AgrifltinllY Sptikiifl
Hardage Lists Objectives
Of Vance Tech. Institute
By L. B. HABDAGE
Extension Chairman
Vane* County Technical Institute
Is dedicated to tha battel
that each individual should
be afforded an opportunity lor
the extension of his skills and
knowledge. The institute is designed
to serve the specific employment,
cultural and recreational
needs at Vance, Warren,
Franklin and Granvile counties.
Objectives: To provide expanded
educational opportunities
for young people and adults
who need semi-skilled, skilled
and technical training for employment.
To provide quality education
at a minimum cost to the Individual
at ud» at.
TD provide short courses that
meet the general community
needs at Vance and surrounding
counties.
Admission Requirements: A
person may be admitted to
Vance County Technical Institute
who has a high school diploma
or the equivalent, or has
reached the age of 18 and Is
Interested In Improving him self
educationally, socially, and culturally.
For further Information, contact
your County Extension
Agent or the Vance County
Technical Institute in Henderson,
N. C.
Warren School Menus
MARIAM BOYD
Monday — -Sausage patties,
buttered grits, turnip greens,
biscuits, butter, baked apples,
milk.
Tuesday—Fish cakes, corn,
steamed cabbage, cornbread,
butter, cherry cobbler, milk.
Wednesday - Barbecued
chicken, rice, garden peas, biscuits,
butter, Jello, milk.
Thursday —Brunswick stew,
crackers, cheese cubes, carrot
sticks, cinnamon buns, milk.
Friday - Wieners, baked
beans, cole slaw, rolls, butter,
gingerbread, milk.
NOBL1NA
Monday - Fish, slaw, French
fries, coconut cake, cornbread,
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Tuesday - Salisbury steak,
strlngbeans, grits, rolls, apple
sauce, milk.
Wednesday - Barbecued pork,
potato salad, mustard greens,
hush puppies, cinnamon crisp
and milk.
Thursday • Vegetable and
beef soup, peanut butter and
jelly sandwiches, sheet cake,
milk.
Friday - Baked ham, navy
beans, baked tomatoes, rolls,
apple pie and milk.
NOBTH WARREN
Monday — Chicken, gravy,
rice, candied yams, mixed
greens, biscuits, milk.
Tuesday - Fish, slaw, buttered
potatoes, cornbread, sheet
cake with peanut Icing, milk.
Wednesday - Vegetable soup,
sandwich, orange half, gingerbread,
milk.
Thursday — Beef patties,
gravy, creamed potatoes,
strlngbeans, rolls, cookie,
milk.
Friday - Ham biscuit, navy
beans, baked tomatoes, peach
cobbler, milk.
NORTHS IDE
Monday — Hamburgers,
French fries, cabbage slaw,
school buns, apricots, milk,
f Tttasdar - Sausage patties,
green beans, whipped potatoes,
hot biscuits, oatmeal cookies,
milk. •/•
Wednesday - Fried chicken,
garden peas, rice and gravy,
hot biscuits, butter, spiced applesauce,
milk.
Thursday - Beef and vegetable
soup, peanut butter and
Jelly sandwiches, crackers,
cinnamon buns, milk.
PAST OF LABGE GROUP AT F ABM-CITY
MEETING
Andrews Is Speaker At
Farm-City Meeting Here
Warren County farmers were
hosts to Warren County businessmen
at a barbecue and
chicken supper at the Lions
De n on Wednesday of last week
In observance of County-City
Week In North Carolina.
The meeting, whose purpose
is to promote better understanding
and cooperation between
city and country people,
was first scheduled for last
week when the event was held
over the state, but due to the
state of emergency In Warren
County was postponed for a
week.
Even a week later, the event
was marred to a degree by rural
firemen being called from the
meeting to fight a rash of fires
over the county.'
Dr. Walter Glenn Andrews,
chairman of the East Central
District Extension Service, was
the speaker for the event spon-'
sored by the Warren County
Extension Department.
Elmer Harris, chairman of
the County Agriculture Advisory
Committee, presided
over the meeting. The invocation
was given by S. M. Ches
Friday - Baked turkey, candied
yams, collard greens,
hot rolls, butter, prunes, mtfk.
SOUTH WARREN
Monday - Fried chicken,
green beans, buttered grits,
candy bar, hot biscuits, milk.
Tuesday - Turkettl, turnip
greens, beets, peach halves,
rolls, batter, milk.
Wednesday - Hot dogs, navy
beans, Mexican cole slaw, fruited
Jfello, hot rolls, butter, milk.
Thursday - Beef and vegetable
soup, crackers, cheese
toasted sandwiches, cinnamon
buns with raisins, butter,
milk.
Friday - Luncheon meat, lima
beans, corn pudding, apple
sauce, rolls, butter, milk.
ton, vloa chairman of the committee.
Dr. Andrews, presented by
Howard Daniel, vice president
of the Citizens Bank and vice
chairman of Farm-City Week,
spoke on the relations between
farm and city dwellers
and their environmental problems.
He stressed their dependence
on each other and
their need to work together
to stop the pollution of our environment
and the waste of our
natural resources.
H. V. Massengill, local manager
of Carolina Power and
Light Company, expressed the
appreciation of the business
men to their hosts, the Warren
County farmers. L. C.
Cooper, Extension Agricultural
Agent, responded.
Farmers introduced their
guests, who stood for recognition.
Soon* 170 farmers and business
men werr present for the
dinner when barbecued pork,
smothered chicken, vegetables
and coffee were served by
Shearin's at Essex-Holllster.
MACON
Monday- Sausage patties,
creamed potatoes, strlngbeans,
hot rolls, chocolate cake, milk
and butter.
Tuesday-Ham biscuits, navy
beans, baked tom*w>es, applesauce,
milk and butter.
Wednesday - Country style
steak with onion gravy, grits,
turnip greens, hot biscuits,
peaches, milk and butter.
Thursday - Beef and vegetable
soup, crackers, peanut butter
and Jelly sandwiches, orange,
milk and butter.
Friday - Turkey, dressing,
gravy, cranberry sauce, garden
peas, hot biscuits, candled
yams, Ice cream, milk and butter.
ANDREWS
Jurors Are
Drawn For
Jan. Court
The list of Jurors for the
January criminal term of Warren
County Superior Court was
released this week from the
office of the Clerk of Court.
Judge Maurice E. Br as well will
preside over the session which
will convene on Jan. 4, 1971.
jurors held over from former
sessions to serve at the
January term are Richard John
Bender, Mary Elizabeth Davis,
Calvin Gardner Young, A. L.
Lynch.
Other Jurors drawn tor the
term are: Helen P. Alston,
Mora Grant Alston, Maxlne
bert Brown, MelvlnM. Brown,
Mrs. Walker P. BurweU, Cynthia
Matthews Capps, Larry
Wayne Cheek, Grandlson
Christmas, Virgin Thompson
Coker, Lucy Ruth Cole man,
Janet Paschall Connell, Thomas
Grant Connell, Arfh copeland,
Alston Coplln, Rubin Arch
Creech, Jr., Landon C, Davis,
Henry Dicker son.
Also, Charles PerryEllington,
jr., Lucy B. Epps, C. J.
Fleming, Mavis V. Fleming,
John Douglass Foutc, Dorothy
Dare Trader, Aim eta Hargrove,
Raymond Allen Harris,
m, Willmon Harrison, Mrs.
Mary P. Harton, G. E. Harvey,
a are Marie Hawkins, William
L. Hawkins, Joseph William
Hawks, Mrs. Hazel L. Hlght,
Eddie Lee Howard, George B.
Jones, W. C. Jones, James Jordan,
jr., Edmond Kersey, William
A. Kimball, George Willis
Koonce, James E. Lee,
Ma D. Martin, Geneva Christine
Moody, Ruby Palmer
Moore, Edward Harold Moseley,
Macon Gibbons Moseley.
Also, John D. Mai, Mrs.
Weston R. Northlngton, William
V. Palmer, Jack Paschall,
John o. Paynter, Billy Pernell,
T. H. Pettway, Blanche Josephine
Plummer, Thurston H.
Qulnetchette, Ace Richardson,
Milch E. Richardson, Alma
Williams Robinson, Mary
Cheek Royster, Lawrence Williams
Seaman, Robert M.
SUver, Mrs. J. L. Skinner,
Barbara Babb Walker, Felix
Morgan Williams, Peter Wilson,
Harry James Yowg.
Ii Heaoriam
to lovtof memory of my
•later, Mrs. J «n«tte Elliott, who
departed this life October 31,
197a
When Jesus, celled yon borne
with Him w to that Heavenly
band. 1 miss you more, and
more each day aince you left
me. I know yon are luppy. I
dent understand, but I know God
knew beat for me.
Sister, you ware always jolly
■dMlof cheer, had a arnOa,
to spite of pais and trouble
you alwajr*e had time (or me.
Ton worked hard ad were a
Jurors Are Drawn
Special Court Term
For
A special ClrU TtrrarfWirM
County District Court has
bam scheduled tor Monday,
Dec. 18, with Judpe Claude W.
Altoltf Jr., presiding.
jurors drawn for the special
term are: Howard Adams, Frwd
Alston, Willie In Alston,
Bettye Davis Benton, W. W. Bolton,
Jr., Charlie Boyd, Ruth
H. Burchette, Robert H. CarroU,
John T. Cawthorne, Janet
Whltlord Ooleman, Van Earl
Coleman, William Glenn Ooleman,
Kenneth Goode Copley,
William S. Davis, Miss Helen
Delbridge, H. E. Dlckerson,
Marrlan Durham, Mary Edwards,
Hat tie Faulkner, Eddie
Lee Fltts, Ellis E. Fleming.
Also, Frank A. Gupton, C.E.
Harris, LJUlie G. Hawkins,
Philip G. Holtzman, Dewey
Slmms Isles, O. R, Jackson,
Jr., J. H. Herman, Shirley
Mae Jones, Fred Jordan, Sr.,
Margaret R. Jordan, John A.
Joyner, Rebecca Elizabeth
King, Shirley Copley Lyles,
C. B. Lynch, Re avis McCoy
Lynch, Doris B. Massanglll,
Roger Crawford Moore, Herbert
Glenn Moseley, Roy C.
Neal, Joseph Pull am New
will be so happy for all of us
to meet In Heaven together,
once more.
Your sister,
CLARA KIMBALL.
t.
aim, W. W. O'Neal, Mary
Uu Patrick, Ray U Pike,
Richard A. Powell, Percy Read,
Holyls Richardson, Tampa Rodwall,
J. D. RMS, Margaret A.
Rosa, Lola Rivera Sadler,
Richard Henry Seaman, I* T.
Shearln, Claude J.' Smith, David
N. Sprulll, Mollle Efulah Washington,
Charlie L Williams, Sam
WlUlama, Floyd Eocene Wflaon,
Sr., Roy K. Young.
Bowers
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Attending the meeting. In addition
to representatives from
the Littleton Observer and The
Warren Record, as an observer
was Henry C. Hayes of the
Warren Regional Planning
Oommlssloo of Manson.
Much of the remaining two
and one-half hour session of the
board, was taken up with examining
and approving bonds of
various officials of the county,
and In waiting for their submission.
Roy Clark and William
A. Pulley were sworn In
as constables following approval
of their bonds. The commissioners,
who had approved
the bond of Sheriff Clarence
A. Davis at the morning session,
were called Into special session
Itfiiflki I Mlfef hfltffc&t IC
JUIHI llHiPP P y
Held At Heatfirsoii
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A Joint luncheon meeting <*
the sister chapter* XI and Bet*
PI of the Delta Kappa Gaawa >
was hald Saturday, Dae, Mil,At
the Henderaon Country Clii.
Dr. Lillian Minor at Oxford
was th> speaker who explained
the scholarship program of Ob
society and encouraged any
member to apply by Jan. It.
Dr. Minor related her experiences
and opportimltiea as
a scholarship recipient, audita
also reported on the convention
held In Portland, Oregon,
last summer.
Mrs. Rachel Flshal of the XI
chapter presided over the sea-'
slon, with Mrs. Mamie B.Clayton,
Beta PI president, addreae-r
log several remarks to the
group. U
A white elephant sale was halt!
at the beginning In order to ralda
funds for a scholarship for some
young woman Interested tn
teaching as a profession. %
Monday afternoon to witness the
swearing In of the sheriff
his deputies. This was delayed
due to the absence of the deck
of Court and Sheriff Da via on
Monday morning. Mrs. HapM
was In Loulsburg to take tto
oath of office of Clerk at Superior
Court before judge Hamilton
Hobgood, resident Judf*,
and Sheriff Davis was ill at hi*
home. 0l
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