News & Society Items
Claude F. Burrows, student
at N. C. State University
in Raleigh, and Laura
Burrows, student at Meredith
College in Raleigh,
spent the weekend with their
parents, Mr and Mrs. Pete
Burrows
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Watts
and Mrs. Mamie Winston of
Colonial Lodge had supper
on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Clrment Weston at
their cottage on Kerr Lake
Mrs Mamie Winston of
Colonial Lodge was guest of
honor at a picnic lunch on
Monday Her pastor, the
Rev. T W Respaso and 25
members of the First
Baptist Church of Youngsville
brought the picnic and
Mrs. Roger Ormsby served
them in the Lodge dining
room
Kenneth Loyd of Greensboro
visited his sister-inlaw,
Mrs Beaufort Neal, at
Colonial Lodge on Sunday.
Mrs. Ruby Finch and
daughter, Michelle, of
Greensboro were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Roger
Ormsby and Miss Janice
Ormsby at Colonial Lodge
recently.
The friends of Mrs. Frank
Newell were sorry to learn
of the death of her sister,
Mrs. E. K. Clemmer, in
Gastonia on Sunday Mrs
Newell, Mr. and Mrs."
Johnny Newell of Oxford
attended the funeral services
on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Watts
spent the weekend in Oxford
with her parents, Mr and
Mrs W. W Mullen.
Mr and Mrs Dean
Andrews, Mr and Mrs. Bob
Marlin spent the weekend in
Arlington, Va., with Mr. and
Mrs C L. Ellis Mrs. Marie
Andrews, who had been
visiting the Ellis family and
other relatives, returned
home with them on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius
Banzet. in. and children,
Jule and Ann Howard
attended the annual More^
head Scholarship Luncheon
at the Planetarium at
Chapel Hill on Saturday and
attended the Carolina-Clemson
football game.
Last week Mrs. Edward
Orgain of Durham visited
her aunt, Mrs. Will Graham,
who is a patient at Warren
General Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Brodie
Winborne were guests on
Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.
William S. Davis.
Mrs. J. E. Cheves has
returned from Kill Devil
Hills where she spent a week
with her niece, Mrs. Nancy
Loy and children, Brad, Jeff
and David. She also visited
her brother, Mr. W. T.
Johnson, in Hampton, Va.,
and Mrs. P. H. Johnson and
family in Portsmouth, Va.
Miss Verlean Pittard is
now making her home at
Colonial Lodge.
Mrs. Burrell Smiley and
Mrs. Buck Smiley of Macon
spent Sunday with Mrs.
Beaufort Neal at Colonial
Lodge.
Mr. Wallace Bowers of
Colonial Lodge spent Sunday
with his sister, Mrs.
Martha B. White, at
Durham General Hospital.
Mrs. Helen Hayes Regal
of Emporia, Va., is now
residing at Colonial Lodge.
Her son, Perry W. Regal of
Raleigh, spent Sunday with
her.
Mrs. Wylie Long of
Roanoke Rapids was the
guest of Miss Mamie
Williams at Colonial Lodge.
Jeff Holt visited his grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs.
Capps, in Jacksonville during
the weekend.
Frank Holt of U.N.C. at
Chapel Hill visited his
parents, Dr. and Mrs. Tom
Holt, during the weekend.
The Rev. and Mrs. Claude
Pepper have returned from
Wilmington where they
visited friends and attended
one of the Rev. Mr. Pepper's
former churches.
Texas Visitors
Mrs. Sam Harrell, Jr.,
and son of Grand Prairie,
Tex., are spending a week
with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. C. Fair.
Nutrition Seminar
Slated In Vance
A nutrition education
workshop will be sponsored
Thursday, Nov. 17, by the
Franklin-Vance-Warren Opportunity,
Inc., Full Year
Head Start.
The workshop will be held
at the First Presbyterian
Church on Young Street in
Henderson. Scheduled from
10 a. m. to 12 noon, the
workshops will be preceded
by pre-workshop activities,
beginning at 9:30 a. m.
Topics to be discussed
Thursday include the Daily
Food Guide, with an
emphasis on selecting food,
the amount of food to purchase
and prepare and
alternate foods that provide
nutrition.
All workshops have been
planned and scheduled by
Emily Russell, food service
coordinator with the Head
Start program.
Margie F. Gilbert, director
of Dairy Education and
Consumer Services for Pine
State Creamery in Raleigh,
will conduct the workshop.
All Head Start parents are
urged to attend these nutrition
workshops. Certificates
will be presented to those
who participate.
The next workshop is
scheduled for Dec. 15 and
will focus upon menu
planning.
Vance-Granville
Gets Formal Word
HENDERSON - Vance
Granville Community College
has been given official
accreditation by the State
Board of Education, it was
announced Tuesday by Dr.
Donald R. Mohorn, VGCC
president.
Information was that "accreditation
is to be reaffirmed
periodically in accordance
with accreditation
procedure."
The notice came from G.
Herman Porter, associate
vice president for student
services and program resources;
and Ben E.
Fountain, Jr., of the
Department of Community
Colleges.
Accreditation by the
Southern Association of
Schools and Colleges is
expected to be announced at
a meeting of that body in
New Orleans early in
December.
School Menus
(Subject to change without
notice)
Nov. 14-18
MONDAY - "Fishwich,"
cole slaw, French fries,
cinnamon crisp cookie,
milk.
TUESDAY - Vegetable
beef soup, ham and cheese
sandwich, apple turnovers,
chocolate milk.
WEDNESDAY - Pizza or
spaghetti, tossed salad with
dressing, mixed fruit cup,
hot bread, milk.
THURSDAY - Smoked
sausage, "Tri-Taters,"
steamed cabbage, rolls,
apple pie, milk.
FRIDAY - Sloppy Joe,
garden peas, French fries,
roasted peanuts, chocolate
milk.
Hospital Patients
Patients in Warren General
Hospital on Tuesday at
5 p. m. were listed as
follows:
Jane Stegall, Lena Rivers,
Lizzie A. Nicholas, John B.
Stansbury, Annie Graham,
Marshall Rawls, Willis
Alston, John P. Carter,
Johnny Worley, Rue A.
Coleman, Alice Rivers,
Junious Champion, John
Robinson, Ronnie Boone,
Annie James, Emma Yancey,
Travis Wardle, Mahalie
R. Coplin, Articha Fleming,
Annie Small, Alston Coplin,
Hester Thornton, Katie
Perry, Maude Riggan, Jessie
Harris, Warty Weatherington,
Wallace Richardson,
Alice Murphy.
Four-year-olds, enrolled in Warren Connty School's preschool
program, and their parents gather a/ter participating in various
activities at Afton recently. Home-school teachers, Miss Marjorie Battle
and Mrs. Debra Perkinson worked with the children while Mrs. Shirley
White, coordinator for the ESEA-Title IV-C project held a seminar for the
parents. (Staff Photo)
Warren Jaycees Collect $300
For Cystic Fibrosis Campaign
BURGESS
John Burgess, Jr.
Named Nominee
John Buchanan Burgess,
Jr., has been selected as
Warren Academy School's
candidate for the Hugh
O'Brian Youth Foundation
International Leadership
Seminar competition, B.
L. King, Headmaster announced.
The Hugh O'Brian Youth
Foundation promotes leadership
qualities in high
school sophomores. The
local competition was open
to all high school sophomores.
The criteria for
selection consisted of evidence
of emerging leadership
ability, cooperation
with fellow human beings
and sensitivity to the needs
of others, and the desire to
learn and share knowledge
and experience with others.
John will now compete
with other high school
representatives from North
Carolina. At least one boy or
girl from the state will be
chosen to attend the annual,
all-expense-paid, week-long
International Leadership
Seminar on America's Ircentive
System, sponsored
by the Hugh O'Brian Youth
Foundation and coordinated
by Columbia University in
New York City, April 15-22,
1978.
A "Blue Ribbon" committee
composed of 53
nationally-recognized leaders
will select the candidates
at the state level.
The Warren County Jaycees
Chapter, sponsor of
Kiss Your Baby Campaign
for the Cystic Fibrosis
Foundation in Warrenton
announced that the campaign
has been completed
with $300 collected.
Ray Shearin, club president,
explained that the
funds will be used for
research, care, treatment,
and teaching to help those
youngsters suffering with
cystic fibrosis, asthma, emBullock
Participates
Navy Boiler Technician
Third Class Darnell K.
Bullock, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore Bullock of Rt. 2,
Macon, is participating in
the major allied Exercise
"Ocean Safari '77" in the
Eastern Atlantic Ocean.
He is serving as a
crewmember aboard the
guiied missile destroyer
USS Richard E. Byrd,
homeported in Norfolk, Va.
Bullock is one of more
than 7,000 men taking part
in the 13-day exercise, which
Births "...
Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Fleming of Warrenton,
announce the birth of a
daughter, Tonya Faye, on
October 27, in Maria
Parham Hospital. The infant
weighed seven pounds,
eight and one-half ounces.
Mrs. Fleming is the former
Carolyn West of Warrenton.
Dr. and Mrs. W. R. Drake
of Henderon announce the
birth of a son, William
Alexander, born Nov 5 at
Maria Parham Hospital in
Henderson.
The Drakes have two
other children, Wil and
Marianna. v
Mrs. Drake is the former
Beverly Miles of Warrenton.
World Of Books
In The Warren County Memorial Library
Children's Book Week is Nov. 14-19, along with
American Education Week. Bring your child into the
library, and go visit his school. We feel every week in our
library is Children's Book Week.
We have been saddened by the death of two good
friends of the Library - Mrs. Henry Twitty, who had
given of her time and talents to researching for the
U.D.C. She labored long and hard with this organization,
doing much of her work in the library. She was an
accomplished artist and ceramist, appreciating all of the
beautiful books in here.
I'm certain the U.D.C. has other capable members to
"carry the torch," but they will have to be willing to work
long and hard.
Marvin K. Aycock, a member of the Library Board of
Trustees, will be missed for his time, interest, and gentle
manner.
We are placing our craft books out so you can prepare
for the wonderful seasons coming up.
NEW BOOKS - "Beggarman, Thief," Shaw; "Lament
for a Lost Lover," Carr (psydo for V. Holt); "Legacy of
the Wolf," Raynes (novel of suspense); several new
books for the Young Peoples Room, including four
Easy-Read biographies for grades K-4; "Death by
Bequest," McMullen, a mystery; we received our first
issue (October, 1977) of "Horizon" magazine last week.
MEMORIALS-"Tracing Your Civil War Ancestors,"
Greene, for Mrs. Henry Twitty, from Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Miles; many contributions for memorial books for Mrs.
Twitty. These will be listed as purchased. "Apples of
Gold," for Marvin K. Aycock from Mr. and Mrs. Roger
Limer; "Six Men," Alistair Cooke, for Dr. Charles Bunch
from Mrs. Elnora Barlow, R. N.
OVERDUE BOOKS: Please return overdue books so
that others may enjoy them. Some that are overdue are
now out of print and cannot be replace*.
physema, bronchiectasis,
and bronchitis.
The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
in North Carolina
supports the Duke CF
Center at Duke Medical
Center in Durham along
with 110 other such centers
in the country.
In North Carolina, 150,000
youngsters suffer with these
incurable lung diseases
while 260,000 adults in this
state carry the cystic
In 'Ocean Safari 77'
includes 60 ships and 250
aircraft from the United
States and seven North
Atlantic Treaty Organization
(NATO) nations.
Following the exercise,
the participating U. S.
Atlantic Fleet ships will
conduct a series of visits to
Belgium, Denmark, England,
France, Germany,
Norway, Scotland and the
Netherlands.
Bullock joined the Navy in
September, 1974.
Woman's Club Plans
Yard And Bake Sale
The Warrenton Woman's
Club will have a Yard and
Bake sale at the AAA Gas
Company on Friday, Nov. 18
from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. and
Saturday, Nov. 19 from 9 a.
m. to 12 noon.
Money raised will go
toward the scholarship program.
This annual scholarship
of $150 is given to a
Warren County High School
graduate each year, and is
not obliged to be paid back.
fibrosis gene.
Cystic Fibrosis occurs one
in 1600 births when both
parents are carriers of the
gene. Life expectancy for
CF patients is age 18. Eighty
two percent of the Cystic
Fibrosis Foundation's dollar
is used for research and
medical care, clinical fellowships,
public and professional
information and education
and community services.
Services Listed
The schedule for services
at Warrenton Pentecostal
Holiness Church have been
released by the pastor, the
Rev. Robert J. Forehand, as
follows:
Sunday, Nov. 13,10 a. m.,
Sunday School; 11 a. m.,
morning worship; 7 p. m.,
evening workship.
Wednesday, Nov. 16, 7:30
p. m., family night.
Gospel Sing Planffbd
At Warren Plains
A Gospel Sing will be
sponsored Sunday by the
Warren Plains Baptist
Church.
Beginning at 7 p. m., the
sing will feature the
Thompson Family Singers.
The public is invited to
attend.
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