The
Public
Record
Warren Deed Transfers
Basil B. Tippette and others
to Lamar P. Morgan and wife.
Lot 72R of Eaton's Ferry
Estates in River Township.
Rob H. Yancey and wife to
Oliver H. Yancey and wife, 44
4-5 acres in Warrenton
Township.
B. N. Williamson, III,
■trustee, to Furney M. Rivers
and wife, two tracts in Shocco
Township.
Furney M. Rivers and wife to
Ivey A. Bolton, Jr., two tracts
of land in Shocco Township.
James 0. Rhew to Everett S.
Stainback and wife, 78.5 acres
in Judkins Township.
William D. Puryear and wife
to Linda C. Watkins and
husband, Lot 11 of Matthews
Manorwood and 1-27 undivided
interest in "Park" of Matthews
Manorwood in Sixpound Township.
E. K. Powe, CTA, of Estate
of Wright Tisdale, to Mariam B.
Orgain, two parcels of land in
Warrenton Township.
Lake Gaston Estates, Inc., to
Frankie R. Ransdell and wife.
Lot 158, East Section Lake
Gaston Estates Extension in
Sixpound Township.
Frank P. Meadows, Jr., and
others to R. D. Gorham, Jr.,
Lot 10 of Northern Cove
Subdivision in Roanoke Township.
M. S. Benton, as trustee for
Hoerner Waldorf Corporation
to Hoerner Waldorf Corporation,
86 acres in Judkins
Township.
N.C.N.B. and others to J. W.
Jenkins, Inc.. certain parcel of
land in Warren County.
McGrady Cordell and wife to
Grover C. Cordell, 43.53 acres
in Sandy Creek Township.
Grover C. Cordell and wife to
McGrady Cordell, 31.36 acres in
Sandy Creek Township.
Grover C. Cordell and wife to
Willard F. Cordell and wife,
11.96 acres in Sandy Creek
Township.
McGrady Cordel and wife to
, Alva 0. Cordell Knight, 10.49
9 acrjb in S^pdv Creek-T8Wnshi£
William S. Bugg to Ruth
Sears Bugg and others, 2.43
acres in Warrenton Township.
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Walter F. Carter and wife to
Julian Alphonza Carter, parcel
in Fishing Creek Township.
Marriage licenses
James Edward Jiggetts. 38.
black, of Norlina. to Daisy Mae
Hendricks. 21. black, of
NorUna.
William Charles Bo wen. 18.
white of Warrenton, to Gloria
Annette Weary. 18. white, of
Henderson.
Clifton Ernell Richardson, 20,
black, of Areola, to Geraldine
Freeman, 18, black of Hollister.
In Memoriam
In Memory of
Lewis G. White, Jr.
Mr. White entered into the
world of the unknown on
December 13, 1976, in Martin
Place Hospital in Warren.
Michigan. He was stricken with
a heart attack over a year ago
and had been in declining
health since that time.
He was the son of Mrs. Oma
White of Wise. North Carolina,
and the late Lewis G. White.
The funeral service was
held on Wednesday, December
15, at 11 a. m. at Sprott Funeral
Chapel, the Rev. Donald E.
Hasse officiating. Interment
was at Oak view Cemetery.
In addition to his mother, he
is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Mildred Alcinia White, two
daughters. Mrs. Martha White
Levere, of Huntington Woods,
Michigan, and Miss Patricia
White, of the home, one granddaughter,
Retia Levere, one
brother. Alvin L. White, of
Hampton, Virginia, three
nieces and a nephew, and a host
of other relatives and friends.
Mr. White was a member of
Briar Presbyterian Church in
Detroit. He had served as Elder
from time to time. He had been
associated with the Borden Co.,
Inc.. in Detroit since 1946. and
was promoted to Personnel
Manager and Operator over
twenty-five years, until his
health failed*in 1975.
A quiet, gentle man, he was
loved and liked by all who knew
him, and will be greatly missed
by his family, friends, neighbors
and the church.
In memory of our son and
brother. Charles Leonard
Alston, who passed away
January 10, 1973.
Our family circle has been
broken
A link gone from our chain
But though we're parted for
awhile.
We know we'll meet again.
PERRY ALSTON
AND FAMILY
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Phone 257 3481
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Defendant Charged
In Court Contempt
A young male defendant was
charged with contempt of court
during Friday's mixed session
of district court. Judge
Linv/ood T. Peoples of
Henderson ordered Richard
Hargrove confined in jail for 30
days after he appeared in court
under the influence of intoxicat
ing beverage. He was found
guilty of unlawfully, willfully
and contemptously interrupting
court proceedings during
the setting of district court.
The case against him. assault
on a female, was continued.
In other cases coming before
the court, the following were
disposed of:
Hugh Johnson Ayscue, Jr.,
nonsupport, continued until
Judge People's next day in
court pending investigation
into the defendant's earnings
with orders that he pay $15 for
support of his minor children.
Early Boyd, probation viola
tion, final forfeiture on bond
paid in amount of $75 by
bondsman with order of arrest
issued for appearance of
defendant in district court with
bond set at $3,000.
Bernell Bullock, no operator's
license, called and failed.
Ordered arrested for appear
ance on Jan. 21 with bond set at
$200.
Ernest H. Davis, nonsupport,
called and failed. Ordered
arrested for appearance on
Judge People's next day with
bond set at $1000.
Thomas Davis, forgery and
uttering. Defendant waived
right to preliminary hearing
and ordered to appear at next
criminal session of Superior
Court to answer charge with
bond set at $400.
Willie Lee Durham, nonsup
port, ordered to jail for six
months and assigned to work
under supervision of N. C.
Department of Corrections.
Notice of appeal given to next
criminal session of Superior
Court with bond set at $1000.
Ivey Felts, public drunken
ness, continued until Judge
People's next day in February.
Annie Belle Henderson,
disposing of mortgaged proper
ty. Attorney for defendant
made motion for dismissal of
charges and case dismissed
upon failure of prosecuting
witness Jo make case.
Floyd Hood, disposing of
mortgaged property. Attorney
for defendant made motion for
dismissal of charges and case
dismissed after prosecuting
witness could not make case.
Clemon I^eon Kearney, assault
with deadly weapon, and
assault on female, ordered to
jail for one year and assigned to
work under supervision of N. C.
Department of Corrections.
Notice of appeal given to next
criminal session of. Superior
Court with bond to remain in
effect.
Mertis Meadows, worthless
check, called and failed.
Ordered arrested for appear
ance on Jan. 21 with bond set at
$200.
Haywood L. Montague, no
operator's license, final forfeiture
of bond and voluntary
dismissal taken by state.
Henry Clark Richardson,
driving while license revoked
and driving under influence,
ordered to jail for not less than
12 months nor more than 24
months and assigned to work
under supervision of N. C. Department
of Corrections with
recommendation that he be
treated for alcoholism while in
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Choir Robes
113 S.Garnett St.
HENDERSON
prison. Notice of appeal given
to next criminal session of
Superior Court with bond set at
$1000.
Henry Richardson, trespass,
not guilty.
Clarence Shearin, assault on
female, ordered to jail for six
months and assigned to work
under supervision of Department
of Corrections suspended
for one year on condition that
he remain of good behavior and
not violate any State or Federal
laws and pay court costs.
William Lewis Southerland,
nonsupport, called and failed.
Ordered arrested for appearance
on Jan. 21 with bond set at
$1000.
Janie Laverne Talley, careless
and reckless driving and no
operator's license, found guilty
of careless and reckless and not
guilty of other charge, fined $22
and court costs.
John Carsmon Talley, failure
to drive right half of highway,
voluntary dismissal.
Mac Taylor, possession of
broken sealed whiskey, ordered
to jail for one day with credit
given for time served.
Silas Terry, Jr., careless and
reckless driving, fined $25 and
court costs.
Russell Steven Vanburen,
driving under influence, ordered
to jail for six months,
suspended for one year and
placed on probation for one
year under supervision of N. C.
Probation Commission with
special conditions that he pay
fine of $100 and court costs, not
operate motor vehicle on
highways of North Carolina
except as allowed by restricted
driving privilege which has
stipulation that he may not
have any odor of alcohol on his
breath and not drive more than
35 miles per hour. He was also
brdered to attend alcoholic
rehabilitation program at the
County Mental Health Clinic.
Victor E. Walden, three
charges of worthless checks,
ordered to jail for 30 days with
each other charge to run
concurrent at expiration of 30
days. Notice of appeal given to
next criminal session of
Superior Court with bond set at
$500.
Albert Wat kins, assault with
deadly weapon, ordered to jail
for nine months and assigned to
work under supervision of N. C.
Department of Corrections
with credit for 14 days confinement
in jail pending trial grant
ed. Weapon ordered confiscated
and disposed of according to
law.
Cleveland Watson, public
drunkenness, called and failed.
Ordered arrested for appearance
on Jan! 21 with bond set at
$250.
Irene Marion Williams,
worthless check, called and
failed. Ordered arrested for
appearance on Jan. 21 with
bond set at $100.
Willie Stevenson vs. William
Caudle, bill of particulars, case
placed on file because defendant
is disabled.
Martha Harrington, injury to
real property, ordered to jail
for women prisoners for six
months. Notice of appeal given
to next criminal session of
Superior Court with bond set at
$200.
Tom Terry, speeding 73 in 55
mph zone, found guilty of
exceeding safe speed, fined $15
and court costs.
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SEAMAN REALTY & INS. CO.
— Office 456-2255 Home 257-2718—
Visit Our Office In Soul City
James T. Fleming, Manager
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N.C. Mutual Life Ins. Co.
National Homes
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DIAL — 257-5541
Classified Advertising casta tea cents per word, with a
minimum charge of $1.00. Additional insertions of
same id, without change, are half price. Both classified
advertising and display advertising must he- in our
office by 5 p. m. Monday. Rates for display advertising
and pre-printed inserts available upon request.
LOST-DEC. 21, NEAR
Warren Plains, Male Liver and
White Pointer Puppy. $25.00
Reward. Call Elree Hilliard at
257 2749.
Jan. 6. 13-c.
FRUIT TREES, NUT TREES,
berry plants, grape vines,
landscaping plant material-offered
by Virginia's largest
growers. Free copy 48-pg.
planting guide catalog in color,
on request. Waynesboro Nur
series 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
up with a new machine. Trade
ins and financing available. Call
Bernard* Williams 257-4295
after 5:00. Oct. 7-tfc.
WANTED - TOBACCO ALlotment
poundage. Call E. B.
Rideout. 257-4715.
Jan 6-Feb. 3-p.
ACCOUNTING CLERK III Duties
include operating a
magnetic record computer.
High School graduate plus one
vear experience required. Must
pass State Merit Exam for
Clerk/Typist III. Salary range
$6,780 to $8,520 annually. Call
492 4011 between hours of 8:005.00
p. m. for appointment. An
Equal Opportunity Employer.
Jan. 13-c.
WANTED - SOMEONE TO
assume payments on nice 2 or 4
bedroom mobile home. Tel
919-537-6101. March 27-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.
RINSENVAC STEAM
cleans, rinses, and vacuums out
dirt leaving carpets professionally
clean. Rent at Service
Cleaners, Norlina, N C
456 2791.
Jan. 13-c.
FOR RENT-OFFICE SPACE
in the Hunter Bldg. on E.
Market Street Downtown
Warrenton. Neat witfi 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. 18-tfc.
YOU CAN STEAM CLEAN
carpets professionally clean
with portable RINSENVAC.
Rent at Warrenton Furniture
Exchange, Warrenton 2573693.
Jan. 13-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-tfc.
FOR SALE- HAY AND
wood. E. B. Rideout, 257-4715.
Dec. 16 Thur Jan. 20-c.
FOR SALE-HAY, CLOTHES
line poles. Contact T. R.
Paynter, Paynter Enterprises
257-4687.
Oct. 9-tfc.
HENDERSON
TOYOTA
Cars
Trucks
Parts
Service
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FOR SALE - A GOOD
selection of used typewriters
for sale or rent. Robert N. Neal,
Neal's Print Shop, 427 Faton
Ave., call 257-3516.
June 26-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: BROWNING
Automatic Shotgun. 20 gauge
3-inch magnum. 28-inch full
choke barrel. Like new $275.00.
Call 456 2882.
Dec. 16-tfc.
ATTENTION PARENTS Does
your child need a piano.
Hurrv 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.
1000 LARGE HENS FOR
sale—257-3582, T. R. Paynter.
Jan. 13-c.
LOST-HALF OF A SILVER
and blue turquoise pierced
earring in downtown Warrenton.
Call 257-4136 after 5 p. m.
Jan. 13-c.
FOR SALE-MIXED POOdle
puppies. Call 257-4136 after
5 p. m.
Jan. 13-c.
FOR SALE- 1 McCULLOCH
power saw, 1 used refrigerator,
2 tables. Contact Wayne
Liming, 257-2305 after 7 p. m.
Jan. 13. 20. 27-c.
SAVE $20.00 ON HEAVY
duty electric heaters. Regularly
$57.00 Now Only $37.00.
Something Different, Norlina,
456-2491.
Jan. 13-c.
FOR SALE-1973 DODGE
pickup; 318 V-8 motor,
automatic transmission, "power"
steering, two-tone paint, 32.000
miles, G. H. Read, Norlina,
456 2598.
Jan. 13-c.
DOES YOUR CHl'RCH NEED
an organ or piano, new song
books 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.
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Starting as low as
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WARRENTOJS
Furniture
Exchange, hie
Warrenton, N.C.
COLONIAL LODGE
RETIREMENT HOME
Private or Semi Private Room*
With Bath. Two Home Cooked Meals
Daily. 7 Dajrt A Week
All Service Included
Linen. Towels. Maid Service
And Supervised On Property Manager
Home like Atmoaphere
Private Rooms With Bath 1225 00 Mo
Semi Private Rooms With Bath S150 00 Mo.
Call Roger or Novella Ormsbv
Phone (9191 257-8377
Warrenton. N. C. 17509
Veterans and Others Invited
ATTENTION FARMERS
You get substantial savings on Property Fire Insurance
when you Insure with
Farmers Mutual
Fir* Insurance Association
W J. Hecht, Ptm Phooe 2S7 3370
W. R. Drake. Sac 6 Tr*». Tayiof Building
FOR SALE—2 USED WOOD
heaters priced to sell. Call
257 3815.
Jan. 13-c.
FOR SALE-146 ACRES ALL
fenced, with 96 acres cleared, 3
ponds, and farmhouse with
possibilities. Located 4-miles
west of Warrenton on both
sides of SR 1118. $415.00 per
acre. Triangle Realty Corp.. of
Louisburg, N. C. 496-5439.
Dec. 9-tfc.
LEGAL NOTICES
ADMINISTRATRIX'S
NOTICE
In The General Court of Justice
Superior Court Division
State of North Carolina
Warren County
Having qualified as Administratrix
of the estate of Johnny
Floyd Parrish of Warren
County, North Carolina, this is
to notify all persons having
claims against the estate of said
Johnny Floyd Parrish to
present them to the undersigned
within 6 months from date
of the publication of this notice
or same will be pleaded in bar
of their recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate please
make immediate payment.
This the 10th dav of Januarv,
1977.
JFANETTE R. PARRISH
Route #2. Box 17-A
Warrenton, N. C.
Jan. 13. 20. 27, Feb. 3 p.
NOTICE OF
PI BLIC HEARING
You are hereby notified that
a public hearing to receive
comments on the Draft
Environmental Impact Statement
on the Henderson, North
Carolina 201 Wastewater
Treatment System will be held
at 7:00 p. m., January 18, 1977
at the Henderson Junior High
School, 219 Charles Street,
Henderson, N. C.
The proposed action is the
awarding of grant funds for
constructing wastewater transmission,
treatment and disposal
facilities for the Henderson
area. Three alternatives are to
be presented at this hearing as
described in the Statement.
The comments obtained at this
Public Hearing will be considered
in the selection of the
project to be funded.
The hearing is being
conducted by the U. S.
Environmental Protection
Agency, Region IV, 345
Courtland Street, NE, Atlanta,
Georgia 30308. Telephone:
' 404/881-7458 and North Carolina
Department of Natural and
Economic Resources, Box
276o7, Raleigh. North Carolina
27611.
A registration desk will be at
the entrance to the hearing
room, and those persons
wishing to present a statement
shall T>e required to personally
register at the door. Persons
may begin to register at 6:00 p.
m. and all persons will be called
to speak in the order in which
they have registered.
Anyone may present data,
make a statement, or offer a
For The Finest In
MONUMENTS
and Grave Markers
Erected On Your Plot
Direct From Factory
To You
CALL 456-3592
NEWS0M
STONE WORKS
Wise, N. C.
We Also Cut Death Dates
And Clean Stones
In Cemetery
viewpoint either orally or in
writing. Lengthy statements
containing considerable tech
nicaJ or economic data should
be submitted in writing for the
offical record. Oral statements
should be concise to permit
everyone an opportunity to be
heard. Hearing participants
will not be subject to
questioning from the audience
but may be questioned bv the
hearing officer for clarification
of technical points or to develop
better understanding of state
ments. The hearing will be
recorded and transcribed bv an
a' ™urt reporter, and'the
record of the hearing will be
included in the final environ
mental impact statement
Statements, supplements to
statements, or bri. fs mav be
submitted within 15 calendar
days following the date of the
hearing. Such information
should he mailed to John E
Hagan. III. chief. EIS Branch
Environmental Protection
Agency. 345 Courtland St.. NE.
Atlanta, Georgia 30308.
The draft environmental
impact statement shall serve as
an outline for discussion. Copies
of this draft are a\ : b)e f.>r
inspection at the following
locations during office hoursEnvironmental
Pr« ect ion
Agency. Region IV ;()j
Courtland Street. NE. Atlanta
Georgia: Leslie Perry Memorial
Library. 109 Voung Street
Henderson. North Carolina
Department of Natural and
Economic Resources H7 North
Salisbury Street. Raleigh!
North Carolina: Franklin Cou-,
tv Library; North Main Street
Louisburg, North Carolina
Dec. 30, Jan. I3<\
EXEC! TOR'S \<>iu I
In The General Court . 'Mice
Sup*.rior Court Divsi,,.-,
State of North Carolina
Warren Count \
Having qualified us Executor
of the estate of Reniamin E.
Powell of Warren County.*
North Carolina, this is to notify
all persons having claims
against the estate of said
Benjamin k Powell to presentthem
to the undersigned within
6 months from date of the
publication of this notice or
same will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate please
make immediate payment.
This the 17th day of
December. I97<>.
HERMAN DWIGHT POWELL •
Executor
CLAYTON AND HALLAlNCE
P. 0. Box 187
Warrenton, N. C.
Doc. 23. 30. Jan. ,6, 13-c.
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'73 LeMans GT, fully equipped.
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'75 Chevrolet Estate wagon. One
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'76 Pontiac Grande LeMans, four«
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'76 MGB Roadster, one owner.
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