Children who bought a ticket to play In the air babble at the circus had to take off
their shoes before going into the huge bubble. This little fellow has finished playing and
must find his shoes. [Staff Photos by Don Stlth]
"High Chaparral" kneels as If he's going to say a goodnight prayer before the ?nd of
his act. The well trained horse was part of the "Royal Wild West Circus" that was
sponsored by the Norlina Fire Department Thursday night.
Real Estate Office Closes,
Another To Open Monday
The closing of one Warren
County real estate office-ami *
the opening of another was
simultaneously announced
this week.
James T. Fleming, manager
of E. C. Seaman's real
estate office in Soul City for
the past year, said that the
SeamaVi operation m Sotrf
City has been terminated.
However, Fleming said,
Seaman's local operations
will be directed from the
Henderson home office.
Fleming said that he will
open a real estate office
i Fleming Realty—Monday in
quarters on Main Street
here previously occupied by
Country Squire, Ltd. The
office overlooks Main Street
from the Gardner Building.
Fleming Realty will be a
full service real estate office
and will feature several
sevices that Warrenton does
not currently have, the new
owner said.
In addition to a full listing
service of homes, lots, lake
and commercial property,
the agency will feature
property management, appraising,
rentals and custom
home building.
Mr. Fleming, a member
of the Kerr Lake Board of
Realtors, is a former insurance
agent serving Warren
and Vance counties. He is at
present vice president of the
Vance, Granville, Franklin,
Warren Association of Life
Underwriters.
He has served as cubmastcr
oi rack 671 and is youth
director of his church. He is
married to the former Betty
Rivers of Macon. They have
two children, Darlene and
Tasker.
"I believe that Warren
County will grow at a faster
rate and that the need for
services that I can provide
will increase accordingly,"
he said. "I hope to expand
into a full service home
building contractor in order
to provide many of the new
homes that Warren County
needs.
Warren Selected
To Receive Funds
For SS Workshops
Warren County has been
selected as one of 16
counties in the northern
Piedmont to receive a series
of in-service workshops for
social services personnel.
The University of N. C. at
Greensboro has received a
grant of $27,020 to provide
the workshops.
The £rant came through
the North Carolina Department
of Human Resources
until Title 20 of the Social
Security Act.
The grant covers the
period from April 1 to
September SO. The workshops
will begin in late May
and continue through the
summer months.
These thirteen members of Vance-Granville Community College's
Practical Nursing Class received caps in recent ceremonies. The capping
ceremony marked completion of half the course work for a diploma In
nursing.
Pictured, left to right, are Charles E. Stanley, Loulsburg; Jean Tester
man, Henderson; Frances Daniels, Henderson; Jane Gray, Oxford; Ruth
Dunston, Henderson;Rita Weaver, Oxford; Linda Irby, Henderson; Wanda
Fuller, Frankllnton; Irma Henderson, Henderson; Leeann Tharrlngton,
Warrenton; Gaye Perry, Oxford; Mabel Fuller, Frankllnton; and Marsha
Dean, Oxford.
County-Wide 4-H Training
Workshop Planned Tonight
By G. W.KOONCE
Extension Agent, 4-H
A county-wide 4-H Officer
and Leader Training Workshop
will be held Thursday
evening at 7:00 p. m. at the
Mariam Boyd School in
Warrenton. All officers and
leaders of local 4-H clubs in
the county are expected to
attend. These include presidents,
vice-presidents, secretary-treasurers,
reporters,
junior leaders and adult
leaders.
Five training sessions will
be conducted at the workshop.
These include presidents,
vice-presidents and
parliamentarians to be
taught by Mr. A. M. Ward of
Norlina; secretary-treasurers
to be taught by Mr.
Lucious Hawkins of Warrenton,
reporters to be taught
by Mrs. Mary Jordan of
Warrenton and Mr. Lucious
Hawkins; experienced lead
ers to be taught by Miss
Emily Ballingter and Mrs.
Bertha B. Forte of the
County Extension Office;
and new leaders to be taught
by G. W. Koonce and Glenn
Woolard, 4-H Agents for
Warren County.
All 4-H'trs and leaders
are asked to be present and
on time. Refreshments will
be served to all attending
the workshop courtesy of
Pepsi Cola, Henderson.