Suspended Sentence
Given In Neal Case
A Warr?n County man who
pled guilty to a number of
charges In Warren County Re
corder's Court last Friday had
a year's road sentence sus
pended for two years.
Vance Nlchlous Neal, charg
ed with speeding,drnnk driving,
resisting arrest, and assault
with an auto, pled not guilty
but after all the evidence was
presented to a jury changed his
plea to using profanity on
the public highway within hear
ing of two or more persons,
guilty of speeding 50 miles
per hour in a 35-mlle zone,
guilty of wilfully and unlaw
fully resisting, delaying and
obstructing a public officer in
the discharge or attempting to
discharge" aduty of tits offtcev
The State accepted the plea.
Neal was sentenced to the
roads for one year, but the
sentence was suspended lor two
years upon the condition defen
dant not violate any public laws
of state for two years, remain
of good behavior, keep peace
-toward alt?persons, and pay
a $200 fine and court costs.
In other cases, JohnD. Capps
was found guilty of drunk
driving and ordered to pay a
$100 fine and court costs.
James Walter Barnes pled
guilty to a charge of operat
ing a motor vehicle without
an operator's license and was
fined $25.00 and ordered to pay
court costs.
Walter David Weaver, who
was ordered to pay court costs.
Brother Warrenton
Woman Dies Monday
Last rites for Mrs. Cary
Tuttle Sloop, wife of the late,
L. L. Sloop of High Point, who
died at Clapps Convalescent
Home Asheboro on Monday,
were held on Wednesday morn
ing at the Pugh Funeral Home
in Asheboro with interment in
Chestnut Hill Cemetery, Salis
bury.
Mrs. Sloop was the daughter
of the late Rev. D. R. Tuttle
and Ella Wescott Tuttle. The
Rev. Mr. Tuttle served in the
N. C. Methodist Conference
over 40 years.
Survivors include one
brother, Herndon Tuttle of Palm
Bay, Fla.,; three sisters, Mrs.
W. R. Woodall of Warrenton,
Mrs. I. C. Moser of Asheboro
and Mrs. Walter Hadden of
Westport, Conn., and several
nieces and nephews.
Mrs. V. F. Harrison
Entertains Her Club
LITTLETON ? Mrs. Vernon
F. Harrison entertained mem
bers of her bridge club on Wed
nesday afternoon of last week
and served a salad plate, lemor
tarts and coffee to Mesdames
Charles H. Lambeth, Horace
Palmer , Harold Smith, Roger
Moore, Margaret House, J. N.
Moseley, Betty Stallings and
C. A. Jones.
Mrs. Moore was high score
winner and Mrs. Jones was low
score winner. Spring flowers
decorated the home.
Say you saw it advertised
in The Warren Record.
BUy a HOME
3 Room House in Warren
ton S4.500.00
4 Bedroom House In War
renton .... $13,500.00
6 Room House in Warren
~ ton ..... . $7,000.00
6 Room House in Norlina
.... $2600.00
BENTON
RIAL ISTATE
Warrenton, N. C.
Elberon News
The Rev. and Mrs. Joe Mack!
Long and daughters visited in|
Richmond, Va., recently.
Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Aycockj
visited Mrs. Delia Aycock in
Roanoke - Chowan Hospital on;
Wednesday.
Mrs. Margaret Muller, 'udy,
and Patricia, have returned to j
their home in Tennessee after i
spending several days with Mr. ;
and Mrs. M. C. Duke.
Mrs. T. H. Aycock is spend- j
ing several days with Mr. and)
Mrs. Marlin Aycock and young I
son in Louisville, Ky.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jones
of Henderson were recent
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dock
Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Thomp
son and children of Franklinton
were Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Edgar Reavis.
Miss Donna Sue Gottschalk,
student at ECC, Greenville, was
here for the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Gotts
chalk and Donna visited Dr.
and Mrs. J. N. Needham in
Henderson on Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Abbott
visited Mr. and Mrs. R. Wright
and Janet in South Hill, Va.,
Undergoes Operation
Miss Emily Burt Person
underwent a major operation
in Mary Elizabeth Hospital,
Raleigh , on Friday morning.
TRANSFERRED
Mr. Edward Faucette, son
of Mrs. T. E. Faucette of War
renton, an employee of anation
al roofing company, has been
transferred from Morehead
City to Illinois.
RETURNS HOME
Mr. J. Boyd Williams has
returned homeafterbelngapat
eint in Maria Parham Hospital,
Henderson.
Undergoes Operation
Miss Diane Twitty underwent
an operation on her arm in
Maria Parham Hospital during
the weekend.
IN HOSPITAL
Mrs. W. B. Frazier lsapat
lent in WarrenGeneral'Hospital
for several days.
Mrs. Annie Varker is in Duke
Hospital, Durham, for treat
ment.
on Sunday.
Mrs. Wayne Wilson of Creed
moor was a Monday guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Maxbauer,
Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Wood
llef and children of Henderson
visited Mr. and Mrs. Clemon
Choplln on Sunday.
Mrs. Lucy Jones Is spending I
sometime with Mr. and Mrs. [
Clyde Falkener and Mrs. Mary j
Abbott in Henderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Morton Ed
wards and Mrs. Jlmmle Lewis!
Peoples visited Ralph Maynard !
in Maria Farnam Hospital cm
Wednesday.
The GA's of Sulphur Springs I
Baptist Church visited patients I
in the Henderson Restorlum
on Tuesday and carried flowers.
Taking part of the program were
Misses Gloria Munn, Jewel and
Janet Hicks, Karen Cates, San- '
dra Munn, Angela Burgess,
Betsy Peoples, Janice Faye
Ayscue, Rose Mary Choplin,
Fay and Gladys Paschall and
Mrs. M. K. Aycock.
Afton News
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Andrews
of Afton and Mr. and Mrs.l
H. M. Fuller of Macon visited;
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Kelly, Sr.,|
who are patients In Rex Hos
pital, Raleigh, on Sunday. Mrs.
J. K. Pinnell Is spending some
time with the Kelly family.
Mrs. Blanche Burroughs was
honored at a birthday dinner
by her daughter, Mrs. Hubert
Palmer of Henderson on Wed
nesday. Other guests were Mes
dames J. K. Plnnell, W. J. Pin
nell, Vernon Mabry, Mr. W. C
Burroughs and Mr. Palmer
Mrs. Ruth Williams of Dur
ham was a Saturday night gues
of her brother, Mr. Dan Llmer
Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Llmer
entertained at a family dinner
on Sunday. Those present were
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Rule, Mr.
and Mrs. William Llmer and
daughters, Mr. and Mrs. F. L.
Harper and sons, Mrs. Ruth
Williams, Mr. Dan Llmer, Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Limer and fam
ily and Mr. and Mrs. E. B.
Rideout and family. Their after
WILL BUY
SMALL
FARMS
with tobacco and cotton
allotments.
BEfclTON
REAL ESTATE
Phone 257-3476
or 257-4280
noon guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Owen Tharrlngtoo and daugh
ter of near Loulsburg, Mr. and
Mrs. E. W. Llmer and son of
Weldon and Mr. and Mrs. Boyd
Reams of Afton.
Mr. and Mrs. William Llmer
and daughters, Linda and Lisa,
of Jacksonville, Fla., are
spending several days here with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. O.
M. Llmer.
Mrs. T. E. Peoples and Miss
Lula Belle Fuller shopped in
Henderson recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Taylor
of Sk-nter, S. C., were recent
guests of the Rev. and Mrs.
C. F. Taylor and family.
School
(Continued from page 1)
group that the board was ready
to hear from them, Turner
Informed the board that they
were present to hear what the
board had to say to them. Davis
j replied that they had asked for
the meeting and that the board
I had nothing to say to them.
'Thereupon the-delegation left.
Peeler said Wednesday that
the session lasted (or hardly
more than five minutes.
Wednesday afternoon the
demonstration ?was resumed
with a peaceful march and with
the slt-oov-ns in front of the
two drug stc res.
Cheek
(Continued from page 1)
the Judge that he should notify
the North Carolina district so
licitor of developments In
Philadelphia In order that he
might initiate n?w action seek*
Ing Cheek's raturn.
TERMITES
SWARMING?
FOR SALE =====
FARM
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
THE R. P. HARRIS "L. A. SHEARIN" FARM
"A MILK WEST OF ESSEX IN HALIFAX COUNTY
WILL RE SOLD AT PURLIC AUCTION THE
HIGHEST B'ODER FOR CASH
SATURDAY-APRIL 11- ? IIp.m
ON THE PREMISES
S7.S ACRES TOTAL LAND
tO ACRES CROPLAND
.90 ACRI TOBACCO
3.6 ACRIS COTTON
SOME VALUABLE Y0UN6 TIMBER
FINAL SALE ? MO UPSET BIDS
BANK & TRUST <M
Aftnt fw
Mrs. Margaret K. Karris
iiwtit1 1 1
1889 - 75 Years of Service - 1964"
Citizens Bank
and.Tb.UST COMPANY
*THE LEADING BANK IN THIS SECTION"
MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION
HENDERSON, NORTH CAROLINA
"WE INVITE YOUR BUSINESS"
/" piw _-\:
0*At
GET YOUR LUCKY DIME CARD TODAY AND SHARE IN
\ MILLIONS OF FREE
GOLD BOND STAMPS!
FUN TO PLAY! EASY TO WIN! HERE'S ALL YOU DO!
Whan you visit Colonial in this area you'll b? given a and win 1000 FREE Gold Bond Stamps. That's all there
"LUCKY DIME" card. Each card has two magic letters. is to It. Thoro's nothing to writ* or buy.
The magic letters appoar whon you nib th-.. odgo of a
dimo ovir tho stamp spacos on card. Whon you can maka
tho words GOLD BOND oxactly as shown with four cards
than bring tham to your Colonial Manager for verification
Coionlol retervoc |K? right to Save a qualified repreientotive determine tKe
authenticity of winning "LUCKY CMME" cords.
Employees and familial of Colonial Store* Incorporated and wbsidlartei
oro not eligible to participate in game or itamp redemption.
FANCY GRADE "A" ^ BARGAIN BUYS! LUTEB'S 'XX BATH'S tiflS
BAHINB t^ SACOII. M 49
HENS
5.7 LBS.
ARMOUR STAR
SLICED BOLOCNA ???. 39o
HISM-LOCK PORTION PACK
GORTON'S PEROH FILLETS .... 47c
FRtSH PORK
FARM BRAHD SAUSAGE .... 2 ^ 69c
jurrs
ALL BEEF BUBGEBS 3i-.S1.99
imu DKIiUO \ I
FISH .... Ik. We I HAM CENTERS 89c
11 ikifu aruour STAR
5'KSdMuff""0 a6oz<?inn
MEATS:?-."
Juicy, Sweet Florida
cr
COLONIAL STOml
ORANGES ? 4-"39t
Packer's Label
Tomatoes **" H
Packer's Label Fre.h. Crl.p
CABBAGE lb.5c
Tender. Golden
CARROTS lb.7(
Select Quality Rusaet Baking
POTATOES.... 3 >-bs. 25t
Limit: 4 with S5.00 or more order.
22 IN. CUT
LAWN
MOWER
3 H. P. $49-95
FRESH, LUCIOUS
STRAWBERRIES
PINT BASKET
it OFF LABEL ... KRAFTS FAX KAY
Old Fashioned 9c SALE
RID GATE GOLDEN CREAM
FROZEN SPECIALS OLEO ... 2
CAROLINA MAID FLAKY
S2STEWKKTUU* BISCUITS 2 - 29
TtlANGU MILD WISCONSIN CHEDDAR
Cheese ... - 49<?
IEVEILY FOTTED I STOKELY1 TOMATO
VEGETABLES I DIJVUIU A XT?
MEAT .. w ffl SAUCE .. ? II " OKRA * ^lUITEHBEMS m lit! n witrnuou rutMia TOFF NO
KOIEY FOTATO I FLAIN OR IODIZED CAREY M C kxv # ^ SPONGE CUPS
STICKS . b u SALT .. ?? 9 W ?"'???
ARMIX
SHORTENING
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MAIN STREIT ? WARRINTON, N. C.