The
Public
Record
Warren Deed Transfers
Mark Perry Carroll. Jr., and
wife to Mark Perry Carroll, Sr.,
and others, interest in 35.23
acres in Warrenton Township.
The Soul City Companv to
Major S. High and wife, Lot 37.
Subdivision 1 of Green Duke
Village in Nutbush Township.
The Soul City Company to
Lewis H. Myers, Lot
Subdivision 1 of Green Duke
Village in Nutbush Township.
The Soul City Companv to
Ronald J. Roeinhiid ami wile.
Lot. 20. Subdivision 1 of Green
Duke Village in Nutbush
Township.
The Soul City Company to
John P. Stewart. Jr.. Ixit 16.
Subdivision 1 of Green Duke
Village in Nutbush Township.
janM W. Newell and others
to Russell C. King and wife. 1.3
acres in Hawtree Township.
G. C. Robinson and wife to
David Stroud and wife. Lot 56,
Section 111 of River Bend
Subdivision in Sixpound Town
ship.
Otis Robert Jenkins and wife
to James P. Green and J. Henry
Banks. Lots 2. 3. 4. 5. 18 and 19
of Barker B. Williams land in
Smith Creek Township.
American Central Corpora
tion of North Carolina to David
M. Callahan and wife. I-ots 88,
89 and 90. Section B of
Wildwood Point in Roanoke
Township.
Robert C. Clary and others to
Richard Thorp Draper and
wife. Lot 11. Section 1 of Beech
Ridge in Roanoke Township.
Everett S. Stainback and
wife to James W. Williams and
wife. 1-35 acres in Warrenton
Township.
Hvla P. Stultz to Howard U-e
Stultz and wife, Lot 1 of estate
of S. A. Tudor of Smith Creek
Township.
Hyla P. Stultz to George O.
Stultz. Jr.. and wife, two tracts
in Smith Creek Township.
Kate H. Harris and others to
Thomas Edward Echols. Jr..
gnd John Thomas Harris
Echols^ 56Vi acres in Fork
Township.
Marv Willie Smith to Frank
W. Rallance. Jr.. two tracts in
Warrenton Township.
Arthur Moselev and wife to
Richard 0. Davis and wife, 7.59
acres in Hawtree Township.
Belcher and Frazier. Inc.. to
G. Drennen Davis. Jr.. and
wife. 96.19 acres in Fork
Township.
K. B. Dickerson and wife to
Earl C. Beddingfield and G. A.
Marriage Licenses
John Gary Mulchi. 31, white,
of Norlina. to Gwendolyn Page
Raines, 37, white, of Norlina.
Do not over-fertilize house
plants. Two or three times a
year is usually enough.
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13.9 acres nni1 0.46 acre
respectively ir "! er Township
Friends Common Among Children
By MRS. BERTHA B. FORTE
Home KxtenHon Agent
If your little one suddenly
announces the arrival of a
make-believe friend, don't be
{ upset. Imaginary friends are
common among the two to five
1 set—especially when they need
help coping with a particular
situation.
If a child is left behind when
playmates are in school—or if
there's nobody else to play with
— a child often makes up a
friend.
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Sometimes children use
make-believe companions to get
extra attention. Or preschoolers
may invent friends as a tool
for learning more about
themselves. For instance,
talking to a make-believe playmate
can help children learn to
express feelings in words.
Some imaginary friends stay
for a long time. Others leave
within a few days. Rut
whatever the length of stay,
parents need to stay calm —
accept the friend — and listen
to the child.
Try to decide why the
make-believe playmate arrived.
Ther decide if you want to take
uciiun. If your child wants to
spend more time with you —
involve the youngster in your
daily activities. If the child
needs a Rood listener — be a
good listener.
Once the need causing the
arrival of the imaginary friend
is filled — your youngster will
no longer need the imaginary
playmate. And someday that
make-believe person won't be
around anymore.
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TO VOTERS OF WARREN COONTY
THE FOLLOWING PRCINCT VOTING PLACES HAVE BEEN CHANGEO.
NUTBUSH — From Soul Tech to Drewry Fire House
SIX POUND — From Harris Store to Macon School
FISHING CREEK — From Davis Store to Areola
Rural Fire Department
WARREN COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS.
LELAND GOTTSCHALK, Chm
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