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Future Homemakers Stage Littleton Fashion Show LITTLETON ? Mrs. Francis T. Ricks presented members oi the Future Homemakers oi ^ America'in a fashion show Fri day afternoon in the high school auditorium. With a Christmas setting stockings hanging on a mantle and chairs placed before the | fireplace and a lighted Christ mas tree in a corner of the room, the members modelcc the outfits and dresses thej have been busily making foi the past several weeks. Sandra Walker presented the devotional, "No Room in the Inn." Betsy Clark served as narra tor. The girls and their cos tumes included: Faye Slainback, who model ed a red gabardine jumpci with matching jacket featurin; a stand-up collar; Betty Jean West, wearing t green and white party dress The top was of emerald greei velveteen, with a white chif fon skirt with light greet i ? panel in back o? the skirt; :j Linda Spragins wore a gray : | wool 'plaid skirt with match ing vest; Betty Bobbitt modeled brown Capri pants; Kathy Thorne was dressed In !] red wool kilts, accented by red s fringe and stitched down ? pleats; ij Sally Foster wore gray and I, black kilts. Brenda Hale wore green plaid Capri pants with a matching weskit and red blouse and she had also made a skirt to match this outfit. Lynne Mincher was dressed in a tan background printed shirtwaist dress, trimmed ir gold buttons with pleated skirt With this she wore a hemp r belt. Sandra Stansbury modeled J Magenta pleated wool skirl with matching plaid jacket. Gail Myrick was dressed ir a green printed shirtwaist -Jdress with roll-up sleeves, l Linda Mitchell's outfit was : We hear the wonderful music of Christmas carols and our holiday joy grows and deepens. We want to share it with all our friends, ond to wish them a truly happy season. W. A. Miles Hardware Co. WARRENTON, N. C. Nassau blue skirt with a blue and white cotton long sleeve blouse. Sandra Walker was dressed in a black wool crepe model with cowl collar and rhinestone i Pin. ! Barbara West wore a straight skirt with overlapping vest of ! brown and black wool plaid. Faye Best wore a dark plaid | jumper trimmed in large black , buttons. Camille Bobbitt wore a two piece wool suit of gray-blue, with white blouse and hat to match the suit. Evelyn Keeter modeled a red overblousc, with black and red woolplaid skirt. | Wanda Morris wore a blue print cotton dress made shirt waist style. Pat Sadler's dress was a black wool sheath with three quarter length sleeves and a V-neckline. Kay Barrette modeled a | lemon yellow wool skirt with blue and yellow vest. Gail Ellis wore a brown print shirtwaist model. Patsy Reid was dressed in a green shirtwaist dress with j roll-up sleeves. Alice Ray Newsom wore a printed cotton shirtwaist dress. Janet Taylor wore an old fashioned style red cotton, trimmed in black rick-rack braid. Between acts Sally Foster read "The Night Before Christ mas" to three little children seated before the fire, Mason Hawfield, Ann Spottswood Haw field and Clyde Johnston. Bet ty Jean West did a pantomime and dance to "Jingle Bel! Rock." Dorothy Hilliard wore a red flannel suit with open jacket and three-quarter length ! sleeves. I Ruth Wright was dressed in a blue print shirtwaist dress with knife pleats. Lynn Short's dress was of printed polished cotton with three-quarter length sleeves. Margaret Newsom wore a brown printed shirtwaist dress with pleated skirt, trimmed in white lace. Selma Hudson's dress was of pale blue polished cotton with very full skirt. Blaine Curl was dressed in a brown printed shirtwaist dress with Peter Pan collar and roll-up sleeves. Dorothy King wore a green printed old-fashioned cotton. Harriet Wright modeled a green printed shirtwaist Shirley Reid's dress was of red cotton, made shirtwaist style, accented with black but tons and a black belt. Betty Faye Reid's dress was an old-fashioned style cotton print, trimmed in large black rick-rack braid. Faye Best, Betty Bobbitt and ? ?** b ^cgs SIOiBE Camille Bobbitt sang "0 Holy Night," with Sandra Stansbury accompanying them at the piano. Linda Mitchell sang "I'm Dreaming of a White Christ mas," with Gail Myrick at'the piano. Wanda King wore a blue cot ton print dress made shirt waist styic Betty Sue Brinkley modeled a shirtwaist dress of red cot ton, with full skirt accented by white lace. Linda Spragins wore a red plaid kilt trimmed with black fringe. Annie Shearin's dress was of Royal blue cotton print, made with very full skirt. Lynne Mincber wore a pow der blue two-piece wool suit made with self-covered but tons. Gail Myrick accompanied five girls at the piano when they sang "Deck the Halls." They included Linda Mitchell, Kay Goodrich, Harriett Wright, Ruth Wright and Wanda King. Sally Foster's party dress was of Magenta brocade, ac cented with a rhinestone pin. Brerida Hale's party dress ! was a red top with white eye let over taffeta skirt. The add ed overskirt made a versatile style. Faye Stainback's party dress was a royal blue sheer over rose taffeta. Ruby Newsom wore a green | velveteen party dress with a ' white brocade taffeta skirt. - Sara Ellis modeled an em erald green velveteen party dress with scoop neckline and a rhinestone pin. Kathie Thome's red velve-. teen party dress can be worn with or without the cord belt, according to the narrator. Kay Goodrich modeled a black velveteen party dress with rhinestone pin. Betty Bobbitt's red plaid kilt was trimmed with fringe and with it she wore an olive green blouse. Betty Jean West's turquoise In Memoriam In memory of little Jen Deems Ormsby who died o May 24, 1960. WE MISS VOU Your life was like a candli light; So pure, so brief, but, oh, s bright! With beams of love you fille each heart And made it hard for us t part. We miss your voice, yoi sweet embrace. Your precious smile, yoi angel face. Our hearts are sad, but th we know. When God called, you hi to go! God needed you in Heav< above, To teach his angels how love; He freed your soul, now it c? rise, To lead the angels in Paradis THE FAMILY. wool sheath was topped with a jacket of wool plaid. The high school glee club presented several numbers with Sandra Stansbury as accom panist. The narrator thanked Miss j Ruby Moore for her work with' the glee club and expressed | the regrets of the school that ] Miss Moore was unable to be| there for the performance. She j also thanked Mrs. Bell for. helping the glee club in Miss | Moore's absence. . Santa Claus (Faye Stainback) . and an elf (Betty Bobbitt) | each sang a song, accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Charlotie Stainback Baker. Mr. and Mrs. C. 11. Weston, and family of Franklinton j were visitors here on Sunday i night. Mrs T. F. Stallings attended' the wedding of her sister in Durham on Saturday. Lions Have Annual Children's Party (Omitted Last Week) The Warrenton Lions Club held its annual Christmas chil dren's night at the Country Club on Tuesday night, featur ed by a Christmas film, shown , by Frank Reams ,and the pre sentation of gifts by Santa to! each of the children. Cookies ana punch wereserv-] ed to some 55 children and 20 , Lions during the evening. The party was staged under ( the direction of a Christmas program committee. Pete Bur-' rows was chairman of this' committee. Other members1 were N. M. Hilliard, Billy Bugg, John Andrews and Bill Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Charles John son and little son of Kinston will be holiday guests of Mrs. S. L. Crinkley. Attend Funeral Among out-of-town relatives' and friends here for the fun-j eral of Mrs. W. M. Gardner on' Sunday afternoon were Dr. and j Mrs. Elwood Colcy of Lumber ton, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Harris of Greenville, Captain and Mrs. J. C. Harris of Hampton, Va., Mrs. J. H. Aldridge and son of Kinston, Mr. and Mrs. Burgess Griffin of Woodville, Mrs. J. T. Bell of Littleton, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fleming of Vieksboro, General and Mrs. C. T. Bowers J of Raleigh, Mrs. Mary Blaylock' and son, Gilbert, of Henderson, I Mr. Bobby Blaylock of EMI,| Salemburg, Mr J C. Gardner] of Henderson. Soldier'* Address The address of Jesse N. Pul ley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Silas M. Pulley is Pvt. Jesse N. Pul ley, RA 14755015, 142 Sig. Bn. (AO), Liaison and Maintenance Det., APO 189, New York, N. Y. Sadler's Address Gene Thompson of. Elberon has recently joined the U. S. Navy and his address is: Gene rhompson, SR 5482260, Co. 621, U. S. Naval Training Center, San Diego,'California. Miss Carolyn Satterwhite of Washington, D C., is here for he holidays. m May this holiday season Bring you a full measure of happiness And may the year ahead be brimful of good cheer, good fortune and good fanning. Your Authorized ALUS-CHALMERS Dealer Warenton Livestock Market I\ B. CREECH, Owner WARRENTON, N. C. MUNN'S TEXACO Tel. 588-6 WARRENTON, N. C. Interested in a one-stop shopping list for Christmas? It's easy to fill the family stockings with something special for every mem ber of the family. A visit to a nearby electric appliance dealer will help you select gifts that are both practical and appreciated. For Mother there are scores of timesaving, small appliances to brighten her holiday as well as save her time, steps and efiort for years to come. For Dad, you'll find power tools or perhaps an electric razor. And for the children, there are electrical toys as well as more practical gifts. Why not solve your family gift problem with a one-stop shop ping trip to a nearby appliance dealer? When you give better electrically, you're sure to please that "someone special." f'WVC BETTER\ ELECTRICALLY \ Visit your electric 1 '^appliance dealer / ( CAROLINA POWER $ LIGHT COM An investor-owned, taxpaying, public utility company \UOlCil REJOICE t As glad tidings sound forth, we wish for you and your loved ones a Christmas filled with re foicing and with every blessing. Loughlin & Goodwyn Jewelers A. C. Fair Mr*. W. P. Rod well Jr. Mr*. Albert Lynch Julian J. Smith WARRENTON, N. C.
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