Church Services
Are Outlined
The Rev. Robert J.
Forehand, pastor of the
Warrenton Pentecostal Holiness
Church, has announced
this week's services as
follows:
Sunday, August 28, 10 a.
m., Sunday School; 11 a. m.,
Morning Worship; 7 p. m.,
Evening Service.
Wednesday, August 31,
7:30 p. m. - Family Night
(A study on Pentecostal
Doctrine taught by pastor.
The course will last 13 weeks
and the third series will be
given this night.)
Attend Funeral
Out-of-town relatives and
friends attending the funeral
of Mrs. Matilda H. Cox
on August 16 were Mr. and
Mrs Larry King of Richmond,
Va.; Mrs. Charles
Knowles of Matoaca, Va.;
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Gray of
Knightdale; Mr. and Mrs.
W. W. Gray, Mrs. Terry
Gray, Mr. and Mrs. Preston
Godfrey of Elizabeth City;
Mr and Mrs. Jasper Taylor
of Durham; Mr. and Mrs.
Artie Snead, Miss Mattie
Oakley, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Fuller, Don Davis,
the Rev. Edward Bogis,
Mrs. Mary Russell, Clyde
Watson, Master Clyde Watson,
Miss Kathryn Watson,
Mrs. Martelle Gibson, Mrs.
Ralph Gravitte, Mr. and
Mrs. Edgar Puett and son,
Miss Jean Allen, Reuben
Gillis of Roxboro; Mr. and
Mrs. S. T. Wrenn of
Murfreesboro; Amos
Fletcher, Mack Fletcher,
Mr. and Mrs. Lacy Thrower,
Mrs. Wayne Taylor of
Portsmouth and Mr. and
Mrs. Truman Duff and Mr.
and Mrs. B. H. Prince and
Miss Pam Prince of Suffolk
Va.
Also, Mrs. Johnanna
Jones. Mrs. W. J. McBride,
Mrs. Jimmie Barefoot of
Hampton. Va.; Mr. and
Mrs. Randall Gupton, Leon
Gupton, Mrs. Flossie Gupton,
Mrs. Vallie Duke, Mrs.
Sarah Pace, Mrs. Helen
Morris, Mr. and Mrs.
Dookie Harper, Mr. and
Mrs. L. D. Myrick, Mrs.
Barbara Ayscue, Mrs. Lillian
Harper, Mr. and Mrs.
Wheeler Whitby, all of
Henderson; Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Motley and son of
Appomattox, Va.; Mrs.
Doris Motley Mason of
Gladys, Va.; Mrs. Roy
Davis and son, Mrs. Essie
Hoyle, Miss Pam Fuller,
Mrs. Tessie Hairfield of
Franklinton; the Rev. Dennis
Weaver of Middleburg
and Mrs. Richard Parsons
and children of Henderson.
Map Shows Where Deer Live In N. C.
An updated map showing relative densities of occupied
deer range in North Carolina has recently been
completed by Wildlife Resources Commission biologists
and enforcement officers.
"The distribution map should prove valuable to North
Carolina deer hunters who are looking for new hunting
areas," said a Commission spokesman. "The deer herd
has expanded into new areas and increased in number
since the last distribution density map was assembled
several years ago. Deer hunters may want to begin
scouting new hunting areas closer to their homes particularly
in the Piedmont and Mountain regions.
Recent restoration efforts have expanded deer range in
these areas which should offer excellent hunting
opportunities in a few years."
"Biologically, the range density map tells us quite a bit
about the state's deer population," he continued. "For
example, practically the entire Coastal region has either
a high or moderate deer population. If the deer herd is to
remain healthy in these regions, we know that the deer
kill has to be increased during coming hunting seasons.
Already serious crop depredation is taking place in many
of the high density areas and it is known that deer in high
density areas are smaller, have smaller and poorly
developed antlers, carry larger numbers of parasites of
all types and are most susceptible to disease."
Lewis To Attend Divinity School
By RUTH MINCHER
Mitchell (Mitch) Ingram
Lewis, a member of the
Baptist Youth Corps, was
at Enterprise Baptist
Church recently.
Mitch has been serving
as Youth Director for Enterprise
for the summer
months and has been
working with the Rev.
Jerry Harper, pastor. A
graduate of Wake Forest
College, Mitch will soon be
beginning a three-year
study for a master of
divinity degree in Southeastern
Baptist Seminary
on the old Wake Forest
campus.
Mitch says that he has
traveled over a good part
of the United States
visiting relatives and
friends and just traveling.
Last January he had an
opportunity of a 30-day
tour of Europe in connection
with his studies.
"We had a most interesting
time," he said. "We
saw many interesting people
and places and had an
audience with the Pope."
The attractive young
man said that he loves art
and music (classical and
other types), and last
summer he was disc
jockey for Radio Station
WXIX and WRNC in
Raleigh. He enjoys anything
creative and loves to
read.
A native of St. Louis,
Mo., he moved with his
family to Raleigh in
September of 1969 when his
father was transferred to
the Research Triangle. He
attended Millbrook High
School in Raleigh. He has
one sister, Monica, who
has just graduated from
high school and will attend
UNC-G this fall.
He said that he has
enjoyed working with the
Rev. Mr. Harper. "He has
been a good supervisor and
has been very good to work
with."
He expresses his appreciation
for the many
kindnesses shown him,
especially by Mrs. W. B.
Stansbury in whose home
he has stayed. Lots of his
friends have asked him to
come back and so he says
with a smile, "I promise I
will come back to visit."
DONKEY
BALL GAME
Friday Night
Aug. 26th ★ 8 P.M.
Old Wise School Ball Park
Advance Tickets Sale from any Ruritan Member
Adults ... $1.50 Children .. $1.00
At Gate
Adults ... $2.00 Children ... $1.50
Sponsored by the
Wise-Paschall Ruritan Club