News and Events of Interest To Norlina Readers
Barbara Cooke, Editor - Telephone 456-3513
Junior Women
Have Meet In
Brame Home
The Norlina Junior Woman's
Club held its regular meeting
on Thursday. Jan. 20. in the
home of Mrs. Margaret Ann
Brame. The business was
discussed informally in front of
the fireplace. Plans were set up
for the coming year for
programs, calendar of hostess
es and department assignments.
The treasurers report was
given, dues were collected and
the Bright of America project
was summarized.
Primary items covered were
membership, the approaching
Arts Festival and plans to
attend the convention in the
spring. The club also received
word that they will participate
with the Woman's Club of
Norlina in hosting the District
U. North Carolina Federation
of Women's Clubs Fall Meeting
to be held here in October.
Refreshments of soft drinks
and strawberry cake were
served bv the hostess.
On Deon's List
Elizabeth Sue Salmon has
made the dean's list at
Ixiuisbure College for the first
semester She is the daughter
of Mr and Mrs. Gradv Salmon
of Norlina.
Returns To School
Marty Rooker has returned
to Birmingham. Ala., to resume
his studies at Sanford L'niver
Some North American Indians
conciliate the animals
which they kill and eat.
For And About Teenagers
THIS WEEK S LETTER: There
is this boy 1 went with for about
a month and then we had a tight
and he broke up A week later he
muted but before he left he »a>
very nice and ga\e me ins address
Should I write to him or not'
Why?
OI'R REPLY: Like everybody
else you have a natural de> re to
communicate You want to share
your thoughts and feeltn;* with
others Those are the reasons why
you should write to him—if you
want to Take responsibility for
w hat you do or don't do Especially
in this case, you should decide
Be clear he's the person you want
to communicate with If so. the
re>t should be easy. From what
you've written we see no reason
not to write Since you've already
spent a month with him it should
be easy to be honest and tell him
the truth about what you're up to
>tnce he's moved Share with him
through the mail He < in a new
place and probably mis-es all his
old pah— ar.d gal. too
If vow ho» t c if»n«9« problem yon won!
to dn.'vvi or on obur>ati«n to mokt odor.»»
vovr Utter to fOI AND ABOUT TfINAGIIS
COMMUNITY ANO SUtUIBAN
PBESS SitVICi »IANK»OIT KY 40*01
Recent Bride Is Honored
A floating miscellaneous
shower was given on Tuesday.
Jan. 18. in the fellowship hall of
Norlina Baptist Church to
honor Mrs. Mae Shearin. recent
bride.
Approximately 60 friends
and family attended and
provided Mrs. Shearin with a
wide variety of lovely gifts.
Mrs. Edgar Neal. Mrs.
Shearin's neice. assisted in the
opening and recording of the
gifts.
A color theme of pink and
white was carried out byflowers
arranged in a silver
candelabra on a table covered
by a pink cloth with a tulle
overlay. Punch and partydainties
were served
Throughout the evening the
honoree wore a corsage of
white presented to her by the
hostesses. Mrs. Ira Weaver.
Mrs. Wallace Stallings. Mrs
Henry Wiggins. Mrs. W. S
Hicks, and Mrs. I>eon Pridgen
Receives Honor
Melvin Glenn Paschall of
Norlina has been honored for
hi* outstanding year with
•Home Beneficial Life Insurance
Co
For the second consecutive
year Paschall led his district in
production and finished as the
no. one agent in the Durham
District.
In recognition for his
outstanding year he has been
awarded membership in the
companv's prestigious leader's
Hub He also has been awarded
an all expense paid trip for
himself and his wife. Brenda. to
I,as Vegas. Nev which they
will take ir May
On Dean's List
•ludv Kave Newman of
I.aurel Hill, formerlv of
Norlina. is among 30Q students
at Atlantic fhri-tian College in
Wilson who earned a place on
the Dean's I.ist for academic
achievement during the fall
semester.
To sain these -honor*, a
s'udent must achieve at least a
3.2 iB plust grade average for
the semester while carrving a
minimum of 12 semester hours.
Important Notice to Warrenton
and Noriina Telephone Users
Beginning Monday, Jan. 31, 1977
at 9 A.M. the number to reach your
telephone business office will change
from 257-9111 to 112.
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Appliance and TV Center
Hyco Street Norlina, N. C.
Norlina Church
Opportunities
First Baptist Ckirck •(
Nertina—Rev. S. N. Massen
burg. Pastor.
No services this week.
Gospel Baptist ChurchRev.
Raymond Avscue. Pastor.
This Sunday. Jan. 30 is
Pastor's Day. The membership
will dedicate this day to
honoring their pastor and a
record attendance is being
sought. 10 a. m. Sunday School:
11 a. m. Morning Worship. At 2
p. m. there will be an all
afternoon Gospel Sing with
many local singing groups
involved. All are invited to
attend. 7:30 p. m. Evening
Worship Service.
Monday. Jan. 31. 7:30 p. m..
Youth Training and Fellowship.
Wednesday. Feb. 2. 7:30 p.
m.. Prayer Service.
Jerusalem I'nited Methodist
Church —Rev. Jim Hebel.
Pastor.
Sunday. Jan. 30. 10 a. m..
Sunday School: 11:15 a. m..
Worship Service.
Thursday. Feb. 3. 7:30 p. m..
Rible Study and Prayer Groups
7:30 p m.. Youth Choir
Practice.
\orlina Baptist ChurchRev.
G. Elton Cooke. Pastor.
Sunday. Jan. 30. 9:50 a. m..
Sundav School: 11 a. m..
Worship Service, members of
Children's Church participat
ine. p. m. Liehtshine: 6:30 p.
m.. Church Training: 7:30 p. m.
Eveninc Worship.
Monday. Jan 31. 4 p. m..
GA's meet with Mrs. Arch
Asycue: 7:30 p. m. WMl'
Genera! Meetine and studv.
"Yes! A Woman's View of
Mission Support."
Wednesdav. Feb. 2. 7:30 p.
m.. Praver Meeting: *-15 p. m..
Choir Practice.
Norlina I nited Methodist
Church—Rev. Nat Bureess.
Sundav. Jan. 30. 9:45 a. m..
Sundav School: 11 a. m..
Worship Service: 7 p. m.
United Methodist Youth Fellowship.
Wednesday. Feb. 2. 7:30 p.
m.. OianceT'Oioir "Rehearsaf '
Zion I nited Methodist
Church—Rev. Jim Hebel.
Pastor.
Sundav. Jan. 30. 9:50 a. m..
Worship Service: 11 a. m.
Sundav School.
Wednesdav. Feb. 2. .7:30 p.
m.. Bible Studv and Praver
Group.
Rep. Ellis Draws
Committee Posts
T. W. FZllis of Henderson who
represents Warren County in
the General Assembly as
member of the 13th House
District, has been eiven the
following committee assignments:
Wildlife, vice chairman:
Aeine. Aericulture. Corpora
tions. Employment Security.
Finance. Insurance, and Natural
and Economic resources.
Rep. Ellis's room number is
1321: his telephone number is
733-5776.
Cards Of Thanks
We wish to express our
sincere appreciation to our
friends and relatives for their
visits, telephone calls, cards,
money, flowers and food and all
acts of kindness shown us
during the illness and death of
our father and husband. Your
thoueht fulness will always be
remembered. May God bless
each of vou.
OPHELIA W. DAVIS
AND CHILDREN
The family of the late Mr.
Willie Davis. Jr.. who passed on
December 7 in St. Mary
Hospital. Brooklyn, N. Y..
would like to thank our many
friends, relatives, neighbors for
their kindness shown us in our
time of sorrow. Thanks for
food, money, flowers, phone
rails, telegrams and especially
your prayers. A special thanks
to the Shocco Chapel Choir,
Mrs. Essie Jones, pianist.
Thank everyone of you. your
kindness will never be
forgotten. May God richly bless
vou all,
SISTER AND BROTHERS.
ETHEL. CURTIS. WALTER.
JAMES MASON
I would like to sincerely
thank my many friend*,
community groups and all
individuals who came to my aid
with donations and other deed*
of kindness when my boose
burned.
REV. W. H. BURGE88
Warren Native Is Named
New Battalion Commander
A Warren Couit'.; native is
the new battalion commander
of the 5th Battalion of the 113th
Field Artillery of the North
Carolina National Guard.
Lt. Col. Leonard A. Kilian.
Jr.. formerly of Ridgeway. was
picked to succeed Lt. Col. Jack
M. Tippett of Zebulon. who has
been transferred to the N. C.
Adjutant General's staff.
Units of Lt. Col. Kilian's new
command are located in
Youngsville, Oxford. Eden.
Zebulon and Louisburg.
Kilian joined the National
Guard in 1958 after serving two
years with the seventh Division
in Korea. He is a graduate of N.
C. State University and was
"commissioned a second lieutenant
prior to his Korean
experience.
While a member of the
National Guard, he has
completed several military
schools and is now enrolled in
Command and General Staff
College of Fort Leavenworth.
Kan. He has served at High
Point. Whiteville and Fort
Braee and has attended schools
at Fort Renning. Ga.. and Fort
Sill. Okla.
KIL1AN
Prior to his new appointment.
Kilian was assistant
commander of the N. C.
Military Academy operated by
the N. C. National Guard at
Fort BragR.
He is a senior staff forester in
fire control with the N. C.
Forestry Service.
Kilian is married to the
former Laura Burt Williams,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick Williams of Inez.
They live in Wake Forest with
their three daughters. Catherine.
Janet and Laura.
Baptists Have Men's Day
The Wise Baptist Church observed
Baptist Men's Day
Sundav at the 11 a.m. worship
service Bill Hawks trave the
invocation1, welcomed the visitors
and made the announcements.
Luther Pavnter led in the
meditation and pastoral prayer.
Robert Young. vice-president
of Brotherhood and one of the
two lav speakers eave an
inspiring talk on mankind's
search for inner happiness and
fellowship with God.
The offertorv praver was
eiven hv the pastor, the Rev.
Robert Roeers. Rill Hawks and
son. Allen. Tom Younp. and
Danny Pavnter with Charlie
Currin at the or^an rendered a
hvmn.
Edward Tunstall. a school
teacher and active in church
work, was the other layspeaker
who talked about
protectine Christian heritage.
The pastor led the benediction
This special day service is
an annual occasion at the
church.
Clinic Available
At Soul City Site
A health specialty service of
OB Gvn will he provided at
HealthCo. Inc.. located in Soul
Citr, hecwmine M«n4tav.
24. Each Mondsv.' Dr John
Avent. Board certified in
OB Gvn will he available to
«erve all persons needine
medical care in the area of
OB Gvn and familv plannine.
The clinic is desiened to serve
all citi7ens of Warren and
Vance Countv, The cost of
medical care is dependent upon
vour ahilitv to pav and no one
will he turned awav.
Durham Taking Part
In Naval Exercise
Navy Gunner's Mate Technician
Second Class Henrv M
Durham, son of Fli^aheth
Durham of Route 1. Manson. is
participatine in the multination
naval exercise "Carihex
i::"
He is servinc as a
crewmemher aboard the frieate
I'SS Koelsch. homeported in
Mavport. Fla. He ioined the
Navv in Julv 1973.
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NHS Happenings
By DANYLU PALMES
As the y«ar 1977 rolled
around the teuton began to
realise that this was the
number on their classrings,
senior keys, calling cards,
invitations, and more. It —was
their graduating year! Some
were joyful, others were
dismayed but all realized that
their time of great decisions
was coming very soon and that
in five months their high school
years would be only memories.
Noriina High School students
have been "burning the
midnight oil" the past week to
prepare for their second nine
weeks test. Everyone is looking
with great expectation toward
the coming 90 days with hope of
a successful 1977.
The Noriina Blue Waves wilJ
travel to Oxford Webb
Saturday to play a non-conference
game which is scheduled
to begin at 7 p. m,
The clubs which met
Wednesday were FFA. French.
Library Aids and Chess.
The members ol the NJi.S.
Bet* Club who are p'fning to
run for a district office met on
Wednesday to discuss their
campaign They are: Patricia
Hicks, president: Oita Cheston.
vice-president; Tommy Craft,
treasurer; Maxine Campbell,
secretary; and David Crowe,
parliamentarian.
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Ruritan Club Has
Monthly Meeting
The Wise-Paschall Ruritan
Club held its regular meeting
on Jan. 17 with 17 members
attending. A delicious dinner
was served by the Jerusalem
Methodist Women's Circle.
During the business session a
motion was approved for two
softball tournaments. William
I>eonard was named to head the
tournaments.
Visitors who attended were
Charlie Barker. Arthur Holt
King and Bobby Bailey.
"He took an
awful fall!"
Let's hope he has HealthAccident
insurance from Warrenton
Insurance Agency to
pay his hospital and doctor
bills.
INSURE RE SI RE
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