readers MRS. IMOGENE ARNOLD, Editor ^ v _ ? .Mrs. Mac King and Mrs. Car rie King have returned to their home after visiting Mrs. Mag King's brothers, Mr. c. H. Pearson at St. Petersburg, Fla., and Mr. C. J. Pearson in Tampa, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Wlm brow and Donald and Michael spent Sunday with Mrs. T. R. Manning In Weldon. Miss Annie Cole Ham re turned home from the Rocky Mount Sanatarlum. Mrs, J. N. Walker of Tjutirin burg visited her sister, Mrs. J. F. White, at her home and Mr. White at Warren General Hospital last weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Coy Smith ol Wilson visited Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Taylor on Tuesday. Mrs. Selma Rooker accom panied her daughter, Mrs. Grade Tingle of Richmond, Va., on a trip to New York last week. Mrs. W. H. Rackley ol Smlthfleld is spending this week with her daughter, Mrs. John K. Kilian, Mr. Kilian and family. Mrs. Marlin Hostess To Zion Homemakers The Zion Extension Home makers club met at the home ol Mrs. W. D. Martin last Tues day afternoon with 14 present. Mrs. George Richardson, pre sident, presided and gave the devotional. Mrs. Lillle Harton, family life leader, gave an Interest ing demonstration on "Three Generations Under One Roof.' The club welcomed Mrs. Hal Paschall as a new member and Mrs. M. V. Taylor and Mrs. Ervln Stalllngs, Jr., as visi tors. The hostess served delicious refreshments to the group. Mrs. Hege Hostess To Bridge Club Mrs. c. L. Hege entertalm the Norlina Bridge Club at hi tome on Thursday evenln Mrs. Helen Read was a gue player. High score prize was pr< , tatted to^^S, the second high ?,Mrs, 1 M. Robinson; and the Binj prize to Mrs. Edna Newmaj The hostess served a con gealed salad plate and coffei Prayer Group Holds February Meeting The Lola-Sue Mission Prayer Group held Its February meet ing on Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Alice Stultz with 10 members attend ing. Mrs. J. W. Arnold, leader, called the meeting to order and had charge of the program, "One Life to Live?One Life to Give." Mrs. A, S. Wyck off gave the prayer request on the "Texas-Mexico Border." Mrs. D. R. Moore told the story, "One Life To Live," from the Royal Service Maga zine. Mrs. Arnold gave the scripture reading and a read ing, "Go For Christ." Following sentence prayers, the hostess served Ice dream, red velvet cake, nuts and coffee. Mrs. R, H. Fuller invited the group to meet with her In March when Mrs. Moore will have charge of the program. Norlina 4-H Club Meets Monday Night The Norlina 4-H Club met Monday night at the VFW build ing. Ray Traylor, president, presided. Mr, C. L. Hege and the FFA officers gave a demonstration on Parliamentary Procedure. Paulette Robinson then led the 4-H Pledge.. Following the meeting, Bon nie and Cherry Gordon served refreshments to the 13present. AA TO MEET Alcoholics Anonymous will meet Saturday night, March 1, at 8 o'clock at the Baptist par sonage. On March 8 the group will have their meeting in a dwell ing on Walker Avenue In Nor lina, third house in the third block oh tli e left side oT the avenue, known as the Herbert Hardin homeplace. SOCIETY. TO .MEET The Zlon Wom^n,'? .Society of : Christian 4 Jpr^cej^rtn' .ineet Mondays March zS, at7:30p. m. at the home of Mrs. Boyd May field. All members are urged to attend. MISS LINDA KAY STALLINGS I .ill del K. Stt And R. V. Kldd WeTT In a double-ring ceremony marked by simplicity and beau ty, Miss Linda Kay Stallings of West Chester, Pa., and Mr. Robert V. Kiddof West Chester, Pa., pledged their marriage vows. The service was per formed by the Rev. W. C. Baugh man, Jr., on February 15th at 7:00 in the evening in the Nor lina Baptist Church. Parents of the couple are Mr. of Norlina, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V. Kiddof PennsGrove,_ N. J. A program of wedding music was' presented by Mrs. G. W. !Klng of WaWentpn, 'organist, and'STfss Arfiykil^ore of War renton who sang, "Whither Thou Goest, I Go" and "TheWedding Prayer." The church was decorated in If you can afford a cup of /?*?& % ft coffee every morning, you can afford an extension telephone. For less than 5* a day, you can get a handy extension. So give yourself a break. Costs as little as $1.25 per month, plus tax and installation. .;;V? ^ j; vv-i ' |N.i w/v.. A X\ v * ' $? ??? t ''"' J tfCJi-----< i . <1 ?g S-'t Sfe; ^ v Ml . ^ ? <? ? . \&i . ?* ' >V^ > ' I <'? ->v a Valentine theme of red and white carnations in heart shapes. Seven-branched can delabras with burning white cathedral tapers illuminated the scene. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a form al gown of white de-lustered satin, designed with Victorian style long sleeves, portrait neckline, and semi-bell skirt which flowed into a full train. The entire gown was embell ished with motifs of Alencon laco~ancr seedpeaTlSTHer head piece was a cluster of petals and seed pearls attached to a bouffant veil?of silk English illusion. She carried a bouquet of white roses and cascades of pom pons and showers of satin ribbon. The maid of honor was Miss -Linda slaughter of Chapel Hill She wore a floor-length empire skimmer gown in rose pink chif fon and carried a heart shaped bouquet of red and white carna tions. Her bouffant veil was also rose pink. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Carol Autry of Henderson, and Miss Patricia Lorenz of Bur lington. They wore gowns to match the maid of honor. Mr,Thoma?.Yancic!?le-Kidd of Penns Grove, #N. J., was his sons' best man. Ushers were Mr. Donald R. Kidd of Knoxville, Tenn., brother of the groom, and Mr. Richard A. Cas setta of New York City. Mrs. Nell Stegall of Norllna was mistress of ceremonies. She wore a formal aqua gown. Honorary bridesmaids in cluded Mrs. Judy Lemleux, Mrs, Linda Perry and Mrs. Altce jenkins, all of Norllna, -and Mrs. Judy Jaffress of South Hill, Va. They carried long stemmed red roses. -?The bride's mother-wortHf pink floor - length dress with matching accessories and a white orchid corsage. ?? ..- mmm miiiiiBr wore a floor-length mint green dress and matching accessories and a white orchid. For traveling the bride wore a light brown wool dress, a suede coat with mink-collar and brown matching acces sories. After a wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs. Kldd will live In West Chester, Pa. The bride, a graduate of E.C.U., Greenville, is now a psychologist at Elwyn Institute at Media, Pa. The groom is a graduate of Bucknell University, Lewis burg, Pa., where he was a mem ber of the Lambda Chi Alpha. He is a chemist at West Chest er Chemical Co., Westchest er, Pa. Reception Following the wedding a re caction was given hvthahrlrta'a parents at the NorllnaWoman's club House In Norllna. The club house waa beauti fully decorated in red mm! white carrying out the Valantlne motif. Junior Woman's Club Plans Fashion Show The Norllna Junior Woman's Club held Its February meeting at th^ home of Mrs. Harold Stegall last Thursday night with Mrs. Arthur Holt King as co hostess. Mrs. Margaret Brame, Fine Arts chairman, presented a most Interesting program, showing slides depicting "Cos tumes 1750-1880," taken from the Index of American Design of the National Gallery of Art. Club members were amazed to see the similarities in fashion today to those shown on the slides. Mrs. Brame also reminded the members of the Fine Arts Festival to be held at Butner on March 1. Mrs. Brenda Hooker showed the dress which will be part of the ensemble leux of Norlina. Mrs. John W. Deyton, Jr., of Norlina cut and served the cake after the bride and groom cut the first slice. Miss Bobbie Norcress of Media, Pa., pour ed punch. Mrs. Alice Jenkins of Norlina and Mrs. Judy Jeffress of South Hill, assisted In serving. Mrs. Linda Perry of Norlina said the good-byes. Surprise Shower A surprise bridal shower was given on January 17 in honor of Miss Linda Stallings by Mrs. Marvin Rosen. The gifts were beautifully ar ranged on a table centered by a pink umbrella. Refreshments were cake, open - face sandwiches and strawberry punch. There were some 20 guests present who are working as sociates of Miss Stallings. Luncheon The Psychology Department at Elwyn Institute, Media, Pa., entertained Miss Linda Stal lings bride-elect of Saturday, Feb. 15 at a luncheon at the Lodge Cabin, Media, Pa., on Wednesday. The group presented Miss Stallings with a two purple or chid corsage centered with nnn rig PlaRi??w pr,txx xo. Digimjni attuilucu. Luncheon Mr. and Mrs. T. V. Kidd of Penns Grove, N. J., parents of the groom elect entertained the wedding party at a lunch eon at the Holiday Inn in Hen derson, following the rehear sal at 12:00 o'clock noon on Saturday. which she plans to model In the club woman's fashion show that day. Mrs. Ann Basnight announced that Delaine Meek would represent the club in the Teen Sewing portionofthecon test the same day. Entering the crafts division for the club will be Laura Bender in the art contest and Mrs. John Kil ian in crewel work. Several members plan to attend. Mrs. Walter Hundley, club president, presided over the business session during which the club voted to send $1 per club member to the State Schol arship Fund. Mrs. Owen Rob ertson, education chairman, urged the club to do this. Mrs. John Kilian presented plans for the club's Fashion Show which will be held March 21 at the Norlina gymtorium | at 7:30 . The show, "Spring I Fashion Folio '69", will be t narrated by Mrs. Ruth Bugg of Warrenton. Each club mem j ber was reminded of her duty I and urged to visit the store for which she is to model this month. | Mrs. Freida Dortch is serv ing as advt. chairman for the program. Assisting her are Mrs. Alice King and Mrs. Judy Lemieux. In charge of publi city this year will be Mrs. Brenda Rooker _-.d Mrs. Mau reen King. Tickets were given each club member for sale. 2T" The public is urged to keep this date in mind and to plan to 1 attend this gala spring event which will feature entertain ment and door prizes in ad dition to the latest in spring and summer fashions. Grissom (Continued from page 1) board from a three-member to a five-member board. Mayor Grissom said the amount of work required by committees in a town with expanding services | dictates the change. Mayor Grissom is the owner I and operator of Grissom's Ser vice Cleaners in Norlina and He is a director of the Citizens Bank in Warrenton, a member of the Norlina Methodist Church where he was formerly a lay leader, a member of the Masonic Lodge and the Nor lina Ruritan Club. He is married to the former Miss Mildred Harris of Henderson. DRAFFIN Draffin Honored Frank D. Draffin, American Telephone and Telegraph Su pervisor at Norlina, celebrat ed his 40th Service Anniver sary on Feb. 25. He was pre sented with a 40 year service pin, and an Acutron calendar wrist watch. Mr. Draffin also received congratulatory cards from friends. On Honor Roll GREENSBORO-Two Warren County students who are attend ing the University of North Carolina at Greensboro have attained the honor roll for the first semester which ended re cently. The students are: Mildred Sandra Hicks of Norlina, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Hicks, Jr., and a sophomore elementary education major, and JanisGaylePaynterof Rt. 1, Norlina, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude J. Paynter and a sophomore home eco nomics education major. The honor roll at UNC-G is composed of students whose se Wise*Paschall Ruritan Club Holds Meeting The Wise - Paschall Ruri tan Club held Its regular month ly meeting last week with 15 of Its 19 members present. A delicious meal was served by the ladles of the Jerusalem Church. Guests of the club were Mr. Alfred Ellington of Warrenton and the Rev. James Coll, pas tor of the Areola Methodist Church. The club voted to give a $50 scholarship to a member of the graduating class of Norllna High School; $25 to the com munity ball team to help pur chase equipment; and $50 to the 4-H Club to send a boy and girl to sumrtier camp. The club's next scheduled meeting is March 20. . mester grades are in the upper eight percent of the freshman class, the upper 10 per cent of the sophomore class, and the upper 12 percent of the junior and senior classes respective ly MULLIGAN Did you hear about the golfer who was playing a short hole? Taking a full swing, he fairly clobbered the ball. It hit a tree, bounced off and hit another tree, then it ricocheted on to a rock and finally landed on the green, about three inches from the hole. "Oh, rats," exclaimed the disgusted golfer. "Why didn't I hit it just a little harder?" ^5 ROUND & SQUARE DanJe if NOCARVA MARINA O. S. DAVIS Friday, February 28th. ~ 8:30 ?12:00 MUSIC BY ST SING BAND $1.00 PER PERSON BY POPULAR DEMAND OFFICIAL I ? Variable Time Control. ? Fluff cycle. ? Easy-clean lint trap. ? Porcelain enamel top and drum.
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