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Mrs. Fleming's Third Grade Class Mrs. Fleming's Third Grade Class At Warren Academy Food Tasters The third graders of Mrs. Fleming's health class at Warren Academy enjoyed an unusual treat on Tuesday, a tasting party. Each child had the exper ience of tasting foods never tasted before or thought he didn't like. Some children who thought they didn't like carrots, loved carrots in a dip and carrot cake. Celery was served stuffed with pimento cheese and peanut butter and also in a delicious congealed salad. Tossed salad, salami, bo logna. venison, raisin sauce. banana nut bread, hrick cheese, cream cheese and buttered wheat and honey bread were served with milk. Resides having fun. the students learned that tasting foods could open up a new world of flavor and nutrition for them. News From Littleton Mrs. Edward J. Spain was a patient in Halifax Memorial Hospital for several days last week following an auto accident. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Carter of Raleigh were Satur day visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pike and visited Mrs. Rav L. Pike and Mrs. Walter G Pike. Among visitors of Mrs. Edward J. Spain were Mrs. Blanche Smiley and Mrs. Sarah Smiley of Macon. Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Liles of Roxboro and Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Lewis of Vaughan. Mrs. Paul Bobbin is a patient in Halifax Memorial Hospital. Sundav visitor were Mr. and Mrs. Glenn B. Glasgow and TOlinister Announces Church Schedule Opportunities to attend services at Enterprise Baptist Church were announced by the Rev. .Jerry Harper as foliows: Sunday. 9:45 a, m.. Sunday School for the family; 11 a. m^. The Hour of Power—Dedica tion Services for New Building —Recognition of the Building Committee: 7:30 p. m.. Adult Choir. Wednesday, 7:30 p. m., Jr.. Choir: 7:30 p. m„ MidWeek Praver and Bible Study: 8 p. m.. Youth Choir. The Enterprise Baptist Church will dedicate new facilities and equipment on Sunday. Feb. 20. The congrega tion will dedicate the new kitchen. Sunday school, office, and rest room facilities. They will also dedicate the gifts of tea glasses, plates, etc. and an addition to the cemetery. The church will also recognize members of the Building Committee during the service for their leadership in the building program. All members are urged to be present and to make a special presentation to the building fund. Baptist Men Entertain Wives The Baptist Men of Enter prise Baptist Church entertain ed their wives at a Sweetheart Banquet in the educational building Saturday night. This was the fourth annual banquet. The meal was catered bv The Wagon Wheel and consisted of a ham plate with decorated cake for dessert. Mike Williams returned thanks. Upon arrival a picture was taken and guests signed a register. Following the meal Mr. and Mrs. Alvis Fleming directed games and contests. Mr. and Mrs. Sol B. Bobbin were chosen as the Sweetheart Couple for 1977. Others attending were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Roddy, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Warren, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Stansbury. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Reid. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Umphlett and the Rev. and Mrs. Jerry E. Harper. Sr. Delbert Porter of Littleton. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Glasgow of Apex and Mr. and Mrs. Forest Porter of South Hill. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Rernice Milliard and daughter. Shelly, and Mrs. Annie Lee Hilliard were Sunday visitors of Henrv F. Hilliard in Elon. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rohrer in Elon College. Miss Nancy Winstead of F.lm City spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Stuart West. Mrs. Stuart West was a Wednesday visitor of Mrs. Viola Ftheridge in Guardian Care Nursing Home in I/)uisburg. Mr. and Mrs. Melton Atkins, Mrs. Wilbur Salmon and Mrs. Sarah Shea/in were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ivey ShtWin ffl 'Tlbanoke Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd C. Salmon. Jr., and children of Roanoke Rapids were Sunday visitors of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Atkins were in Portsmouth. Va., during the weekend visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart West and son were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Danny West in Newport News. Va.. and Mr. and Mrs. Henrv West in Williamsburg, Va. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Cheslev Stokes in Smithfield, Va. Mrs. Robert H. Rright and Edward Shearin of Warrenton were Saturday visitors of Mrs. Gladys Stansburv. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Harwood and children of Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Shearin and children of Portsmouth, Va., were weekend visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Rerniee Avcock. Whitman Shearin of Louis burg College spent the weekend here. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Riggan and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Clopton of Henderson were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Riggan. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Rhyne and daughter of Richmond. Va., spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Johnston. Mrs. Jimmy Harvey and sons of Rocky Mount were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Foster. Miss Ellen Harvey of Raleigh spent the weekend with her mother. Mrs. G. E. Harvey. Mavnard Robbitt and Charlie Sewell of Murfreesboro spent Saturday night with Mrs. Mary Collin in Hopewell, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Merion Thompson of Macon were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Rrvant Reid. Mr. and Mrs. Billy A. Ratchlor of Halifax were Thursday visitors of Misses Mamie and Josephine Stans burv. Mrs. Mildred Oxenham is a patient in halifax Memorial Hospital. Miss Verline Pittard of Warrenton is spending some time with her sister, Mrs. W. W. Fimple. Howard Phelps is a patient in Duke Hospital, Durham. The Rev. ar.d Mrs. Clay Cooke and mxi oi Colfax, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Karris and daughter of Roano«e Rapids and Phil Harris of Staunton, Va.. were Saturday visitors of Mrs. Raymond G. Harris. Mr. and Mrs. Willie I,ee Atkins were Sunday visitors of Mrs. Josephine Smith at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vinson Evan-, in Meridithville, Va. Dr. and Mrs. James L. Sullivan of Nashville, Tenn.. and Dr. and Mrs. Ted Fuson and daughters of Woodbridge, Va.. were weekend guests of the Rev. and Mrs. Herbert W. Raucom. Jr. Mrs. Peggy Clark and son and Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Shearin of Portsmouth. Va.. were weekend visitors of Mrs. L. E. Morris. Mrs. Odell Patterson is a patient in Halifax Memorial Hospital. Mr"an<f Mrs"j. f). Ross were Thursday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Ross in Halifax. Mariam Boyd Honor Rolls Announced The all "A" honor roll for the second grading period and the first semester honor roll for the Mariam Boyd School was announced this week by Principal Mike Williams. Grades of from 94 to 100 in all subjects are required to make the all "A" honor roll. The honor roll for the second nine weeks grading period is as follows: Grade 4: Andrea Richardson. Grade 5: Monroe Limer, Susan Smith. Monique Ma tusknwitz. Kristine Wilkens. Grade ti: Gail l.vnn Ayscue, Zelda Amanda Patrick. Re ginald Terrv, Ava Joanne Williams. Ivan D. Rarnes, Wesley Dale. Shelia S. Savor. The first semester honor roll follows: Grade 4: Andrea Richardson. Grade 5: Monroe I.imer, Susan Smith. Monique Matusk owitz. Kristine Wilkens. "Education is our sixth sense." Clive Bell Energy Saving Tips You can save energy in your laundry by keeping the lint screen in your dryer clean. It will dry more clothes faster if you remove the lint after each load. One of the ways to save ener gy suggested by the Be a Bad ger (Better Actions Develop Greater Energy Reductions) Energy Saving program, fol lowed by International Paper people is to dust or vacuum radiator surfaces frequently, to get the maximum heat out of them , since saving just ten bar rels of oil a year can conserve enough energy to drive a car cross-country. • • • Plant shade trees and vines on the south and west sides of your home to provide protec tion against summer sun and to let in natural light in the win ter. \ Smoke Signals News Ot Warren Academy Things took quite a turn last week, from one week that was not so busy, to a week that was almost overwhelming with activities and work. The students in kindergarten through grade six were busy with art decorations for Valentine's Day. We know that when Monday, Valentine's Day, arrived everyone received alentines from favorite friends and had an enjoyable time at the parties that were held. We would like to congratu late Mary T. White on being the winner from Warren Academy in the General Mills Search for leadership in Family Living contest. Her paper will be entered in the judging for the ™ate Family Leader of Tomorrow. Good luck to you Marv T. The kindergarten through grade six are busy these days practicing for the production of Disney on Parade." Mrs. Harriet Banzet is in charge of this gigantic undertaking. The students and teachers are not the only ones who are busy, lie mothers, under the direction of Mrs. Mary Ann iualls and the teachers, are usv fitting patterns, cutting and sewing costumes of all kinds of materials that can be made into Disney character costumes. If you remember the operetta that was presented by this group last spring, you know already that you have quite a treat in store. Be sure to mark the date, March 25 on your calendar and do it now' This production of "Disney on 1 arade" you must not miss! Plans are underway for a Parent Teacher Basketball fame to he played on Friday March 4. This should be good f«r a lot of laughs. We just hope " **R-™brin«,hegym down! the J.V. boys were the only winners in the games played last week at Northeast Academy. They had quite an exciting game. Congratualtions to them on their win. Last Friday night Northeast was the winner in all four games. Our J.V. boys |„st by <w>e point in a. h*i»«Wou»ht ?ame. The varsity bovs plaved a good game, but were unable to hold the lead in the fourth quarter. Tuesday night the J.V. boys, the varsity girls and boys, played Hobgood Academy on their home court. Next week we hope the news will be good and that we will be able to report that all three Warren Academy teams were winners. The J.V. girls will meet N.E.W. on Wednesday after noon at 4 p. m. We hope that when the paper comes out on Wednesday afternoon they will be celebrating a victory! Friday night is our last home game. N.E.W. is the team that we will be playing, and we hope that all th Warren Academy teams will I winners at their last home game. The games will start at 6 p. m. Three teams will be playing. The senior boys who will be playing their last game at home are. Chip Capps, Carl Quails. Harold Seaman, Al Williams, Charles Haynes, and Robert Porter. The senior girls playing their last home game are. Bonnie Greer, Katherine Rrauer. and Jan Gardner. The senior cheerleaders who will be cheering their team to a victory, we hope, are, Laura Burrows, Diane Waters, and Mary T. White. The last time we played N.E.W. all three teams were victorious. If everyone will come out and give the teams all the support that can be mustered together, we will win all three games again! Do not let your teams down. Come on out to the final home game of the 1976 77 season. Academy Students Have Classroom Store The second graders .at Warren Academy organized their own grocery store this week. Different students play ed shoppers and cashiers and learned to make change. HOW'S YOUR ALIGN MENT—You can feel and look better by keeping your spine straight. Green Is Speaker At Auxiliary-Meet Gordon Green, manner of the local Carolina Pojver and Light Company was guest speaker at the American Legion Auxiliary on Thursday night. The general topic was "Americanism," and Mr. Green discussed the free market in America, political vs. economic system. A little government goes a long way. Green noted, and here lately in our country a great deal of government control is taking over. America must not lose its incentive for free enterprise, was the essence of Green's discussion. Included in the usual business was the acknowledge ment that the unit had sent $44 to the American Legion Auxiliary's Presidents Project, which is setting up audio visual equipment in the North Carolina School for the Deaf. Hostesses, along with Mrs. H. E. Shaw were Mrs. Frank Reams and Mrs. Edgar Wood. 1976 Good Year For United Federal United Federal Savings and I-oan Association found 1976 to be a year "of unprecedented growth and progress." The good news was disclosed at the 75th annual sharehold ers' meeting in Rocky Mount. Henry Gregory, president and chief executive, stated that "assets increased over $29 million (36 percentl: savings, over $27 million (37 percent) and loans, over $24 million (34 percent)." 'The Association's assets exceeded $110 million at year end. In addition. Gregory pointed out. "Our home office complet ed major renovalions to provide additional space for more efficient customer services. Our Charlotte office moved into its newlv construct ed building. And the Federal Home Loan Rank Roard approved a second branch office in Charlotte." United Federal has offices in Rocky Mount, Louisburg, Raleigh, Carv, Greensboro and Charlotte. Test the accuracy of your bathroom scales by weighing the next 5-lb. bag of flour or sugar that comes into the house. Svlvia Mivn. physical therapist with the state's Crippled Children's Program, looks on as Warren Cou^tv Health Department nurses Dot Smith I left 1 and Lou Haves rherk the spines of North Warren students Jerrv Hargrove I left 1 and Darrvl Jefferson for "scoliosis" or curvature of the spine. The condition, which is severe among voung children, has caused state health officials to launch a statewide program, screening all voung children of the public school system. The screening will be at all of the elementary schools in Warren County. I Staff Photol Directors To Meet Here The State Board of Directors for the North Carolina -Easter Seal Society will hold their regular hoard meeting in Warrenton on April 24, it was announced this week bv the president. Mrs. Anna Butler. She said the meeting would he for the board, their families and staff and would he held in the Warrenton Depot at 10:30 a. m. 'I predict no hailstorm this year!' Who can predict what disaster will befall any community, or any individual? Insurance is the means of sharing the cost of such disaster among many people so it doesn't fall too heavily on any one family. Protect yourself with adequate insurance from Warrenton Insurance Agency. INSURE \ZV~~~ZS BF SURE iWARRENTON INSURANCE AGENCY INC. W. MONROE GARDNER, Pres. PHONE 257-3104 GARDNER BUILDING AUTO - HOME - BUSINESS - LIFE
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