FRIDAY, DECEMBER 25,
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The tour was sponsored by th
Christmas. May the C
gladden your hea
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\ to you for a Holic
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Economy Aut
WARREN7
Thank You For Your
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Year! We Look
Forward To Serving ""I
You In I960!
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F D. E. DICKERSON
R. V. ALLEN
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1959
is Shoppii
toys available, the youngster sh
i Tour here on last Thursday al
lontified salesladies and Tour Cos
Warrenton Junior Chamber of
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Be of love and hope /4 j f'3z&c0Z/wi&
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ANTIQUES j;
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lur warmest wishes
iay richly reward- /
r and happiness./
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ON, N. C.
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IN COUNTY
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M. B. HILLIARD
M. C. CLARY
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own above, one of 32 children
ternoon, talks over the probchairman
W Monroe Gardner
Commerce (Staff Photo)
Personal Mention
Miss Sarah Hilah Read of
Jarto. Fla.. arrived this week
>y plane to visit relatives
lere.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Crowdr
of Atlanta. Ga., are guests
if Mrs. W. H. Dameron. They
re recent bride and groom,
ilrs. Crowder is the former
liss Mildred Smith of Warrenon,
daughter of Mr and Mrs.
(enan Smith of Siler City.
Mr. and Mrs Carrol Hamblin
md little daughter. Susan, of
tichmond. Va.. are visiting relitives
here.
Frank Hundley of Tappatannock.
Va . is a guest of
litnmy Beckwith
Prof, and Mrs C. J Bradner
ind sons, Richard and Chappy,
if Greenville are guests of
>lrs V T Lamm.
Dr. VV. P. J. Peete and Dr.
'harles Peete of Durham visted
relatives here this week
Mr and Mrs. Joseph Clark
>f Raleigh spent the weekend
lere.
Mr and Mrs. F W. Reams
/isited relatives in Louisburg
>n Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Corinne Topping of
\orioiK. va , is a guest of Mrs
I W. Seott
Miss Emily Milliard of Gasonia
is visiting relatives here.
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^4 any, many good
wishes to you and your
holiday season IfftJL
just singing gfjt I Mr
with happiness and
Bovd-Bovce J
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WARREN!
Hera's hoping that you
glide through the holidays v
~ care, enjoying all life's gfes
Warrenton So
WARREN
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For Nee
Woman Cries But
There Were No
Children's Tears
The woman cried.
But there were no tears in
I the eyes of some 32 young
Warren County school children
for whom a brighter Christmas
is in store because of an
unique project carried out
| here last Thursday afternoon
by members of the Warrenton
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Local Javcees teamed up to 1
conduct their first Christmas |
! shopping tour as they carried
| the needy children on a search
| for Christmas gifts
The project was headed by
W Monroe Gardner and D. F
Diekerson, local insurance j
agents. Both expressed pleasure
with the tour following]
I me rnursday afternoon affair.
Ten children from the Afton !
| school and 22 youths from the j
. Warrenton school were taken
| on a tour of a large Warren-j
I ton store. The children were
each given $2 50 with which!
to purchase items for them-i
I selves or gifts for friends and j
relatives.
It was in this store that one!
| little fellow with shining face
i looked up at Monroe Gardner (
j and said. "I think you are the
! best man in the world." A J
woman standing nearby wept,
unashamed
j Following the shopping tour, j
the children were given a par-j
ty at Reid's Pastry Shop here
by A. I,. Reid, a member of
i the local Jaycee club.
Members of the Jayeees
were highly pleased with the
' results of the tour and later
! voted to make it an annual
! affair.
1 Money for the project was |
raised here last week by the j
I sale of candy by various mem-j
I bers of the Warrentan Junior;
Chamber of Commerce j
I mr ana airs. w. it. Woodalll
' visited Dr. and Mrs. Dave Tay-I
, loo and family in Washington.
| N. C . (his week.
Mrs. W. R Strickland is vis
iting relatives in Salisbury.
Mr Strickland is visiting rela|
tives in Rocky Mount and j
| Goldsboro
Mr. and Mrs. W. R B-ycej
I are visiting relatives in Wins-|
I ton-Salem.
Mr A. W. Cartv of Belhavenl
| is a guest of Mr and Mrs.
Duke Jones and family. They
will accompany him home on
Saturday, en route to visit relatives
in Florida
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Following Ihe Christmas Sh
them at Reid's Pastry Shop 1
h ;i n ft ill 0 <11 it nnrltad'c r?f eooVi
Club, sponsor of the tour.
Populary Contest
"Mrs. Northside 5
A popularity contest whicl
ended on December 16 nette<
Northside Elementary Schoo
S668.65, and resulted in Mrs
Evelyn W Bullock of th
Ridgeway community bein
crowned "Mrs. Northside."
The event was sponsored b;
the Northside PTA to rais
funds to purchase a projecto
for the school, and result
were reported on Monday b
I,. B. Henderson, principal.
Contests were rated aecorc
ing to the amount of mone;
raised in the contest, Hendet
son said, and Mrs. Bullock wa
winner as the result of raisin
$17100. Other contestant
were Mrs Rosa Boyd, Manso
community. $161.50; Mrs. Lul
Jerman, Norlina communit;
$50.50.
Faculty contributions wer
$273.55.
As we ap
and quiet of t
lo/e fill your heai
We Still Have A Nice S
Also Cut Flow
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Tour, Warren County schoi
lere. A L. Reid, owner of the
es to the children, Reid is a me
Nets School $668;
School" Crowned
I
h Mrs. Eliza Henderson. "Mrs.!
i Northside" of 1958, assisted!
il, Principal Henderson in the;
crowning ceremony. Each of j
ej the contestants was presented;
g a useful gift In addition to,
i the crowning ceremony, a
y Christmas program was pree[
sentcd by a group of pupils, i
rl I-ueky ticket winners were
sj Junius Alston, Warrenton, first'
y prize. $15.00; Mrs Elizabeth'!
Baskervillc. Wise, second
i p r i z e, $100.0; Mrs. Mattie
y | Jones, Norlina. third prize.
-1 $5.00 |
s | Henderson, in making the (
8 announcement, said that he
s wishes to thank everyone who
n helped in any way to make
a this affair a success.
'
| Domestic use of flue-cured
e tobacco from July 1958 to June
1 1959 was 736 million pounds. I
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iproach the peace
he Holy Night may His
t with joy and happiness,
ielection Of Potted Plant*,
ers and Corsages
OWER SHOP
TON, N. C.
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K our good
friends for
their loyal
tronage and
wish them much joy
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throughout the holidays.
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ton; n. c.
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eld Here
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)1 children attend a party given
local bakery, is shown above
mber of the Warrenton Jaycee
(Staff Photo)
More Reason To (live
All the circus folk were
grieving over the death of
Fannie, a very old performing
elephant of whom they were
fond One man was taking it
much harder than the others.
"'"hecr up. fella." said the
aerialist, "grieving won't bring
her back Why take it so
hard?"
"Well, you'd take it hard
too." he replied, "if you had
to dig her grave?with the
thermometer standing at 90!"
Patronize the advertisers.
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With cheery wishes for a hap
season, we greet all our good '
and customers and extend our
the opportunity of serving such
A very Merry Christmas to one
HICK'S
WARRENTf
Pwp may yo
P good cheer aa
dawnt...your Ilea
fiovla( with all ot il
and bountiful bleating
the joya of thia Chriat
very happily through max
THE CmZE
Member Of Federal Dopoe
WARRENTC
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CHRISTMAS
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fVI ay the joy and peace of
Christmas abundantly bless
you now and forevermora...
LANIER
Hardware Co.
WARRENTON, N. C.
Heartfelt thanks for *
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and ail!
GRILL
3N, N. c.
greetings
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rt full to over- iB
?e biftk bappineea ^W|
of tbe Dap. Map
mat bo rema mbered :
ly long pear to come.