The Public Record
Warren County Deed Transfers
George D. Minter to Mary
Jane Minter, Lot 4 of Bob
and Anna Lakeside Development
in River Township.
James E. Vaughan and
wife to Dexter Lee Matthews
and wife, 1.15 acres in
Smith Creek Township.
Willie Mae Harris and
husband to Willie James
Harris, 0.71 acres in Nutbush
Township.
G. M. Brown and wife to
Richard Bolton and others,
certain plat in Warrenton
Township.
George Elliott Smith, Jr.,
and wife to Jimmy L. Earp
and wife, Lot 2 of Pasture
Gate Subdivision in Sixpound
Township.
Donald Wayne Perkinson
and wife to Ronald Zane
Perkinson, Lots 8, 9, 11. 12
and 15 of Block 7 and another
lot in Smith Creek
Township and 74 acres in
Hawtree Township.
Hiram Perkinson, Jr., and
wife to Ronald Zane
Perkinson, Lots 8, 9, 11, 12
and 15 of Block 7 and
another lot in Smith Creek
Township and 74 acres in
Hawtree Township.
Aileen C. Bobbitt to
FLEMING
REALTY
131 SOUTH MAIN ST.
WARRENTON
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Brokers License No.
41315
Homes—Farms—LotsCommercial
Property
Property Management—Lake
Property
—Appraisals
FOR SALE
COMMERCIAL PRO»<
perty-Excellent location,
S. Main St.,
Warrenton. Located between
Warren Record
Office and Drive N
Shop.
LAKE GASTON
Waterfront 4 bedrooms,
3 full baths, fireplace,
central air, extra nice
home with many extras
including built in appliances,
approx. 800 sq. ft.
deck. Must see to
appreciate at reduced
price of $53,500.00.
FOR SALE — 3 &EDroom
home in Lake
Gaston estates. A nice
quality built home.
SOUL CITY - LOT 52
Green Duke Village.
New 3 bedroom contemporary
home. 2 full
baths, built-in appliances.
garage. Buy now at
33,200.00.
NICE LOT AT LITTLEtori
town limits near old
high school. App 2
acres. Owner will pay
for new survey and sell
for $3,500.
FOR SALE _ 2.38
acres industrial or business
property beside
Norlina Manufacturing
building.
LISTINGS NEEDED
Several 2 or 3
Bedroom Homes
Several Small To
Medium Sized Farms
Lake Gaston
Waterfront Property
List Now For
Fast Results
Home Building
Building Contractors
License No. 8906
We can build you the
home of your choice on
your lot, or assist you in
finding a lot.
Phone {
257-2079
-IF NO ANSWERPHONE
257-2718
Life Insurance
Ernest C. Bobbitt, 24.14
acres, 24.14 acres and 2.09
acres in three tracts in
River Township.
Forrest N. Lovett to Marie
J. Lovett, Lot 14 of
Matthews Manorwood and
l-27th undivided interest of
Park in Matthews Manorwood
in Sixpound Township.
Mary C. Rooker and
husband to Elizabeth M.
Brown and Thurletta
Brown, two tracts in
Warrenton Township.
Marriage Licenses
Robert Osborne Rideout,
26, white, of Warrenton, to
Stella Sue Shearin, 24,
white, of Warrenton.
Abdinur Mohamed Mursal,
23, African, of Washington,
D. C., to Orlinda Diana
Lewis, 20, black of Washington,
D. C.
Variety Of Cases
Occupy Court Time
A variety of cases were
tried in Warren County
District Court on Friday
with Judge Charles W.
Wilkinson of Oxford presiding.
Only 30 cases were
docketed and six were
continued.
Cases disposed of included:
Parrie Alexander, Warren
County, assault with deadly
weapon with intent to kill,
probable cause of felony
charge found and defendant
ordered to appear at next
criminal session of Superior
Court to answer charge with
bond to remain in effect.
Marcus Nelroy Alston,
Warren County, failure to
drive right half of highway,
called and failed. Ordered
arrested for appearance on
October 21 with bond set at
$200.
Rufus Bernis Alston, Warren
County, speeding 68 in 55
mph zone, found guilty of
improper equipment, court
costs.
Leroy Broadnax, Henrico,
Va., speeding 69 in 55 mph
zone, driving under influence
of intoxicants, ordered
to jail for six months,
suspended for one year on
/ the» e«nditien < he surrender
operator's license and not
operate motor vehicle on
highways of N. C., fined $100
and court costs.
Sandra Burnette, Warren
County, forgery, found guilty
of giving worthless check,
ordered to jail for 30 days,
suspended for two years on
the condition she not be
found guilty of giving a
worthless check or forged
check during suspension,
fined $35 and cou ' costs.
Junius Fogg, oi Warren
County, nonsupport, defendant
found to be in Butner
and case continued for two
weeks with $2,000 bond set.
Larry Wayne Hamm of
Warren County, use of
pyrotechnics, fined $10 and
court costs.
Frederick Dean Hardy,
Jr., Warren County, speeding
68 in 55 mph zone, found
guilty of improper equipment,
court costs.
William Hargrove of Warren
County, second offense
of driving under influence of
intoxicants, called and failed.
Ordered $150 bond
forfeited and arrested for
appearance on October 21
with bond set at $300.
McCoy Harris, Jr., of
Granville County, worthless
check, pay amount of check
and court costs.
William Levister, Warren
County, public drunkenness
and resisting officer, found
guilty of public drunkenness,
ordered to jail for 20
days, suspended for one
year on the condition he not
be found guilty of public
drunkenness during the
period of suspension, fined
$10 and court costs. Voluntary
dismissal granted on
resisting officer charge.
Robert Moore, Warren
County, two worthless
checks to Drive 'N Shop,
called and failed. Ordered
arrested for appearance on
October 21 with bond set at
$200.
James Kenneth Pernell of
Warren County, speeding 80
in 55 mph zone, found guilty
of speeding 70 in 55 mph
zone, fined $25 and court
costs.
Erma Richardson of HaliCounty,
worthless
check, called and failed.
Ordered bond forfeited and
arrest for appearance on
October 21 with bond set at
$200.
Clarence Shearin of Warren
County, assault on
female, ordered to jail for
one year, suspended for two
years on the condition he not
be found guilty of assault
during period of suspension,
fined $100 and court costs.
Charles Leon Somerville,
assault and damage to
property, ordered to jail for
six months, suspended for
three years on the conditon
that he pay to Clerk of
Superior Court $181 as
restitution to Bertha Johnson
and not go on premises
of Bertha Johnson unless he
has written permission and
pay court costs.
Ronald Ervin Stainback of
Vance County, speeding 63
in 55 mph zone, found guilty
of improper equipment,
court costs.
Carrie Mae Sutton, assault
with deadly weapon
inflicting serious injury,
found guilty of misdemeanor
assault, ordered to
quarters for women prisoners
for two years, suspended
for three years on the
condition that she keep the
..peaoe' toward all persons,
particularly Lucille Meadows,
fined $100 and court
costs.
Edward D. Walton, felonious
escape, waived right to
preliminary hearing and
ordered to appear at the
ne»* criminal session of
Superior Court to answer
charge. No bond was set as
he is incarcerated at
Department of Correction.
James Watson of Warren
County, driving while license
revoked, ordered to jail
for six months, suspended
for two years on the
condition that he not operate
motor vehicle on highways
of N. C. until allowed to do so
by Department of Motor
Vehicles, pay fine of $200
and court costs.
Mrs. Dona Williams,
worthless check, voluntary
dismissal.
Cherryl H. Tatum vs.
John T. Nelson, Jr., defendant
ordered to pay $150 each
month for the support and
maintenance of dependents
and to continue until further
orders of the court.
Larry Talley, assault on
female and assault by pointing
gun, ordered to jail for
two years, suspended for
three years and placed on
probation for three years
under the usual conditions of
probation with special conditions
that he not be found
guilty of assaulting his wife,
Carolyn Talley, during the
period of probation, fined
$100 and court costs. Court
also allowed defendant to
visit relatives in the State of
Virginia.
PUNCH LINE
Guys And Dolls
Chapter Meet;
Plans Drafted
Mu Chapter of Guys and
Dolls, Inc., convened for a
dinner meeting on October
7. The primary purpose of
the meeting was to formulate
plans for the new fiscal
year.
The group decided to
concentrate its efforts on
four major categories of
activities: Cultural and
Educational, Civic, Social
and Recreational.
Committees were organized
for each of the
categories. Heading the
Cultural and Educational
division are Dolls, Lucille
Engram, Clementine Hawkins,
Mary Jordan and
Nannette Henderson. Civic
activities will be coordinated
by Guys, Albert Townes,
Thomas Hudgins and W. L.
Rose.
Coordinating the Social
Activities will be Guys, W.
E. Exum, and Maurice
Crump. Working with them
will be Torches, Jan Jordan,
Germaine Hawkins, Shirley
Hudgins, Melissa Exum and
Keith Johnson.
Recreational Activities
will be directed by Guys,
James Robinson, James
Jordan and Beecher Henderson,
Jr. Working with
them will be Torches,
Jimmy Robinson. Gaynall
Hudgins, Alfreda Robinson
and Bravetta Watson.
The group enjoyed a
dinner catered by Warrenton's
newest caterer, the
Rev. Mike Williams. After a
social hour the meeting
adjourned. At the next
meeting each of the committees
will present a proposed
calendar of events for the
selected categories.
The Dolls especially await
the next meeting since it will
be hosted by the Guys of Mu
Chapter.
To Attend Meet
Two delegates from the
Haliwa Senior Citizens Club
will attend the convention in
Fayetteville October 26-28 it
was announced at a meeting
of the club last Thursday.
The delegates will be Mrs.
Annora Richardson and
Mrs. Beautrice Richardson.
The group, meeting in the
multi-purpose center, also
announced that a picnic is
planned for October 15 on
the grounds of the multipurpose
center at 2 p. m.,
weather permitting.
During the meeting the
club celebrated the birthdays
of those who had them
during September, complete
with cake and ice cream.
Those honored were Auther
Richardson, Mrs. Roberta
Lynch and Mrs. Gladys
Wilson.
Record Enrollment
A record number of
students have begun fall
quarter classes at VanceGranville
Community College.
An estimated 1,205
students have registered for
curricula classes, a 31.7
percent increase over last
fall's registration, according
to Registrar Harry J.
Bryan. A total of 915
students registered last fall.
Bryan said the estimated
figure includes all evening
and daytime, part-time and
full-time students who have
registered for curricula
programs. Almost 1,300
students have enrolled in
continuing education classes.
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FREE PL'PPIES - ALL
black with a little white.
Mother is part poodle. Call
257-2269.
Oct. 6-tfc.
Cards
Of Thanks
We thank you sincerely
for the many acts of
kindness and words of
sympathy.
THE IDA BOBBITT
FAMILY
The family of the late
Edward Hendricks wishes
to thank their many friends
for all acts of kindness
during the illness and death
of their loved one.
We wish to take this
opportunity to express our
thanks and-appreciation to
Dr. Coffman, Dr. Maloway
and Warren General Hospital
staff for their acts of
kindness during the illness
and death of our mother.
May God bless each of
you.
FAMILY OF
MRS. ELLA B. CARTER
The family of the late Dr.
Charles Bunch would like to
thank our many friends,
neighbors, and relatives for
the many great acts of kindness
shown to us during our
recent sorrow in the loss of
our husband and father. We
appreciate the visits, flowers,
food, cards, letters,
prayers, and donations. For
the many friends who
brought food that was never
recorded, we would like to
take this means of saying
thank you. We shall never
forget all the wonderful
people of Warren and surrounding
counties.
DELL, MARY AND
LINDA BUNCH
I wish to take this opportunity
to thank the doctors,
nurses, and all others who
helped to make my stay in
Warren General Hospital
and Maria Parham Hospital
comfortable and pleasant. I
also thank my friends for all
cards, flowers, and favors
received during this time.
THOMAS B. FLEMING
Distemper Hepatitis Vaccine
For Dogs
Complete with Syringe/Needle
BOYCE DRUG
COMPANY
Phone 257-3449 Warrenton, N. C.
Don't leave your car out
in the cold this winter!
Give it protection with a
Mason Panalolk Carport
Henderson Glass Co.
1504 Raleigh Rd. Phone 492-2323
PUT TOBACCO IN ORDER
FAST - Now a fog-producing
machine that will
normally ofder a bulk barn
of tobacco in (2) to (4)
hours. Anytime - no
Sprinkling - Spraying - or
Steaming. Lightweight, portable,
guaranteed-price
$275.00 plus tax. Free
information, write or call
459-23S6, Tropigas, P. O. Box
931, Nashville, N. C. 27856.
Oct. 6, 13-c.
SERVICES
PLANTBEDS GASSED. R.
J. Bender, fertilizer &
chemicals. Call 456-2122.
Oct. 13, 20, 27-c.
WILL DO CUSTOM DISKing
and chisel plowing. Call
Robin L. St. Sing at 257-2331:
Sept. 15, 22, 29, Oct. 6, 13,
20-c.
WANTED
NOW AVAILABLE NEWS &
Observer paper route Warrenton
area. Contact Charles
Garrett 438-7047 or
Murray Clayton 257-3785.
Oct. 13, 20-p.
WANTED—SOMEONE TO
assume payments on nice 2
or 4-bedroom mobile home.
Tel. 919-537-6101.
March 27-tfc.
WANTED - IMPROVED
vacant land for immediate
low and moderate residential
housing. American National
Housing Co., Box 405,
Manson, N. C. 27553. (919)
456-2051 (EOE) Sept 8-tfc
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). Jaly 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.
REMOVE SPOTS AND
residue left behind from
other cleaners. Rent RINSENVAC
steam cleaner at
Warrenton Furniture Ex
change, Warrenton, N. C.
257-3693 Oct. 13-C.
FOR SALE
CAN YOU READ MUSIC?
Join the Adult Music Class.
Ideal for church choir
members, or people who
play by ear. Only $3.00 a
week. Classes beginning
Sept. 5-Nov. 7. Hill's Music
Shoppe, Henderson, N. C.
Aug. 4-tfc.
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.
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.
1974 HONDA 360 G, GOOD
condition, low mileage, 10
inch over-stocked front
tubes, king and queen seats.
Two helmets. $750.00. Call
Day-257-3104, Night-2572549.
Oct. 13-p.
1968 BUICK SPECIAL Call
257-4017 after 6pm
Oct. 13, 20-c.
MILLS FACTORY OUTlet,
Essex, N. C. We make
what we sell. Save 50
percent on our bedspreads
and quilted quilts from
$15.00 to $18.00, pillows $2.00,
bed pillows H price else
where. Aprons, pot holders,
quilted house coats, baby
crib covers at "Savings "
Oct. 13-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.
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.
NEW FENDER GUITAR.
Reg. $325.00. SALE PRICE
$199.00 (case not included)
Hill's Music Shoppe, Henderson,
N. C.
Aug. 4-tfc.
NEED A WASHER? OR
Dryer? Then visit Sears
during the Annual October
Laundry Sale. Big, big
savings! Credit plan to suit
your needs. Nationwide
S7-2171 Sears' Warrenton<
Oct. 6, 13-c.
REGISTERED YORKshire
boar. 18 months old.
$150.00. Call 257-1800 or
257-3974 evenings.
Oct. 13, 20, 27-c.
COW PASTURE LAND.
Approximately 70 acres.
Phone 456-2364, L. W.
Seaman, Rt. 1, Norlina, N.
C.
Oct. 13, 20, 27-p.
CHOIR ROBES AS LOW AS
$10.95. Large selection of
colors styles, and fabrics.
Hill's Music Shoppe, Henderson,
N. C.
Aug. 4-tfc.
GET A GOOD NIGHTS
sleep with a comfortable
mattress from Something
Different, U. S. I, Norlina.
Phone 456-2491.
Oct. 13-c.
YARD SALE IN NORLINA
on the Oine Rd., at the home
of the late Mrs. Mattie Jones
on Saturday, October 15
beginning at 9 a. m.
Oct. 13-p.
ONE SET WORLD BOOK
encyclopedias. One up right
frost free freezer. Phone
257-3415.
Oct. 13-20-p.
HEATER & FIRE PLACE
wood. Cut & delivered. Big
truck load. (1 cord) $38.00.
257-3447.
Sent. 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, Oct. 6,
13, 20, 27, Nov. 3-pd.
PONTIAC STATION WAGon,
52,000 actual miles. Runs
good. Call 257-1661.
Oct. 6-tfc.
1970 FORD F-100 PICKUP.
Low mileage. Excellent
condition. Call 257-1661.
Oct. 6-tfc.
1969 CHEVY BLAZER, 4wheel
drive, call 257-1661.
Oct. 6-tfc
NEW GIBSON GUITAR.
Reg. $669.00. SALE PRICE
$399.00 (case not included)
Hill's Music Shoppe, Henderson,
N. C. Aug. 4-tfc.
COLONIAL LODGE
RETIREMENT HOME
private or Semi Private
RoomsWith
Bath, Two Home
„ Cooked Meals. . 4
Daily 7 Days a Week
All Service Included
Linen: Towels, Maid
SerViCe • ^ An
And Supervised On
property Manager
Home Like Atmosphere
Private Rooms Witn
Bath $225.00 Mo.
Semi-Private Rooms
With Bath $150.00 Mo.
Call Roger or Novella
Ormsby
Phone (919) 257-3377
Warrenton, N. C. 27589
Veterans and Others
Invited.
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NO
Hogwash!
Buick LeSabre Custom 4-Door
i Ford Granada 2-Door
Chev. Impala 4-Door
Buick Skylark 2-Door
i Pontiac Grand Prix
Chrysler Cordoba
Buick LeSabre 4-Door
Chev. Impala 4-Door
Chrysler N.Y. 4-Door
Dodge Coronet SW
Valiant 4-Door
Ford Elite
AMC Pacer
Valiant 4-Door
1974 Dodge Monaco SW
1974 Chev. Monte Carlo
1974 Cadillac deVille 4-Door
1974 Dodge Coronet 4-Door
1973 Olds Custom Cruiser SW
1973 Buick Electra 225 4-Door
1973 Chev. Caprice Classic 4-Door
1973 Buick Estate SW
1973 Plymouth Satellite SW
1973 Plymouth Road Runner
1973 Cadillac deVille 4-Door
1973 Plymouth Fury in 2-Door
1972 Chev. Caprice 2-Door
1971 Buick LeSabre 4-Door
1970 Dodge Pickup
1968 Chev. Impala 4-Door