News and Events of Interest To Norlina Readers
MRS. IMOGENS ARNOLD, Editor
Mrs. R. W. Bailey and son
Bobby, and Mrs. Nancy O'Nea
and daughter, Mitzy, of Nor
folk were weekend guests o:
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Nance. Th<
group visited Mr. Bailey ai
Duke Hospital on Saturday.
Dr. and Mrs. H H. Fostei
visited relatives in Ahoskie or
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Marie Taylor of Ral
eigh visited Mr. and Mrs. C P
Rooker last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. P E. Brauer
spent several days last week
with Dr. and Mrs. John Doy
ton and Jack at Portsmouth.
Mrs. Mamye W. Hicks and
Mrs. Estelle H. Heeman of
Richmond, Va., visited Mrs. J.
P. Williams over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Thaxton
spent several days this week
in Goldsboro with Mr. and
Mrs. James L. Thaxton and
family.
Mr. Marvin Hardy is a pa
tient at Duke Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Brauer
visited their son. Julius Brauer.
in Raleigh last Sunday.
Mr. E. L. Perry is receiving
treatment at Veterans Hospital
in Durham.
Mrs. Roy Daniel is a patient
at Maria Parham Hospital in
Henderson.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hayes spent
several days this week with
her daughter, Mrs. Merian
Johnson, in Tarboro.
Mr and Mrs. George B. Rob
inson and baby of Raleigh
were wo^cnd guests of Mr.
and Mrs. George Robinson.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Wilson
of Clinton and Mrs. Mary
Ruth Jones and Miss Toiie
High of Red Oak were visitors
in the Overby and Arnold
home last Sunday.
Mrs. Kenneth Davis of Nor
folk Va., visited her parents,
Mr.' and Mrs. R. H. Clarke,
this week.
Mrs. Roy Overby and Mr
and Mrs. W. R Shearon of
Wake Forest were Sunday
night dinner guests of Mr and
Mrs. J. S. Coxe of Raleigh.
Mrs. Frances Davis and Mrs.
J. W. Stegall have returned to
their homes from Duke Hos
pital, Durham.
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Jones
and sons, Ronny and Terry
and Mrs. White of Sanford
were weekend guests of Mrs.
White" daughter, Mrs. W. D.
Harris, and Mr Harris at Wise,
Parents Guests At
Children's Program
The pupils of Yancey Kin
dergarten invited their parents
to the kindergarten room last
Wednesday night to share
with them some of the things
they had learned during the
year. . .
After the program?in which
Al Whittimore, Bobby Dean
Bolton, Tony Edgerton, George
Bobbitt, Sally Perkinson, Kim
Harris, Mabel Yancey and
Debbie Stegall took part?re
freshments were enjoyed by
the group. ,, .
Mrs Yancey discussed
Check List for Kindergarten
Children of Social and Emo
tional Maturity, Physical Ma
turity. Mental Maturity, and
Books.
Miss Clarke Speaks
At Club Meeting
A teenager's opinion of some
of the ways in which adults
can help and understand youth
was the topic of an interesting
talk given by Miss Dinah
Clarke, a member of the Jun
ior Class at the Norlina High
School, to members of the Lit
erature and Music Club. She
was introduced by Mrs. G. B.
Harris, who was in charge of
the program on "Home Life."
The meeting was held In the
home of Mrs. L. W. Bowers
with Mrs. Harris as co-hostess.
The Bowers' home was beau
tifully decorated in a Valen
tine motif.
After a business session
conducted by Mrs. Dwight
Scotten, the hostesses served
a delicious iced course with
straws and coffee.
Baptist Circles
To Hold Meetings
Baptist Circles will meet
next Monday as follows:
The Margaret Mitchell Cir
cle will meet at the home of
Mrs. M V. Taylor at 10 a. m.
Lola-Sue Circle will
at the home of Mrs. Jim
Lord at 3 p. m.
On Honor Ron
of Ray Traylor
Bowen of the
grade of Norlina High
were inadvertently
in the publication of
rpO students of the
v" yr,-MT-gy jrw- x-. ,?K?
MRS. RAY GENE I.EDFORD
Nancy Jo Paschall And
Ray Gene Ledford Wed
In a ceremony of beauty and
dignity, which took place on
Saturday evening at 7:30 in <
Zion Methodist Church, Miss
Nancy Jo Paschall became the'
bride of Ray Gene Ledford.
The bride is the daughter of i
Mr. and Mrs. Alton William
Paschall of Norlina and the'
groom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs John T. Ledford of
Moultrie, Ga. The Rev. D. F.
Funderburk officiated.
The bride, given In marriage I
by her father, wore a gown of
silk taffeta, styled with a por-l
trait neckline re-embroidered
with heirloom lace and seed^
pearls. Lace appliqued on the!
molded bodice accented the
bouffant skirt, which ended in i
a Cathederal train. Her finger-j
tip veil cascaded from a head-|
piece of taffeta and seed pearls.
She carried a white Bible, top-'
ped with an orchid.
Miss Peggy McCracken of(
Charlotte, maid of honor, wore
a floor-length taffeta dress of
American Beauty rose with -
matching headband and veil.)
She carried a colonial boquet
of pink carnations and blue |
iris. Mrs. Hal Paschall, sister
in-law of the bride, was mis
tress of ceremony.
Don Chiofolo of Charlotte
served as best man. Ushers
were Hal L. Paschall of Nor
lina, brother of the bride, and
William N, Craft of Norlina,
cousin of the bride.
The Rev. Billy Fallaw, vocal
ist, sang, "Oh Love Divine,"
"Perfect Love," and "The|
Wedding Prayer," accompanied
by Howard Lee Stultz, organ
ist, cousin of the bride.
The bride is a graduate of
Norlina High School, Woman's
College of UNC, University of
Pennsylvania and for the past
three years has been employed
as Physical Therapist at the
Miller Clinic in Charlotte. Ef
fective March 1, she will bej
Physical Therapist at Wake)
County Cerebral Palsy and Re
habituation Center in Raleigh.)
The bridegroom is a grad-j
uate of Moultrie High School i
! and has served four years in
the U. S. Air Force. He is now
an Insurance Adjustor with
the Dixie Fire and Casualty
Co., Raleigh.
The couple will reside at
1006C Braden St., Raleigh.
Attend Wedding
Among out-of-town persona
attending the wedding were
Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Dowman
and children, Miss Maria Ken
nedy, Mr. and Mrs. C. L.
Snuggs, Miss Mickey Barefoot,
Miss Dolly Venderllp and Miss
Ruth Holland of Charlotte;'
Miss Peggie Limer of Clinton;!
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Limer of,
Halifax; Miss Camile Hicks and1
Mrs. Jerry King of Rocky I
Mount; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cray
and son of Atlanta, Ga.; Mr. |
and Mrs. John L. Ledford of
Moultrie, Ga.; Mr. and Mrs. W. i
S. Terrell, Jr., of Dunn; Mrs. I
Estelle H. Heeman and Mrs.
Mamye W. Hicks of Richmond,
Va.; Mrs. Ronth Dixson, Miss
Ann Parish, Mrs. Silas Per
kinson, Mrs. C. E. Wilson, Sr.,
Mr. Robert M. Wilson, Mrs.
| George B. Robinson, Mrs. Dor.
"* -*? -?*? ?? ?? m ?m _ I
othy Collins, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Dabbln, Mr. W. R. Parker and
'Irs. Grace Perkinson of Ral
?igh; Mr. and Mrs. Yancey
Jordon of South Hill, Va.; Mr.
ind Mrs. C. T. Knott of Ox
ord; and Miss N'ell Hinson of
iylvia.
Wedding Luncheon
Mr. and Mrs. Martin F.
layes entertained at a lunch
on at their home on Satur
lay of last week for the Led
ord-Paschall wedding party
ind several guests from Char
otte.
The Hayes home was beauti
ully decorated for the occa
ion.
The bride-elect received a
ovely corsage of white flow
rs. Book matches were made
nto attractive place cards.
The menu?consisting of to
nato aspic, country ham, corn,
itringbeans, turkey, dressing
ind gravy, a relish dish, hot
oils, coffee, tea, ice cream
opped with cherries and heart
ihaped party cakes?was serv
-d buffet style.
Cake-Cutting
Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Foster
rntertained at a cake-cutting
it their home, honoring Miss
s'ancy Jo Paschall and Ray
3ene Ledford, Friday night
following the wedding re
learsal.
The traditional green and
white motif was used in the
dining room. After the hon
orees had cut the first slice
from the four-tiered cake
guests were srerved cake
cream, nuts and mints by Mrs
S. N. Hawks, Sr., Mrs. J. T
Walker and Mrs. Martin Hayes
Guests included the families
members of the wedding party
out-of-town guests and a fev
close friends of the family.
Jr. Woman's Club
Holds Meeting
The Norlina Junior Woman'
Club held its regular meetim
last Thursday night in thi
Norlina School Cafeteria.
After the club collect wa
read the devotional was pre
Bented by Mrs. Margie Daniel.
Miss Bobbie L. Prichard, i
music supervisor, gave an ir
teresting program on "Musi
In Schools," discussing th
trends of modern day teacb
ing in music and how musri
should fit in with other schoo
curriculum. Miss Pritchari
was presented a gift from th
club.
After the business of th
meeting, a report was giver
by Mrs. Helen Henderlcks or
the trip to Murdoek Trainin;
School at Butner. Eleven menr
ben visited the school thi
month.
Each member brought
baby gift to be sent to Th
Children's Home Society t
Greensboro. This is a stat
project of the Junior Woman'
Clubs. Final plans were mad
for the pancake supper on Fr
day night
The hostesses, Mrs. Walte
Newman, Mrs. C. A. Hicki
Mrs. Earl Stetgall and Mr
Jimmle Webb, served panel
decors tetd cakes, nuts an
mints to tha twenty member
A. A. Circle Meets
With Mrs. Wemysi
- The Annie Armstrong Mis
sionary Circle of the Norlin:
Baptist Church met Monday
night at the home of Mrs
Gladys Wemyss with Mrs. Jear
Williams as joint hostess. Mrs
A. S. Wyckoff, circle chair
man, led the devotional and
presided over the routine bus
iness session.
Mrs. H. E. Bobbitt, program
chairman, and Mrs. J. R
Overby taught the first two
chapters of the mission book,
''Giimpses of Glory," by C. C,
Warren.
Mrs. Jean Williams was
showered with many dainty
and useful baby gifts at the
conclusion of the meeting.
During the social hour, the
hostesses served lemon pie,
cheese straws and coffee to
the 15 in attendance.
The March meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. J.
W. Adcock with Mrs. Mae
Gums as co-hostess.
Mrs. Larry Bryson
Entertains Circle
Mrs. Larry Bryson was hos
tess to members of the Lottie
Moon Circle at her home on
Monday evening. Mrs. Ira
Weaver presided in the ab
sence of the chairman, Mrs.
Howard Edmonds.
It was announced that the
Lottie Moon Circle will have
charge of the church nursery
the second Sunday in each
month.
The Rev. Larry Bryson
taught a portion of the Home
Mission book, "Glimpses of
Glory," by C. C. Warren.
At the conclusion of the
meeting, the hostess served
banana loaf topped with whipp
ed cream to the seven present
Mrs. Edmonds will entertain
the circle in March.
Zion WSCS Meets
At Robinson Home
The Zion WSCS held Its reg
ular monthly meeting on Mon
day evening at the home of
Misses Willie and Pannie Rob
inson with 14 attending.
The meeting was presided
over by Mrs. W. F .Rookerand
the program on "The Mission
of the Church of Christ in
Latin America" ?" was presented
by Miss Willie Robinson.
The group was dismissed
with prayer by Mrs. Charles
Funderburk.
Norlina High
School Menus
February 26-March 2
Monday ? Hamburger pat
ties on buns with slaw and
onions, blackeyed peas, baked
tomatoes, cookies, milk
Tuesday ? Sliced ham, pin
to beans, turnio salad,, Jello
with fruit cocktail, hot bis
cuit and butter, milk
Wednesday ? Barbecue pork
on buns, green peas, baked
Irish potatoes, apple sauce, but
ter, milk
Thursday ? Brunswick stew
with crackers and bread, whole1
orange, butter, milk
Friday ? Fish sticks, slaw,
French fries, cornbread and
butter, pear half, milk
White Speaker
At PTA Meeting
Calvin White, school super
visor of public instruction of
Warren County, was the guest
speaker at the regular meeting
of the Norlina P. T. A. on
Monday night in the school
cafeteria. His talk centered on
teaching and achievementt for
the sixties.
Mrs. Eleanor Hayes, vice
president, presided and Mrs.
A. T. Ayscue had change 01
the devotional. It was announc
ed that the school cafeterii
had a rating of 95% on Mon
day.
Auxiliary Meets At
Stansbury Home
LITTLETON _ Miss Sandn
Stansbury was hostess to the
Girl's Auxiliary of Enterprise
Baptist Church on Tuesday
evening of last week with Mrs
Palmer Newsom and Mrs.
Loyd Newsom. leaders, it
charge. Mrs. Newsom gave
the devotional and led in
prayer and Jane Stansbury
president, presided.
Plans were made to study s
home mission book during the
month and the group will meel
later with the Li.tleton GA'i
for a discussion on the book.
Refreshments were served tc
Beverly Shearin, Teresa Wal
ker, Marily King, Linda New
som, Shelia Newsom, Joy New
som, Alice Newsom, Ruby Ann
Newsom and the two adults.
Presbyterian Circle
Holds Meeting
LITTLETON ? The Monday
Night Circle of the Littleton
Presbyterian Church held its
regular meeting at the home
of Mrs. Beverly Brown with
Mrs. George Outland, presi
dent, presiding.
Mrs. Dennis Rose gave the
program, "My Witness to the
World Through My Vocation."
Seven members were present.
Mrs. Overby Honored
Mrs. J. L. Overby wm hon
ored at a birthday dinner b)
her daughter, Mrs. C. M
Moore, Jr., last Suuday at hei
home in Littleton. Those at
tending were Mr. and Mrs. J
L. Overby, Mr. and Mrs. J. R
Overby, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmj
Overby and Miss Edna Clarke
of Norlina and Mr. Braxtor
Overby of Raleigh.
In HoapiUl
Mrs. Sol Fleming, Mrs. J. T.
Walker and Mrs. Olivia Stel
lings are patients at Warren
General Hospital.
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