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Lions District Governor Visits Warrenton Club The meeting of the Warren ton Lions Club at Hotel War ren on last Friday night was featured by the annual visit of District Governor A. D. Pierce oi Goldston, governor of dis trict 31G. He was accompani ed to Warrenton by Mrs. Pierce, who was a guest of the club. Governor Pierce discussed the aims of Lionism for this year, stressing the I.ions In ternational goal of 100,000 good new members, making Lions International a world-wide or ganization of more than 700, 000 members. Not only is it necessary to select good members, Lion Pierce said, but to properly introduce them to the club and assign them to commit , toes so they will become indoc i trinated with the spirit of ; Lionism. I Active Lions dedicated^ to j Lionism, he said, could do | much for world peace byhelp ing their fellowman. The District Governor also I j announced Lion conventions for the year He said the mid winter Convention of District 31G would be held in Rocky Mount in January and that the State Lions Convention would [ be held at Carolina Beach the i early part of June. The Inter national Convention will be j Nice, France, the latter part j of next June in honor of Lions ( International President Per Stahl' of Sweden, who is Lions International's first European president. A large delegation [ from the state and nation Is expected to attend this meet j ins, he said. The district governor praised | the local Lions Club for its work, and said that District 131C1. of which the Warrenton ' Club is a part, was the out standiw district in activities throughout Lions International in 1960-61. Following the dinner meet ing. Governor Pierce met with the board of directors and dis cussed club activities and goals for the district for the coming year President Duke Jones presid ed over the meeting. IJon Monroe Gardner led fn club singing with Lioness Nellie Gardner at the piano The Rev. E. W. Baxter gave the invocation. Mrs. Whitford Is Philathea Presidenl Mrs. C. V. Whitford of War renton was installed as presi dent of the V. L. Pendleton Philathea Class of the Warren ton Baptist Church at the class' regular meeting on Tuesday night. The meeting was held in the home of Mrs. H. P. Rcid, with Mrs. Roy Daniel and Mrs. J. T. Vaughan serving as joint hos tesses. Other officers installed were Mrs. W. L. Wood, first vice president; Mrs. E R Wood, second vice-president: Mrs. I.. O. Robertson, third vice-presi dent, Mrs. D P. Blaylock, sec retary-treasurer; Mrs. M. P Carroll, assistant secretary treasurer; Miss Mamie Gardn?r, teacher; and Mrs John Bell, assistant teacher. A short business session was presided over by the Class' president, Mrs. I.. C Davis. Mrs. John Bell had charge of the devotional Following re ports by various committee members, the installation of the new officers was held. CARDS (Continued from page 1) but exemptions for graduating seniors may be allowed for those pupils for each subject with an achievement level of i 90-100 for last semester in that subject. If examinations are given for grades 1-8 no exemptions are permitted. Examinations are recommended in grades -Mr ~" Examination grades (any grade level), mid-term or fin al, may not constitute more than one fourth of the semester Grade. The remaining three fourths of the semester grade is to be derived from test scores, homework, daily work, i and classroom participation and performance. Report cards in Warren ; County are to be issued six times a year, at intervals of six weeks, for all grades. FUNDS (Continued frorn page 1) j year are: Charlotte, $662,782.50; : Greensboro, $443,764.28; Wins-j ton-Salem, $367,231.12; Raleigh,; $313,540.29; Asheville, $261,-1 366.98; Durham. $250,573.10. Smallest allocation again this year went to Falkland in Pitt County with an allocation of $292.02 In the eleven years in which Powell Bill allocations have been distributed, a total of $66,157,066.05 has been distrib uted. and the group of partici pating municipalities has grown from 386 to 415 Half of each year's alloca tion is divided among all qual ified municipalities on the basis of relative 1960 U. S. census population. This year's per capita rate is $1.92 as compar ed with last year's $2.30. The remaining half of the allocation is divided among all qualified municipalities on the basis of relative milage of non-State System or local streets. This year's per mile rate is $453.12. SCHOOLS indicated they would take their pupils transfer fight to the State Supreme Court. However. Peeler said Monday a leader of the group told him they had not decided whether to appeal. He added he met with the man Saturday "in hopes that all the students Renew your subscription. FCX FALL HARVEST - SALE SEPTEMBER 4-16 REDUCED PRICES ON FARM AND HOME SUPPLIES FREE VALVE STEM CAPS Just for coming in to lee u? during our FALL HARVEST SALE UNICO 12M MOTOR OIL REG- $2.70 SALE $1.80 for 6 one qt. cons Om oil for year 'round use. Mitymito Sr. BATTERY CHARGER Reg. $6 49 S/4 Amp. SALE WORK GLOVES No. 3117 $1.39 SALE 99f ALUMINUM GRAIN SCOOP No. UTBAA 14. Reg. $7.95 SALE $5.95 POST HOLS DIGGER >. A-4 ATIAS Reg. $5.82 SALE $<29 COUNTRYMAN AXE 3 V. Fooml BROOM RAKE No. BR 33 % , ROUND PptMT SHOVEL No. R-247 Reg. $1.24 SALE 99# Dor. 4 R#g. $3.75 SALE $IJf arren FCX Service Bob Joon* M?r. 6 Macon St. Warronton, N- C. coitld be back in school. 1I< assured me they would be in school Monday." Peeler said the closing -tit the Snow Hill school amount' to a consolidation of the schoo with the Hawkins unit. Peeler stated he met with patrons of the Snow Hill School Friday and told them that the School Board had de cided to transfer the students tc the Hawkins School. "They were quite happy with the transfer," he added. Births Mr. and Mrs. Billy O'Neal of Rt. 1, Warrenton. announce the birth of a daughter in War ren General Hospital on Sep tember 11. Mrs. O'Neal is the former Miss Melha Bryant of, Harnett County. Mr. and Mrs. Earlie Shearin of Rt. 1, Warrenton. announce the birth of a son in Warren General Hospital on Septem ber 14. Mrs. Shearin Is the former Miss Julia Fleming of Warrenton. A CORRECTION A statement in last week's report of Recorder's Court j said that "Woodrow Cecil! Comer, non-support. A two- j year jail sentence was suspend ed for two years provided de fendant supports his child ade-; quately and pays court costs." j The sentence should have | read, "provided defendant sup ports his wife." We regret the j error. Patronize the advertisers. ' REV. C. C. ALLEN Allen To Conduct C. Of G. Revival The ? Rev. C. C. Allen of Greenville. S. C.. will be the guest speaker at a series of evival -services scheduled to ?cgin at Warrenton's Church ?f God on Septemher 20. The revival services, sche liiled to begin nightly at sev ?>n o'clock. will continue '.hroughout the week. An invi tation to the public has been >xtended by the pastor. Woman's Club Holds Meeting LITTLETON ? The Little ton Woman's Club held its first meeting of the 1961-62 year on Thursday night of last week at Person's Ordinary at 8 o'clocV Mrs. William Skinner presided over the meeting. Mrs Skinner named some of her committees and acknowl edged a gift of an antique bed from Harvey Haithcock of Macon. The club members agreed tb purchase a book for the recording of memorial gifts. Iced drinks, cookies and cheese nips were served. Attends Meeting Miss Bettye Timberlake King represented the Warren Coun ty Health Department at the Eastern District Public Health Meeting in Morehead City last Tuesday and Wednesday. She participated in the program of the Secretarial and Statistical Section. Picnic Held The Wise Home Demonstra tion Club held their annual picnic supper on Thursday afternoon in the Recreational Center with around 100 attend ing, including members, their families and friends. Use the WARREN THEATRE WARRENTON, N. C. TEL. 318-1 Air Conditioned For Your Comfort SUNDAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY Sunday Show* 3:00 Night 7:30 - 9:30 Matinee 3:15 Night 7:30 - 9:30 WEDNESDAY ANTHONY QU1NN -- YCK< NI ? in ? SAVAGE INNOCENTS Matinee 3:15 Night 7:30 - 9:30 THURSDAY AND FRIDAY |< eoaa taki oven a ocisha Housei \ z qeih'dmii dLuN FORD DONALD O'CONNOR Matinee 3:15 Nishl 7:30 ? 9:30 SATURDAY JACK NICLSON ? GEORGI ANN A CARTER WILD RIDE ? ALSO ? Daw&flfc Thrill AMUttjHil I Si mm Saturday Show* Continuous 2:00-11:00 fe * Mrs. Shearin Feted At Stork Shower LITTLETON ? Mrs. Paul Shearin was entertained Wed nesday nighr at a pink and hlue shower at 'the home of Mrs. M J. Spraggins. Mrs. Lloyd Newsom was co-hostess. The decorations in the living room were a blue china minia ture bassinet filled with pink and blue flowers from the! flower garden. mis. aneann was presenter a corsage of baby articles upor her arrival. Mrs. Willard Pittman wor the door prize. Contests and games were played with prizes going to Mrs. Palmer Newsom, Mrs. Louise Salmon, Mrs. M. J. Spr-/Iglns, Mrs. Sammle lies and Mrs. Conzell Little. Mrs. Shearin was presented a shower of gifts which she opened and displayed. The hostesses served pink and blue cupcakes, mi.ts. nuts and iced drinks to the honoree and to Mrs. Clarence Jenkins of Calvary, Mrs. Willard Pitt man of Roanoke Rapids, Mrs. Robert Salmon, Mrs. Louise Salmon. Mrs. Palmer Newsom, Mrs. Simmie Isles, Mrs. Conzell Little, Mrs. Roy Salmon, Eliz ibeth Lane Salmon, and Mary Mary Frances Little, all of Ep vorth. near Littleton. Students Given Going-Away Party ? LITTLETON?Beth Rose and Stephen Acai were honored at a going-away party at the Presbyterian Manse, home of the Rev. and Mrs. Levy Hum phries and daughtef, Cindy, on Saturday night. Steve has been president and Beth has been treasurer of the Fellow ship group. Each of them re ceived many gifts. Beth entered Stratford Junior College in Danville, Va., Mon day. Steve left Wednesday for Fork Union Military Institute. The group enjoyed games and dancing. Refreshntfents cold drinks, potato chips and cookies. Those attending, in addition to the honors's, were George Threewitts, Jr., Mike Williams,' Jimmy Harvey, Faye Best. LITTLETON NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Shearin and son, B. B., 'Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Shearin and children accompanied Miss Sandra Shearin to Louisburg College on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Neatbery of Halifax visited Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Shearin on Sunday. Mrs. Sadie Bobbitt, Mrs. Alma Webster, Miss Mina Reid, Mrs. F.mmrtt Read and Roy Wright visited Mrs. Garland Wilkerson in Oxford on Sun-, day. Mr. and Mrs. Spruce Riggan and children, Wayne and John, of Mountain View were Sun-' day visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Macon Moore, Sr. Mr. Jim Riggan of Macon is spending sometime with Mr. and Mrs. Ed W. Liles. Mr. Harvey L. Paynter visit-] ed Mr.'and Mrs. Clarence Cun j James Perkinson, Faye Stain back, Judy Woodburn, Lynnc Mincher, Faye Salmon, Eddie Perkinson. Bobby Moore, John Skinner Acai, Charles Atkins, Lynne Short, Benny Harris, Judy lies, W. G. Pike, Jackie Buffalo, Dickie lies and Gail Myrick. We Service Any Make Sewing Machine ALLEN L. KING Warren Record Office WARRENTON, N. C 303-1 PHONE 496-0 ?? -* >. ningham and Mrs. BUI Conlo; in Wise on Sunday. Missee Jane-Acre* and Bett Rose left' Monday to be git studies at Stratford Hall Tjn lor College in Danville, Va Miss Aeree was accompanied by her parents, Mr. and Mrs J. Brantley Acree. Miss Rose was accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Dennis A. Rose who also returned the same day. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Paynter and sons of Mount Gilead were guests of Mr. and MrsJ James A. Myrick Sunday. Mrs. Loyd Salmon and Mrs. Harvey L. Paynter and sons visited Mrs. David Fountain and Mrs. Jack Davis on Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Macon Moore, Sr., and Miss Fannie Moore at tended a 50th wedding anni versary reception in Jackson in Sunday afternoon in honor if Mr." and Mrs. Joseph Calll lan. I Mr. and Mrs. Travis White Mr. and Mrs. Herbert eon and daughter, Diane, j Richmond, Va., visited Mr.. Mrs. Hugh Lee Salmon, Virgie Reid and Mrs. Gray over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Ed wards of Portsmouth, Vs. vis* lted Mr. and Mrs. Jesse M. Pcrkinson over the weekend and also visited in LumbertoP Cards of Thanks Copy for cards of thanks must be in this office b^r Tuesday night, earlier possible, accompanied by 00c to cover cost of insertion. We wish, to take this oppor tunity to ~ thank our friends and relatives for'the many acts at kindness and expressions Of sympathy shown during the re :cnt illness and death of our mother, Mrs. R. C. Neal. THE CHILDREN Good Food - Good Service % ? ? ? THE DINING ROOM AT Colonial Motor Lodge In Norlina Is Open From 6:00 A. M. To 12 Midnite We Specialize In SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN, STEAKS and SEAFOOD. We Also Have Private Dining Room And We Cater To Parties, Club Meetings, Receptions And Banquets. Tel. Norlina 969-1 LEIGH'S of NORLINA rare beauty bloom in two rooms . BY FIELDCREST - ? , ? _ newest 'one look' coordinated fashions for bed and bath > Roses in luxuriant profusion blush with beauty in your .bedroom and bath. Rich-petalled blooms are printed on sheets '' and cfaes, blankets and towels . . . complemented by coordinated -solid tone bedspread, towels and shower curtain. Printed Duracale sheets: twin *8.98} full 4.98; pillow case $1.86. Matching blanks* |i $10.98. Coordinated solid color bedspreads: twin $9.98; foil $9.98. Printed fringed towels: bath $1.98; guest $1.19; wash cloth .46; I* fingertip .69; bath mat $8.98. Coordinated solid color towels: bath $1.98; guest $1.19; Wash cloth .45. Coordinated solid color shower curtain $7.98. I RRgwKaffiE
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