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EmB ELLINGTON
Graveside services
for MiaiEffle Mabel El
lington, IS, of 508 S.
Main Street in Warren
ton were conducted at 2
p. m. Sunday in Fair
view Cemetery by the
Rev. C. R. Selby, rector
of Emmanuel Episcopal
Church in Warrenton of
which Miss Ellington
was a member.
She died Thursday at
Warren General Hospi
tal following a lengthy
illness. The Hanghti»r of
the late William C. and
Cornelia Fleming El
lington, she operated a
millinery shop here for
many years.
A number of nieces
and nephews survive.
CHARLIE T. KNOTT
OXFORD - Funeral
services for Charlie
Thomas "Nat" Knott, 72
of 204 Prospect Avenue,
Oxford, were conducted
at 2 p. m. Saturday from
Enon Baptist Church by
the Rev. Preston
Creech. Burial was in
the church cemetery.
Mr. Knott died Thurs
day at Granville
Hospital following a
brief illness. He was a
retired federal tobacco
grader, a member of
Enon Baptist Church
and a member of the
Granville County Wild
life Club.
He is survived by his
widow, Margaret W.
Knott; two daughters,
Kathleen P. Paschall of
Norlina and Virginia P.
Newton of Oxford; two
sisters, Evelyn K.
Whitehurst of Goldsboro
and Ruth K. Parker of
Oxford; a half-brother,
P. W. Knott of Youngs
ville; a half-sister,
Joyce Fort of Raleigh;
seven grandchildren
and one great-grand
child.
EFFIE D. AYSCUE
Funeral services for
Mrs. Effie Dickerson
Ayscue, 88, were con
ducted at 3 p. m.
Monday from Thomas
Chapel Pentecostal
Holiness Church in
Vicksboro, of which she
was a member, by the
Rev. Steve Enloe and
the Rev. Everett Eat
man. Burial was in the
church cemetery.
Mrs. Ayscue died
early Sunday in Warren
General Hospital after
several years of declin
ing health. She is
survived by four sons,
Woodrow Ayscue and
Horace Ayscue, both of
Henderson and Milton
Ayscue and Louis
Ayscue, both of
Warrenton; four daugh
ters, Mrs. Edna Abbott,
Mrs. Estelle Ed
wards and Mrs. Marie
Muniz, all of Henderson,
and Mrs. Mattie Rivers
of Macon; four half-sis
ters, Mrs. Lizzie Ball,
Mrs. Jesse Driver, both
of Louisburg, Mrs,
Rollie Faulkner of Alert
and Mrs. Julia Faulkner
of Henderson; 31 grand
children, 42 great
grandchildren, and
three great-great
grandchildren.
Pallbearers were her
grandsons, Dwight
Ayscue, Micky Ayscue,
Tommy Jackson, Curtis
Jackson, Thomas
Abbott, Larry Rivers,
Eddie Robertson and
Dennis Robertson.
A.J.B. DICKERSON
CREEDMOOR -
Funeral services for A1
Junius Ben Dickerson,
52, were conducted at 2
p. m. Friday from G. T.
Eakes Funeral Home
Chapel in Creedmoor by
the Rev. Tommy Rob
ertson. Burial was in the
Granville Memorial
Park.
Mr. Dickerson, a
farmer of Rt. 2, Creed
moor, died on the
previous afternoon at
his home following
several months of ill
ness.
Survivors include his
widow, Ann Key Dicker
son; a son, Walter Ben
Dickerson of Creed
moor; a foster son, Wil
liam Lunsford of Frank
lin ton; a daughter, Julie
Ann Raymond of Creed
moor; two brothers,
Raleigh Dickerson of
Clarksville, Va., and
Isham Dickerson of
Cfeedmoor; six sisters,
Winnie Lowery, Lillie
Cash and Isabelle
Hayes, all of Franklin
ton, Ruby Husketh of
Durham, Cassie Cash of
Louisburg and Susan
Ann Moseley of Warren
ton.
Pallbearers were Joe
Brogde, Donnie Whit
field, Billy Whitfield,
Barry Jackson, Herman
Vaughan and William
King.
ROBERT
RICHARDSON
F lineal services for
Robert Lee Richardson,
67, were conducted at
2:30 p. m. Sunday from
Pine Chapel Baptist
Church in Hollister by
the Rev. C. H. Whitaker.
Burial was in the
Bennett Family
cemetery.
Mr. Richardson died
on Tuesday of last week
in Maria Parham
Hospital following a
long illness.
He is survived by his
widow, Martha Lynch
Richardson; five daugh
ters, Annie L. Richard
son of the home, Veila
Solomon, Josephine
Lynch and Betty Pulley
of Areola and Eva
Richardson of Washing
ton, D. C.; a son, Osbum
Richardson of the
home; a sister, Patty
Lynch of Philadelphia;
a brother, Phil Richard
son of Warrenton; a
step-sister, Annie Bell
Hendricks of Baltimore,
Md.; 16 grandchildren
and one great-grand
child.
LUVENIAW ATKINS
Funeral services for
Mrs. Luvenia Watkins
will be held at 2 p. m.
today (Wednesday) at
Oak Level United
Church of Christ in
Drewry by the Rev. R.
D. Bullock, Jr. Burial
will be in the church
cemetery.
Mrs. Watkins, daugh
ter of the late Sidney
and Mollie Bullock
Townes, was born Jan
uary 20, 1919. She died
September 19 at her
home.
She is survived by her
husband, James
Watkins of the home;
five daughters, Mrs.
Catherine Jones of
Middleburg, Miss Mollie
Watkins of Manson and
Mrs. Lue Moss, Mrs.
Beulah Seward and Miss
Edith Watkins, all of
Richmond, Va.; three
sons, James Watkins,
Jr., Lee Andrew
Watkins and John
Watkins, all of
Richmond, Va.; one
sister, Mrs. Sophia
Watkins of Manson; two
brothers, Henry Townes
of Richmond, Va., and
Johnnie Townes of Pitta
burg, Pa. and 13 grand
children.
ROSA JOHNSON
Mrs. Rosa Crosson
Johnson, 86, died Friday
at her home.
Funeral services were
conducted Tuesday at 1
p. m. at Mt. Zion Baptist
Church. The pastor, the
Rev. Will C. Tabron, of
ficiated. Burial was in
the church cemetery.
Mrs. Johnson is
survived by two sons,
Frank A. Crosson of
Brooklyn, N. Y. and
David L. Barnes of War
renton; three sisters,
Mrs. Annie Alston, Mrs.
Lizzie Brown and Mrs.
Ida Crosson, all of War
renton; two brothers,
James Crosson, Jr. of
Washington, D. C. and
Cal H. Crosson of War
renton and one grand
son.
TONY D.WALTON
Funeral services for
Tony Donnell Walton
were held Saturday at 1
p. m. at Coley Springs
Baptist Church in Afton
by the pastor, the Rev.
Luther Brown. Burial
was in the church ceme
tery.
Mr. Walton, son of
Washington and Liz
Walton, was born in
Paterson, N. J. on June
4, 1963. He died Septem
ber 10 in Greater Pater
son General Hospital in
Wayne, N. J.
While in high school
he excelled in baseball
and football and played
on several outstanding
^eams. He was a
member of Christ
Temple Baptist Church
in Paterson and was
employed for three
years as a clerk for Gen
singer Motor Co. of
Clifton, N.J.
Surviving in addition
to his parents are one
brother, Andre; and his
maternal grandmother,
Mrs. Cora Lee Simms of
Warrenton.
JAKE NORWOOD, JR. .
Funeral services for
Jake R. Norwood, Jr.,
77, of South Hill will be
at 2 p. m. today (Wed
nesday) at Tabernacle
Methodist Church in
Townsville, officiated
by the Rev. Earl Hester.
Burial will be in the
church cemetery.
Norwood died Monday
at Community Memor
ial Hospital in South Hill
after a long illness.
He was a retired
farmer.
Surviving are his wife,
Louise M. Norwood of
the home; a daughter,
Mrs. Ruby N. King of
Chesterfield, Va.; six
brothers, Charlie Nor
wood, Ray Norwood and
Holden Norwood, all of
Townsville, Willie
Norwood of Henderson
and Chambers Norwood
and Stanley Norwood,
both of Norlina; four
sisters, Mrs. Myrtle
Twisdale and Mrs.
Gallic Twisdale, both of
Townsville, Annie
Laura Ash worth of Ox
ford and Martha Wilson
of Weldon, and five
grandchildren.
School Menus
MONDAY - Pizza,
tossed salad with dress
ing, battered corn,
chilled fruit cup.
TUESDAY - Grilled
l^pyhfw meat, French
fries, seasoned green
beans, roll, fruitsicle.
WEDNESDAY -
Meat loaf with tomato
sauce, creamed pota
toes, English peas, hot
THURSDAY - Man
ager's Choke.
FRIDAY - "Fish
wich." cole alaw.
French fries with cat
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All schoote will be
the same lunch
with Norlina
ROSS
Ross Installed
As New Pastor
Baltimore Baptist
Church has installed the
Rev. Ulysses S. Ross of
near Littleton as its new
pastor.
The Rev. Mr. Ross, a
1953 graduate of John R.
Hawkins High School,
attended Nash Tech and
the N. C. Justice Acad
emy. He is now working
toward a degree in
theology at Shaw
University. He is also
pastor of the Oak Grove
Baptist Church in White
Plains, Va.
He is a member of the
Warren County Plan
ning Board and serves
as president of the new
Warren County High
School PTSA.
Employed as a War
ren County magistrate,
he is married to the
former Christine Cle
ments of Northampton
County.
Middle School, John
Graham Middle School
and Warren County
High School having a
second choice.
Breakfast
Breakfast will be
served grades K-6.
MONDAY - Cereal,
fruit, milk.
TUESDAY - Pine
apple round, Juice, milk.
WEDNESDAY -
Cheese toast, bacon,
juice, milk.
THURSDAY -
Manager's choice.
FRIDAY - Buttered
toast with jelly, juice,
milk.
North Warren Class
Has 30th Reunion
The 1962 graduating
class of Warren County
Training School (now
North Warren), held its
first class reunion on
Saturday, Sept. 4.
The day started at
9:00 a. m. in the school
cafeteria with members
of the class meeting for
a get-reacquainted
time. Those attending
were served mini-sand
wiches, grape and
orange juice by the
cafeteria personnel.
After greetings, there
was a brief meeting in
which the group or
ganized a class reunion
committee, and agreed
to meet every three
years. Charles
Coleman, coordinator of
their reunion was elect
ed president, Vernell
Seward was elected sec
retary, and the office of
treasurer was to be ap
pointed later.
Everyone then
adjourned to the
parking lot for more
conversation arid
picture-taking.
At 6:00 p. m. everyone
returned to the
cafeteria, beautifully
decorated in blue and
white, the graduating
class colors, for dinner
and dancing.
The program consist
ed of music rendered by
the Antioch All-Male
Chorus of Henderson.
Scripture and prayer
and words of welcome
were given by the
principal of North
Warren School, the Rev.
W. T. Ramey, III. The
class history was read
by Charles Alexander,
one of the class mem
bers. There was a short
memorial service in
which candles were lit
for the deceased
members of the
graduating class, and
Marion Alexander
Robinson sang "The
Lord's Prayer."
A delicious dinner
consisting of turkey,
dressing, whipped
potatoes and green peas
with apple pie for
dessert was served by
Mrs. Hawkins and Mrs.
Townes and thoroughly
enjoyed by all.
Those class members
attending were: Mervin
Steward and wife;
Mozelle Robinson Alex
ander and husband of
New York; John Ker
sey, Elaris Robinson
and Marion Alexander
Robinson of New
Jersey; Charles Alex
ander and wife; Faulk
ner Jones and wife;
Phillip Russell and
Reginald Paschall of
Philadelphia, Pa.;
James Perry Thornton
and wife of Baltimore,
Md.; Emma I^ea Duns
ton of Washington, D.
C.; Thomas Russell and
wife; Willie Russell and
wife, Catherine Alex
ander Smith and hus
band, and Major Clai
borne of Richmond,
Va.; Rosa Alston Walk
er, husband and
children of Durham;
and Charles Coleman,
Lucille Hunter and
Vernell Seward of Nor
lina and Wise.
Former teacher and
coach, George C. Knox,
was the special guest at
tending.
An enjoyable time
was held by all and
everyone left vowing to
return again in 1985.