News & Society Items
L Miss Sara Hawkins of Char
lotte Is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. T. H. Rooker Is a pa
tient In Maria Par ham Hospit
al, Henderson, (or treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ballard
and daughters of Slier City were
guests of Mrs. M. D. Overby
and family of Axtelle on Sun
day.
Mrs. L. R, Kornegay and Lem
and Jane GUlam of Rocky Mount
were guests of Mrs. E. E. GU
lam on Sunday.
Mrs. Roy Davis spent several
days last week with Mr. and
Mrs. Percy Davis In Windsor.
Miss Eula Allen was their din
ner guest on Wednesday.
Mr. O. D. Williams of Ral
eigh visited relatives here
last weekend in Inez.
Dr. and Mrs. F. P. Hunter
j left Sunday to spend sometime In
i Charlottesville, Va.
Miss Nancy Wilson of ECC,
Greenville, spent the weekend
here.
^ The Rev. John Gill of Ral
eigh was here for the funeral
of Mr. W. L. Wood on Monday
afternoon.
Mr. andjilrs. Robert Cassell
and Katherlne of Cary were din
ner guests of Mrs. M. D. Over
by on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Wood,
Jr., of Greensboro were here
for the funeral of Mr. W. L.
Wood.
Mrs. C. A. Tucker left Wed
nesday to spend sometime In
Atlanta, Ga., with Dr. and Mrs.
G. R. Sutterfleld and sons.
Mrs. Irene Dlckerson was a
dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Shearln on Sunday.
Miss Frances Marlon Voss of
Suramltt, N. J., was a weekend
guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. F.
Twlttv and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wlthcard of
Raleigh were dinner guests of
Mr, and Mrs. Barker Williams
on Sunday evening.
Dr. William Peete, Dr. Char
les Peete and son, Charles, III,
and daughter, Zandy, and Dr.
and Mrs. Mahaley and family,
all of Durham, were guests of
Mrs. C. H. Peete and Mrs.
Nancy Blankenshlp on Sunday.
i Mr. and Mrs. A. J. House,
Mrs. J. E. Rooker and Misses
Zenobla Lancaster and Eliza
beth Rooker saw the Christmas
lighting and decorations at the
?^'Mansion In Raleigh on Sunday
afternoon, sponsored by the
State Garden and Woman's
Clubs.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. House
were overnight guests of friends
In Washington, on Wednesday.
Mrs. J. W. Scott, Mrs. Spen
cer Scott and Mrs. A. D. Als
ton spent the weekend with rela
tives In Raleigh.
Miss Edith Allen will arrive
Friday for the holidays from
Burlington, Miss Isabel Allen of
Nyack will arrive on Tuesday of
next week.
Mrs. H. L. Falkener will ar
rive Friday from Chowan Col
lege, Murfreesboro, to spend
the holidays at her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Davis of
Windsor were guests of Mrs.
Roy Davis and Miss Lula Allen
on Wednesday.
Warren Girl To Be
Presented Degree
Mrs. Richard Smith of At
lanta, Ga. completed require
ments for a degree In English
at Georgia State College In At-,
lanta, Ga. on December 3. The
graduation exercises will be
held In June.
At present, Mrs. Smith Is a
supply teacher. In January she
will accept a position as Eng
lish teacher with the Atlanta
School System.
Mrs. Smith Is the former
Miss Brenda Davis, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Da
vis of Warrenton.
Births
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Wayne
Reld announce the birth of a
sort, Allen-Wayne, Jr., in-Roa
noke Rapids Hospital, on De
cember 4. Mrs. Reld is the
former Betty Pendergrass of
Henderson.
The Rev. and Mrs. Colle E.
Rock of Pocomoke City, Md.,
formerly of Littleton, announce
the birth of a son In Pocomoke
City Hospital. Mrs. Rock Is the
former Alice Burgess of Farn
ham, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Hund
ley of High Point announce the
birth of a da;>phter on Dec. 6.
Mrs. Hundley Is the former
Gertrude Floyd of Norllna.
Warrenton Woman's
Club Entertain At Tea
For Fed. Members
The Warrenton Woman's Club
entertained members of the
North Carolina Federation of
Women's Clubs In Warren
County at a lovely Christmas
tea held at the Warrenton Coun
try Club on Saturday afternoon.
The occasion of the tea was the
75th anniversary of Federated
Women's Clubs and the club
house was beautifully decorated
In the holiday motif.
Mrs. R. B. Butler, president,
was at the head of the re
ceiving line, with Mrs. J. W.
Weathers, Jr., of Youngsvllle,
presidenf of District 14, Mrs.
W. H. Fleming of Youngsvllle,
Mrs. Buck Thompson of Ma
con, Mrs. G. O. Stultz, Mrs.
Dwlght Scotten and Mrs. L.
O. Robertson, Jr., all of Nor
llna.
Mrs. T. P. Whitley, chair
man of hostesses, Mrs. C. R.
Rodwell, Miss Sadie Limer and
Mrs. H. W. White greeted guests
upon arrival.
Miss Nora King, Mrs. W. R.
Baskerviile, Mrs. V. T. Lamm
and Mrs. H. C. Montgomery,
directed guests to the tea table
which was centered with an
arrangement of red carnations
with red candles in crystal hold
ers. Cranberry punch was ser
ved with ham biscuits, cheese
straws, diamond shaped an
niversary cakes and salted nuts.
Mrs. W. A. Graham, Mrs. T.
W. Hawkins, Miss Marlam Boyd
and Mrs. Manley Martin servec
punch.
Mrs. Leonard Daniel pre
sented -Christmas -music,
sacred and secular, on the or
gan throughout the afternoon,
Good-byes were said to Miss
Mary Frances Rodwell, Miss
Elizabeth Rooker, Mrs. Thomas
Ellington, Mrs. A. J. House
and Mrs. R. J. Mills, Sr.
MOVED
Mr. Harry Holsteln who has
been living at the Warren Plaza
Motel has recently moved tc
Greenville. His address is P.
O. Box 71, Greenville, N. C.
Say you saw It advertised in
[The Warren Record.
PATRICIA ANN SADLER
Macon Girl Runner-Up
In Beauty Contest
Pembroke ? Miss Patricia
Ann Sadler was named first
runner - up in the Miss Pem
broke State College Pageant,
Saturday night, December 4, at
the annual homecoming basket
ball game.
Patricia was chosen as one of
five finalists Tuesday night, No
vember 30, on the basis ol
beauty, personality, poise, and
speech. Her speech was entitled
"Know Thyself."
She was presented with a
bouquet of American Beauty red
roses and an engraved trophy.
A twenty-one year old junior,
Patricia is majoring in Elemen
tary Education. Her hobbies are
archeology and conchology.
She is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. E. R. Sadler of Rt.
1, Macon, and a 1963 graduate
of Littleton High School.
Wise-Paschall Club
Has Christmas
The Wlse-Paschall 4-h Club
held Its regular December
meeting and Christmas pro
gram Tuesday night with 28
members present, Jackie Walk
er, reporter, announced yes
terday.
During the business session
plans were made for a party
to be given In honor of the
parents on Saturday night. This
will consist of a turkey supper.
The members were compli
mented on their success In sell
ing first aid kits as a fund rais
ing project. The members sold
91 of the 100 kits supplied.
Following the business pro
gram, games were played, re
freshments were served and
gifts were exchanged.
CHl'RCH PROGRAM
A program, "Birthday Gift,"
will be presented at theWarren
Plains Baptist Church on Sun
day night at 7:00, December 19.
The public Is Invited to attend.
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Messiah To Be Presented
The Christmas portion of the
dessiah by Handel will be pre
lented Sunday morning at 11:00
it the Warrenton Baptist Church
iy fRe cTrtnrh choir.?The
jololsts will be Mrs. John Link,
?lrs. W. A. Miles, Jr., Miss
3everly Johnson, Jim Davis
ind Robert M. Davis. Mr. R. M.
3avis is the director and Mrs.
Monroe Gardner organist.
Card of Thanks
At this Christmas Season we
wish to express our sincere
appreciation to our friends for
their many acts of love and
friendship extended to us during
the illness and convalescenceof
Ernest Newell and to wish for
each of you a Joyous and Bless
ed Christmas.
ERNEST AND MARY NEWELL
Auxiliary Women
Aid At Hospital
Five members of Unit #25
of the American Legion Auxi
liary and one volunteer spent
Wednesday at the Veterans Hos
pital in Durham, the occasion
being the opening of the Gift
Shop of the Auxiliary in the hos
pital.
Mesdames C. M. Bullock, D.
F. Blaylock, Leonard Daniel,
W. L. Fuller, Scott Gardner
and William Bugg visited the as
signed wards, made lists of the
wanted gifts for the patients'
families, selected gifts for the
large array In the Gift Shop,
wrapped and labelled all gifts
for mailing.
This year the local auxiliary
contributed 121 gifts at a cost of
$193.43 to the veterans gift
shop program. These gifts were
for children as well as adults
with some luxury as well as
practical items included.
Every veteran is entitled to
select Christmas gifts for his
family at home at no cost what
soever to himself, the entire op
eration being financed each
ypar hy the American Le
Rector Announces
Christmas Services
Episcopal services during the
Yuletide season were announced
by the Rev. James M. Stoney,
Jr., rector of All Saints, the
Church of the Good Shepherd
and Emmanuel Church, this
week as follows:
A Christmas Eve service will
be held at All Saints Church
at 9 p. m. Ftiday, Dec. 24.
The Christmas services at
Emmanuel Church will be as
follows: Christmas Eve: Holy
Communion, Friday, Dec. 24,
at 11:30 p. m.; Holy Commun
ion Christmas Day, at 10 a. m.;
Morning Prayer, Sunday, Dec.
26 at 11 a. m.
Holy Communion will be cele
brated at the Church of the
Good Shepherd at Ridgeway on
Christmas Day at 11:30 a. m.
There will be no service at the
Church of the Good Shepherd
on Sunday, Dec. 26.
glon Auxiliary. This is part of
the Rehabilitation program
which the members carry on
during the entire year for the
Veterans and their families.
Girl Scouts Give
Tree To Hospital
Troop 725 held Its last meet
ing of 1965 with a Christmas
party at the Methodist Church
Tuesday. The girls decorated
a Christmas tree which was
taken to the lobby of Warren
General Hospital.
Gifts were exchanged by the
girls. Christmas carols were
sung. Santa Claus (the Rev. Al
Thompson) came to distribute
gifts. Refreshments, consisting
of Cokes, glngerale, chips,
cookies and candy, made by the
scouts were served.
Girls of this troop are Sarah
Burton, Catherine Blankenship,
Lynette Comer, Lou Ann Cole
man, Carolyn Coleman, Beth
Elam, Faye Felts, Teresa
Hicks, Sharon Jones, Linda
Loyd, Sharon Mustlan, Susan
Hardy, Sharon Johnson, Eliza
beth Overby, Pamela Powell,
Susan Thompson, Sharon White,
Wanda Vaughan, Susan Wilson,
Carolyn Shearln, Eleanor
Davis, Patricia Odom, and Lynn
Maynard.
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