FASHION SHOW MODELS?Members of the Home Economics Classes Two and Three at
John Graham High School on last Friday morning included the high school girls pictured
above. Among the models were, left to right. Margie" Thompson, Loretta Lynch, Virginia
Walker, Linda Carroll, Brenda Cottrcll, Brenda Clark, Ann King and Sarah Ann Fuller. These
girls were wearing clothing representative of the various fashions shown during the fashion
show presented during a chapel program at the local school. Each girl made the garment
which she modelled in the show. Mrs. Leonard Daniel was pianist for the occasion and
Miss Nancy Wilson was announcer. Several vocal numbers were given by Miss Emily Ride
out. (Staff Photo)
One Hurt When Cow Struck
A 32-year-old Warren County ; 8:30 p. m. Wednesday. i
man suffered minor injuries, John Owen Kearney, Negro
when the automobile in which ! of Rt. 2, Warrenton, was taken
he was a passenger struck a to Warren General Hospital
cow five miles west of nere at here for treatment of minor
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facial lacerations following the
accident. John Edward Hy
man, 16, of Rt. 1, Warrenton,
told Trooper W. E. Brown that
several cows were in the path
of his eastbound automobile on
the Warrcnton-Henderson high
way and that he was unable
to avoid a collision with one
of them. The cow was killed.
Funds Requested
For Salvation Army
By N. M. Hilliard
Donations for needy Warren
County families have been re
quested here by N. M. Hilliard,
chairman of the Warren Coun
ty service unit of the Salva
tion Army.
Calling for donations of
clothes, food, cash and toys to
brighten the holiday season for
needy families, Hilliard said
that the local unit was respon
sible for passing on donations
to more than 50 needy families
last Christmas season.
"This year let the Salvation
Army be your messenger of
good cheer at Christmas time.
Donations may be mailed to A.
A. Wood, secretary of the
Warren County unit, Warren
ton, N. C.," Hilliard said.
Stalled Truck
Demolished When
Struck By Train
A pickup truck was demol
ished two miles north of Wise
shortly before 11 p. m. Wed
nesday when it was struck by
a northbound freight train.
State Trooper W. E. Brown
said the truck became stuck on
the Seaboard Airline Railway
tracks near the North Warren
THE FAMOUS
LEE Brand
VOTE FOR
Quota* and Aueumenti
On December 12
LEIGH'S
Quality Clothing
I OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT
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The Board of County Com-*
missioners had a full day at
their regular meeting on -Mon
day?interrupted for more than
an hour for a hearing on sub
division regulations?with ad
journment coming slightly after
5 o'clock in the afternoon.
In addition to the hearing
on the subdivision regulations,
the ordering of a bond issue
for schools, the drawing of a
jury for the January term of
court, and the appointment of
listtakers, the commissioners
disposed of a number of minor
matters as well as transacting
the usual amount of routine
business.
Edward B. Harris was ex
empted from the payment of a
county's peddlars license until
January 1 on account of his
being a veteran of World War
II. Action of the board was
taken afler Harris had appear
ed before the board to ex
plain that he was partly dis
abled and unable to hold a
High School and that the
tr; In's operators were unable
to avoid a collision.
A crewmen, O. R. Baker,
said the train was travelling
approximately 50 miles an
hour when the truck was hit.
Officers said the truck was
owned by Boyd C. Edwards, 49
year-old Hawtree Township
farmer.
Fire companies from War
renton and Norlina were call
! ed to the scene after the
' wrecked truck caught fire. The
bla7e was contained with no
damage occurring to any prop
' erty except the vehicle.
Christmas Gifts
For Needy Sought
By Welfare Dept.
Persons wishing to extend
Christmas joy to needy persons
and families throughout War
ren County may do so by mak
ing contributions of cash, food,
clothing and toys to the War
ren County Welfare Depart
ment.
Superintendent Julian Farrar
said yesterday that the local
department is making plans for
the distribution of these need
ed items and persons interest
ed in making donations could
contact the local department
for arrangements on delivery
of the Items.
regular job. He told the com
missioners that he wanted to
be permitted to sell some items
lor Christmas.
Offices in the court house
will be closed on Saturday, De
cember 23 and will rc-oper. on
Wednesday, December Z'l lor,
the Christmas holidays, the
commissioners decided. The'
board also ordered that the
court house be closed on Jan- ?
uary 1 (or the New Year's >
holiday. i
The board ordered that de-|
linquent taxes for 1960 be
turned over to the county at
torney for collection.
An amount of $25.(XT was
appropriated from the General!
Fund as a Christmas offering
to the Caswell Training School.
The commissioners agreed to
appropriate $600 for part time
clerical help for the office of
Soil Conservationist Nat White
The action of the commission
ers was taken after the Soil
Conservation Committee, com
posed of A. S. Bugg, Walter
Manley Martin
Named Treasurer
National Ass'n
A Warrenton man has been
elected treasurer of the Nat
ional Water Well Association.
Manley S. Martin, former
president of the N. C. Well
Drillers Association, was elect
ed to the post at a meeting
held at Miami Beach, Fla.,
from November 26 through De
cember 2. I
Mrs. Martin was named
treasurer of the association's
auxiliary in connection with
her husband's election.
Martin is currently secretary
and treasurer of the N. C. Well
Drillers Association and execu
tive secretary and treasurer of
the South Atlantic Well Drill
ers Jubilee, an organization en
compassing North and South
Carolina and Virginia.
In addition to well drillers
from this country, the Miami
meeting was host to represent
atives of several foreign coun
tries.
An estimated 39 per cent of
the North Carolina cotton acre
age was adequately treated for!
insects in 1961.
Smiley and W. H. Bender, had
appeared with White to point
out the need for this assist
ance and to ask for an appro
priation for this purpose.
The commissioners donated
$100 for the Memorial Recrea
tion Forest, Inc., located in the
southern part of Warren
County.
Bond renewal certificates'
were received for Wiley W.
Vaughan, constable; Elwood J.
Burgess, constable; Arthur Pet
tis Rodwell, Jr. Auditor; and
Sam E. Allen, Register of j
Deeds. j
The Board reviewed all bonds |
of the county officials and ]
found the same to be in ordc..'
Water Cut-off
Watei usi ~s in West Warren
renton hav?_ been warned of a
disruption in the town-furnish
ed water supply on Saturday.
Water Superintendent H. R.
Skillman said water would be
cut off to customers on West
Franklin Street and branching
streets from a point near
White's 'Gin westward to the
Prison Camp Road.
The water supply will be cut
off at 2 p. m. Saturday and
will remain off for approxi
mately two or three hours, the
superintendent said.
Skillman said the interrup
tion was necessitated by re
pairs on a fire hydrant near
the John R. Hawkins High |
School. The work is being,
done on Saturday in order to
avoid disrupting service during
school hours. The Warren'
County Prison Camp will not j
be affeced by the disruption,'
he said.
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# Arrangements
a Plants
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WARRENTON, N. C.
SHOP ROSE'S IN WARRENTON AND SAVE ON
YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR THE ENTIRE
FAMILY.
THRIFTY-PAK GIFT WRAP Reg. $1.98
6 Rolls ? Assorted Colors Now 97c
LADIES' ITALIAN
32-PIECE
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DINNERWARE SET
Beautfiully Styled
Assorted Colors
GOLDEN WHEAT DESIGN
Reg. $2.99
Reg. $8.99
Now $1.77
Now Only $4.99
CHRISTMAS CARDS
Box Of SO
Reg. $1.00
Now Only 77c
3 PIECE TABLE AND CHAIR SET
Formica Top
Reg. $14.99 Now Only $10.99
OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 9s00 P M FOR YOUR
SHOPPING CONVENIENCE
fiZPSES
VALUE-VARIETY
N. M. HILLARD, Mgr. WARRENTON, N. C.