Winter's bare branrhrs reveal one of scores of largo ctump* ei mistletoe "'ft rroa
V\ arr.-nton's trees. Th« clump shown hangs over the home of Mr. and Mrs. Scott Pittman on
West Macon Street.
Fire Destroys Home Sunday
fira at Tn07 at 3*1 fi n m
Fire completely destroyed
the brick home of Ms. Marie
Harris of Route 1. Warrenton.
earlv Sunday afternoon. The
origin of the fire, reported at
2:50 p. m.was not listed.
The Warrenton Rural Volun
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men and two trucks to the
scene hut the fire had made too
much headway upon their
arrival 11> be extinguished.
Sunday's fire was one of five
reported to the Warrenton
Rtira! Fire Department during
the week, hut the other four,
consisting of a chimney fire,
two trrass fires and one brush
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Four men and a truck
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Iirt- ai nit-z. at ti.ia p. m.
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Art Team Will
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p. m.. Stan and Sylvia
Bumgarner will present a.
oottery and musical program at
"Friday Night At the Depot."
The free film for Sunday
afternoon is "Phantom of the
Opera," and will be shown at ,
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Parish House at 3 p. m. These
events are part of the
month-long celebration of
National Art Month sponsored
locally by the Warren ton Arts
Commission.
Stan and Sylvia Bumgarner
will be presented as guest
artists on Friday night. Sylvia
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Macon Davis of Warren
County. She is a talented potter
currently active in the Third
Century Artists program. She
lives and works with her
husband. Stan, in Tarboro.
Sylvia will demonstrate pottery
on the potter's wheel and
exhibit some of her finished
pieces of pottery. She is very
interested in 17th and 18th
century techniques of Ameri
can and English potters.
Mrs. Bumgarner has studied
at East Carolina University and
recently completed private
study with internationally
known potter. Karen Karnes of
New York. The Bumgarners
have both studied in the
summer at North Carolina's
own Penland School of Crafts
located in the mountains.
As a Third Century Artist
Sylvia has organized a craft
co-operative in Tarboro and
gives programs, exhibits and
workshops related to pottery
and sculpture. This year
Sylvia's special project is a
public sculpture to be complet
ed this spring involving young
people and community volun
teers.
Stan Bumgarner will present
a musical program using the
guitar, mountain dulcimer and
lute. He is an accomplished
musician in the visiting artists
program which parallels the
Third Century Artist program.
Mr. Bumgarner works through
the Edgecombe County Techni
cal Institute. Stan's program
Stan holds a B. S. degree
from Ijenoir-Rhvne College and
he has studied with the
celebrated Jesus Silvia, instruc
tor at North Carolina School of
the Arts.
The original version of
"Phantom of the Opera"
starring I/>n Chanev will be
presented as part of the free
film series on Sunday. This is
the storv of a man. Lon Chanev,
who is misunderstood and
becomes the phantom of the
local opera house. It is full of
thrills and chills of the classic
variety but there is very little
violence in this vintage film.
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