The
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Warren Deed Transfers
G! C. Robinson and wife to
William D. Overby, Jr., and
wife. Lot 58, River Bend
Subdivision in Sixpound Township.
The Soul City Co. to E. C.
Seaman and wife. Lot 50,
Subdivision 1 of Green Duke
Village Subdivision in Nutbush
Township.
Frank Banzet, trustee, to H.
M. Robinson, 55.42 acres in
Smith Creek Township.
Willie T. Robinson and wife
to Frank H. Purnell, 0.49 acre
in Sixpound Township.
Mary H. Bencoach and
husband to Nancy H. Williams,
1 5 undivided interest in llO'/j
acres in Fishing: Creek
Township.
Annie B. Hawkins and
husband to Larry A. Richard
son and wife, .98 acre in Fishing
Creek Township.
The Soul City Company to
Martin W. Doherty, Lot 18,
Subdivision 1 of Green Duke
Village in Nutbush Township.
Dred Stuart Walston and
wife to Ruth Walston Harris
and others. Lots 23 and 24,
Section 1 of Sunny Acres in
River Township.
John C. Davis and wife to
Mary Burwell Davjs Carrawav.
13 undivided interest in 478
acres in Fishing Creek
Township.
John C. Davis and wife to
Elizabeth Davis Shearin, 1/3
undivided interest in 478 acres
in Fishing Creek Township.
Emerson L. Fitzgerald and
wife to Kanchanlal B. Patel and
wife. IvOts 1 and 2, block D,
Section 1 of Country Meadows
Subdivision in Warrenton
Township.
Annie B. Hawkins and
husband to Waverlv Purcell
Richardson. 1.0 acre in Fishing
Creek Township.
P. B. Boyd and wife to
Pettwav B. Boyd, Jr.. 1/6
undivided interest in 560 acres
in Warrenton Township and
another tract in Halifax,
County.
Roger Waller and wife to
Roger M. Waller and others,
1/2 undivided interest in two
tracts in Sandy Creek Township.
Marv Hinton Kerr to John H.
Kerr. Ill, and others. 1/2
undivided interest in 288 acres
in Judkins Township.
Chancie M. Moore to
Esterline H. Moore, certain lot
in Nutbush Township.
John C. Pinkney and wife to
Eddie P. Pinkney. certain tractin
Warrenton Township.
Wince Lee Pinkney and wife
to Eddie P. Pinkney, certain
tract in Warrenton Township.
Edwin Hargrove, Jr., and
others to George R. Benton. Ill,
and others, 0.07 acre in
Sixpound Township.
Linwood Earl Moseley and
wife to Herbert Glenn Moseley.
Jr.. and wife, two acres in
Hawtree Township.
Junius B. Russell and wife to
Charles W. Russell. 8.68 acres
in Sandy Creek Township.
Jimmy W. Upchurch to
Hermon V. Moore and wife, Lot
10 of Mat t hews Manorwood and
1 '21 undivided interest in
"Park" of Matthews Manorwood
in Sixpound Township.
Walter B. Jones and wife to
Walter B. Jones, Jr., and
others, 125V? acres in River
Township.
Frank J. Harris and wife to
Herbert C. Harris and others.
25 acres in River Township.
R. P. Thorne and wife to
Charlotte T. Grant and Boyd T.
Maclver, Lot 1 of Spruill's
Division and 50 3/4 acres in two
tracts in River Township.
Marriage Licenses
Floyd Lee. 60, black, of
Washington, D. C., to Emma
Piccola Ashe. 50. black, of
Washington. D. C.
Harold McLindsev Russell,
21. black, of Manson, to Clarissa
Quinitchette, 18, black, of
Manson.
Calvin Darnell Allen, 21,
black, of Warrenton, to Lola
Mae Solomon. 19. black, of
Warrenton.
Bradford Fleming Johnson,
27, black, of Richmond. Va., to
Deborah Lvvonne Hunt, 25.
black, of Middleburg.
Ronald Wayne Smith, 32,
white, of Mechanicsville, Va., to
Patricia Louise Rhode, 41,
white, of Mechanicsville. Va.
Card Of Thanks
The family of the late Lewis
G. White. Jr., extends their
sincere thanks and gratitude to
all their friends, relatives, and
neighbors in Warrenton, Norlina
and Wise, North Carolina,
the Emma Dunn Sunday School
Class, the Ladies Adult Sunday
School Class and the Brotherhood
of the Wise Baptist
Church for all their cards,
letters, telephone calls, and
flowers, and most of all, your
prayers. They were all greatly
appreciated in our sorrow. May
God bless each one of you.
Assigned
Armv Private John E.
Meadows, 19. son of Mr. and
Mrs. James Meadows of Route
1. Manson, recently was assigned
to the 1st Cavalry Division
in Fort Hood, Tex.
Pvt. Meadows is a telecom
munications specialist with
Company A. 1st Battalion of the
division's 9th Cavalry.
PROPERTY TAX RELIEF FOR ELDERLY
AND PERMANENTLY DISABLED
PERSONS WITH LIMITED INCOME
If you are 65 years of age or older or
totally and permanently disabled and
your disposable income for the
preceding year did not exceed sfeven
thousand five hundred dollars ($7#500),
you are eligible for an exclusion of up to
five thousand dollars ($5,000) in
assessed valuation of the property you
own and occupy as your principal
residence. Application for this exclusion
MUST be made during the regular listing
period of January, 1977, [G. S.
105-277.1)
[SIGNED]
Janice W. Haynes
Tax Supervisor
Warren County
Rare Art
Purchased
RALEIGH—The N. C. Museum
of Art has acquired,
through gift or purchase, more
than 100 works of art including
a bronze sculpture by Alexan
der Archipenko and a collection
of rare African objects from the
Congo River Basin.
The works, whose acquisition
during the last part of 1976 was
approved at a December
meeting of the N. C. Art
Commission, will be displayed
in various museum exhibitions
during 1977.
The Archipenko sculture.
Blue Dancer," is a dancing
female figure poised gracefully
on one toe on a pedestal that
can be turned. Cast from
bronze in 1913, the statue was
then treated with a chemical
process that gave it a blue
patina.
Ukraine, lived most of his life in
the United States. His statue is
a major addition to the state's
collection of modern American
art.
A major gift of African art
was donated to the museum by
the Bronson family of Califor
nia. Lee Bronson, his wife Dona
and his brother Robert gave
the museum 38 pieces from Migeria
and the Congo River
Basin.
The objects include masks,
fetishes, instruments and sym
bols of tribal royalty made of
wood, fiber, hide, feathers and
ivorv. A significant addition to
the museum's growing collection
of the ethnographic art of
various continents, the objects
represent the fiakuba. Hemba,
Basonge, Dengese, Bajokwe.
Rayaka, Basuke, Bapende,
Mende, Balege, Dan and
Yoruba tribes.
I>ee Bronson. chairman of the
board of the sportswear firm
Bronson of California, was
recently named to the N. C. Art
Commission.
With a grant from the
National Endowment for the
Arts Living American Artists
fund, matched bv a grant from
the N. C. Art Society, the
museum purchased Ernest
Trova's sculpture "Study for
Falling Man: 48-Inch Landscape."
Trova. born in 1927 in St.
Louis, has become famous for
his creation of a featureless,
armless, pot-bellied figure
which he has said describes his
view of modern man — "a flawed.
fallen, imperfect and unfit
creature who constantly needs
technological boosts to main
tain his equilibrium on the
Wheel of Fortune, where he is
alternately rising and falling."
Trova completed "study for
Falling Man" in 1966. A
tabletop-type sculpture of
stainless steel and nickel plated
bronze, it includes four of the
famous Trova figures surrounded
by cogs, arrows and
other symbols of modern
technology.
An untitled work by North
Carolina artist Frank Faulkner
was also purchased bv the
museum. It is a large, abstract
collage on nvlon completed in
1976. Faulkner, who has taught
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LOST-DEC. 21, NEAR
Warren Plains. Male Liver' and
White Pointer Puppy. $25.00
Reward. Call Elree Milliard at
257 2749.
Jan. 6. 13-c.
FRl'IT TREES. NUT TREES,
berry plants, grape vines,
landscaping plant material—offered
bv Virginia's largest
growers. Free copy 48-pg.
planting guide catalog in color,
on request. Waynesboro Nurseries
Inc. — Waynesboro,
Virginia 22980.
Jan. 6. 13. 20. 27-c.
BIDS FOR RENOVATION
will be accepted by the Warren
County Health Department
December 20 through January
14. Equal Opportunity Employer.
Jan. 6, 13-c.
LET BERNIE'S SEWING
Center, Macon, tune up your
old sewing machine or fix you
at the Governor's School and
designed an outdoor wall mural
for Winston-Salem, received
both his hachelor's and master's
degrees for the University of
North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
The museum acquired its
third painting from the
contemporary Washington (D.
C.I Color School with the
purchase of "Koald 56:
Reflection of Jewels and a
Grass-Mowing Sword" by Dan
Rrush. This acrylic painting on
canvas was recently exhibited
at the Corcoran Gallery of Art
as part of an exhibition of the
work of five Washington
artists.
The museum's Judaic Art
Collection was increased with
the purchase of a silver Seder
set. circumcision set, and
pitcher, as well as a brass Seder
lamp and Chanukah lamp.
The N. C. Art Society gave
four works from the 39th
Annual North Carolina Artists
Exhibition (NCAE) to the
museum. Among these was the
NCAE gold medal winner, Gina
Gilmour's oil painting "Love
letter to I,evi-Strauss."
Deliver Telephone
Books
Full or Part Time
Men or women over 18 with
automobiles are needed in
Warrenton and surrounding
areas. Delivery starts about
January 18th. Send name,
address, age, telephone number.
type of auto, insurance
company and hours available on
a post card to D.D \. Corp.,
Rox T, Warren Record. ** An
Equal Opportunity Employer.
up with a new machine. Trade
ins and financing available. Call
Bernard" Williams 257-42S5
after 5:00. Oct- 7 tfc'
WANTED - PART-TIMEClerk,
general office duties.
Must enjoy working with
people. Excellent salary and
benefits. Contact WIC Program
Warren County Health De
partment. 257-2707.
WANTED - TOBACCO ALlotment
poundage. Call E. B.
Rideout. 257-4715.
Jan 6-Feb. 3-p.
WANTED - TOBACCO ALlotment
poundage in Warren
County. Call 257-3815.
Jan. 6-c.
HELP WANTED —DELIVery
man for petroleum and
other related products for
Warren and surrounding counties.
give age. education and
previous employment, C/0 Box
B. Warren Record.
Dec. 30. Jan. 6-c.
WANTED - SOMEONE TO
assume payments on nice 2 or 4
bedroom mobile home. Tel.
919 537-6101. March 27 tfc.
NOW YOU CAN STEAM
clean carpets the professional
wav at a fraction of the cost
with RINSENVAC. Rent at
Service Cleaners. Norlina, N. C.
456 2791.
Jan. 6-c.
FOR RENT-A KOHLER Campbell
piano for as little as
$10.00 a month in any style or
finish. All rental money will
apply to purchase price if you
decide to buy. See at
Warrenton Furniture Exchange.
Sept. 18-tfe.
r
We have the
! Sewing Machine
I to fit your needs.
EASY BUDGETTERMS
DEMONSTRATION •
NO OBLIGATION
Starting as low as
9995
WARRENTON
Furniture
Exchange, Inc
Warrenton, iV.C.
SEAMAN REALTY & INS. CO.
— Office 456-2255 Home 257-2718
Visit Our Office In Sou/ City
James T. Fleming, Manager
Lif e-H ospitalizat ion-G roup-D isab itity
N.C. Mutual Life Ins. Co.
National Homes
Quality Home Building - Financing
COLONIAL WOOD
STORM DOORS
SEE YOUR LOCAL
BUILDING SUPPLY DEALER
MFQ'RD BY STEPHENSON MILLWORK CO.
WILSON, N. C.
FOR RENT—OFFICE SPACE
in the Hunter Bldg. on E.
Market Street Downtown
Warrenton. Neat with good
fellow tenants. Floor plan and
space flexible. Central air
condition. Up stairs and street
level offices available. See Bill
Fleming or call 257-3298 (office)
or 456-2922 (home).
Dec. )8-tfc.
RINSENVAC STEAM
cleans carpets cleaner and
keeps them cleaner longer.
Rent at Warrenton Furniture
Exchange. Warrenton. 2573693.
Jan. 6-c.
ATTENTION PARENTS Does
your child need a piano.
Hurry to Hill's for January
specials- Grand consolette.
Regular $1095.00 for $699.00.
Hill's Music Shoppe, Behind
Mammoth Mart. Henderson. N.
C. Jan. 6-tfc.
FOR SALE-LOG HOUSE ON
1.6 acre lot. approximately 6
miles from Warrenton. Secluded
with fishing rights on large
man-made lake. Has 2 bedrooms.
full-tiled bath, kitchen,
pantry, large family room, with
fireplace, screened porch and a
log garage. Ideal for country
living or weekend seclusion.
Seaman Realty & Insurance Co.
Phone 456-2255. Soul City.
Jan. 6-tfc.
FOR SALE- 210 ACRES
with tobacco and peanut allotment.
Located in Judkins
Township. E. L. Pike Homeplace.
Call H. L. Pike 583 5441
or 583-5442.
Dec. 9. 16. 23, 30 p.
FOR SALE-1976 TRANS AM,
power windows. AM-FM Tape
Deck. Best offer. Must sell. Call
456-2787 after 6.
Dec. 30. Jan. 6-p.
FOR SALE—HEATER AND*
fireplace wood. Big truckload.
$35.00 delivered. Call 257 3447.
Nov. 11 thru Dec. 30-p.
FOR SALE-SPECIAL 1ST
quality name brand box springs
and mattresses. Single sets—
$69.95 per set. Double
sets-$79.95 per set. Harris
Auction Co., General Store,
Satterwhite Point Rd., Henderson,
N. C.
Dec. 9. 16. 23. 30-c.
FOR SALE—6* FOOT
mobile home with added room,
large porch, central air, washer,
dryer, all appliances.
Excellent condition. Call 4562821.
Oct. 7-tfc.
FOR SALE—2 AKC REGIStered
Dachshund puppies. 9
weeks old. Shots and wormed.
Call 456 2070.
Dec. 23, 30-c.
FOR SALE - BARGAINS!
Bargains! Used clothing, toys,
household appliances, and some
new items. Stainback's Flea
Market across from Henderson
Drive-In Theater. Norlina Rd.,
Henderson, N. C. Open
Saturdays 9 a. m. to 9 p. m.
Dec. 2 9. 16, 23. 30 c
FOR SALE - \ GOOD
selection of used typewriters
for sale or rent. Robert N. N'eal.
Neal's Print Shop. 127 Raton
Ave..,call 257 3516.
June 26tfc.
FOR SALE-1M ACRES ALL
fenced, with 96 ktm el—red. S
ponds, and farmhouse with
possibilities. Located 4-tnilM
west of Warren ton on both
sides of SR 1118 $415.00,par
acre. Triangle Realty Corp!, *f
Louisburg, N. C. 496-5439.
Dec. 9-tfc.
FOR SALE-HAY, CLOTHES
line poles. Contact T. R.
Paynter, Paynter Enterprises
257-4687.
Oct. 9-tfc.
FOR SALE—PAIR MATCH
ing boy and girl Ross bikes.
3-speed. $160 pr. E. G. Hecht &
Sons, Phone 456-2121.
Dec. 16-tfc.
FOR SALE-RECORD CABInet
of pecan wood, by Lane.
Regular price $129.95. Now for
only $49.95. Something Different,
Norlina, N. C. Phone
456-2491.
Jan. 6-c.
FOR SALE- HAY AND
wood, E. B. Rideout, 257-4715.
Dec. 16 Thur Jan. 20-c.
FOR SALE-USED MOBILE
home—Seaman Realty and Ins.
Co., Soul City. Phone 456-2255.
Nov. 25-tfc.
FOR SALE-FIREWOOD Call
456 3630.
Dec. 9, 16, 23. 30 p.
DOES YOUR CHURCH NEED
an organ or piano, new song
hooks and choir robes? We
specialize in quality instruments
and a large selection of
church music. Hill's Music
Shoppe, Behind Mammoth
Mart. Henderson, N. C.
Jan. 6-tfc.