News and Events of Interest To Norlina Readers
MRS. IMOGENE ARNOLD, Editor
Mr. John Clarke spent the
weekend In Williamsburg, Va.,
with Mr. and Mrs. John P.
? Clarke and children. Mrs.
Clarke returned home with her
husband alter an extended
visit.
Miss Mae Weaver spent last
weekend with her sister, Mrs.
R, V. Fleming, Sr., of Hen
derson.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Mar
tin, Sr., Mrs. A. W. Paschall,
Mrs. V. T. Paschall and Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Lynch attended
the funeral of Ralph Hicks at
Townsville Saturday.
Mrs. Frances Brown and
Miss Marie Taylor of Raleigh
visited Mrs. C. P. Rooker re
cently.
Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Taylor
and Mrs. S. F. Vick attended
the homecoming at the Baptist
Church in Boykins, Va., last
Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Ben
Everette and daughter and
grandchildren joined them in
Boykins.
Mr. and Mrs. T. V. Stall
ings spent their vacation in
Florida last week.
The Rev. W. C. Baughman, |
Jr., is the revival preacher
at Trinity Baptist Church in
Durham this week.
Mr. Julius Brauer of Wash
ington, N. C., spent several
days last week in New York
and returned by way of Nor
lina where he spent the week
end with his parents, Mr. and I
Mrs. P. E. Brauer.
Mrs. Joe Scellato and little
Miss Kelly Sawyer of Nor
folk, Va., spent Tuesday with
Mrs. Ola Overby.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lamb
and sons of Burlington and
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Robin
son and family of Raleigh
spent last weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. George Robinson in
celebration of Mr. Robinson's
birthday.
In Hospital
John L. Vaughan is a pa
tient in the Veterans Hospital
in Richmond, Va.
Sharon K. Vaughan is, a
patient at Maria Par ham Hos
pital in Henderson recover
ing from major surgery.
Mrs. E. H. Weston visit
ed relatives in Norfolk, Va.,
this week.
Friday Night Concert
Was Definite Success
The concert given in the
Norlina gym last Friday even
ing by Miss Irene Weldon and
Fletcher Wolfe was declared
to have been an overwhelming
success by the sponsoringor
ganlzations, the three wo
men's clubs of Norlina.
Mrs. Jeanette Robinson, the
accompanist from Atlanta,
Ga., added much to the pro
gram, one of the sponsors
commented yesterday. She
added that Miss Weldon and
Mr. Wolfe charmed their
audience with selections from
Le Nozzie di Figaro, by Mo
zart, and opera by Mendel,
Debussy, Brahms and Leon
cavallo.
Approximately -100 guests
attended from Norlina, War
renton, Henderson, Macon,
Raleigh. Chapel Hill and South
Hill, Va.
Following the concert a re
ception was held in the gvm
torium to meet the perform
ers and their parents, Mm.
A. S. Wyckoff, president of
the Literature and Music Club,
Mrs. George Stultz, Jr., pres
ident of the Norlina Woman's
Club and Mrs. Owen Robert
son, Jr., president of the Jun
ior Woman's club, and Mayor
and Mrs. Graham Grissom of
Norlina also received the
guests.
The three women's clubs had
sponsored the concert to pay
tribute to Miss Weldon and
Mr. Wolfe, natives of Norlina,
and in order that the people
of Warren County would have
an opportunity to hear these
two fine artists perform.
Zion Club Meets
With Mrs. Arnold
Mrs. J. w. Arnold was host
ess to the Zion Home Demon
stration Club at her home on
Tuesday afternoon with 14 in
attendance; M rs. -J. D.-Holtz
man, president, presided.
Mrs. Arnold gave the de
votion on "Love." Mrs. C. P.
Rooker served as secretary
in the absence of Mrs. E. E.
Hecht. The club welcomed
Mrs. C. F. HolUman, Sr., as
a new member.
Miss Emily Ballinger, home
economics agent, gave the
demonstration on "Space
Standards (or Household Ac
tivities." She gave many
tips concerning size and ar
rangements for storage space
in new and rentodeled homes.
Others present were- Mes
dames Zeame Rose, Pete
Rose, W. M. White, J. F.
White, George Robinson, W,
P. Martin, Sr., E. X.. Meador,
Hell Williams andC. L. Nance.
During the social hour Mrs.
Arnold served sandwiches,
pickles, cake and soft drinks.
Zion Fellowship
Meets At Church
1 no /ion young Adult Fel
lowship met last Wednesday
night in the church sanctuary
with 12 members present.
Mrs. Jake Norwood, pre
sided. Mrs. Hal Paschall led
the devotional.
Mrs. Irving Hayes, program
chairman for May, introduced
the guest speaker, Mrs. Boyd
Davis of the Warren County
llelath Department, Mrs.
Davis t.ilked on "Health" and
health conditions in Warren
County.
Mrs. Norwood concluded the
meeting with prayer.
Mr. and Mrs. James White
invited the group to the edu
cational building where they
were served refreshments.
Draffin To Head
Student Council
Charles Draffin was elected
president of the Student Coun
cil of the Norlina High School
for 1966-67 at the annual elec
tions held at a meeting on
last Friday in the music room
of the school.
Other officers chosen, fol
lowing campaign speeches,
were Sterling " Quick, vtce
president; Sandra Hicks, sec
retary; Michael Macon, trea
surer; George Perkinson,
parliamentarian; Jerri Yan
cey, reporter; and Marty
Rooker, historian.
Baptist Circles To
Hold May Meetings
The Woman's Missionary
Society Circles of the Norlina
Baptist Church will meet for
the month of May as follows:
The Lola-Sue Circle will
meet Monday at 3 p. m. at the
home of Mrs. T. W. Wolfe.
The Annie Armstrong Cir
cle will meet Monday at 8 p
m. at the home of Mrs. Bobby
Harris.
The Grace McBride Circle
will meet Monday at 8 p. m.
at the home of Mrs. W. H.
Mulchi, Jr.
The Margaret Mitchell Cir
cle will meet Tuesday at 10
a. m. at the home of Mrs.
H. F. Kelly.
Mrs. White Hostess
To Her Bridge Club
Mrs. E. W, White was host
ess to men hers of the N'or
lwa Bridge Club at her home
at Drewry last Tuesday even
ing. Two tables were set up
for play.
Mrs. J. W, Mayfield receiv
ed the high score prize; Mrs.
B. A. Thaxton, second high
score prize; and Mrs. K. M.
Robinson, bingo prize.
At the end of play the host
ess served wine jelly an i
Chetnev bits.
A new fluorescent lamp is
the first to meet the Depart
ment of Agriculture standard
for color grading.
A communication system
for skin divers carries con
versation for fifty feet under
water.
MRS RICHARD PKRRY IVF.Y
M/ss Non e// Weds
R/chard Perry Ivey
Mi.1-- Na: . Jean Nor veil,
dauphtc: of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry fc.upone Norveli, was
married Sunday to Mr. Rich
ard Perry Iv? ., son of Mrs.
Hel'm Iv,.-. of Rocky
Mouni. N, Sid the late Mr.
Umvood Ray Ivey of Norllna.
Ilii i\ -.y^iL-tii-uco Patener
formed the ceremony at the
Norlina Methodist Church,
Norlina, N. C.
Given In marriage by her
father, the bride wore a por
trait gown of French silk or
ganza. The scalloped neck
line and elbow length sleeves
were of alenconlace. Thewat
teau train of matching alen
con lace was attached to the
gown by an organza bow. Her
tiered veil of imported silk
illusion was attached to a
cabbage rose of peau de soie
with lace appliques and seed
pearls. She carried a cascade
of white orchids and valley
lilies.
Mrs. Glenn Weldon of Nor
lina, organist, rendered tra
ditional wedding music and
Mrs. Walter Newman of Nor
lina sang "Because," "At
Dawning" and "The Wedding
Prayer."
Miss Brenda ltiggaiiwasthe
bride's niaid-of-honor. Her
dress was of pastel blue bro
cade taffeta with an empire
waistline, short sleeves,
round neckline antl knee length
A-line skirt. On her head she
wore a matching bow attach
ed to tulle. She carried a
cascade of mixed spring flow
ers. Bridesmaids were Miss
Margaret l'erkinson and Miss
Claudie Ivey of Rocky Mount,
sister of the bride-groom.
Junior bridesmaid was Miss
Peggy Rodwell of Warrenton,
cousin of Rit bride.?Til em
dresses were identical to that
of the maid-ot-honor being in
pastel shades of pink, yellow
and green. They each carried
colonial bouquets of mixed
spring flowers.
Honorary bridesmaids were
the Misses Sharon Land and
Donna Bryan of Rocky Mount,
Linda Suggs of Llizabeihtown,
Ann Mitchell and Sandra liolo
man of Alioskie, Dot Pegram
of Middleburg, Karney Faulk
of Norlina and Barbara Hawks.
They each carried a single
long stemmed carnation.
Johnny Johnson of Char- #
lotte, cousin of the groom,
was best man and ushers were
John Freddie Perklnson,
brother of the bride, Charles
White of Norllna, Jimmy Rod
well of Warrenton, cousin of 1
the bride, and Charles Hayes
of Norlina.
The bride's mother wore a
dress of Ice blue nylon jersey
with cap sleeves and accordian
pleated skirt. Her hat was of
matching jersey and acces
sories were dyed to match.
She wore a purple orchid.
The bridegroom's mother
wore a sheath dress of celery
green imported silk wool with
short sleeves and round neck
line. Her tulle hat and othdjcj
accessories were dyed ^
match. She wore a purple on
chid. sjgjl
Mrs. Ivey is a graduate 6?Tr
Norlina High School and';
attended llardbarger Business?;
College in Raleigh. Her huSr-'-i
hand is a graduate of N'orlinsjrj
High Scnool and is now ser
vmg in the V. S. Air Force,"J
stationed at Warner Robins,*.
Ga., where they will make
their home after a wedding ,
trip through the mountains of"
Virginia. ?
(See WEDDING, page 14)
VOTE TO RETURN
Robert P. Thome
as your
COMMISSIONER
SATURDAY,
MAY 28
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Whatever they do,
modern communications
help to bring more new industry
to Eastern Carolina.
Helps them prosper!
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LEIGH'S
JOHN T. CHURCH
A MAN THAT RECOGNIZES OUR LOCAL AND STATE
NEEDS ASKS YOUR SUPPORT AS A DEMOCRATIC
CANDIDATE FOR THE NORTH CAROLINA HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES.
? CONSCIENTIOUS
Will willingly devote himself to meeting
the needs of this county and the state
in the best interest of all the citizens.
? QUALIFIED
Former Chairman of the Vance County
Democratic Executive Committee and a
Member of the Henderson City Council.
Past President of the N. C. Merchants
Association, Trustee Louisburg College,
Vice President Occoneechee Council Boy
Scouts of America, Vice-Chairman Kerr
Reservoir Development Commission,
Trustee of N. C. Boys Home, Chairman
of the Board of Stewards, - Henderson
First Methodist Church, Past Director
Chamber of Commerce, Past Director of
Salvation Army.
? BUSINESSMAN
Church is Senior Vice-President and Sec
retary of Rose's Stores, Inc. With broad
experience in retail merchandising in
Vance, Warren and Franklin Counties as
well as elsewhere.
? BACKGROUND
Born in Raleigh, September 22, 1917,
son of Charles Randolph and Leila Johnson
Church. A BS degree from University of
North Carolina; a Marine Combat Pilot"
in World War n with the rank of Captain; '
Married to the former Miss Emma Thomas ?
Rose; two children, John T. Church, Jr.,|
age 21, and Elizabeth H, Church, age 17;1
Religion-Methodist; Mason; Shrlner; Past
President of Junior Chamber of Commerce*'
and Rotary Club.
VOTE FOR A SOUND PROGRESSIVE REPRESENTATIVE
VOTE: JOHN T. CHURCH O
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY SATURDAY, MAY 28th.
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