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Young Met The Old At Norlina On Tuesday Boys And Bikes . . Ivey Watson Oi Enfied Dies On Wednesday Ivey Watson, a native of War ren County, and promient bus iness man and banker of En field, died on Wednesday afte a long illness. He was brother of the late R. T. Wat son, former president of thi Citizens Bank of Warrenton. Mr. Watson was born it Warren County in 1874. Hi received his early schooling a the John Graham Academy and worked briefly in the to bacco business in Warrentoi and Henderson. He went t( Enfield in 1896 with the Boyc and Young tobacco firm. In X598 he went to worl with the Bank of Enfield where he worked for 60 year! until his recent retirement. H< was past president of the Bant of Enfield, was a director oi the Rocky Mount Mills, i member of the School Boarc of Enfield, chairman of Grouf No. 2 of the North Carolina Bankers Association, and chair man of the board of directors of the Enfield branch of Peo ple's Bank and Trust Company. Mr. Watson was the last sur viving child of the six children of the late Lewis N. and Anna Crichton Watson of Warren County. Funeral arrangements had not been completed Thursday morning. F. G. Williams, Warren Native, Dies In Atlanta Funeral services for Frank Graham Williams, a resident of Atlanta, Ga., were held Sunday in Atlanta's First Pres byterian Church. Burial was in the church cemetery. Mr. Williams, a native of Warren CQunty, was the son of the late Jonas Carr and Pat tie Jones Williams of near Warrenton. He was the grand son of the late John Buxton Williams of Warren County He was president of the F. G. Williams Brick Co., of At larita. He served as first pres ident of the Williams-Alston Hilliard-Boddie Society and was an honorary president. Surviving are his wife, the former Fanny Cook of Atlanta; one daughter, Mrs. Virginia Williams DeCoudre of Ponte Verde Beach, Fla.,; two broth ers, Harry Williams of War renton and Mark Williams of Rocky Mount; one sister, Mrs. Tempe Williams Wheeless of Rocky Mount; and two half sisters, Mrs. B. G. Tharrington and Mrs. John Buxton Wil liams, both of Warrenton Child's Funeral Held Thursday ROANOKE RAPIDS?Funer al services for Joseph Cham pion, Jr., 8, who accidentally frowned here Tuesday, were conducted at the Pentecostal] Church of God here Thursday WARREN THEATRE WARRENTON, N. C. TEL. 318-1 - AIR CONDITIONED - SUNDAY and MONDAY KIRM DOUGLAS] ?WpWLANDSl Mmatthau MICHAEL KANE -CARROLL O-COKKOR-MLUAH SCHULIERT-A Jo^ Production hi i A Universaldnlernational Release ? ? ? ?? Sunday Show 3:00 Night 7:30 - 9:30 Matinee 3:15 Night 7:30 - 9:30 r ' it - TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY St? - ADULTS ONLY AUDREY HEPBtJRN SHIRLEY MacLALNE CHILDREN HOUR , Matinee 3:15 Night 7:30 - 9:30 THURSDAY-FRID AY-SATURDAY STEWART MAUREEN O'HARA | Hobbs Take A Vacation Matinee 3:15 Night 7:30 - 9:30 Saturday Shaw Continuous 2:00 - 11:00 MISS PATSY RODGERS HARMON, whose engagement and ap proaehing marriage to Gordon Palmer Gray, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jewel Gray of Littleton, is announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lee Harmon of Warrenton. The wedding will take place in Wesley Memorial Methodist Church in Warrenton on Saturday after noon, July 21, at four o'clock. Relatives and friends are in vited to attend. at 2 p. m. by the Rev. Melvin L. West, the pastor. Burial was in Fairview Cemetery in Warrenton. He was the son af Joseph and Lizzie Dunn, iormerly of Warrenton. Surviving in addition to his parents are two sisters, Pa ;ricia Lorraine and Angelia Faye Champion of the home; lis paternal grandmother, Mrs. Mattie Champion Munn and lis maternal grandmother, Mrs. Kate Dunn, both of War ?enton. CAROLINA TOBACCO twine 65c lb. Tobacco Barn Flues We make them for any barn - any style flues. Flue Repairs We can furnish flue repairs for any size flues. Bring i? y0Ur flues for quick repair service. Tobacco Truck Wheel Sets 6 inch galv. pipe in two foot, five foot and ten foot lengths. 6 inch galv. elbows. Cast iron flue thimbles Barn thermometers Tobacco Dust A Spray M-H 30 sucker control. Pump oilers for apply ing M-H 30. SHOP-N-SAVE LANIER Hardware Co. Everything In Hardware! Phone 206-1 We Deliver I Warrenton, N. C Holding Girl . Afton News Mr Robert Biggs of Raleigh; was a dinner guest of Mr. and I Mrs. Lawrence Overhy on Sat-1 urday. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Limer at-* tended the funeral of Mr. i George Threewitts in Littleton j on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs J. H. Andrews and children and Mesdames J. K. Pinnell, S. H. Bowden and Jim Limer visited Mrs. Edward Compton and family in Dan ville. Va., on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Camp-1 bell and son have returned home after visiting Mr. and j Mrs. Bill Hunter and family j and Mrs. Bettie Bowden in j Broomall, Pa. Mr. and Mrs.! Bennie Del Vallino and son, | Bert, and Mrs. Mary Masscltij in Ardmore, Pa. Miss Bettie Bowden of j Broomall. Pa? is spending sev-1 eral weeks in the home ofi Mrs. Ada O'Brien and family and is visiting other relatives while here. Mesdames J. K. Pinnell, S. H. Bowden. J. H. Andrews and Bettie Bowden visited Mrs Gaston Currin in Middleburg on Tuesday and were herj luncheon guests at the Steak i House in Henderson. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Fuller and family entertained 35 guests at a barbecue chicken supper on Thursday night in honor of Mr and Mrs. Max Aten and family of Hidalgo, Illinois. Other guests from a distance were Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Floyd of Vicksboro, Mrs. R. B, Kelly of Garner and Mrs. S. H. Bowden of Arling ton, Va. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Fuller entertained at a dinner in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Max Aten and family. Others at tending were Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Fuller of Macon, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Burroughs and Miss Lula Belle Fuller. BOARD (Continued from page 1) he bill within 30 days. The idea of a dollar a month >n each of the 30 meters, how :ver, was not entirely aban loned. The board ordered bat funds be transferred from ;he general fund to the park ng meter fund for the pay ment of the bill. The parking neter fund will be required :o repay the general fund at he rate of $30.00 a month, or 11.00 a month for each meter, idoption of the ordinance and ts passage was unanimous. The text of the ordinance is is follows: TAX (Continued from page J) Be It Ordained by the Board >f Commissioners of the Town jf Warrenton: Section 1. For the purpose )f defraying the expenses of maintaining and operating the jublic secer system of the Town ol Warrenton, there is aereby levied, pursuant to the provision of G. S. 160-249, a sewage service charge, which shall be paid monthly by all persons, firms and corpora ions using the water and / or sewage services and facilities >f the Town of Warrenton, as iereinafter provided, which rharge shall be twenty-five per rent of the monthly water bill, Mtsed upon the rate charged for water to customers within he Town of Warrenton, In all rases in which such water cus oroers discharge sewage into he public aewer system, tub ed to the exceptions set out in Sections 3 and 4 hereof. Section 2. The sewage ser vice charge hereby prescribed shall be added to each water bill monthly and shall be pay able at the same time the water bill is payable. Section 3. Water customers of the Town of Warrenton who discharge only a part, but not all, of the water furnished them through the Town water system, may, if they so elect, install at their own expense meters, approved as to con struction and installation by ?he Superintendent of the Warrenton Water Department, to measure the amount of water that is used by them but is not emptied into the Town sewer system, and the sewage service charge shall be based only upon the amount of water purchased by such customers and emptied into the Town sewer system, as determined by such meters. In cases in which such users do not elect to install such meters, the Board of Commissioners shall, in each such case, determine the method and basis for giv ing the customers affected credit for water purchased from the Town and not dis charged into the Town sewer system Section 4. In cases in which users of the Town sewer system acquire water from sources other than the public water supply of the Town of Warrenton, they may, if they so elect, install at their own expense meters, approved as to construction and installation by the Superintendent of the Warrenton Water Department, to measure the amount of water that is emptied by them into the Town sewer system, and they shall be billed month ly for a sewage service charge on the same basis as if said amount of water, as determin ed by such meters, had been purchased from the public water supply of the Town of VVarrenton. In cases in which such users do not elect to in stall such meters, the Board of Commissioners shall pre scribe the method and basis for determining, in each such case, the charge to be made for the use of the Town sewer system, which charge shall be not less than $1.00 per month. Section 5. All funds receiv ed by the Town from the sew age service charge hereby pre scribed, shall be used only for the upkeep, repair and im provement of the Town sewer system, and for no other pur Baby and 1924 Cadillac . . pose, and the same shall be shown in a separate account on the books of the Town of Warrenton. All funds in said account may, from time to time, be invested by the Board of Commissioners in invest ments approved by law until such time as they may be needed for the purposes here inabove designated. Section 6. The sewage ser vice charge imposed by this ordinance shall be effective from and after the first day of August, 1962, and shall be shown on the water bills mail ed out as of September 1, 1962. Section 7. All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith, are hereby, to the extent of such conflict, re pealed. I Hundreds of Warren Countj children and adults turned out on Tuesday afternoon at Nor lina to greet some 50 antique automobiles which stopped at the Norlina ball park on one of the many stops the horse less carriage drivers made en route from Raleigh to Wil liamsburg, Va. Members of the Horseless Carriage Club of America, the Tar Heel drivers rolled through the Warren County community on their eleventh annual tour. The many youngsters and scores of older citizens who were on hand to welcome the unusual procession were treated to all makes and vintages of auto mobiles, driven by elaborately dressed men and women whose costumes furnished a link with the past. (Staff Photos) REVIVAL JULY 22-29 Services each evening at 7:30 Evangelist Alton R. Patrick Of Roanoke Rapids, N. C. will bo the guest speaker. He is a student at $ Holmes Bible College in South Carolina. YOU HAVE A CORDIAL INVITATION TO ATTEND WARRENTON PENTECOSTAL HOLINESS CHURCH WARRENTON, N. C. "Come On In Colonial And Join The Fun And The Winnings" HERE ARE FIVE MORE BIG WINNERS MRS. M. V. TAYLOR, Norlina, N.C., ANNIE STEVENSON, Warrenton, N. C? GORDON HAITHCOCK, Warrenton, N. C., KATHRYN JEFFRIES, Warrenton, N. C., MARGARET MUNN, Warren Plains, N. C. This makes a total of 8 winners for our Warrenton Store and more to come ... So come on in Colonial, you come out better every time. This Store has had more winners than any other store in the Iteleigh Division. E. O. BROWN, ' District Manager MM. *. V. TAYLOR GO*DON HAITHCOCK ANNIE STEVENSON