News and Events of Interest To Norlina Readers ||
MRS. IMOGENE ARNOLD, Editor
Mr. Walter Weaver of Boca
Grande, Fla., apent the weekend
at the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. L M. Weaver.
Guests In the homeof Mrs. R.
H, Fuller and Mr. and Mrs.
Billy Fuller last weekend were
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones of
Mount Olive, Mrs. Charles
Gupton and children of Alexandria,
Va., Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Fuller, Miss Martha Fuller and
Mrs. Mabel Sorrell of Frankllnton.
Mrs. Joe Scellato and Gall
Scellato of Norfolk, Va., visited
Mrs. Ola Overby at Warren
General Hospital on Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Ruth Jones, Miss
Telle High and Mrs. Eula Vick
of Red Oak visited Mrs. Imogene
Arnold on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Emily Hawks is spending
some time with her daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. E. M. McDaniel, at Fayette
ville.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira M. Weaver
spent several days this week
with Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Weaver
and son 'in Leonla, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs: W. O. Martin,
Sr., Mr. W. R. Hayes and Mr.
Jim Hayes attended the funeral
of Mr. Morris Hicks in Henderson
on Monday.
Zion Church Group
Holds Nov. Meeting
The Zlon Women's Society of
Christian Service held its November
meeting at the home of
Mrs. M. F. Hayes last Monday
evening. Mrs. W. C. Lewis gave
the devotional and also an interesting
Thanksgiving program.
Mrs. Jake Norwood, president,
presided over the business
session.
Delicious refreshments were
served.
Mrs. W. Roy Hayes will entertain
the society in December.
To Hold Revival
The Norlina Baptist Church
will bold a revival next week
from Nov. 18 through Nov. 22
the Rev. Jerry Lyons, pastor,
announced yesterday. Services
will be held each night at 7:30
o'clock.
T*» ttev. Omer P«fater,p»s-.
tor of tlie Second Baptist Church
of Greenville, Tenn., will be the
guest minister.
Hie public Is invited to attend
all the services.
Circle No. 1 Metis
With Mrs. Emily Hawks
Circle No. 1 ol the Women's
Society of Christian Service of
the Nor Una Methodist Church
met on Tuesday, Nov. 3, at the
home of Mrs. Emily Hawks with
11 members present.
Mrs. Hawks led the devotional
program with scripture reading
from the sixth chapter of
St. Luke, thoughts for Thanksgiving,
and prayer.
Mrs. R. G. Norwood was in
charge of the program, "The
American Indian — The Forgotten
Minority," using materials
from the Response Magazine.
She was assisted by Mrs.
Leila Delbrldge and Mrs. Julia
Galian.
The business session which
followed was closed with prayer.
The hostess served ice cream
sodas and cookies.
Mrs. Ruth Haywood invited
the circle to meet with her
and Mrs. A. J. Perrone in December.
Church Group To Hold
Bazaar On Nov. 21
The Women's Society of
Christian Service of the Norlina
United Methodist Church
will sponsor a bazaar at the
church fellowship room on Saturday,
Nov. 21, from 10:30
a. m. to 3 p. m.
Homemade crafts, handiwork,
needlecraft, homemade
goods and Christmas and holiday
gifts ideas will be offered.
As the patrons browse
through the items offered,they
may. snack on ham biscuits,
salads, desserts and coffee.
Auction SaleTo Be Held
At Drewry Nov. 12
An auction sale will be held
at the Drewry Community
Building on Thursday night,
Nov. 12, at 8 p. m. Charles
White, m, and Vernon Whit more
will be the auctioneers.
Prior to the sale, beginning
at 6:30 p. m., hot dogs, drinks
and sweets will be served,
j Proceeds from the sale will
be used to repair the club house,
i Anyone having items they wish
to donate are asked to call
456-5275 during the dayor4563861
at night.
Ridgeway News
Joint Birthday Party
Held At Holtzman Home
A Joint birthday party was
held in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Chris F. Holtzman on Sum
day when the 70th birthday
of Mr. Holtzman was celebrated
Jointly with the birthdays
of his sister, Mrs.L. C. Watts,
and his great-niece, Miss Donna
Paschall.
Miss Paschall's parents
brought a beautiful decorated
cake containing candles which
the honoree lighted and blew
out. Those present were served
the cake with Ice cream and
later during a social hour were
served other refreshments.
Among friends and relatives
who gathered at the Holtzman
home for the occasion were
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Robert Bender,
the Rev. and Mrs. G. N.
Naumann, Mr. and Mrs. P. E.
Brauer, Mrs. C. P. Holtzman,
Mrs. L. M. Paschall, Sr.,
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Paschall,
Jr., and children, Charles,
Jerry and Betty Jean, Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Matthews, Mrs.
R. L. Mitchell and Mrs. Arnold
Moss of Henderson, Mrs. A.G.
Bender, Miss Doris Marie Bender,
Miss Lisa Brauer, Mr.
John Turner of Mlddleburg,
Mrs. W. A. Kimball, Mr. Gordon
Champion, Mrs. L. C.
Watts and Mr. and Mrs. George
W. Holtzman of Raleigh. *
YPS Meets
The Young Peoples Society
of St. Paul's Lutheran Church
met Friday night at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Bender.
R. J. Holtzman,president, presided
over the meeting.
Following the singing of a
hymn, the pastor, the Rev. G.
T. Naumann, opened the meeting
with scripture and a prayer.
He later led in a discussion
on "Jonah," as part of
the series on Men of the Bible.
Mrs. Carl Lorenz and Mrs.
R. J. Holtzman were named to
a nominating committee. The
group decided to Have a Christmas
party at their December
meeting when gifts will be exchanged.
The hostess served delicious
refreshments.
Surprise Party
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Klllan
and daughter, Nit a, were given
a surprise dinner party at their
Woman's Club Holds
Regular Meeting
The Norlina Woman's Club
held Its regular monthly
meeting last Wednesday evening
at the Norlina club house
with MesdamesM.S. White,Sr.,
O. H. Yancey and Jim Hundley
as hostesses. Mrs. Frank Klllan
gave the devotional message.
Mrs. Henry Dortch, a member
of the International Affairs
committee. Introduced Mrs.
Lucy Holtzman of Ridge way
as the guest speaker. Mrs.
Holtzman gave an Interesting
talk and showed slides on Germany.
Mrs. Wallace Stalling*,
president, presided over the
business session. A report on
the 14th District club meeting
recently held In Youngsville
was given by Mrs. Alice Shiltt.
B was announced that members
have sold 100 bags at
peanuts and more would be
ordered and ready lor sale by
Saturday, Nov. 14.
The treasurer reported that
the club has completed all payments
of the air conditioner
at the dubhouse. Each member
was asked to bring something
they made to the Christmas
meeting to be exchanged as
gifts. The meeting was closed
with the club collect.
The hostesses served poach,
ham rolls, cheese biscuits, cake
squares and nuts to the II persons
present.
Mrs. Hege Hostess To
Nwliii Bridge Club
Mrs. C. U Hege entertained
the Norlina Bridge Club at her
home last Thursday night with
Mrs. Nell Stegall as a guest
player.
High score prise was presented
to Mrs. Helen Road; the
seeoad high score jriie to Mrs.
Kathariae Bobinaon, aad the
home at Rldgeway on Tuesday
night. Guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Brauer and
Katherlne, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Hundley and Mrs. Erich
Hecht and Mr. Jimmy Hecht.
PERSONAL MENTION
Mr. and Mrs. Chris F. Holtzman,
Sr., and Mrs. L. C. Watts
were supper guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Reuben G. Fleming at Mlddleburg
on Tuesday night In
honor of Mr. Holtzman's and
Mrs. Watts' birthdays on Nov.
10.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Robinson
visited Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Robinson on Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Perry and Miss
Lisa Perry of Henderson and
Mrs. W. H. Daeke and Mrs.
Rachel Stalnback were dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Brown on Sunday.
Mrs. Joe Brown, Mrs. W. H.
Daeke, Mrs. Rachel Stalnback,
Mrs. Frank Perry and Miss
Lisa Perry visited Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Humphred In Frankllnton
on Sunday.
Mrs. W. B. Seaman, Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Matthews and
Mrs. F. T.Wrennof Henderson,
Mr. and Mrs. Luke Gupton and
children of Loulsburg. Mr.
John Turner of Mlddleburg, Mr.
Gordon Champion and Mrs. L.
M. PaschaU, Sr., visited Mr.
and Mrs. C. P. Holtzman during
the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Luke Gupton and
family of Loulsburg, Mr. and
Mrs. F. T. Wrenn, Jr., and son,
Frank, of Henderson, Mrs.
Gordon Champion and Clifton
Champion and Mr. and Mrs.
L. M. PaschaU, Jr., and family
visited Mr. and Mrs. L. M.
PaschaU, Sr., over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Clough
of Columbia are spending this
week with Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Alan Basnlght and son, Walter
Alan, Jr.
Mrs. Arthur Holtzman, Sr.,
underwent a hip operation in
Wake Memorial Hospital In Raleigh
on Thursday of last week.
She is reported to be much
Improved. Relatives andfriends
visited her during the week.
Mrs. George Bender, Mrs.
PhlUlp J. Bender and Mrs.
Mlna Dortch visited Miss Alice
Wyckaff and Mrs. Grade Puryear
on Sunday. Mrs. NeUle
Wilkerson and Miss Dorothy
Wllkerson of Henderson visited
them during the afternoon.
Mrs. Daniel Knight, Mr. C. R.
Edwards, Mrs. C.F. Holtzman,
Mrs. W. A. KlmbaU and Mr.
Gordon Champion visited Mrs.
Eva Hayes and Mr. and Mrs.
J. D. Holtzman during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard J.
Holtzman, Sr., Miss Linda
Holtzman and Richard Holtzman,
Jr., and Mrs. W. L. KUlan
visited Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
KUian, Jr., and family In
Williamston on Sunday.
Marriage Licenses
Ocll Dan Enrlght, white, of
Fairfax, Va., to Susan Hillary
Ross of Springfield, Va.
Sam Powell, Jr., colored,
of Route 1, Macon, to Laura
F re Ida Young of Framlngham,
Mass.
Roland Wayne Clary, white,
of Star Route, Lawrencevllle,
Va., to Mary Frances Wright
of Route 1, Macon.
Larry Ceozey Silver, colored,
of Route 1, Littleton, to
Martha Jones of Route 2, Littleton.
Lynwood Bur tie 11 Harris, m,
colored, of Richmond, Va., to
Barbara Jean Tlsdale of Richmond,
Va.
Hoy Edward Hudson, white, of
McKenney, Va., to Frances
Artane Byrd of Route 2, McKenney,
Va. Charles
Ray, Abernathy,
white, of Dolphin, Va., to Elizabeth
Ami Atkins of Route 1,
Halifax, Va.
Harold Lane Johnson, white,
at Highland Springs, Va., to
Linda 8m Martin of Providence
For*, Va.
Raymond William Reed,
white, of Fort Worth, Texas,
to Mtocca Jaan Vermillion of
William stoo.
Chilton Hargrove, colored, of
Route 1, Norllna, to Sheila Camilla
Hoot of Route 1, Norllna.
white, of Re stoo, Va., to Jackie'
Da— m Seamon of Alexandria,
va.
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OF NORLIN
Norlina Rips Enfield, I
32-14 In Final Game
By LEW HUGE
Senior ends Donald Wlmbrow
and Gary Kferton combined for
three touchdowns to pace Norllna
to aa easy 31-14 win over
Enfield In the season finale for
both teams.
With quarterback Waverly
White on target and backs Larry
Charts and Francis Alston
running well, Norlina moved
to the Cougar three-yard line.
With Ij41 left In the first quarter,
White sneaked over from
the three for the score. White
passed to Wlmbrow for the PAT.
The Blue Waves second score
was set up with 11:34 remaining
In the half. Mike Martin
hit Cougar back Phil Williams,
forcing him to fumble,
and senior David Brantley
recovered at mid-field. White
tossed 20 yards to Chavls and
18 yards to Wlmbrbwto move
the waves to the Enfield 10
Jackets Take Final
Game Football Season
John Graham High School
ended its 1970 football season
last Friday night as it downed
visiting Gaston by the score
of 46 to 16. *
For the first time this year
John Graham did not throw a
pass as it found that 1 ould
grind out yardage on the ground
without difficulty.
Gaston was small and without
depth as only 14 players
showed up for the game. In
spite of an excellent quarterback
and a good running back
it soon became evident that
Gaston would be no match for
the Jackets. At the end of the
first quarter Coach Brooks began
substituting and at the
end o f the game many of the
regulars were on the sidelines
as all of the squad got to play.
Kenny Clayton, as substitute
quarterback did a good Job in
handling the ball and running
plays and the new players gave
a good account of themselves
in blocking and tackling.
The closing of John Graham
on Monday and Tuesday prevented
access to the score books
and to the coach to find statistics
and scorers.
I yard 11m. White than moped
to Efertoo, who mad* a
sensational catch, (or the
score.
Enfield got on the board aa
Williams scored on a 43-yard
pass , play. Fullback Darnell
Plttman added the extra point.
just two minutes later, White
unloaded a 46-yard acorlng
strike to Wlmbrow and boosted
Norllna's lead to 20-8
at halftlme.
Norllna struck again after
Martin pounced on an Enfield
fumble at mld-fleld. White fired
a 45-yard pass to Egerton
to the Cougar five. It took the
190-pound Chavls only two tries
from there, as he bulled over
from four yards out fo'r the
score.
With 7:57 remaining In the
game, David Harris recovered a
Norllna fumble at the Blue
Wave 38-yard line. Hard
running by Plttman and Williams
moved Enfield to the 12
where Williams passed to Plttman
for the six pointer.
With just 10 seconds to play,
freshman quarter-back Tom
Traylor rifled a pass to Wlmbrow,
who raced 46 yards to
paydlrt. It was Wlmbrow's 70th
point of the jseason, a Norllna
record for an end. The "lonesome
end" play gave the Waves
a 32-14 victory.
Outstanding offensively for
Norllna were Wlmbrow, Egerton,
White, Chavls and Alston.
Wlmbrow, who holds several
Norllna pass receiving records,
including four touchdown receptions
against Littleton, hauled In
five aerials for 125 yards, two
touchdowns, and one conversion.
Egerton caught two passes
for 55 yards and one score.
White had a fine game, completing
9 of 18 passes for 192
yards and two touchdowns.
Chavls and Alston, a 160-pounder,
gave the Big Blue an effective
ground game.
The Norllna defense was led
by Martin, Brantley, Jimmy
Barrett, and Jeff Egerton. Norllna
defenders forced five Cougar
fumbles, three of which
were recovered by the Waves.
The win gave Coach Bob
Price's forces a fine 4-6
record, while Enfield finished
with a 1-9 ledger.
ENFIELD- 0 8 0 6-14
NORLINA- 8 12 6 6-32
Smokey, The Bear
Visits Warren Schools
Smoke y, the fir* prevention
bear, working with the N. C.
Forestry Department Rangers
Allen Norwood and Irvln Halthcock
(during Forestry Week
Nov. *-14) have been visiting
school rooms and youth groups
over the county with a program
0( fire prevention under the
sponsorship of the War ronton
Junior Woman's Club.
Related literature and coloring
pages, book marks and etc.,
have been distributed by members
of the Junior Woman's Club
who are accompanying Smokey
and the Rangers.
Groups that have thus far been
visited Included Mrs. Neals
Littleton Defeated In
Season's Final 6ame
LITTLETON—Tommy Woodard
rushed for 198 yards In
Just 12 carries and scored
three touchdowns as he led the
undefeated Scotland Neck Lions
to a 32-0 triumph over Littleton
here Friday night.
The Roanoke Conference win
was the seventh for the Lions
and their tenth overall this year
which will represent the Conference
In the State Class A
playoffs starting next week. The
Blue Jays saw their record drop
to 1-9 overall and 1-7 in conference
action.
Woodard's first touchdown
came on a 30-yard run in the
first quarter. Bobby Williams
added the extra point. The
Lions scored again Just minutes
later as Woodard cracked over
from the one after the Lions had
recovered a fumble at the Blue
Jay 15-yard line. The point after
attempt failed.
The Lions added another
score In the second period to
go into halftlitie with a comfortable
20-0 advantage. Woodard
raced 79 yards for the
touchdown. The PAT failed.
Atharon Pender hit Chris
Hicks for the last two Lion
touchdowns in the fourth quarter.
The first scoring play
Was of 63 yards and the second
was 24. Both extra point attempts
were no good.
Score by quarters.
Scotland Neck 14 6 0 12-32
Littleton 0 0 0 0-0
Kindergarten, Mrs. Harris Kindergarten,
Vaughan Ele nie nt iir >
School, Warren Academy, North
Warren School and Northslde
School. Plans are to take
Smokey to all Warren County
Schools Including M art am Bo; d
School, Hawkins junior High,
South Warren School, If aeon
School. Smokey will also be
on Main Street Saturday, Nov.
14 so the public may meet
him and ask questions and
literature will be distributed.
Allen Norwood will be on
band to answer any questions
that may arise.
Youth Achievement 4-H
Club Meets At Drewry
The Youth Achievement 4-H
Club of Drewry was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Kelford
SomervUle at 7 p. m. on Nov.
2, Naomi Burnette, president,
called the meeting to order.
The opening song, "For the
Beauty of the Earth," was Ted
by Andrew a Burnette and was
followed by prayer and the 4-H
Pledge. Dues, were collected
and the treasurer's report was
given by Barbara Ann Dortch.
Sandra SomervUle and Beulah
Evans led a discussion on manners
in specific places. Each
member had an opportunity
to express their ideas on manners.
Remarks were made by
the adult 4-H leaders. The
meeting was adjourned with the
recitation of the 4-H Motto.
The next meeting will be held
Dec. 7 at 7 p. m. at the home
of Mrs. Elizabeth Durham. —
Henry Durham, Reporter.
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2,000 ft. road front
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1,400 ft. road front
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1,000 ft. road front
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2,800 ft. road front
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