Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Weaver
and little daughter of Ashe
ville were recent guest* of
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Thomp
son.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Strick
land visited relatives ir. Wil
son recently..
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bung
and son, Charles, of South
Hill, Va.. were guests of Mrs.
C\ L. Purdy on Sunday after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Bowen and daughters visited
relatives in Meredithville on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted S. Roys
ter, Miss Rebekah Royster
nnd Mr. Ted Royster, Jr.. of
Lexington were dinner guests
of Mr and Mrs Walker P.
Burwell and family on Sun
day.
Mrs, M. C. McGuire of
Washington, D. C., is spend
ing sometime at her home
hore.
Mr. and Mrs. Horton King
were recent weekend guests
of the Rev. and Mrs J. C.
Dunn at Lake Waccamaw and
were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Wishard Powell in
Hallsboro on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Boyd
of Durham visited relatives
and friends here on Tuesday.
Mrs. John Locke Foil of
Pensacola, Florida, was an
overnight guest of Mr and
Mrs. John Rodgers this week.
Mrs. Clyde Loyd was a
weekend guest of Mr and
Mrs. Horton King and family.
Mr. Audrey Loyd is their
guest this week.
Mrs. L. W. King of Macon
and Mr. L. L. King of War
renton were dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Horton King on
Sunday. Mr. Tollie King was
their guest on Monday night.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Tucker
returned Friday night after
spending sometime in At
lanta, Ga? with Dr. and Mrs.
G. R. Sutterfield and family.
Mrs. Tucker and Mrs. Sutter
field also spent sometime In
Mexico and other places of
interest.
Miss Laura King was a
weekend guest of her grand
parentu, Mr. and Mrs Henry
Stevenson, at Macon recently.
Mr*. Byron Mathews left
Wednesday night for Phila
delphia. Pa., to visit relatives
for several days before sail
ing for Venezuela, South
America, to join her husband.
She has been visiting her
mother, Mrs. C. H. Peete, and
sister. Mrs. Nancy Blanken
ship, here for sometime.
Mrs. H. E. Coleman was a
visitor in Broadnax and
South Hill, Va., on Monday.
Celebrates Brithday
Miss Kathryn Bobbitt,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J
N. Bobbitt, entertain
ed friends at a party on
Tuesday in celebration of her
ninth birthday.
Miss Estelle Davis is a
patient in Warren General
Hospital for treatment.
Joe Ells Speaks At
Pastor's Conference
The Warren County Past
tor's Conference held its reg
ular meeting on Monday at
the Wise Baptist Church. Joe
N. Ellis, Clerk of Court, was
the guest speaker and gave
an interesting talk on "Work
of the Juvenile Court."
The next meeting will be
held on March 4 at the
Macon Methodist Church.
Embro Club Meets
With Mrs. Stallings
Mrs. Claudie Stallings was
hostess to members of the
Embro Home Demonstration
Club Friday and served hot
ham biscuits, pimento cheese
spread on Ritz crackers, po
tato chips, pickles and coffee.
She was assisted in serving
by Mrs. F. B. Twitty.
Miss Emily Ballinger gave
an interesting and informa
tive talk on "Local and
County Government."
Births
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph P. Her
rin of Glen Burni, Md., an
nounce the birth of twin sons,
Kevin I,ee and Kenneth
James, on January 25 at
Sinai Hospital in Baltimore.
Md. Mrs. Herrin is the for
mer Miss Jean Meadors of
Norlina.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. White
of Henderson announce the
birth of a son on Feb. 1 at
Maria Parham Hospital in
Henderson. Mrs. White is
the former Miss Janet Hayes
of Henderson. Mr. While is
the son of Mrs. Boyd White
of Norlina.
Celebrates Birthday
Master Butch Frye enter
tained ten friends on Satur
day in the lobby of the NAB
Unit of Butner in celebration
of his tenth b'rthday. Mrs.
J. O. Frye and Mrs. Robert
Etheridge of Warrenton
served Cokes and birthday
cake. Favors were hats and
balloons.
Almost 100 per cent of the
eggs packaged for sale in
dozen cartons is from virgin
hens.
Used
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From $79.95 Up
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WARRENTON, N. C.
School Menus
John Graham and Macon Jr.
High Menus, F?b. 11-15
Monday?Fish sticks, cole
| slaw, buttered potatoes, peach
I halves, milk, butter, corn
bread.
j Tuesday?Meat sauce, spa
? ghctti, fresh green cabbage.
. milk, butter, hot rolls, pie or
i cake.
Wednesday?Fried chicken,
I stringbeans, candied yams,
hot biscuits, milk, butter
Thursday ? Barbecue, but
tcred potatoes, sliced toma
toes on lettuce, baked apples,
milk, butter, hot rolls.
Friday?Beef stew, carrots,
potatoes, onions, garden peas,
citrus fruit salad, hot bis
cuits,' milk, butter
| MARIAM BOYD ME.NUS
Monday?Barbecued pork,
I cole slaw, hush puppies, but
ler, milk, cherry pie.
Tuesday?Meat sauce with
I spaghetti, cole slaw, rolls,
1 butter, milk, apple sauce.
Wednesday?Baked turkey,
dressing, rice, gravy, cranber
ry sauce, green beans, bis
cuits, citrus salad, butter,
milk.
Thursday?Chicken noodle
soup, toasted pimento cheese
I s.v.dwich, crackers, plain
i cake, milk.
! Friday ? Weiners, navy
I beans, cole slaw, rolls, butter,
| French apple pj?, milk.
RIDGEWAY
NEWS
Miss Cheryl Kilian return- j
ed home on Monday from
Warren General Hospital
where she had been a patient
foi treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Holu
man and Johnnie Lovell, Mr.
and Mrs W. L. Kilian and
Mr. W. L. Kilian, Jr., visited
Mr. and Mrs. R J. Holtzman
on Saturday night in honor
of the birthday of Mrs Holt/.
man.
Mr Albert Ilecht has ao
ceptcd a position with the
(iri'Siiry-Pnole Equipment Co
in Raleigh.
Mr and Mrs L. B Bender
and Robert visited Mr and
Mrs. Albert Hecht and fam
ily on Sunday night
Mr. and Mrs N. L. W'il-j
liams and Michael Seaman |
were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. W J Walker audi
Mrs. Helen Staley on Sun- j
day.
Mr and Mrs. Rodgers
Holtzman and sons, tltt. Wal
lace Holtzman and daughter,
Cathy. Mr. Arnold Holtzman, j
Jr., Mr. J. D. Holtzman and |
Johnny Lovell visited Mr and |
Mrs A P Holtzman. Sr., on I
Saturday night in honor of I
the birthday of Mr Holtzman.
M" * L. M. Pasehall, Sr,
and Miss Alice Pasehall visit
ed Mrs. Maurice Fleming on
Sunday. Mrs. Flemng had j
the misfortune to fall on the I
ice at her home and break j
her ankle.
Mrs. Felix Ranes under-1
went an opeation at Maria
Parham Hospital in Hender
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son oi Monday. ?
Mrs. L. M. Paschall, Sr.,
and Mrs. C. P. Holtzman at
tended the Simms-Currin
wedding at Flat Rec* Metho
dist Church in Vance County
on Sunday.
Mr. A. P. Holtzman, Sr,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lorenz,
Mr. Johnny Lovell and Mr
John Holtzman visited Mr.
II. R. Holtzman (luring the
weekend
Mis. Bender Hostess
Mrs Albert Bender was
hostess to members of the
Young Peoples Society at the
Parish Hall on Friday night
with Mr l.eonard G Bender
presiding.
Thi- Rev M. K. Franke
opened the meeting with
prayer and led in topic dis
cussion Mr and Mrs J G
Kilian were in charge of en
tertainment and showed a
film on "The Seasons."
Chicken salad sandwiches,
heart shaped open-face cheese
sandwiches, cake, coffee and
candy hearts were served by
| Mrs. Bender, A Valentine
I motif was carried out.
Miss Loreni Hostess
Miss Patricia Loreriz was
hostess to members of the
I Young Lutheran Club at the
I Parish Hall on Sunday even
j ing when a film (<n "The
Seasons" was shown by Miss
Joyce Seaman, entertainment
' chairman.
The Rev M E. Franke
:opened the meeting with
' prayer and led in topic dis
| russsion George Holtzman.
' president, presided
Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess
?
One-third of the total I' S
labor force is employed in
agriculture and its indus
tries
Wise HD Club Meets
With Mrs. Coleman
(Omitted last week)
Mrs. H. E. Coleman, presi
dent, was hostess to members
of the Wise Home Demon
stration Club at her home
last Thursday afternoon and
served fruit cake, topped with
whipped cream and cherries,
assorted canapes, coffee,
pickles and salted nuts Sho
was assisted in serving by
Mrs. Marion Perry and Miss
Marshall Perry.
Mrs. M (' Hicks had
charge of the devotions Year
books were filled out and
Miss Emily Ballinger present
ed an interesting demonstra
tion on "Where Our Money
Goes "
Mrs T F Stallings. Mrs
A T Ayscue and Miss Emma
Dunn joined as new members
and Mr*. M. S. Dryden and
Mrs W. L. Elam were visi
tors
The home was festive In
winter greenery and red ber
ries.
No, Indeed!
Fresh out of the hills, the
young man edged up to the
ticket window in a train de
pot down South
"I'm a'headcd for Knox
vtlle." hp announced, "and
I'm needin' a ticket."
"Certainly." replied the
ticket ag?'nt "Do you have
an> baggage"'"
"Baggage''" repeated the
hillbilly slowly "Whut's
baggage""' he asked.
"To put your clothes in,"
replied the ticket agent
The hillbilly was thunder
struck "Whut?" cried he.
"And me go nekked''"
HAMS
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