FRIDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1ML mmtfM. North CmUu THE WARREN RECORD WinliB. CUM
Negro
FARM AGENT
NEWS
LEONARD C. COOPEH
Negro County A|tnt
L W. MURFREE
Ant. Negro County Agent
4-H LEADERS GUIDE
TOMORROW'S CITIZENS
What is a 4-H Club Leader?
Somewhere between the ster
ness of a parent, and the com
radeship of a pal is that my
sterious creature we call a 4-H
Leader. These leaders come in
all shapes and sizes and may j
be male or female. But they
all have one thing in common
?a glorious twinkle in their
eyes!
Four-H leaders are found
everywhere?at judging con-,
testa, junior fairs, square dances
and talent shows?and are al
ways preparing for, sitting
through, participating in, or
recuperating from a meeting
of some kind. They are tireless
consumers of muffins, expert
at taking knots out of thread,
peerless basketball coaches and
spend hours on the telephone.
A 4-H leader Is many things?
an artist making a float for
the Fourth of July, a doctor
prescribing for an underfed
calf, a counselor at camp, a
lawyer filling out reports and
a shoulder to cry on when
that dress just won't fit. .
Nobody else is so early to
rise and so late home at night.
Nobody else has so much fun
with such a large family of
boys and girls. We sometimes
NOW ON SALE
UNTIL OCT. 21st
? contact ?
Afton ? Mrs. Anna Fuller
Inez ? Mrs. Richard Coleman
Areola ? Mrs. Robert Gupton
Macon ? Miss Nancy Wilson
Warren Plains ? Mrs. Burnette Frazier
Warrenton ? Selby Benton
? Or Any Member Of ?
WARRENTON ROTARY CLUB
First National Bank
IN HENDERSON
4 "BANKING TRUSTS'7
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Member Of The F. D. I. C.
(AHTNC)?Army Specialist Four Edward R. Carroll (right)
>f Norlina, N. C., receives congratulations and a certificate of
ichicvemcnt from Colonel Edward A. Flanders, commander of
he 36th Engineer Group in Korea. Specialist Carroll receiv
;d the award for outstanding service as a clerk in the 526th
Engineer Company. Carroll entered the Army in November
1959, completed basic training at Fort Jackson, S. C., and ar
?ived overseas in September 1960. Specialist Carroll, whose
vife, Joyce lives in Norlina, attended John Graham High
School. Warrenton. His mother, Mrs. Mary R. Carroll, lives on
itoute 1, Warrenton. (U. S. Army Photo)
forget them, but we can't do
without them. They received
no salary, but we can never
repay them.
They are angels in aprons,
saints in straw hats. Their
only reward is the love of the
kids and the respect of the
community. But when they look
around them at the skills they
have taught, and the youth
they have built, there's an in
ner voipe from somewhere that
says, "Well Done."
Facts About Savings Bonds |
Any office or agency that j
renders a service to the gen
eral public is bound to get
lots of letters. Even County
i Agents get quite a few. But
we are told that the Treasury
Department gets a heavy vol
ume of mail from anxious
aeople who want to know if
inything can be done about
heir Savings Bonds that have
>een lost.
The answer, of course, is a
:imple "yes." Because Savings
Bonds are registered in the]
iwner's name, they can be re-1
>laced free of charge by thei
treasury, whether lost, stolen.l
nutilated, or destroyed. I*
You need to remember only |
o write to the Treasury Depart
nent, Washington, D. C. How-|
:ver, you'll get a little faster ]'
iervice by directing your in- (
juiry to the Division of Loans 4
and Currency, 536 S. Clark |
Street, Chicago, Illinois. That's <
he office that actually keeps |
:he records and processes such |
applications. .
Job Is Open At
Local Postoffice
The U. S. Civil Service Com
raission announces an Exaroi
lation to establish a register
>f eligibles for appointment to
he position of Laborer?Cus
odial Service, for the Post
Office Department, Warrenton,
V. C.
Custodial positions are re
stricted by law to persons who
are entitled to Veterans Pre
ference. Applicants will not
je accepted from persons not
entitled to Veterans Prefer
ance.
Forms may be obtained from
:he Post Office, Warrenton, N.
1, between the dates of Octo- (!
NOW! A NEW WORLD OF WORTH!
162 CHEVROLET JOBMASTER TRUCKS
with new High Torque Power!
Hera's new High Torque power for thai let drivers tee up to 10% feet more of
every weight class?light, medium and the road directly ahead. Like Chevrolet's
heavy., .the most powerful enginee In proved Independent Front Suspension for
Chevrolet history... sure saving power even smoother riding, easier working
and dependability for every Job! trucks. Like the heavier duty hypoid rear
There are plenty of powerful reasons for axles for mlddleweights end the rugged
Chevy superiority. High torque reasons, new I-beam front axles* (9,000- or 11,000-lb.
Reasons that range all the way from a capacity) available for extra-tough Jobs on
mighty new High Torque 400 -V8* for Series 00 heavyweights. Like the longer
heavies, right down to the thrifty States ... lived mufflers. Like work-proved Corvalr
Including tno High Torque S01 She* that's OS's (2 pickups and a panel) that haul up to
available for the first time In light-duties. 1,900 lbs. of payload with low-cost dependa
Loads of other reasons, too. Like the new bility and sure roar-engine traction. Like to
work styling with downward-sloping hoods know mors? 8ee your Chevrolet dealer.
Here's new earning power for middle
weights ... rock-bottom maintenance
coats, compact site, low weight, top
torque and top power.
f
4SSVS
Hike;
390 lbs-it torqu*
?S With 16V, per
cent more torque than ever before
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WWSMuMwl evaHab/e from Chevrolet
See your local authorized Chevrolet dealer
BRYS0N CHEVROLET, INC.
"Ik 110 WARRENTON, N. C.
. ber 10 to October 19, 1961. No,
applicentions will be accepted'
after October 19, 1961, accord
ing to Leonard Daniel, post
master.
Marriage Licenses
a
Zeroy Burchette, colored, of
Manson to Maggie Mae Bul
lock of Keats, Va.
Attend Service
Among those attending the
services and picnic lunch at St.
(John's Church, Williamsboro,
I on Sunday were the Rev. and
Mrs. J. M. Stoney, Mrs. W. R.
Baskervill and Mrs. B. B. Wil
liams.
Peeler Discusses
Schools. At Meeting
Legion Auxiliary
J. "R. Peeler, superintendent
of Warren County Schools, was
the guest speaker at the reg
ular meeting of the American
Legion Auxiliary on Thursday
evening of last week. He was
presented by Mrs. J. H. An
drews.
Mrs. W. L. Fuller presided
over the meeting which was
held at the home of Mrs. H.
M. Williams.
Peeler's subject was "Educa
tion in the Warren County
Schools," and he discussed1
progress and the needs of the
schools,
Committee reports were giv
en and a detailed report of
the food booth at the Warren
County Fair was presented by!
Mrs. W. L. Wood, who said \
that the booth did very well
this year and thanked thej
members for their cooperation.!
The final report will be given'
at the next meeting.
Mrs. Wood was thanked for i
her efforts at the booth and 1
Mrs. Leonard Daniel, Unit Sec-1
retary, was given a list of
names of non-members and
companies who contributed to
he success of the booth. These
>eople will be written notes of
ipprcciation. All proceeds will
;o toward rehabilitation work
n the Unit and Veteran hoe
>itals.
Delicious pies and coffee
vere served by the hostesses,
VIesdames H. M. Williams, W.
Bobbitt, A. C. Blalock, Sr.,
tlelen Ellington and S. M.
lardner.
Miss I.ouise Allen was a viat
or in Durham last week.
Mis J. J. Nicholson and Miss
RUie Nicholson have returned
atter visiting relatives and
friends in Hamlet.
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COLONIAL ST0RES|
It's Colonial's Second Big Week!
BRAND NAMES
BONANZA!
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NATUR-TENDER FAMILY STYLE
Chuck Steak ..." 49<
NATUR-TENDER
CHUCK BOAST - 35
ATUR-TENDER BONE IN ? NATUR-TENDER LEAN END BONELESS
lib Roast 59c ? Brisket Roast . . ">. 49c
ATUR-TENDER ROUND BONE 0 NATUR-TENDER BONELESS
Shoulder Roast ">? 47c ? Chuck Roast. .?. u>. 49c
SCAR MAYER # NATUR-TENDER BONELESS
Breakfast Links "> 69c ? Rib Steak ....?>? 99c
US. NO. 1 ALL PURPOSE W . ,E
POTATOES .. 15 39c
CRISP GOLDEN DELICIOUS OR RED JONATHAN
APPLES 4 & 39c
FRESH TENDER
COLLARDS . . 2 " 19c
FANCY PASCAL LONG SHANK
CELERY .... 2 STALKS 25c
FRESH, FULL-OF-MILK
COCOANUTS 2 - 29c
RICES 6000
cSSSSf m/i%iAY' Don't mitt these Bonanza Valuetl
UAWTTTY RIGHTS RESERVED.
NESCAFE' INSTANT
?||ffAa SAVE 40c '1? $Hl9
Hi HI 0NE WITH Y0U* PLEASE.
YOUR CHOICE OF PILLSBURY OR C.S. PREMIUM QUALITY
C. S. Premium
Flour *?? 39
C 5-LB.
% Bag
ONE WITH YOUR $5.00 ORDER, fLEASE.
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50 EXTRA
GOLD BOND STAMPS
WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE OF
28-OZ. OUR PRIDE OLD
FASHIONED POUND CAKE.
IN LOCAL COLONIAL STORES
VOID AFTER OCTOBER IS, MM.
11-5 R-50 C-l
BiiiBBnifl MILD AMERICAN CHEESE
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SEABROOK FARMS ... A QUALITY BRAND
GREEN BEANS
BUTTER BEANS
CUT CORN
GREEN PEAS
* ? . . r\ yynki i i unnnt/
5 OR UD(
10-OZ. PKGS ^H^
FREE
1
50 EXTRA
GOLD BOND STAMPS
WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE OF
ONE QUART C.S. PREMIUM
QUALITY MAYONNAISE.
IN LOCAL COLONIAL STORES *
VOID AFTER OCTOBER 13, IBM. I
11-S R-50 C-I
CHEESE 59
With one pound or more Mild American Cheese
MACARONI
l-OZ. PKG.
CS. ELIOW OR LONG
Ot OH * ? DM .
IF REE
It'a Del Monte Round-up Timet
DEL MONTE YELLOW CLING HALVED OR SLICED
50 EXTRA
- GOLD BOND STAMPS
WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE OF
ONE POUND OR MORE
?ONELESS BEEF STEW.
IN LOCAL COLONIAL STORES
VOID AFTER OCTOBER 15, IBM.
PEACHES . 4 & $1.00
DEL MONTE EARLY
EIEEH PERS
n " " 2 St 25. 2 2X39,
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35 EXTRA If]! Kraft... another Name you know!
GOLD BOND STAMPS
KRAFT
VELVEETA . 2 ?89c
SAVE 2c ON KRAFT MARGARINE
PARKAY ... 2 ? 49c
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