News & Society Items
Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Fisher and daughters, Shelba
and Suki, of Detroit,
Mich., have returned home
after visiting Mrs. Fisher's
mother, Mrs. Cathryne
Hunt, and Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Clark of Macon. Mrs.
Clark is Mrs. Fisher's
sister. Guests also during
the time was Mrs. Hunt's
other daughter, Mrs.
Miriam Jurich of Phoenix,
Jurich spent several days
with their brother and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Hunt, Jr., in Hampton, Va.
Mr. Hunt was recovering
from recent knee surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. John Henry
Short accompanied Mr. and
Mrs. James Ferguson and
children of Emporia, Va., to
St. Petersburg, Fla., for
several days visit to Mrs.
Daphine Ferguson. They
visited many places of
interest including Silver
Springs, Webb City, Sunken
Gardens, and The Shark
World on the beach of the
Gulf of Mexico.
Mr. and Mrs. William
Earl Terry and children
have returned from spending
a week at Myrtle Beach.
Mrs. W. F. Farmer, Mrs.
J. E. Adams, Mrs. Walker
Burwell and Mrs. Rufus S.
Jones have returned from a
weekend at Saluda where
they were joined by Mrs.
Farmer's sister, Mrs. L. 0.
Robertson of Greenville, S.
C.
Mrs. Dorman Blaylock
has returned to her home
after being a patient at
Community Memorial Hospital
in South Hill, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lee
Faucette have returned to
their home in Mishawaka,
Indiana, after visiting his
mother. Mrs. Lottie H.
Faucette and other relatives.
Jim Nance and Helen
Nance were luncheon guests
of his grandmother Monday
en route to Maryland.
Mrs. H. M. King of Halifax
and Miss Anne Gayle King
of Raleigh visited Mrs.
Lottie Faucette on Sunday.
Mrs. Elaine Whitemore,
Mrs. Clara King, Mrs. Hazel
Dorsey and Mrs. Lottie
Faucette recently attended
the funeral of their uncle,
John R. Faucette in
Ahoskie.
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Taylor ]
have returned from an j
extended trip to California j
where they visited relatives. ,
Mrs. Frances Moore left <
Sunday for a visit to Boston, ]
Mass.
Mrs. Roger Ormsby was (
the guest of her sister and <
family in Greenville on ]
Thursday. (
MRS. DONALD HOWARD WALKER
Miss Robertson And
Donald Walker Wed
Miss Edith Louise Robertson
and Donald Howard
Walker were united in
carriage on Sunday, July
Mrs. Branch Bobbitt and
;on, Josh, of Madison were
:he guests last week of Mrs.
Branch Bobbitt.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Banzet
ind daughter, Helen, of
Sden, were guests last week
)f Mr. and Mrs. Frank
3anzet.
Mr. and Mrs. Jules Banzet
ind children, Ann Howard
ind Jule, vacationed last
*eek at their cottage at
L,ake Gaston.
Mrs. Hatcher Crenshaw of
Richmond, Va., spent the
weekend with her mother,
Mrs. W. R. Baskervill. Mr.
and Mrs. W. R. Baskervill
and daughter, Evelyn, of
South Hill joined them for
linner on Sunday at The
Carriage House.
Miss Melissa Benton,
Jryan Benton and Mr. and
4rs. Richard Benton of
laleigh were recent visitors
if their grandmother, Mrs.
i. M. Benton at Colonial
,odge.
Mrs. Mamie Winston of
Colonial Lodge was the
iunday guest of Mr. and
drs. Wallace Mullin in
)xford.
24, at three o'clock in the
afternoon at Wesley Memorial
United Methodist
The Rev. Wayne Young
A1 Ramsay of Hingham,
Mass., is spending several
days with Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Fleming, Boyd and Tommy.
Mrs. Ruby Finch and
daughter, Michele, of
Greensboro spent last weekend
with Mr. and Mrs.
Roger Ormsby at Colonial
Lodge.
Mrs. J. E. Cheves has
returned from Portsmouth,
Va., where she visited her
brother, Patrick H. Johnson
and family. Mr. Johnson is
critically ill.
Smitty and Sears Bugg
and Miss Fern Bugg and Jan
Gardner are on a trip to
California.
Mrs. Louise H. Gupton
extends an invitation to the
wedding of her daughter,
Bonnie Louise, to Jerry
Thomas Puckett, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Tilman
Puckett of Rt. 4, Oxford, on
Saturday, July 30, at 2 p. m.
at Harris Chapel Baptist
Church in Hollister.
No invitations have been
mailed in the county and all
friends and relatives are
invited.
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Gfygett
Your Happy Shopping Store In Warrenton
officiated at the double-ring
ceremony.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Owen Robertson, Jr., of
Warrenton. Mr. Walker is
the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Bernard Walker of
Warrenton.
A symbolic candle ceremony
was held with the
couple lighting the center
candle signifying their
union.
Upon leaving the chancel
the bride took two roses
from her bouquet and
presented them to her
mother and mother-in-law.
Prior to the ceremony a
»">}ram of nuptial music
presented by Howard
itultz, organist. Marty
son sang, "If" and
i,lour My World." Following
the vows, Mrs. Jimmy
Roberts sang "Whither
Thou Goest" and "The
Lord's Prayer."
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a
gown of white silk sheer
featuring peaudange lace.
Her veil was of silk illusion
and matching lace. She
carried a bouquet of yellow
roses, white daisies and
baby's breath,
Miss Wanda Wilson of
Norlina was maid of honor.
She wore a yellow floral
gown of chiffon over taffeta
and a yellow picture hat and
carried a long-stem yellow
rose.
Bridesmaids were Mrs.
James Lee Hawks of
Warrenton, sister of the
groom, Miss Debra Pair of
Raleigh, Miss Gayle Poole
of Raleigh and Roxboro,
Miss Frances Daniel and
Miss Rebecca Wood, both of
Warrenton. Their gowns
were identical to that of the
honor attendant.
Miss Dana Kimes of
Raleigh was flower girl and
wore a yellow dress and a
white eyelet pinafore. She
carried a basket of rose
petals.
Master Michael Daily was :
ringbearer. He carried a j
pillow designed and handmade
by his mother, Mrs.
George Daily.
Howard Bernard Walker
was his son's best man.
Groomsmen were Jackie
Walker, brother of the
groom, Larry and Ronnie
Robertson, brothers of. the
bride, James Lee Hawks,
brother-in-law of the groom,
and Michael Coleman of
Raleigh.
Mrs. James Sammons
was mistress of ceremony
and Mrs. Thomas Pete
Fleming directed the wedding.
The bride is a graduate of
Norlina High School and
Hardbarger Business College.
The groom is a
graduate of Norlina High
School and attended Wilson
Technical Institute. He is
employed at Roses, Inc., in
Henderson.
After a wedding trip to
Charleston, S.C., the couple
will live in Norlina.
Reception
Following the ceremony,
the bride's parents entertained
at a reception at the
Warrenton Country Club. A
yellow and white color
scheme was used throughout
the ballroom.
Guests were greeted by
Mr. and Mrs. Frank H.
Daniel. The four-tiered
wedding cake was served by
Mrs. M. P. Carroll, Sr.,.
cousin of the bride and Mrs.
N. L. Williams, aunt of the
groom. Champagne and
punch were served by Mrs.
C. C. King, Jr., cousin of the
bride and Miss. Marie
Taylor, aunt of the bride.
Miss Fran Rooker, cousin
of the bride, and Mrs. Jackie
Walker, sister-in-law of the
groom, presided at the guest
register.
Miss Kristie Robertson,
cousin of the bride, gave
scrolls to the guests.
Goodbyes were said to
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moseley,
aunt and uncle of the groom.
Dinner
The wedding party and
special guests were entertained
by the parents of the
?room, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Walker, at a dinner
jn Saturday evening preceding
the rehearsal. The
linner was held at The
Rafters Steak House in
Warrenton.
Following the dinner, Mr.
Walker presented his
groomsmen with gifts.
After-Rehearsal Party
Miss Edith Louise Robertson
and Donald Howard
Walker were honored at a
dance at the Warrenton
Country Club on Saturday
evening, July 23.
Hosts and hostesses (or
the evening were friends
and relatives of the couple.
The club was decorated
with hanging baskets and
the refreshment table was
centered with a silver
candelabra holding yellow,
candles with yellow and
white flowers.
The guests enjoyed
dancing to the music by
William Hicks.
Cook-out
Mr. and Mrs. P. G.
Murphy, Jr., entertained
Miss Louise Robertson and
Donald Walker, members of
the wedding party and
relatives of the bride and
groom-elect at a barbeque
cook-out at their home in
Louisburg on July 9.
The 36 guests attending
were served by candlelight
on the patio. Brown-eyed
Susans and daisies decorated
the tables and were
also used for Miss Robertson's
corsage.
The honorees were given a
casserole dish in their china
pattern.
Shower
Miss Wanda Wilson, Miss
Rebecca Wood and Miss
Frances Daniel honored
Miss Louise Robertson at a
miscellaneous shower at the
home of Miss Wilson on July
16.
Each of the 38 guests
present registered in a guest
book which was presented to
the bride-elect. She also
received many other useful
gifts.
Luncheon
Mrs. Pete Fleming honored
Miss Louise Robertson at
a luncheon at the Norlina
Woman's Club House on
July 23. Guests included
bridal attendants, mothers
and grandmothers.
Mrs. Fleming presented
Miss Robertson a set of
:very day stainless flatvare.
Following the luncheon
kliss Robertson presented
[ifts to her attendants.
Davis Family Gathers
The descendants of Edward
and Rebecca Pitchford
Davis beld their annual
reunion July 24 at the
ancestral home, "Lake Of
the Woods," now owned by
Mr. and Mrs. George Davis.
Members were greeted
and registered by Mrs.
Bettie Davis Benton, greatgreat
granddaughter of
Edward and Rebecca Davis.
Members were from Warrenton,
Norlina, Greensboro,
Raleigh, Durham,
Reidsville, Charlotte, Louisburg,
Goldsboro, Burlington,
Wichita Falls, Tex.,
Stockton, Calif., and Huntsville,
Ala.
Amid the fellowship and
reuniting of family was a
tour of the 18th Century
home filled with treasured
Pinnell Family
Holds Reunion
Descendants of the Pinnell
family of Warren
County held a family
reunion at the Lions Den on
July 24. Approximately 80
relatives and friends gathered.
The Rev. Dennis Levin,
pastor of the home church,
Providence Methodist, gave
the invocation.
Following a bountiful
meal, movies of past
reunions and homecoming
at the church were shown.
A committee was appointed
to set a date for the
reunion next year. Hart
Pinnell of Charlotte told of
his findings in search for a
complete family tree and
announced that a Pinnell
newsletter would begin this
year.
Bake Sale
The children's class of I
Sulphur Springs Baptist i
Church will sponsor a bake i
sale at the AAA Gas i
Company on Friday, July <
29, beginning at 9:30 a. m.
antiques and family heirlooms.
The old kitchen
separated from the main
house and perfectly preserved
for over 100 years
was an interesting feature.
All of the furniture and
kitchen utensils used a
century ago are preserved
by the owners.
The old stables erected in
1829 by the grandfather of
the present owner are still
preserved. These stables
housed the horses for the
first mail service through
North Carolina, known as
the Boston Post Road. The
mail service was by
horseback from Boston to
New Orleans and riders
were boarded at the Davis
home.
Family Reunion
The descendants of J.A.B.
Reid will meet for their
reunion on Sunday, Aug. 7,
at the Enterprise Church
near Littleton. This date has
been changed from the
second Sunday in August to
the first Sunday this year.
Everyone is to bring a
basket lunch.
Family To Meet
The Lancaster-Heuay reunion
will be held on
Sunday, August 7, at the
home of Milton King in
Hollister.
All ancestors are invited
to come and bring a picnic
lunch.
Local Items
Mrs. Marie Andrews is a
>atient in Community Menorial
Hospital in South
rlill, Va.
Miss Janice Ormsby reurned
to Greensboro for an
extended visit after spendng
the weekend with Mr.
md Mrs. Roger Ormsby at
Colonial Lodge.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland
Warren
Plaza News
By CHUCK SIMMONS
On Sunday, members of
the Warrenton Baptist
Church provided the residents
of Warren Plaza their
weekly church services. It
was a very inspiring
program and very much
appreciated by the residents.
We hope to have
another visit from the
Warrenton Baptist Church
in the very near future.
We at Warren Plaza would
tike to extend an open
invitation to all churches
and social groups in the area
to visit with us at any time.
Some of our residents have
very few or no visitors and it
would mean a great deal to
:hem
In spite of the very dry
weather we have been
laving lately, the garden is
:oming along very nicely. In
he very early hours of the
norning, you will find Dan
(ornegay there giving it his
ender, loving care.
The Warren Plaza bus has
>rovided some welcome
elief to our residents during
his hot weather. We have
oaded up on many hot days
ind gone to the lake to spend
he day with a picnic lunch
ind refreshments.
iottschalk were the dinner
uests of their daughter and
amily. Dr. and Mrs. Fred
lirkland, in Henderson on
unday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther M.
,ee, Jr., from Boone visited
t their home here this
reek.
Mrs. George Franklin has
eturned from vacationing
t Nags Head and Surf City.
Mr. and Mrs. Alpheus S.
ioseley of Goldsboro and
tiss Patricia Baggatt of
:ocoa Beach, Fla., were
weekend guests of Mrs.
ames H. Bullock.
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Reg. 3.99....NOW 1.00
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Reg. 3.97....NOW 1.99
CHILDREN'S
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Reg. 3.99....NOW 2.00
Reg. 4.99....NOW 2.00
Reg. 5.99....NOW 2.00
Reg. 2.99....NOW 2.00
Reg. 3.99....NOW 3.27
Reg. 4.99....NOW 4.00
Freezer
Containers
1 Pt. 8 Pak 1.34
lVfe Pt. 6 Pak 1.34
1 Qt. 6 Pak 1.48
1 Pt. 10 Pak 1.58
Jumbo Pak.
Containers
1 Pt. 48 Pak. &
1 % Pt. 40 Pak.
Reg. 6.88....NOW 5.00
GIRLS'
SHORTS
Reg. 2.97....NOW 1.99
Reg. 6.96....NOW 3.97
Reg. 4.99....NOW 2.57
Reg. 3.96....NOW 2.96
Reg. 4.99....NOW 3.99
Reg. 2.97....NOW 2.22
Boys' Shorts
Reg. 3.97....NOW 2.00
Reg. 5.99....NOW 3.00
Reg. 4.99....NOW 3.00
Boys' Shirts
Reg. 2.99..rrNOW hflfr
Reg. 3.99....NOW 2.00
Reg. 2.99....NOW 2.00
Freezer Bags
and Labels
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1% Pt. 80 Bags 96
1 Qt. 80 Bags 1.34
Labels
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Reg. 2.92....NOW 1.92
Reg. 2.97....NOW 1.97
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Men's Shorts
Reg. 7.99....NOW 5.00
Men's Shirts
Reg. 4.99....NOW 3.99
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Sweaters
Reg. 7.97....NOW 5.00
Fruit Jars
lPt. Reg. M.
Reg. 2.48....NOW 1.99
lPt.W.M.
Reg. 2.88....NOW 2.57
1 Qt. Reg. M.
Reg. 3.17....NOW 2.77
lQt.W.M.
Reg. 3.17....NOW 2.77
Jelly Jars
Reg. 2.48....NOW 2.24
All Jars packed 1
Doz. to Case.