The Public Record
Warren County Deed Transfers
Ruth Hester Cawthorne to
Walter Rodgers Walker and
wife, two tracts with 14
acres and 5.15 acres respectively
in Smith Creek
Township.
The Soul City Company to
The Vance-Warren Comprehensive
Health Plan,
Inc., 1.659 acres in Nutbush
Township.
Elizabeth Burt King to
Elizabeth M Brown and
Thurletta M. Brown, certain
parcel in Warren Township.
Richard J Burggraf and
wife to Dewey E. Smith
and wife. Lot 15, Section G.
of Wildwood Point in
Roanoke Township.
K M White and wife to
Donald Ralph Coffman, 55.5
acres and 1.70 acres in two
tracts in Smith Creek
Township.
Nancy H Echols and
husband to P Dudley Neal,
19 4 acres in Judkins
Township.
Mary E Hendricks to
Cora Bullock Hicks and
James Edward Bullock, 2.3
acres in Nutbush Township.
Levy A Hicks and wife to
Margaret Leona Hicks. .50
acre in Warrenton Township
Man E Hendrick to
Maggie P. Bullock, one acre
in N'utbush Township.
1 honias William Morris
and wife to James I. Burton
and wife. Lot 75, Section E of
Wildwood Point in Roanoke
Township
Lake Gaston Estates,
Inc.. to Jennings L Dameron
and wife. Lot 68. West
Section and Golf Course
Lake Gaston Estates Extension
in Sixpound Township.
Lake Gaston Estates.
Inc., to Paul S. Hill and wife,
Lot A-10 of Lake Gaston
Estates in Sixpound Township
Andrew B Thomas and
wife to Andrew David
Thomas and wife, 35 per
cent undivided interest in
acre in Nutbush Township.
Raymond Fitts and,wife to
John Wright, 0.71 acre iri
River Township
Lake Sites Develop. Corp.
to Orion J Dussia and wife.
Lot 46. Section B of Quail
Ridge Subdivision in Roanoke
Township.
Paul T Johnston and
others to William H. Long
and wife. 27.07 acres in
River Township.
Annie Elizabeth King to
Van E King and wife, 0.55
acre in Haw tree Township.
R L Salmon and others to
Henry Graham Pittman and
wife, one acre in River
Township.
V\ illiam Brown and wife to
Jacqueline M. Hill and
others. 29.1 acres in Shocco
Township.
William C. Leary and wife
to The Peck Manufacturing
Co., of North Carolina, Inc.,
certain lot in Warrenton
Township.
H. W. Holt and others to
Thomas Holt and wife, 105
acres, Lot 3 of the Hawkins
estate, 50 acres, four parcels
in the Town of Norlina and
another parcel in five tracts
respectively in Smith Creek
and Hawtree Townships.
Frank W. Ballance, Jr., as
trustee, to Floyd B. McKissick,
Sr., 9'^ acres in
Warrenton Township.
Swanie Hawkins Wright
and husband to Loyd C.
Hawkins and wife, three
acres in River Township.
Mabel W. Newell to Herman
Simms and Olivia
CROSSWORD
PUZZLE
Kearney, .96 acre in
Littleton Township.
Herman Simms and wife
to Vernon T. Bradley, .96
acre in Littleton Township.
Vernon T. Bradley and
wife to Herman Simms and
wife, 96 acre in Littleton
Township.
Herman Simms and wife
to Vernon T. Bradley, .96
acre in Littleton Township.
Marriage Licenses
Bobby James Harris, 19,
white, of Warrenton, to
Gloria Jean Jones, 20, white,
of Gasburg, Va.
John Kenneth Riggins, 35,
white, of Henderson, to
Charlotte Ann Shearin, 21,
white, of Henderson.
ACROSS
I Fish
5 Hardwood
tree
It Path
II Hymn tune
13 Different
14 Bogart
movie
15 Night before
It Ran into
17 Decay
18 Sheet fabric
20 Wee bird
21 Some
22 Smooth
consonant
23 Bully's
target
21 Shipworm
27 Price paid
28 Favoring
29 Guevara
30 African
river
34 Fog
(Scot.)
35 Beverage
M Christina's
late father
37 Jewish
song
(2 wds.)
39 Bard's
river
40 Banker
Andrew
...41 Greek „
township
42 American
patriot
43 "The Good
Earth"
wife
DOWN
1 One of life's
necessities
2 Split
3 Goose
genus
4 Sandra or
Frances
5 In a wicked
way
6 Growing
outward
7 Anglo-Saxon
letter
8 Lease, as
an airplane
9 Amelia
Ear hart, e.g.
12 Be of
concern
16 Numerous
19 Instance
22 Knowledge
23 Tammany
boss
24 Took
a drag
25 Infertile
26 China or
meal
28 Catlike
30 Drawing
room
31 Judge's
attentiongetter
32 Redolence
33 Irish export
38 Old note
39 Commotion
On August 21, 1959, Hawaii was proclaimed our 50th state.
The first paper money of the United States government
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NOON ON MONDAY
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later than noon on
Saturday.
FOR RENT
OFFICE SPACE IN THE
Professional Bldg. (formerly
Hunter Bldg.) on E.
Market Street downtown
Warrenton. Neat with good
fellow tenants. Floor plan
and space flexible. Central
air condition and utilities
included. See Bill Fleming
or call 257-3298 (office) or
456-2922 (home).
July 21-tfc.
FOR RENT - A KOHLERCampbell
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.
CLEAN CARPETS PROfessionally
clean with portable
steam cleaner. Rent
RINSENVAC at Warrenton
Furniture Exchange, Warrenton,
N. C. 257-3693.Aug.
25-c.
WANTED
BOOKKEEPER—SECREtary.
Call for an appointment
Mon. thru Fri. from 8
til 5, 257-4687 or 257-2160.
Aug. 25-c.
WANTED—SOMEONE TO
assume payments on nice 2
or 4-bedroom mobile home.
Tel. 919-537-6101.
March 27-tfc.
OPPORTUNITY
POSITIONS AVAILABLE:
accountant/Systems Coordinator:
accounting or bus.
adm. degree or equivalent,
min. two years accounting
experience with experience
in system design, implementation,
and evaluation.
Responsible for supervision
or coordination of accounting,
collection, management
information systems, and
personnel records. Salary
open. Contact HealthCo,
Delicious Ice
Cream Is Good
For You, Too
With milk production up
about 2% per cent over last
year, supplies of dairy
products, including ice
cream, are in abundance.
Not only is ice cream a
delicious summertime dessert,
in each scoop are important
food nutrients such
as protein, calcium and
Vitamins A and B2, say
agricultural extension specialists
at North Carolina
State University.
The United States Department
of Agriculture sets
standards of identity for ice
cream products. To be
labeled ice cream, they
must contain a minimum of
10 per cent milkfat and 20
per cent total milk »6lids.
This doesn't mean, however,
that there isn't a
richer ice cream on the
market if you prefer it. Rich
ice cream can have as high
as 16 per cent milkfat
content.
Inc., P. O. Box 425, Manson,
N. C. 27553; (919) 4M-21B1.
EOE. Aug. ia, 25-c.
FOR SALE
4,009 TOBACCO STICKS AT
$35.00 per 1,000. Call
257-4914. AUg. IB, 25-p.
NEW FENDER GUITAR.
Reg. 1325.00. SALE PRICE
(199.00 (case not included)
Hill's Music Shoppe, Henderson,
N. C. Aug. 4-tfc.
CAR-VA ROOF MAINTENance,
everything for roof
repair, guaranteed work,
prompt service, 492-8049.
Aug. 18-tfc.
1963 CHEVROLET, 4door,
blue, straight drive,
$200.00 1970 MGB GT dark
blue, good motor, excellent
interior. Moving to North
Dakota and must sell.
$2,000.00. Call 456-3703 after
6 p. m.
Aug. 18, 25, Sept. 1-c.
1963 CHEVROLET CORvair,
Monza Coupe with
automatic transmission,
bucket seats, radio. Local,
one owner. Must see to
appreciate. Call 257-3298
from 9 til 5, 456-2922 after 6.
Aug. 18-tfc.
LAND FOR SALE—21
acres, will cut into lots; on
the road from Pittman Store
to Grove Hill. Call Rufus
Burnette 257-3494, Warrenton,
N. C.
Aug. 18 25, Sept. 1-p.
CAN YOU READ MUSIC?
join the Adult Music Class.
Ideal for church choir
members, or people who
play by ear. Only $3.00 4,
week. Classes beginning
Sept. 5-Nov. 7. Hill's Music
Shoppe, Henderson, N. C.
Aug. 4-tfc.
LOST
RED MALE DOG
White Tip On Tail
Half-Grown
Answers To The Name
c JUMPER »
K Call 257*4838 "
5 George Shearin >
w Rt. 2, Box 220, *
« Macon, N.C.
141 ACRES FOUR MILES
west of Warrenton on both
sides of SR 1118. All fenced
with 3 ponds, timber, 98
acres open, and repairable
home. No tobacco. $69,000.
Triangle Realty Corp., of
Louisburg, N. C. 496-5439.
Aug. 25-tfc.
CHOIR ROBES AS LOW AS
$10.95. Large selection of
colors styles, and fabrics.
Hill's Music Shoppe, Henderson,
N. C.
Aug. 4-tfc.
FOR SALE — A GOOD
selection of used typewriters
for sale or rent. Robert
B. Neal. Neal's Print Shop,
427 EatonAve., call 257-3516.
June 26-tfc.
REGISTER FOR A FREE
band instrument to be given
away on Sept. 10 (Only Band
students eligible) No purchase
necessary. Hill's
Music Shoppe, Henderson,
N. C.
Aug. 4-tfc.
1970 BUICK ELECTRA
LTD., excellent condition.
Call 257-3425 after 5:30 p. m.
Aug. 18, 25-c.
1962 FORD PICKUP 1/2
ton, V-8, good condition.
586-4581 after 6:30 p. m.
Aug. 25-c.
WHEN YOU SLEEP
right you feel right with a
comfortable mattress from
Something Different, U. S. 1,
Norlina, 456-2491.
Aug. 25-c.
BLACK GOSPEL SHEET
music and books. Hill's
Music Shoppe, Henderson,
N. C. Aug. 4-tfc.
FOR SALE
Grocery Service Station
Stock. With big
discount. Selling due to
health. Building can be
rented or leased. Grocery
Store Apartment
and Garage can be
rented or leased. In
good location - Highway
158 between Macon
and Warrenton.
Phone 257-2230.
PICK YOUR OWN BUTterbeans
$5.00 a bushel.
Bring your own container.
Thomas E. Overby, Rt. 2,
Macon, N. C.
Aug. 25-p.
NEW GIBSON GUITAR.
Reg. $669.00. SALE PRICE
$399.00 (case not included)
Hill's Music Shoppe, Henderson,
N. C. Aug. 4-tfc.
OFFICE SUPPLIES, A
good selection of typewriters,
adding machines and
cash registers. Sales &
Service. Robert B. Neal, 427
Eaton Ave., Phone 257-3393,
Warrenton, N. C.
Aug. 18-tfc.
DOES YOUR CHURCH
need hymn books? We will
monogram your church
name FREE, (minimum of
10) Hill's Music Shoppe,
Henderson, N. C.
Aug. 4-tfc.
WARREN COUNTY—5
acres of land with 3 bedroom
brick home near Afton in
good neighborhood. $35,000.00.
Triangle Realty
Corp. of Louisburg, N. C.
496-5439.
Aug. 18-tfc.
NEW PIANO. RE«. $995.to
SALE PRICE $595.00 (delivery
and stool not ' eluded)
Hill's Music Shoppe,
Henderson, N. C.
Aug. 4-tfc.
TOBACCO TRAILERS FOR
sale. T. R. Paynter. Paynter
Enterprises, 257-4687.
Feb. 3-tfc.
DO YOU NEED A MICROphone?
SHURE PE 57 Reg.
$47.50 SALE $28.50 Hill's
Music Shoppe, Henderson,
N. C.
Aug. 4-tfc.
HIGH POINT FURNITURE
—Special Sale—Discount
price on all name brand
furniture—Caro-Craft, Bassett,
Drew, Crosley Shelvadore
appliance. Dalton
Furniture, Hollister, N. C.
Closed on Tuesdays and
Sundays—Open all other
days until 9 p. m. —Call
586-4530.
June 23-tfc.
RENT A NEW PIANO FOR
$8.00 a month. Rental
applied to purchase if you
decide to buy. Hill's Music
Shoppe, Henderson, N. C.
Aug. 4-tfc.
Special Value
1977 % ton 4-wheel drive pickup
350 V-8 engine, automatic with power
steering air conditioned, dual exhausts,
F M radio, and rear step bumper.
Serial No. TKL1471526385
Many other options
Brown and buckskin
List: $7754.70 _ _ __ _
SPECIAL $5550
SALE PRICE " w w WW
plus N. C. Sales Tax
M. E. Whitmore, Inc.
Henderson, N. C.
IF WE SEE ENERGY PROBLEMS
5 YEARS AHEAD, IT MEANS WE'RE
ALREADY 5 YEARS TOO LATE.
Today electric power provides 25% of the nations energy
By the year 2000, it will be providing 50%.
With this growing demand, you can see why we
have to be years ahead in our planning. As for building,
it takes at least five years from date of approval to build
a coal-burning plant.
A nuclear plant can take ten years. Or even longer.
And there's not only time involved; there's money.
At today's prices, we can't build either a coal or nuclear
plant for less than $460 million.
And, when we have to spend money building plants,
eventually it means higher costs for your electricity That's
why it will pay both us and you to do everything we can to
hold the demand for electricity as low as possible.
By avoiding the summer "Peak Load" hours of 10 AM
to 10 PM. By keeping your air conditioner at the highest
possible comfort setting. By insulating a home properly
The full story on what you can do to save on your
electric bills is free at any CP&L office. Pick up a copy
soon. Because the longer we wait now, the |,
harder it will be to do anything about it later.