Aqrkilhmily Speakkig
A Man And His Dog Draws
Comments From F. W. Reams
COMING EVENTS
By FRANK REAMS
Dec. 20: Agricultural Work
ers Conference, 4:00 p. m.
Dec. 31: Last Date to make
applications to lease or sell
cotton allotment. If Interested,
visit ASCS Office.
Jan. 4: District Cotton Meet
ing, Rocky Mount.
Jan. 6-7: Pork Producer's
Conference , North Carolina
State University.
Jan. 10-11: Pesticide School,
North Carolina State Univer
sity.
Jan. 13-14: Cattleman's Con
ference, North Carolina State
University.
Jan. 20: DHIA Annual Supper
Meeting, Warren Plaza Inn.
Jan. 22: Graded Hertford Bull
Sale, Raleigh.
Jan. 26: Annual Angus Bull
Sale, Raleigh.
BI RWELL vs. DOG
It Is extremely difficult to de
termine the subject of conver
sation taking place In the above
picture; however, It Is known
that two animals are sitting on
the County Agricultural Build
ing steps (L to R) Dog, Walk
er Burwell. There was a lot of
rapid fire conversation taking
place and since my dog lan
guage Is a little misty and for
further study, we will have to
listen to a tape recording of
the event. Varied conversations
on numerous agricultural sub
jects does takeplace around this
building. Mr. Burwell could be
Informing his dog partner that
since the Warrenton Tobacco
Market sold about 5,000,000
pounds less tobacco than 1964
his p966 rations might be on the
low side. It Is to be assured
that the dog came back In no un
certain tones, saying, that un
less you dish out the fancy
food, I will find me another
tobacco man.
Regardless of what did take
place, the two should be entitled
to a private conversation but
the changing courts may soon
decree that privacy must be
come public property.
ped by the office concerning
space and office equipment In
preparation for the population
census to be taken In Warren
County beginning January 10th
as related to the Voting Rights
Act.
The Census Bureau Repre
sentative will have headquar
ters at the National Guard
Armory. We have been re
quested to take the name and
address of anyone Interested In
this census taking so If you
are Interested, call or leave
word here at the office - tele
phone 257-3640. This list will
be delivered January 10th and It
Hawkins Sophomores
Give Christmas Story
The sophomores of John R.
Hawkins High School presented
an assembly program, "The
Christmas Story In Scripture,
Song, and Tableau,'' Monday.
Narrators were Carolyn
King, Fred Hedgepeth and Joan
Davis.
Posing for the Nativity scene
were: Mary, Brenda Richard
son; Joseph, Emmanuel Cheek;
Shepherds, Lorenzo Harris,
Prentiss Williams, Kenneth
Williams; Wise Men, John
Branch, Wyatt Davis, Joe Jones;
Angels, Nina Harris, Veronica
Terry, Elizabeth Alston, Helen
Brown.
The choral club, under the
direction of Mrs. D. T. Rich
mond , furnished the music.
FFA Members Collect
And Repair Toys
The FFA Chapter of the John
R. Hawkins High Sciaol Agri
cultural Department wishes to
thank all the parents, students
and teachers who contributed to
the Collect-and-Repalr Toy
Project for needy families in
the school district, Principal
L. B. Henderson and Vo-Ag.
Teacher W. R. Price said
yesterday.
Through this project, many
toys , such as bicycles, tri
cycles, wagons, cars, scooters,
and many others, were collect
ed and repaired.
Henderson and Price said that
"The experience was new for
many of the students and It
added growth to their skill de
velopment. We hope that the re
sults of these efforts will bring
many happy hours to children
in the school district at Christ
mas time."
la my understanding they will
set a date for each applicant
to take an examination. Apass
lng grade is necessary for
employment. The pay will be
$1.75 per hour and official
travel reimbursed at 9 cents
per mile.
CENSUS
Mr. George Reynolds, Field
Representative of the U. S.
Census Bureau, recently drop
Cfrfefoas
?Cards
WALKER DRUG
Company, Inc.
Professional Services
NORLINA. N. C.
AT AUCTION
Dec. 18, 1965
(AT R. I. LIMER FARM)
-1:00 P. M. -
TRACTOR (3 pt. Ferguson)
Horse drawn PLOWS, OULTIVATORS
Horse drawn STALK OUTTER
Horse drawn DOUBLE WAQON
Tractor mower Tractor disc
Tractor bottom plow Out-off saw
Tractor hay rako Tobacco sticks
Tractor planters Misc. hand tools
Ezoe-flow spreader Misc. {rain
- HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES -
Refrigerator Elec. eeok stov
Washing machine, one automatic Ashley
hooter (I room capacity), other heaters,
odd chairs, tables, beds and springs,
dishes, rags.
- TERMS: GASH -
R. Edgar L' Jr.
Executor
u*d weather, sale will be held Dec. 20)
Decorations Contest
To Be Judged
Here On Dec. 22
The annual Christmas decor
ation judging, sponsored by the
Town 'n Country Garden Club,
will be held on Dec. 22. Indoor
as well as outdoor decorations
will be Judged. Persons parti
cipating In the contest should
have their lights on by 7 p. m.
Announcement of the Judging
was made at t< ? monthly meet
ing of the club held at the home
of Mrs. Georgia Exum with Mrs.
Cora Hawkins, president, pre
siding. It was also announced
that the Southeastern Flower
Show will be held in Charlotte
March 4-13.
Present In addition to Mrs.
Hawkins and Mrs. Exum were
Mrs. Violet Henderson, Mrs.
Annie Mae Alston, Mrs. Sallye
Brown, and Mrs. Esther Ran
som.
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Peete
Davis and family of Yanceyvllle
were weekend guests of Mrs.
E. D. Davis. Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Dameron Davis and children
of Pleasant Gardens were their
Miss Ballinger Name<
Miss Emily Ballinger, War
ren County home economics
agent, was appointed public re
lations chairman of the East
Central District Association of
Extension Home Economists,
at a meeting held In Smlthfleld
on Thursday of last week.
Miss Ballinger was appointed
by the newly Installed president,
Mrs. Sarah AnnSasser of John
To District Committee
ston County, during a lunch
eon meeting held In the Lamp
light Room of the Howard
Johnson Restaurant.
The meeting was attended by
38 home economists, repre-j
sentlng 16 counties.
Miss Balllnger also reported
on the Jane S. McKlmmon Loan
Fund.
Inez Churches To
Give Choral Pageant
The Inez Methodist and Bap
tist Churches will present a
choral pageant "This is Christ
mas" on Sunday night at 8:00
Dec. 19, at the Inez Commun
ity Club Building.
The pagejint, which is a
Fred Waring presentation, Is
under the direction of Mrs.
Harry Williams, Jr., and Mrs.
Glenn Coleman, Jr.
ACCEPTS POSITION
Thomas Gasklll, formerly of
Plttard Motor Company, has ac
cepted a position wlthTheWar
ren Cotton and Fertilizer Co.
Chances of an Injury In the
home are about one In 29, while
chances of an Injury In an am
munition plant are about one in
100.
We Now Pay 4% Inferest On
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