North Carolina Newspapers

Amos L. Capps Pulpwood Co., Inc., to Rebecca Lynch Richardson, .5 acre in Fishing Creek Township. Carl W. Purvear and wife to Robert J. Bender, 4/10 acre in Nutbush Township. Lula C. Whitby and others to Norine W. Ellis. 2.0 acres in Roanoke Township. Lula C. Whitby and others to Dennis Thomas Whitby, 2.0 acres in Roanoke Township. W. W. Shearin and wife to Albert Gray, four acres in River Township. Elzie Richardson to Ollie Richardson. .22 acre in Fishing Creek Township. Elzie Richardson to Percy J. Richardson. .91 acre in Fishing Creek Township. Imogene B. Overby Arnold to Thomas Wallace Stallings and wife, Ix>ts 8 and 9. Block D of Town of Norlina in Smith Creek Township. Evelyn S. Pittman to Christopher Scott Pittman. .39 acre in Fishin? Creek Township. Robert C. Clary and others to Dennis A. Rose, Jr.. and wife. Lots 2. 3. and 4. Section 1 of Beech Ridge Subdivision in Roanoke Township. Georere R. Benton, Jr., and wife, to George R. Benton, III, and Thomas Wyatt Benton, one half acre in Sixpound Township. Branch Banking and Trust Co.. and others to H.C.H. Associates. Inc.. Lot 13 of Pine Forest Subdivision in Warren ton Township. H.C.H. Associated, Inc. to Elna Morgan and husband. Lot 13. Pine Forest Subdivision in Warrenton Township. The Rev. Claudie May field and others to Frank W. Ballance, Jr.. Ix>t 2 of Hansel Collins estate in Warrenton Township. Travis Pulley and wife to Otis Robert Jenkins and wife, 8.75 acres in Warrenton Township. U.S.A. through F.H.A. to Sol B. Fleming and John T. Harris, III, two parcels with 13.2 acres and 33.4 acres in Warrenton Township. Peter Wilson and wife to Peter Wilson, Jr., 48'4 acres in Sandy Creek Township. Marriage Licenses Lawrence Malvin Haithcock, 35, white, of Macon to Sharon Pittman. 21. white, of Warrenton. Michael Dale Gill, 27, white, of Colonial Heights, Va., to Dorothy Dean Davis, 28, white, of Colonial Heights. Va. James Edward Silver, 20, black, of Hollister, to Sarah Mae Richardson. 18, black, of Hollister. Shining Star 4-H Club Meets The monthly meeting of the Shining Star 4 H Club was held Tuesday, Feb. 15. at the home of Kave Hampton. The officers for 1977 were elected as follows: President. Kave Hampton; Vice-President. Fannie Williams; Secre tarv, Sabrina Williams: Trea surer. Rernice Kearney: Parliamentarian. Consherto Williams: Reporter. Josephine West. A fund raising program was discussed, but further details were delayed until a later date." Refreshments were served at the conclusion of the meeting. —Josephine West. Reporter. Jehovah's Witnesses To Conduct Assembly Nearlv 7.000 Jehovah's Witnesses will be getting together Feb. 26-27 for a two-dav circuit assembly in Colonial Williamsburg, accord ing to Marion M. Clark, presiding minister of the Warrenton congregation. The program for the meeting will follow the theme, "Entering a Large Door of Activity." M. M. Clark said the local congregation will cancel its meetings for the weekend. He said the Assembly will be held in the new William and Mary Hall located on the campus ol William and Marv College in Williamsburg. Agriculturally Speaking Large Warren Group Attends Anniversary By L. B. HARDAGE Extension Chairman A large group of young farmers from Warren County attended the 25th Anniversary of the Banker's Short Course at North Carolina State University. This meeting was held at the Jane S. McKimmon Center on Thursday, Feb. 10. Those who attended are as follows: A. H. Hight, Jr., Rt. 2, Macon; W. Roger walker. Rt. 2. Norlina: Raymond Seaman, Manson: John W. Shearin, Jr., Vaughan: N. H. Bolton, Rt. 1, Norlina; Harry I,eete, Rt. 1, Macon: I*eon Williams. Rt. 3, Warrenton; Emery Keeter, Rt. 1, Norlina; John K. Kilian, Rt. 2. Norlina; Gustave Daeke, Rt. 2. Norlina: Walter J. Hundley. Rt. 1. Norlina: Hal Paschall, Rt. 2, Norlina; L. D. Gottschalk, Rt. 2. Warrenton, Leonard J. Kilian. Rt. 2, Norlina: Thomas Peele. Peoples Bank & Trust Company. Norlina; and L. B. Hardage. County Extension Chairman, Warrenton. Robert Williams, Rt. 3, Warrenton: Mike Roope. Rt. 1, Warrenton, and Wayne Pavnter. Wise, attended the two-week course this year and also were present for the alumni meeting. Howard Daniel. Warren County Key Banker and David Dodd were unable to attend. .This was a very good meeting. The President of the American Banker's Association made the keynote speech. He was from the state of Kansas. Dr. Kenneth Keller, Director. N. C. Experiment Stations, talked on the functions of the Experiment Stations. Former students told about their farming operations and how the short course had helped them, also how the banks and bankers fitted into their programs, and also the necessity of being able to borrow money and using it wisely to make money. It was amazing to hear of the progress made by many of these individuals in their farming operation. I personally would like to thank the banks in Warren County for making it possible for so many young men to attend this course over the past 25 years from Warren County. Flue-Cured Tobacco Coopera tive Corporation, the grower organization which administers the price support program for flue-cured tobacco, will hold its 19th annual district meeting for North Carolina growers in District 8. District 8 includes the following flue-cured counties in the NC-Middle Belt: Chatham. Durham, Franklin. Granville, Lee. Montgomery, Moore, Orange, Vance. Wake, and Warren. Marsh H. Currin of Oxford, Director from District 8 and Fred G. Bond, General Manager, jointly announced that the meeting will be held in the Durham County Agriculture Building, 721 Foster Street. Durham, on Feb. 28, beginning at 2:00 p. m. The CO-OP's operational report for the calendar year will be given. Also, of vital concern to every flue-cured grower, will be discussion on the large inventory build up of down-stalk grades of tobacco in Stabilization's inventory. Stabilization's stocks totaled 608 million pounds as of January 1. 1977. a large percentage of which consisted of down-stalk tobacco. Currin noted that on Jan. 1. 1975, Stabilization held just under 100 million pounds of tobacco in inventory. Over 535 million pounds of tobacco moved into Stabilization's inventory from the 1975 and 1976 crops. He further added that Stabilization's sales for the past two calendar years have totaled less than 28 million pounds which has caused further concern, as normal sales activity over a two-year period amounts to more than 250 million pounds. In addition, reports will be given by representatives of Tobacco Associates, Inc.: Tobacco Growers' Information Committee: USDA-AMS Inspection (Grading) Service; and other allied organizations and agencies. Ample time will be provided for discussion. A brief business session will be held for the election of Stabilization's Advisory Committee members for the coming year. Also, the election of the director to represent District 8 members on Stabilization's Board for the ensuing 3-year term will be held during the business session. Currin added. "Flue-cured growers are .urged to make every effort to attend the Durham meeting in order to get a better understanding of the problems confronting all segments of the tobacco industrv." Miss Jabberwock Nominees Feted In Oxford Home The Oxford - Henderson Alumnae members of Delta Sigma Theta, Inc.. announced plans for their 1977 Jabberwock at a tea held in the home of Mrs. Esther McGhee of Oxford. Young women from Oxford, Creedmore, Louisburg, Henderson and Franklinton attended the tea and will participate in the annual Jabberwock pageant to be held April 22 in the E. M. Rollins School in Henderson. Mrs. Bessye McGhee was in charge of the tea along with Mrs. Mary Parham. Mrs. Judith Wright and Mrs. Sallye Brown are chairman and co-chairman of the 1977 Jabberwock. All proceeds from the event, which got its name from the Jabberwock, a character in Lewis Carroll's "Alice in Wonderland," will go into the sorority's scholarship fund. South Africa produces about half of the world's supply of gold. In Memoriam In memory of Sister Blanche Pinnell Burroughs. The most wonderful person on this earth was recently taken from me. I know not why God had to call, and so many things I can not see. For I know how much I loved her and how much she cared for me. Now that it is over, she was kind and true. She loved each of her children and was a friend to all she knew. I know God works in many ways, I try to leave it up to Him. But why me Lord? I cry out loud, for my nights will never end. Her Foster Sister, MA YBELLE GUTHRIE LOST LOST—1978 JOHN GRAHAM man's class ring, vicinity of Drive-N-Shop. Reward offered. Call 257-2907 or see Crandel Frazier at Drive-N-Shop. Feb. 17, 24-p. FOR ftEIYT 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. RENT PORTABLE RINSENVAC that steam cleans, rinses and vacuums carpets professionally clean. Service Cleaners, Norlina. N. C. 456-2791. Feb. 24-c. Finishes Course Army Private Tommie Fairies, son of Mi. and Mrs. Joe Faines of Rt. 6. Henderson, recently completed a sevenweek lineman course at the U. S. Army Signal School. Ft. Gordon. Ga. Students were trained to install and maintain field wire, open wire and cable communications systems. Private Faines entered the Army in March 1976. He is a 1976 graduate of Vance High School. Completes Course Marino Private First Class Charlie M. Dortch. son of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Dortch of Rt. 2. Ridtrewav. has completed the Basic Automotive Mechanic Course. He joined the Marine Corps in June 1976. Cards Of Thanks The family of Sandy Davis gratefully acknowledges the cards, letters, floral designs and resolutions of sympathy in their hour of bereavement. THE FAMILY I wish to express my sincere appreciation to Dr. Patel and the nurses of Warren General Hospital and to mv friends and relatives for the cards, flowers and all acts of kindness shown me while at the hospital and since mv return home. May God bless vou all. ESSIE W. WILLIAMS I would like to take this opportunity to thank my friends, relatives and neighbors for the food, flowers, cards and kindness shown me during the illness and death of my son, Raymond W. Nance. I prav that God will bless each one of you. In His tender, loving care, now and always, MOTHER.BROTHER AND SISTERS K I N S K IN V A1 STEAM cleaner prolongs carpet life by keeping them cleaner longer! Rent at Warrenton Furniture Exchange, Warrenton. 257 3693. Feb. 24 c. FOR RENT-OFFICE SPACE in the Hunter Bldg. on E. Market Street Downtown Warrenton. Neat with good fellow tenants. Floor plan and space flexible. Central airt condition. Up stairs and street level offices available. See Bill Fleming or call 257-3298 (office) or 456-2922 (home). Dec. J8-tfc. SERVICES SCISSORS SHARPENED$1.00. pinking shears, 2.00. One day service bv factory machine. Miles Hardware Co., Warrenton, N. C. Feb. 24. Mar. 3. 10-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. GROW YOUR OWN FRUIT. Free copy 48-pg. Planting Guide Catalog in color—offered by Virginia's largest growers of fruit trees, nut trees, berry plants, grape vines, landscaping plant material. Waynesboro Nurseries—Waynesboro, Virginia 22980. Feb. 10. 17. 24 c. HELP WANTED WANTED - SOMEONE TO assume payments on nice 2 or 4 bedroom mobile home. Tel. 919 537 6101. March 27-tfc. HELP WANTED: CETA~COordinator to run all CETA programs for Warren County. Also handle administration of other grants, and assist County Manager. Must be able to work with minimum supervision. College graduate preferred. Apply at County CETA Office, ,201 East Macon Street, Warrenton. N. C. 257-1305. Feb. 10. 17. 24, Mar. 3-c. WANTED WANTING TO BIY-MULTIplins: onion sets. Miles Hardware, phone 257-3439, Warrenton, N. C. Feb. 24, Mar. 3. 10-c. LIFEGUARDS WANTED full-time. Memorial Day to Labor Day, 1977-Red Cross Lifesaving Certificate required, wages good. Contact: Soul City Parks and Recreation Association. Inc., P. O. Box 452, Soul City, N. C. 27553 Phone: 4562176. Feb. 24, March 3, 10-c. WANTED - REGISTERED nurse providing health care to homebound patients under physician's care in Warren County. Must possess administrative skills and be able to work independently in rural community. Available immediately. Part or full time. Apply: Home Health Program. HealthCo, Inc., P. 0. Box 425, Manson, N. C. 27553, phone 456-2181. E.O.E. Feb. 24. Mar. 3 c. FOR SALE HAY-CLOVER, TIMOTHY, alfalfa and mixed hay. Delivered to your farm. Call (804) 223 8527 or 392-8401. Feb. 10, 17. 24, Mar. 3-c. MR. FARMER-BEAT THE rush! Order your tobacco slide now for the coming season. Verv Reasonable. Call after 6 p. m. 456-2404. Feb. 3, 10. 17, 24 p. FOR SALE BY OWNER—1971 Cadillac Sedan de Ville. 4-tioor hardtop, loaded and in excellent condition. Also, for sale by owner 1973 Vega station wagon has been completely overhauled. Automatic transmission and air conditioner. From 9 to 5 call 257 3298. After 6 call 456-2922. Feb. 3-tfc. FOR SALE—185 ACRES woodland located 2 miles south of Ridgeway on SR 1111. $300.00 per acre. Triangle Realty Corp. of Louisburg, N. C. 496 5439. Feb. 3-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-1968 BUICK. P. S., P. R.. Auto. Trans., V8, $250. two rolling clothes bars, $7 each, baby crib and mattress, good condition, $25, one set stereo speakers with quadrasonic box hookup, $30, 1 railroad porch bench. $20. Call anytime Thursday, and Friday, Z57-2560. Feb. 25-c. FOR SALE—1 HORSE drawn corn planter and cotton weeder. 1 Girl Champion Plow with extra wings and points, 1—140 Post Hole Digger and Hav Mower. 1—270 gallon water drum, 2 horse drawn middle busters, need handles. David Tillotson. Middleburg. 492 1529. Feb. 24 p. REDUCE SAFE AND FAST with GoBese Tablets and E-Vap "water pills". Boyce Drug, Warrenton. Feb. 24. Mar. 3-p. FOR SALE—1970 FORD Fairlane. Call 257-4369 after 5 p. m. Feb. 24-c. TREMENDOUS SELECTION of Easter Music and programs for church choirs. Hill's Music Shoppe, Henderson, N. C. Feb. 17-tfc. DIET PROPERLY WITH Midland Pharmacal Grapefruit Diet Plan and Aquavap Vatar pills." Boyce Drug, Warren ton Feb. 17. 24, Mar. 3. 10-p. FOR SALE—1—10 FT. MEAT case, 1— Coco-Cola Bo*. 1— Pepsie Cola Bo*. 1—electric (trill with steamer. Call 257 3043. Mrs. Wood row W. (Bumps) Bolton. Feb. 24-c. BIG SAVINGS ON MARTIN and Gibson guitars and ban joe. Hill's Music Shoppe, Henderson, N. C. Feb. 17-tfc. FARM EQUIPMENT DI8persal. Stony Creek, Virginia Auction, Sat.. March 5th -10:00 a. m.—11 tractors, featuring J.D. 4430, 4320, 4020 ft 4 3020 s, White "4-150>* Field Boss Tractor, 152 PTO h.p., 4 Chev. Trucks (3 dumps) *74 Dodge Truck w/16' Comb. Grain & Cattle Body-J.D. 4400 Self-Propelled Combine w/dual wheels, corn & grain headsPeanut Equipment incl. Ferguson 6-row Peanut Lifter, 6 Ferguson Peanut Diggers, 3 Lilliston 6000 Hi-Cap Combines, Lilliston 1500 Combine, 3 Benthall 7'/i h.p. Drying Units, 18 Benthall Drying TrailersTobacco Equipment incl. 4 VADA Bulk Barns (71/. h.p. Units), Vann Tie Master Tobacco Looper. Complete Line Tillage. Fertilizing, Planting ft Harvesting Equipment. Owner. Arthur Gray Garter, Sr. Located: Rt. 301 North l'/t mi. (Davis Truck Terminal) take Rt. 602 West V* mile. For Detailed Brochure, Ownby Auction & Reality Co., Inc.. 1301 Hermitage Rd„ Richmond, Va. Telephone 804-358-8493, License #691. Feb. 17. 24-c. TOBACCO TRAILERS FOR sale. T. R. Paynter, Paynter Enterprises, 257-4687, Feb. 3-tfc. WHY WAIT?!! 2 FINGERS and 5 minutes and you're playing an organ—come to see us—we'll show you!! Hill's Music Shoppe. Henderson. N. C. Feb. 17-tfc.» FOR SALE - A GOOD selection of used typewriters for sale or rent. Robert N. Nwtf, Neal's Print Shop, 427 Eaton Ave., call 257-3516. jlune 26-tfc. LEGAL NOTICES EXECUTOR'S NOTICE In The General Court of Justice Superior Court Division State of North Carolina Warren County Having qualified as Executor . of the estate of Queenie Jones Moore of Warren County, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons having claims against the estate of said Queenie Jones Moore 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 17 day of February. . 1977. COLLICE C. MOORE P. 0. Box 7123 Greenville. N.C. 27834 Feb. 24. March 3, 10. 17-c. "