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WANTED: LOCAL PERSON WITH food credit to 1'tnUh payments on almost new cabinet modH automatice alg-ZAG sewing machine. Total balance only tit.1l. Full details and where write: "Home Office", Na tional's Finance Dept., L'ox 283, Asheboro, N. C. Jy 30 4tc MEN-WOMEN AGE 18-52 PRE pare now for U. S. Government Examinations. Thousands of open ings yearly. Salary up to $46*0 yearly. Civil Service offers se curity, good salaries, paid vaca tions, raises, paid sick leave, liberal pensions. Grammar school sufficient for many Jobs. Stay on present Job while training. For further Information write to Southern Training, Box S c/o Warren Record Office, Warren ton, N , C., giving name, ad dress, phone, sge, time at home ^ and present employment. Jyl6-5tc WANTED-DELCO BATTERY JAR. Contact Mrs. Duke Jones 257 3713 or 257-3341. A 6-2t FOR SALE HAY FOR SALE-r.OC PER IIALK; also tractor trailers and tobacco trucks (or sale T. R. Paynter, Rt 2, Warrenton, Tel. 257-4687 F20-tfc FOR SALE - REMINGTON TYPE ? writer* portable)ust the -thing tor the graduate-prices start at $79.95 other brands as low as $59.95.Terms. See at Warr ..'.on Furniture Exchange. ASO-tfc FOR SALE - NEW t USED CHAIN saws. Dealer (or Stlhl, Mono, Clinton. Wright i. Remington saws $89 50 up. All sizes of Oregon I Blue Jet Chain Han son's Lawn Mower Shop. Ilen ? . derson. N. C. ... D6-lfc TOBACCO BARN FLUES-WE MAKE Flues for any style Barn?Can furnish, repair parts for all size Flues. Bring your Fluas to us for Prompt Repair Service. LANIER HARDWARE COMPANY. Jyl6-6tc APPLES FOR SALE - SEVERAL varieties - picked from trees - ( $2.00 per bushel - Windfalls $100 also sold in peck and one-half bushel lots. Telephone 257-3980 R. D. Scott, at Scott's Antiques, Norllna Rd., Warrenton. JySO 4tp ^OR SALE-NICE PINTO QUARTER horse and saddle. See W. J. Walker, Ridgeway or call Norllna 456-5553. JyJ02tc FOR SALE: 4 STATION BEAUTY Salon In Roanoke Rapids. Will sell as is or equipment. Terms may be had. Call Littleton Lud low 6-4221 before 9:00 AM or after 7:00 PM. A 6-2tc I PEACHES - GEORGIA BELLE ? ELBERT A - Excellent quality free stone peaches for freezing, canning and preserving. SAM MOORE PEACH AND APPLE ORCHARD, on Hwy 43, Red Oak. Aug. 6-ltc FOR SALE?7 ROOM HOUSE WITH bath located in Wise. Hot Air Heat. If Interested call 257-4347. Aug. 6-2tp FOR SALE-EXTRA NICE REGIS tered Basset pups. Harold Duke, 631 Beck Ave., Henderson. Tele: GE 8-7393. Aug. 6-ltp FOR SALE-TWO FARM WAGONS, less tires, 15" rims, perfect condition, $75.00 each. Alvls P. Fleming, Rt. 3, Box 189, Little ton, Tel. 586-4771. Aug. 6-ltc SORRY SAL IS NOW A MERRY gal. She used Blue Lustre rug and upholstery cleaner. Rent elec tric ahampooer $1. Warrenton Furniture Exchange. Aug. 6-ltc NEIGHBORS WILL ADMIRE YOUR ' vinyl floor beauty when Seal Glosa acrylic finish is applied Warren ton Furniture Exchange. Aug. 6-ltc MARY: YOU'VE STEPPED ON US long enough. We w*nt you to go to Lanier's Hardware Store and rent a Glamorene olectrlc nig ahampooer for only $2 a day. Signed: your rugs. Aug. 6-ltc TO THE ONE WOMAN IN FIVE WHO has a clean rug: Why be an out cast I Conform. Dirty them so that you, too, can go to TRAYlOR*8 Hardware and rent a Glamorene electric rug ahampooer for only ft. a day. Aug. #-ltc FOR SALE OR TRADE: ACTIVE Country Store as operating business, air conditioned, with or without stock, storage bldg.. Modern ? room residence, on one acre, fronting Mite major East West HI-Way and Paved Hoed. $8,000 down, easy terms on ? balance at 8% Interest; or seller will trade tor farm or land. Con tact J. a Orgaln, Jr., Farm and _ Land Realtor, Albert*. Vs. ABC. 0-tte A KOHLE* - CAMrBELL . . tor as Uttls as 910.00 a month la mn atyte or flat*. All rewal money will apply to ?sr ? price if yw decide to buy, FOR RENT-OFFICE SPACE ABOVE Diamond's DHoot Store, War reoton. Now available. ? Ajvly Hy Diamond. Jy?-tfc FOR RENT-S ROOM HOUSE ON Franklin StrMt. Contact Ala* Brown, Box SOI, Warrantoo or call K7-MS1. Jy 30 4tp S F * V ! C F S A /AIL A Bit PORTABLE . ABATTOIR WARREN Freezer Lockers, Inc. Mr. Farm er, for economy and quality, eat your own beef and pork. We give complete slaughtering and pro cessing service. To schedule your slaughtering. call collect Warren ton 257-9477. M22-tfc THAT OLD SEWING MACHINE Giv ing you trouble again?Call Allen King for a complete tune-up. Dial Day?257-3341 or 257-3814 after 6:00 p.m. M8-tfc DRAPERIES-CUSTOM ED TAILOR ed to grace your very own win dows ? any length ? any width prompt service. Well be happy to bring samples to your home measure ? estimate ? free of charge. Scott Gardner, Mgr. Tel. 257-3693. S20-tfc ESTABLISHED TERRITORY NOW open near your home In Warren ton and surrounding areas. Con tact Mrs. Edna Inscoe, Rt. 1, Cast all a, N. C. Jy 30 2tc * L'OS LOST-TWO POINTER BIRD DOGS. L?mon and white, female, brown and white, male. Any Informa tion please contact w. E. Sprulll 257-3235. A 6-ltp LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS Th? undersigned having duly qualified as Executor under the last will and testament of Robert Edgar Llmer, Sr., late of Warren County, this Is to notify all persons, i'.'rms_ and corporations having claims against said estate to present the same, duly verified, to the under signed or his attorney on or be fore the 16th day of January, 1966 or this nonce wnr be pleaded In bar of recovery thereon. This, the 16th day of July, 1965. ROBERT EDGAR LIMER, JR., Executor of the Estate of ROBERT EDGAR LIMER, SR. CHARLES T. JOHNSON, JR., Attorney Jyl6-4tc ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Notice IS hereby given that the undersigned has <.ualli<*d as Admin istrator of the estste of Easter J. Moseley, late of Warren County. All persons holding claims against said estate are required to present the same to me or my attorneys on or before the 17th day of January, 1966 or this notice will be pleaded In bar. This July 6, 1965. GEORGE ALEXANDER, Administrator of the estate of EASTER J. MOSELEY BANZET 4 BANZET Attorneys Jyl6-4tc EXECUTOR'S NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has qualified as Execu trix of the estate of J. Clifton Collins, late of Warren County. All persons holding claims against said estate are required to present the same to me or my attorneys on or before the 24th day of January, 1966, or this notice will be pleased In bar. This July 19, 1966. MARY COLLINS, Executrix of estate at J. CLIFTON COLLINS BANZET A BANZET Attorneys Jy23-4tp NOTICE OF SALE NORTH CAROLINA WARREN COUNTY Under and by virtue of an order of sale of the Honorable Lanle U. Hayes, Clerk of the Superior Court of Warren County, under date of July lath, 1MB, made in the fecial proceeding entitled Warren Cotnty vs. Myrtle Stalling! Fleming, the undersigned Commissioner will on the lath day of August, IMS, at 11:00 o'clock NDon at the Courthouse Door of Warren County in Warren ton, North Carolina, offer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder for cash the following de scribed real estate in War ran Coun ty. North Carolina: A tract or parcel of land in or ?ear the Town of Nor Una, Smith Creak Township, Warren Coanty, North Carolina, bounded and de scribed as follows; BEGINNING at lae northwest corner of the Frailer lot on the eut side at High at. said Street a distance of M feet to an Iron rod; thence easterly a dis tance of tOO feet to the line of the land now or formerly owned by AO ?ocks thence southerly along the Ad ckliioa distance at *0 feet to an Iron rod; thence westerly adts tance of *00 feat to the luglit^ lag a lot of land eat off of the soother* and of lota No*. M, 89, SO and 61. Soak H as the aame Public Registry of Warren County In ' M, pen SM. This Is Hi ? C. H. wmiamaet alto J. M. Fraaisr, Mrf Bote fe VTMer. Ms wifa, toimmHMHi7,iBt led la said Registry la Beak M, |p*?* *8. This la the aaaaa property paArihe* ee Treat er pentf a? a [in ? M to Ollvli S??Uln*s Mmck [by Xante Thomas Fraster, widow, Iby M d*l?d jitfy M^llM,Nenrd led l> Beak 1?B, pege M1, Warrea om*r MUbn ike ?Moiivi? Stalllnge M?df. Mb- ?* boineplace at Otlvta watklna Malllage, MoMtlBM called OU?ta StalUaga Miuk, Id anltk Creek Towastilp, Warren Comtj, N. C.. and being all of the real estate (to by oil Til Mailings by her Win dated November 14. ltM, recorded in Win Book M, PSt 1S4. In the office at the Clark at Um 8upertor Covt at Wirt? County, North Carolina. Tha highest bidder at laid aala Will be required to make a east) deposit of 10% of tba drat 91,000.00 bid and B% at any over. Thla aala la meds subject to confirmation of tha court. Thla ltth day ot July, IMS. J. H. L1MER, Commlaalooar. jyM-au NOTICE OF SALE NORTH CAROLINA WARREN COUNTY Undar and by rlrtua of an ordar of aala of tha Honorabla Lanla M. Hayaa, Clark of tha superior Court of Warran County, nndar data of July 16th IMS, made In tha apectal procaadlnc "titled J. Vivians. Con nolly, at ala, ax parte, tha under signed Commlaalooar will on (tie 17th day of Auguet, IMS, at 1S:00 o'clock Noon at thaCourthouaaDoor of Warren County In Warren ton, North Carolina, offer for aala at public auction to the highest bidder for caah that certain tract of land In Flatting Creak Township, War ran County, North Carolina, de scribed as 'allows: BE,INNING at a corner common to thla property and property of Tract No. 8 on the eastern edge of the Grore HOI Road, marked by a atake; thence N. 79 degrees 30* E. 2249.0 feet along the line dividing this property and property of Tract No. I to a point in the property line dividing this property and property of R B. Davla Estate, marked by a stake; thence S. 20 degrees 00> W. 490.0 feet along the property line dividing thla pro perty and property of aald R B. Davis Estate to a corner common to this piupeily and property at Tract No. 10, marked by a stake; thence S. 79 degrees SO* W. 1*72 feet along the property line dividing thla property and property of Tract No. 10 to a corner common to this tract and said Tract No. 10 on the eastern edge of aald Grove Kill Road, marked by a atake; thence In a northerly direction along said Grove Hill Road 439 feet, to the pblnt of beginning, containing 11.9 acrea, more or leas; and being Tract or Lot no. 9 of that property shown on a map entitled "Mary Wlllaon Est. Div.", dated January, 1M0, made by F. R Ryder, Surveyor, which Is recorded In Plat Book 4, page M, In the Office at the Regis ter at Deeds for Warran County, to which plat reference Is hereby had and made as a part at the description of this tract at land as fully as if herein written. The highest bidder at aald sale win be required to make a caah deposit of 10% of the first $1,000.00 bid and 5% at any over. This sale U made subject to confirmation of the Court. This ltth day at July, IMS. J. H. LIMER, Commissioner Jy*J-4tc NOTICE TO CREDITORS The undersigned, having qualified aa Administrators c.t.a. of the es tate of C. N. Plttard, deceased, lata of Warren County, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons, firms and corporatlooa having claims against laid estate to present them to the undersigned, or their rttor ney, John Kerr, Jr., Warrantee, North Carolina, on or before the 30th day of January, 1066, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. AH persons, firms or corporations Indebted to said estate win please make immediate payment to the undersigned or their attorney. This t?th day of July, 1065. Thomas Gaakill Norma P. Knight George N. Plttard, rv. Administrators c.t.a. JOHN KERR, JR. ATTORNEY WARRENTON, N. C. JO EXECUTRIX NOTICE Notice la hereby given that tke undersigned has qualified aa nea trl* of the estate of Benjamin Wil li am a, lata of Warren Cowty. All persons holding claims against said estate are required to present the same to the undersigned or bar attorney on or before the 6th day of January, 1P66, or this Notice will be pleaded la bar of their re covery All persona indebted to Bald eatate will please make settlement. Thla lkh day of July, IMS. MRS. ELIZA W. SOMERVILLE, EXECUTRIX THEA06EU8 T. CLAYTQK Attorney Jy*?-4tp EXECUTOR'S NOTICE TO CREDITORS NORTH CAROLINA WARREN COUNTY Having qualified aa EXscalar of the Last win and Testament ctf Mamie Harris Ellis, me af Warren Coanty, North Carolina, thla to to notify aD peraooa having , against the aald estate to I them to the anrteralgaad at RL 1, Boa SI, Maoon, H. C. on or tu tors the 1( day of PebrMry, 1( or thle aotloe wOl bo | of their reeovory. AB parage win | ?ma the 1? day at My, OLIVER D. EU.M, jr., MAMZti^^^^^H NOTICE SI PROCESS BY PUB. ??f I Plaintiff n. To BMMMNMMBi Tttn notice teat a pteadlaff seek- ] !?( relief agalnat jm haa at fee nlW I t If uloUan; Thla la ana m abaolate divot of two yeara aai Yoa ir< reqvlred to fnN to ewok pleading aot later | than Sapt. IX, IMS, aad i failure to do ao fee party aaaklacl earvlce against you will apply to 1 tea court tor tea rallaf aoufM Thla 14 day of July, IMS. Thaaoaeua T. Clayton, Eaquire P. O. Box ?? Warranted. N. C. LANIE 14. HAYES, dart of tha Superior Court jy?-4tc NOTICE SERVING PROCESS BY PUB. State of Norte Carolina, Warren County, In the Superior Court Robert Earl Johnaon, Jr., Plain tiff vs. Ada R. Johnaon, Defendant. To Ada R. Johnaon: Take notice that a pleading aeek inf relief against you haa been fllad In tha above entitled action. Tha nature of tha relief being sought li aa foil owe: Thla la an action to secure an absolute divorce on the (rounds of one yaar separa tion. You are required to makedafense to such pleading not later than September It, IMS, and ivon your failure to do ao the party seeking service against you will apply to tha court for tha relief sought. This 14 day of July, IMS. Theaoaeus T. Clayton, Esquire P. O. Box US War rent on, N. C. LANIE M. HAYES Clerk of tha Superior Court Jyl8-?tc NOTICE SERVING PROCESS BY PUB. State of North Carolina, Warren County In tha Superior Court Josh Newell, Plaintiff va. Angle Newell, Defendant. To Angle Newell: Take notloe teal a pleading seek ing relief against you haa been fllad In tee above entitled action. The nature of tea relief bail* sought la as follows: Thla Is an action^ to secure an absolute dl voroe on the grounds of two yaara separation. You are required to make de fense to soch pleading not later than September 14, IMS, and tgm your failure to do ao tea party aaeklor service against you will apply to tea oourt for tea relief sought. "This 14 day ot July, IMS. Theaoaeus T. Clayton, Enquire P. O. Box US Warrantee, N. C. LANIE M. HAYES Clerk of tea Superior court Jy*S-4te NOTICE SERVING PROCESS BY PUB. Stat* of North Carolina, Warren County, In the Superior Court Haiti* Harris Russell, Plaintiff VS. Thurman L. Russell, D?<sod ant. To Thurman L. Russell. Tak* ootlc* that a pleading fl**fc int relief acalnat you haa b**o filed in th* aboT* antltlad action. Th* natur* of th* rallaf being aoufht la as follows: action for absolute dlvore* baled on (rounds of on* yesr separation. You are required to make defense to such plMdlnc not later than Sept. 29, IMS, and upon your fail ure to do so the party seeking ser vice acalnat you will itpply to the court for the relief sought. This tad. day of August, 1M5. LANIE M. HAYES, Clerk of the Superior Court. Aug. #-4tc NOTICE TO CREDITORS The under algned, having qualified as Administrator at the estate at Vashtle C. Parkinson, d*c*as*d, lat* of Warren County, North Carolina, this is to notify all parsons haying claims against said estate to present the same to the undersigned, or kls attorney, join Kerr, Jr., Warranton, North Carolina on or before the 8th day of February, 1M6, or this notice will be pUnded la bar of their recovery. All parsons Indebt ed to said estate will pleas* make lmmedltate payment to the and*r slgned or hi* attorney. This 10th day at Mly, 1MB. HIRAM PARKINSON, JR. Admialshrmfcor of Um Est it* of Vaahtl* C. Parkinson JOHN KERR, JR. Attorney Warranton, N. C. Aug. ?-4tc Ha who thinks he has no fault*?haa another. If your wife doaan't treat you as you deaarve-be thankful. This Is th* Urn* of year the amateur jardener goes all oat tad wdi ap an in. Integrity: The thing that kaapa hro* from looking ahead to m H you plan to bvgr, aall, or] DuUd. see us Mr your mil LOAMS FHA-VA-Conrentional Re-Financing lliviwmn. Phooo: 4J 8-3813 1.0. SI AMAH, BIMBII ? j ? muiimmmnnim LITTLETON NEWS Mr*. David Newsom and Mra. Sarah Shearln apent tba weekend with Mr. and Mra. Ivy Shear In In Roanoke Rapid*. Mr*. Margaret Love of Mor roa spent sometime last weak with Mlsa Anna Wollett. Mr. and Mrs. W. Hayes Hurdle and son. Bill, are spend ing thia weak at Carolina Beach. Mr. and Mrs. a L. Corr of Klnston were Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Beane. Mrs. Henry House returned Sunday after spending last week In Raleigh with Mrs. Claude Nicholson. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bobbltt of Richmond, Va., accompanied Mr. Bobbin's mother, Mrs. Selma Bobbltt, home during the weekend after sti-< had spent last week with them touring Wil liamsburg, Va., Washington, D. C., Mt. Vernon and other points of Interest around Washington. Mr. and Mrs. George (Jutland visited Mrs. Minnie Outland in Roanoke Rapids Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Beverly Brown spent several days In More head City last week. They and Steve Warren spent Wednesday night with Mr. and Mrs. Carl ton Crltcher In Portsmouth, Va The Rev. and Mrs. Lowell Lee and children of Myersvllle, Pa., and Mra. J. p, t. Harris of Vaughan visited Mr. and Mrs. Lee Rlggan last week. The Rev. and Mrs. H. L. Davis visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Livingston In Raleigh last week. Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Kuhns and children, Susan and David, of Newport News, Va., andw. T, Threewltts and son, Ken, of Cary spent sometime last week with Mrs. W. T. Threewltts, Sr. Mrs. Joe Fulmer of Sylva Is spending this week with her par ants, Mr. and Mrs. John Curl. Miss Elaine Curl of Chowan College In Murfreesboro spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Brown and sons, Raymond and Carson, are spending this week In Athens, Ga., visiting Brown's relatives. Miss Kay King of Richmond, Va., spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sammle King. Mr. and Mrs. WUllam Stal Ungs and son, BUI of Kin*too spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. wOburii Saimoa."c Miss Afnes Kldd spent last week in Petersburg, Va^ visit ing Mr. and Mrs. Allen Kldd and son. Whitman Shear In of Green ville spent Sunday night with his mother, Mrs. Sarah Shearln. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Reld Acree and son, Reld, of Salem, Va., were Sunday dinner guests at Mr. and Mrs. Julian Acree. Mrs. Alan Aldrldge of Klns ton and Mrs. Don Che?k and children, Linda and Chuck, of Raleigh spent several days last week with Mrs. J. T. Bell. Mrs. Myrtle Hobbs visited her brother, Bernard Tant, in Rocky Mount Sunday. Charles King Is spending sometime with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Haff, in T jiii*dale, Penn. Miss Dorothy Hllllard, Michael Wllburn and H. F. Hll llard of Elon spent the weekend with Mrs. Annie Lee Hllllard. Bernlce Hllllard returned home with them after spending last week with his father, H. F. Hll llard, Sr., and family in Elon. D. D, Bobbltt of Florence, 8. C., and D. R. Bobbltt of Gas tonla spent the weekend at their home here. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bolt and children spent the weekend In Elon with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bowman and family. Mrs. Gil bert Reld spent last week with the Bowmans. Miss Alice and Margaret Newaom and Raymond Colllfer of Roanoke Rapids visited Mr. and Mrs. Herman Newsom Sun day night. Mr. and Mra. Joe Bobbltt, Sr., and Mrs. Rnsael] wilder of Raleigh visited Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Jones in Clarksvllle, Va., Saturday. Mrs. Aaron Elmore and children of Hampton, Va., and John B. Powell, jr., of Newport News, va., visited Mra. Mason Moore, Sr., recently. Mr. and Mrs. Sol Bobbltt visited Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Bobbltt in Roanoke Raplda Sin day Mra. Irvin Manning of War ran ton and Mr*. Whit NeTilla, Jr., visited Mrs. Florence Man ning in Vaughan Thursday. Airman First class Jlmmle Johnston of Topeka, Kansas, and Norfolk, Va., spent last weak with his mother, Mrs. Cora Johnston and Mr. and Mrs. Fred West. Mrs. Johnston and Mrs. West ware In Rocky Mount Thursday. Mrs. Gary Hannahs and son, Gary Nelson, of Portsmouth, Va., spent several days last week with her mother, Mrs. Whit Neville, Sr., and other relatives. She was accompanied home Sunday by her husband who came and spent the day. Mrs. Hannahs and son and Mrs. Whit Neville, Jr., and son, Robert, visited Mr. and Mrs. Billy Stansbury and family Fri day. Mrs. Pattle Neville spent last week with Mrs. Emily Sheartn in Roanoke Rapids. Mrs. Whit Neville, Jr., was In Enfield Friday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Neal Jackson of Burlington spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. a. Myrlck. Dorothy Hilliard Honored At Shower Littleton-Miss Dorothy Hil liard of Elon, formerly of Lit tleton, bride-elect of August 22, was entertained at a miscell aneous floating shower Satur day night In the Episcopal Par rish House. Hostesses for the shower were Mrs. Whit Neville, Jr., and Mrs. Irving Manning of Warren ton. Mrs. Manning greeted the guests. Mrs. Annie Lee HUllard, mother of the honoree, opened and displayed the gifts. Miss HUlla.-d spoke to each guest and invited them to her wedding to be held in the Elon Baptist Church In Elon on August 22. A color scheme of green and white was carried out in the decoration* which included an arrangement of mums and glad loll on the mantel and another arrangement of flowers On tne piano. The refreshment table was covered with a white cloth | and centered with an arrange ment of mixed flowers flanked with white burning tapers. Mrs. Gary Hannahs of Ports mouth, Va., poured punch and Mrs. Justls West served cake squares. Mints and nuts were served buffet. Mrs. Whit Neville said good approximately " 30 'guests. Mrs. Palmer Hostess lo Wednesday Club Littleton ? The Wednesday afternoon bridge club was en tertained by Mrs. Horace Palm er at her home on Mosby Ave nue last weak. Two tables were set up for play and arrange ments of mixed summer flowers were used at various points in the home. High score club prize was won by Mrs. V. F. Harrison and Mrs. Cleveland Stalllngs won low score prize. Others playing were Mrs. W. B. Browning, Jr., Mrs. A. J. May, Mrs. J, P. Leach, Mrs. C. A. Jones and Mrs. J. N. Moseley. The hostess served chicken salad, tomato sandwiches, deviled eggs and coffee. Mrs. Ricks Hostess To Thursday Club Littleton-Mrs. Francis Ricks was hostess on Thursday night at two tables at bridge at her home on Mosby Avsnue. Arrangements of summer flow ers were used to decorate the home. Mrs. Ferdle Moore won high club prize and Mrs. J. N. Moseley won low club prise. Miss Sally Leach won traveling prize with Mrs. Margaret Lore winning guest traveling prize. Mrs. C. A. Jones von guest WANT A MOUSIT SKI USI Veterans-No Pown Payment] Loans Up To $15,000 3% - Non-Veterans ? 3% Financing up to >0 years. We can furnish the lot, build the M* of your choice, or build on you lot. We furnish pi si book* sad free estimates. I. 0. SKAMAN MALMTATI DMUMIUeOI M4SI high soore prist. Others pitying wara Mrs. W. J. Laach, Miss Anna Wollatt and Mr*. Churchill P. Brown. A salad course, ham sand vlchas, cake, taa and Coca Colas ware served. Mrs. Newsom Fetes Friends At Cards Littleton-Mrs. Marvin New som, Jr., entertained at two tables of bridge on Tuesday night of last week In her home on Mosby Avenue. Summer flowers were used at various points In the home. Mrs. S. W. Rlggan won high score prize with Mrs. J. P. Newsom winning low and travel ing prise. Others playing were Mrs. An thony Johnston, Mrs. Ned Long Clark, Mrs. W. B. Browning, Jr., Mrs. Francis Ricks and Mrs. Bertha May Gray. The hostess served a dessert course. Mrs. W. Hayes Hurdle Is Hostess At Bridge Mrs. W. Hayes Hurdle enter tained at two tables of bridge Thursday night at her home on Halifax Street. Arrangements of summer flowers were at various points in the home. Mrs. Frank Foster won high score club and traveling prize and Mrs. E. K. Flshel won low score club prize. Guest high score prize went to Mrs. Lewis :ollier and low guest prize went to Mrs. J. P. Newsom. Other playing were Mrs. C. H. Woodbum, Mrs. G. S. May, Sr., Mrs. G. A Threawltts and Mrs. W. B. Browning, Jr. A salad course, lemonade, nuts and coffee were served by the hostess. Marriage Licenses - Richard C. Green, white, of ( Richmond, Va., to Bonnie Magee of Hopewell, Va. Jimmy Ray Dalton, white, of Kenbridge, Va., to Linda Lou Arthur of Victoria, Va. Edsel D. Burnette, white, of Richmond, Va., to Linda Sue Bostlc of Richmond. Marvin Mitchell Hardee, white, of Rocky Mount to Helen Perry ivey at Norllna. James M. Apperti, Jr., white, at N. Reading, Mass., to Merlyn M. Stephens of N. Reading. Joseph Harlce Harrison, colored, of Norllna to Janle Mae Drew of Norllna. Carl Anderson Terrell, white, of Montpaller, Va., to Patricia Ann Burch of Me chanlcsvllle, Va. Franklin Wayne Bedwell, white, of Hopewell, Va., to Sally Murty Vasse of Hopewell, Va. Hence Ray Bryant, colored, of Warrenton to Margaret Ann Jlg getts of Warrenton. Larry Gane Conley, white, of Savage, Maryland, to Yvonne Irick of Slmpsonvllle, Mary land. Donald L. Davey, white, of Claremont, New Hampshire, to Elaine H. Hopkins of Worches ter, Mass. Patronize the advertisers. HARDWOOD LUMBIR AND LOOS GENERAL BOX 00. WARRENTON, N. C. TEL. 257-3100 Children Under 16 Not To Work On Farms During School Raleigh ? F irmera In thla area *, jre reminded today that children under 16 years of ace are permitted to work on farms only outalde school hours, un der federal law. This word came from Julian C. Parker, field office super visor of the Raleigh- East office of the Wage and Hour and Public Contracts Divisions, U. S. De partment of Labor. He said the Fair Labor Standards Act pro hibits minors under 16 from working In agriculture during school hours for the school district where they live while working. This applies to child ren of migratory workers as well as local children. "The place for children is In school, not In the fields," Parker added. "Today's child ren will grow up in the world which demands more education ^ and better skills. Schooling now will open the door to oppor tunity in the future." Parker pointed out that the 16-year age minimum does not apply to children who work on the home farm for their parents or guardians. He also said the Act places no restric tions on farm work by minors 16 years old or over. Compliance with the Fair La bor Standards Act does not ex cuse noncompliance with State or local laws. "The Wage and Hour Office in Raleigh will be gl. to ans wer . any questions about the Fair Labor Standards Act," Parker added. The ad dress is Room 203, 320 South Salisbury Street, Raleigh, North Carolina. Warren Plains GAs Hold MonthlY44eet? Members of the GA's of War ren Plains Baptist Church held their monthly meeting in the home of Mrs. Horton Brantley on Monday evening with the president, Sandra Copley, pre siding and giving the devotion al and i>Tayer. Cub activities followed. Melba Thompson and Barbara BiapUfly crested tha .uro gram. They were assisted by Verllene Thompson, Patsy Jones, Sandra Copley, Linda Copley, and the leader, Mrs. Brantley. Refreshments were served by the hostesses, Barbara and Linda Brantley. 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