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Warren County Deed Transfers
George E. Shearin and
wife to John 0. Bullock and
wife, 1.6 acres in Sandy
Creek Township.
Glen Artis Richardson to
Pearlean R. Richardson, .62
acre in Fishing Creek Township.
James M. O'Neal and wife
to G. Clayton Melling and
wife, 0.61 acre in River
Township.
Minnie F. Buffaloe and
husband to Larrie Allen
Buffaloe and Ricky James
Buffaloe, 108% acres in
Smith Creek Township.
Larrie Allen Buffaloe and
Ricky James Bullaloe to
Bobby Lee Harmon and
wife, 108% acres in Smith
Creek Township.
Eaton's Ferry Estates
Inc., to Jeffrey E. Bumgarner
and wife. Lot 390 of
Eaton's Ferry Estates in
River Township.
Willie T. Robinson and
wife to Samuel B. Tove and
wife, certain lots in Sixpound
Township.
Walter Browne and others
to Turner Brown and wife,
ten acres in Judkins Township.
—
Archie Lee Alston and
wife to Eddie Lee Alston and
wife, one acre in Fork
Township.
Robert K. Catherwood, as
commissioner, to James J.
White, certain parcel in
Smith Creek Township.
James J White and wife
to Phillip M. Parham and
wife, certain lot in Smith
Creek Township.
James J. White and wife
to Reynolds T. Perkinson
and wife, certain lot in
Smith Creek Township.
James J. White and wife
to Roy E. Long, III, and
Cards Of Thanks
I wish to take this opportunity
to thank the doctors,
nurses, and all others who•
helped to make my stay in
Warren General Hospital
both times comfortable and
to all my friends for the
cards, flowers, and food
after I came home, my
pastor, James Hebel and
Raymond Ayscue. God bless
you all.
VIRGIE LYNCH
I would like to thank my
family and friends for
prayers, flowers, cards and
visits and all other acts of
kindness shown me while in
the hospital. Also, Dr.
Coffman, Dr. Elliott and the
entire hospital staff.
May God bless each of
you
LILLIAN STEVENSON
I would like to thank my
friends and relatives for the
many cards, visits and gifts
while a patient in Warren
General Hospital. Also Dr.
Coffman, ^Dr Elliott and
nurses. May God bless each
one.
BEN HOLTCARROLL
The family of the late
Randell Rose would like to
thank all friends and
relatives for their acts of
kindness and expressions of
sympathy; also for all
flowers, cards, food, and
v isits during his illness and
at the time of his death. May
God bless each of you.
MRS RANDELLROSE
AND SON
COLONIAL LODGE
RETIREMENT HOME
Private or Semi Private
RoomsWith
Bath, Two Home
Cooked Meals
Daily 7 Days a Week
All Service Included
Linen: Towels, Maid
Service
And Supervised On
Property Manager
Home Like Atmosphere
Private Rooms With
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.
wife, certain lot in Smith
Creek Township.
Mary Eugenia Myrick to
Carrie M. Latta and others,
S acre in Judkins Township.
Biilie Eaton to Emily B.
Jones and others, certain
parcel in Fishing Creek
Township.
Robert W. Ferguson and
wife to Oscar L. Meek and
wife, 2.01 acres in Smith
Creek Township.
William A. Gribble and
wife to Lee Roy Pace and
others, trustees of Tabernacle
Baptist Church, Lots
34, 35 and 36, Section B of
Wildwood Point in Roanoke
Township.
Mabel W. Stuart and
husband to Harold Heischober
and wife, 1.06 acres in
Six pound Township.
Alma Lynch to Orlin V.
Wilder and wife, Lot 14 of
property of Alma Lynch in
Sixpound Township.
Matthew Crawford and
wife to Owen D. Mike, Jr.,
and wife, 0.92 acre in
Judkins Township.
In Memoriam
In loving memory of
Robert Holt Shearin who
departed from this life
October 20, 1966.
Eleven years ago
on a warm October day
There was a man killed
to our dismay.
There were few at the scene
And they all agreed
That this was a tragic accident
Which none could foresee.
Living only a few hours that
night,
The news traveled fast
Robert Shearin has died
His working days are over
at last.
Oh how we miss you daddy
As each day goes by
So we are look forward
To the meeting in the sky.
Then you may see
Our children which brought
us joy
For I gave you a little girl
And Faye gave a precious
boy.
ByKAYES. KING
In memory of my son,
Gene Edenbeck
Son; "We've missed you since "
you've gone
We miss you each minute as
the days go by
But, son, some day we will
be with you forever,
To never say goodbye.
Friends and loved ones they
are so dear
But they will never take the
place of you being here.
But some day when the roll
is called,
I'll be there with you and the
Saints so dear.
Tarheel friends they loved
you so dear
They often wonder why you
couldn't stay Here.
ByODAS. LEE
In memory of our loving
mother, Mary J. Moss, who
departed this life Oct. 13,
1976 at the age of 100 years, 2
months and 5 days.
We are so thankful to the
good Lord for letting mother
live with us so long, still we
hated to see her go. We will
ne*rer forget her and all the
love and joy she brought to
us and every one she met.
We realize she was tired and
ready to go, but she didn't go
alone. Apart of us went with
her the night God called her
home. In our hearts she'll
never die, she will only be
asleep in Jesus.
Your daughter,
CARRIE J. WILLIAMS
And The Other Children
Blubs Can Be
Planted In October
Remember those big
daffodils and the rainbow of
tulips you admired in your
neighbor's yard last spring.
Now is the time to do
something about it.
September and October
are ideal months to plant
bulbs, according to North
Carolina State University
agricultural extension horticulturists.
The types include
daffodils, tulips, lilies,
hyacinth, narcissus and
Dutch iris.
The NCSU specialists
suggest that you choose the
ground that will grow good
flowers from bulbs and
prepare the soil well.
Most Agricultural Extension
Service offices have a
leaflet, "Growing Tulips,"
that will provide instructions
on planting tulip bulbs.
A ton of steel can be
drawn into more than 10
miles of wire.
LEGAL NOTICES
ADVERTISEMENT FOR
BIDS FOR
HEALTHCO, INC.
SOUL CITY, N. C.
Sealed proposals will be
received by HEALTHCO,
INC., in the Conference
Room of Soul tech I Industrial
Building, Soul City,
N. C., until 3:00 p. m. on
November 17, 1977, at which
time they will be publicly
opened and read for the
construction of HEALTHCO,
INC., Soul City, N. C.
Bids will be received for the
General Construction Work,
including Plumbing, Mechanical
(Heating, Ventilating
and Air Conditioning)
and Electrical Work.
Proposals must be on
standard forms furnished by
the Architect and must be
addressed as above.
Proposal forms, plans and
specifications may be obtained
in the office of the
Architect, Gantt-Huberman,
Associates, Architects and
Planners, 951 South Independence
Boulevard, Suite
555 East Independence
Plaza. Charlotte, North
Carolina 28202.
A deposit of $80.00 will be
required by General Contractors
for one set of Plans
and Specifications. The
deposit will be returned to
each bonafide bidder if
Plans and Specifications are
returned in usable condition
within ten (10) days from
the date of bids. Any
General Contractor not
submitting a bid will not be
refunded his deposit.
Copies of Specifications
pages may be obtained by
subcontractors and material
suppliers and additional
copies may be obtained by
prime contractors upon
payment of $ .25 per page.
Prints of Drawings may be
obtained by subcontractors
and material suppliers and
additional copies may be
obtained by prime contractors
upon payment ofjjl.50
per sheet. A charge not to
exceed $6.00 will be made
for mailed sets. These
charges are not refundable.
Each proposal must be accompanied
by a deposit of
cash or a certified check or
cashier's check on some
bank or trust company
insured by the Federal
Deposit Insurance Corporation
in amount equal to not
less than five percent (5
percent) of the proposal; or,
in lieu of the deposit of cash
or certified check, a bid
bond in the above amount in
accordance with G.S. 143-129
as amended by Chapter 1104
of the North Carolina Public
Laws of 1951. In the event of
failure of the successful
bidder to execute the
contract within ten (10)
days after the award or to
give satisfactory surety as
required by law, the above
deposit will be retained by
the Owner as liquidated
damages.
No bidder may withdraw
his bid within thirty (30)
days after the opening
thereof.
All contractors are hereby
notified that they shall be
properly licensed under the
State Laws governing their
trades.
The Owner reserves the
right to accept or reject any
and-or all bids, to waive
informalities, and to award
the contract to another than
the low bidder should it be
deemed to his best interests.
HUBERT H. AVENT
Executive Director
HealthCo, Inc.
Soul City, N. C.
Oct. 20, 27-c.
England has more than
100 vineyards.
Ohio came into the Union
in 1803. „
EDDIE G.
HAMM, JR.
257-4264
General
Home Repairs
Interior & Exterior
Painting
312 Church St.
Warr*nton, N.C.
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responsible only for the first incorract
insertion of any advertisement
Errors which do not lessen the value
of the advertisement will not be
corrected by make good Insertions
Publishers reserve the right to revise
any and all cqpy or to refuse
publication of any copy not
conforming to established Classified
Regulations
Failure of the publisher to insert in
any particular issue or issues
advertising matter placed with the
publisher invalidates the order for
insertions in the missed issue but
shall not constitute breach of
contract
LEGAL ADVERTISING MUST BE
IN THE OFFICE NOT LATER THAN
NOON ON MONDAY
LOST
$5.00 REWARD FOR THE
return of a lost green trailer
wheel and tire, somewhere
between Warrenton and
Wise. Call 257-4507.
Oct. 20-c.
SERVICES
WILL DO CUSTOM DISKing
and chisel plowing. Call
Robin L. St. Sing at 257-2331.
Sept. 15, 22, 29, Oct. 6, 13,
20-c.
PLANTBEDS GASSED. R.
J. Bender, fertilizer &
chemicals. Call 456-2122.
Oct. 13, 20, 27-c.
WANTED
SALES REPRESENTAtive
position available with
well-known insurance company.
Position has long
standing established accounts.
Salary and commission.
Excellent benefits provided:
group life, hospital
and disability. Contact by
phone at 438-6330 or send
resume to: United Insurance
Co. of America, P. 0.
Box 827, Henderson, N. C.
27536.
Oct. 20, 27, Nov. 3, 10-c.
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
PAT'S GOSPEL
BOOK STORE
Church Supplies it
Literature of AU Kinds
CHOIR ROBES
121 S. Garnett St.
HENDERSON
WANTED—SOMEONE TO
assume payments on nice 2
or 4-bedroom mobile home.
Tel. 919-537-6101.
March 27-tfc.
NOW AVAILABLE NEWS &
Observer paper route Warrenton
area. Contact Charles
Garrett 438-7047 or
Murray Clayton 257-3785.
Oct. 13, 20-p.
FOR RENT
COW PASTURE LAND.
Approximately 70 acres.
Phone 456-2364, L. W.
Seaman, Rt 1, Norlina, N.
C.
Oct. 13, 20, 27-p.
RENT PORTABLE RINSENVAC
that steam cleans,
rinses and vacuums carpets
professionally clean. Warrenton
Furniture Exchange,
Warrenton, 257-3693.
Oct. 20-c.
FOR RENT - A KOHLER
Campbell 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.
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 SALE
A GOOD MATTRESS
averages out to about $.02 a
night. If you aren't sleeping
well, see Something Different
in Norlina today, U. S. 1,
phone 456-2491.
Oct. 20-c.
1963 CHEVROLET CORvair,
Monza Coupe with
automatic transmission,
bucket seats, radio. Local,
one owner. Must see to
REMODELLING
GENERAL REPAIR
Interior & Exterior
PAINTING
Pettis King
456-3803
Fur The Finest In
MONUMENTS
and Grave Markers
Krerter) On Your Plot
Hirer! From Factory
To Voir
CAM. 456-3592
NEWS0M
STONE WURKS
Wise. N. C.
We MsoCut Heath Dates
\nd Clean Stones
lr Cemetery
appreciate. Call 257-3298
from 9 til 5; 456-2922 after 6.
Aug. 18-tfc.
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.
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.
1968 BUICK SPECIAL Call
257-4017 after 6 p. m.
Oct. 13, 20-f.
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 % price elsewhere.
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.
PEANUT HAY-$1.00 BALE
in field or $60.00 per ton
delivered. Call (919)
445-5064.
Oct. 20, 27-p.
1967 FORD PICKUP,
clean, new paint, good
condition. G. H. Read,
456-2598. Oct. 20-C.
PONTIAC STATION WAGon,
52,000 actual miles. Runs
good. Call 257-1661.
Oct. 6-tfc.
ANTI-FREEZE ONLY ?3.25
a gallon. Bring your own
containers. Certified oats,
rye-quality seed cleaning.
Contact-Ridgeway Supply
Co., Ridgeway, N. C. phone
456-2353.
Oct. 20, 27, Nov. 3, 10-pd.
NEW FENDER GUITAR.
Reg. $325.00. SALE PRICE'
$199.00 (case not included)
Hill's Music Shoppe, Henderson,
N. C.
Aug. 4-tfc.
REGISTERED YORKshire
boar. 18 months old.
$150.00. Call 257-1800 or
257-3974 evenings.
Oct. 13, 20, 27-c.
1970 FORD F-100 PICKUP.
Low mileage. Excellent
condition. Call 257-1661.
Oct. 6-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.
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.
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.
ATTENTION FARMERS
Vou (^e? substantial savings 0" Propeiy P»fe insurance
when you Insure *V'?h
farmers Mutual
1*1 fo frisuranco Association
W J Hechi, Pres Phone 257 3370
v\ « Drake Sec b Tieas Taylo' Bunding
Fall Chrysler Values
1974 Chrysler New Yorker Brougham —
4-door, fully equipped, full power, all the $Q9QE
extras, 1 owner, like new, 40,000 miles OfcOU
1973 Chrysler New Yorker Brougham —
4-door, fully equipped, full power, all the
extras, 1 owner, like new, 40,000 miles
1973 Chrysler Newport Custom — 4-door,
nicely equipped, 1 owner, extra clean
*1995
1973 Chrysler Newport Custom — 4-door,
nicely equipped, 1 owner, extra clean * J QQK
Sale Ends October 29
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