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Military Company To Attend Camp At Bragg Company C, 120th Infantry, N. C. National Guard, with three officers and 70 enlist ed men stationed In Warren ton and one officer and 78 enlisted men stationed In Hen-1 derson, will attend camp at Fort Bragg from June 5-19. An advanced detachment of eight men will depart today (Friday) for Fort Bragg. Training will consist of com pany and battalion size exer cises. The unit will camp the two weeks In the field. Capt. Durwood E. Wells of Klttrell, company commander, will command Company C at camp. The roster of officers and men from the Warrenton unit Is as follows: Capt. Durwood E. Wells, First Lieut. Wiley D. Vaughan, First Sgt. Walter M.Gardner, Pit. Sgt. James Peoples, Pit. Sgt. Carlton W. Whitby, Sqd. leaders Mansfield F. Aycock, Roy A. Cameron, and Stanley E. Cobb, Suppy Sgt. John B. Fleming, Motor Sgt. Arthur E. Floyd. Also, Sqd. Leader Fenner Peoples, Asst. Vector NCO John R. Smiley, Sqd. Leader George T. Vaughan, MessStd. Martin L. Vaughan, Comm. Chief Sidney G. Burton, T-Ld. Thomas P. Fleming, T-Ldr. John W. Rlggan, Jr., Cooks William L. Cox and Charles L. Faulkner. Also, Grenadier Robert A. Bolton, Jr., Radio Mech. John L. Daniel, Jr., Cook, John H. Garrett, Armorer Clarence E. King, Driver Luther E. King, Rifleman AR James a. McGowan, Jr., Cook, Spencer| R. Mosley, Gunner MG John G. Mulchl, Co. Clerk Frank B. Newell, Jr., Cook Talmadge L. Parrlsh, Driver Co Alli son M. Rivers, Gunner Rocket Richard C. Rivers, Jr., Rifle man AR George H. Rooker, Jr., Grenadiers Thurman Rooker and Nelson D. Whit ley, Cook Ralph E. Whltmore, - RTO James E. Cucroll. Also, Riflemen Harvey S. Neal, David L. Nelson, and Johnny B. Newell, Driver Dan ny R. Peterson. A. Gunner Rocket Jack D. Thompson, and Pvts. Sidnev P_ P.nonor. pncror L. Kldd, Larry A, Hayes, Eu gene T. Munn, Lawrence W, Seaman, Jr., HenryC. Thomp son, Jr. Bible School To Be Held At Warrenton A vacation Bible School will be held In Warrenton on June 13-17 from 9 until 11:30 each morning. Registration will be held June 10 from 10 until 10:30. The school will be held Jointly by Wesley Memorial Methodist Church (Primary department), the Warrenton Presbyterian Church (begin ner's department), and the Warrenton Baptist church (Junior department). Elberon News Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Ay cock attended the graduation exer cises at Bules Creek Sunday afternoon andvlsltedMr. Ben son Aycock. Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Klrk land of Henderson were din ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leland Gottschalk Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. M. T, Abbott and Vivian visited Mr. and Mrs. Phil Partln In Raleigh Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Llm er visited Mr. and Mrs. Earl Maynard Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Abbott visited Mrs. JesseCappsSun day. Mr. Harold Duke and Vickie and Joyce Shirley of Hender son visited Mr. and Mrs. Mark Duke Sunday. Mrs. Elsie Fleming and Mrs. T. H. Aycock were Sun day guests of Mrs. Delia Ay cock. Mrs. Lucy Jones visited Mrs. Joe Choplln In Hender son recently; Mr. and Mrs. Junius Aycock were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Vaughan. Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Pint zing and daughter of Norfolk, Va., are visiting Mrs. W. H. Abbott, Sr., for several days. THANK YOU r~want to express mysincere appreciation!'to the voters of Warren County for the confidence which they placed In me on Saturday. Subject to the November General Elec tion, I pledge my maximum effort in fulfilling the duties as a member of the North Carolina House of Representatives from the 16th District. I urge all of the citizens of Warren County to feel free to express their views on any matters which may come before the General Assembly during the 1967 Session. Sincerely, John T. Church RCA VICTOR with 2 speakers ? 25,000-volt New Vista Color only Chassis with 3 I.F.signal-boost ing stages ? Powerful New Vista tuners ? 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He gave an Illustrated talk on conven tions he has attended In America and foreign coun tries. It was announced that ap proximately 20 Lions and Lionesses from the local club are expected to attend the convention where Lion Monroe Gardner will be a candidate of District Governor of District 31-G, of which Warrenton Is a part. President W, L. Turner presided and Monroe Gard ner led the singing. J. Edward Rooker said grace. Lion Mack Bullock was Lion X and Lion Duke Miles won the dollar. Approximately 40 Lions were present for the meeting. King And Queen To Be Crowned The crowning of a king and queen will feature a Prepara tion Day to be held at the North Warrenton Baptist Church Friday In advance of Vacation Bible School. Pre paration Day will also fea ture a parade. Boys and girls, ages 4-16, are Invited. The pastor, the Rev. Her man Hicks, said Bible School will be held at the church June 6-10, from 9-1?. p. m. dally. Sarah Ann Miles, daugh ter of Mayor and Mrs. W. A, Miles of Warrenton, recelvec her A. B. degree In Psychologj from Greensboro College or Sunday, May 29, and has ac cepted a position with th< Guilford County Welfare De partment In Greensboro. Insurance Agents Honored At Banmiet Two Warrenton Insurance agents?Ronnie W. Moseley and Roy Pat Robertson?were among 13 men honored at a banquet In Roanoke Rapids last week who earlier In the month had completed a course In Insurance underwriting. The special 26 week course was supervised and Instructed by the Life Underwriters Training Council (LUTC) and sponsored by the Roanoke Ra pids Life Underwriters As sociation. Class president Earl Bryant served as master ol cere monies and presented each member with a token gilt. The class consisted of 13 life Insurance agents from Halifax, Northampton and Warren Counties. A gift of appreciation also was given to the class In structor W. T. O'Berry, by the graduating class. O'Berry Is district manager for Home Security Life In Roanoke Ra pids and has successfully completed both parts I and II of LUTC. Guests of the class, in addi tion to their wives, were John Joyner, LUTC chairman for the Roanoke Rapids area, and his wife; and A1 Joyner, presi dent of the Roanoke Rapids Life Underwriters Associa tion. Both men made talks on the advantages of LUTC and the Important part It plays In the successful underwriter's career. The LUTC course Is com posed of 26 weeks of Intensive training In classroom, action projects In the field and writ ten tests. It Is designed to Increase the underwriter's knowledge of his profession COUNTY AGRICULTURAL NEWS L. C. COOPER Agri. Extension Agent G. W. KOONCE Asst. Agri. Ext. Agent Know Your Lawn Grasses A well-kept lawn is a beauti ful sight. And, It can last the year around. It gives "oomph" to an or dinary house and, as a bonus, prevents erosion and provides a wonderful place for the family to play. A beautiful lawn doesn't Just happen ? it takes knowledge and work. -Warm season grasses (green in summer, brown in winter). . include bermuda, zoysia, centipede, St. Augus tine and carpet grasses. These warm season grasses grow only during frost-free per iods. However, they are perennials and new growth will arise from the crowns or underground stems each spring without reseeding. Bermuda Grass Common bermuda Is often referred to as wire or cane grass, is extremely drought resistant and grows rapidly RONNIE MOSELEY ROY P. ROBERTSON and enable him to better serve the public. The course Is made avail able to area underwriting per sonnel through the sponsor ship of the Roanoke Rapids Life Underwriters Associa tion. on all but poorly drained soils. It makes a good turf If fer tilized and mowed low and often. Common bermuda makes a satisfactory summer lawn for sunny areas, but Tlf lawn and Tifway are much superior. Tlflawn, formerly known as Tlfton 57, is a very aggres sive, disease - resistant hy brid bermuda. It Is particular ly recommended for areas that receive excessive wear, such as lawns, playgrounds and athletic fields. Tifway is an aggressive disease-resistant dark green hybrid bermuda used for golf fairways. It shows consider able promise as a lawn grass. Tlfgreen Is the "Queen" of the hybrid bermudas. It is used extensively for golf greens. But due to Its high mnln)iiiiTncn roqnIrPrnpntS, it Is not recommended for the average lawn. Centipede Grass Is the lazy man's grass. It creeps along the ground, stays low and requires little mowing. Fer tilize It sparingly. Too much nitrogen will kill It. St. Augustine, which is also called Charleston grass, Is especially well-suited for shady lawns near the coast. Zoysla, Is a low, creeping grass that makes a dense beautiful sod. It resembles bermuda, but where adopted, It makes a better lawn than does common bermuda. Cool Season Grasses Include tall fescue, Ken tucky bluegrass and red fes cue. These perennial grass es remain green practically all year. Tall Fescue, is the best grass to plant If you want a year - round green lawn. Growth Is checked during the hot summer, but during the fall, winter and spring It equals Italian ryegrass In vi gor and cold resistance. Kentucky Bluegrass, can be grown In this area If proper ly fertilized and limed. It will grow fairly well If plant ed In the shade on heavy soils. Red Fescue, Is a fine-tex tured grass that comes In many varieties, Pennlawn be ing one of the best. Use red fescue only for heavily shad ed lawns. In the shade and on light, thirsty soils, It often makes a lawn where other grasses fail. Ask your County Extension Agent for the Qplletln titled. "Carolina Lawns." -1 A monstrous machine which can bore a 21-foot hole through 10 feet of stone in a day Is cutting a two-mile tunnel for. an irrigation project In New Mexloo. Its cutter head alone la made from SB tons of nickel alloy steel. Foreign producers shipped a record MS,000 tons of mer chant pig iron Into the U, S. during 1MB. HOME DEMONSTRATION CORNER ElOLY BALL1NGER, Coua.y Bom Economies A|nt The Home Economics Ex tension Agents announce the following schedule: Monday, June 6: The Embro Home Demonstration Club will meet at 8:00 p. m. at the home of Mrs. WarrenOverby. Tuesday, June 7: Office. Wednesday, June 8: The Inez Home Demonstration Club will meet at 2:30 p. m. at the Inez Clubhouse. Thursday, June 9: The Shaw Springs Home Demonstration Club will meet at 1:00 p. m. at the home of Mrs. W. C. Jones, Jr. The Enterprise Home Dem onstration Club will meet at 2:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. William T. Skinner, III. Friday, June 10: Office. Three classes In clothing and textiles will be offered during University Days For Homemakers, June 14-16, at the North Carolina State Uni versity. Each of the three classes will be given for one 2-hour period. Applied principles of line and design related to pattern and fabric selection will be discussed In one class with Marianne Herold, adult ser vice coordinator. Simplicity Pattern Company, Inc., as In structor. Miss Herold will present another class on "Correct Methods In Sewing Today's Fabrics." "The Behavior of Today's Fabric In Drycleanlng" will be discussed by Dr. Dorothy Lyle, director of consumer relations for the National In stitute of Drycleanlng. In addition to the clothing classes, there will be sessions on food, housing, interior de corating, making hooked rugs, and other subjects of Interest to homemakers. Interested women may get details on registration and program for this statewide meeting from Mlas Emily Bel linger, Home Economic* Ex tension Agent. Herring Funeral Is Held At Henderson Funeral services for Mrs. Virginia Thomas Herring were conducted In the First Baptist Church of Henderson Monday at 2 p. m. by Dr. W. W. Leathers, Jr., pastor, and Dr. F. Wilson Bowman, pastor of Bsthany Baptist Church in Portsmouth, Va. Burial was In Sunset Memorial Gardens In Henderson. Mrs. Herring, native and former resident of Henderson, died last Friday night In Portsmouth, Va., where she bad made her home In recent years. Mrs. Herring's husband, George C. Herring, lsaform er resident of Rldgeway. Survivors, In addition to her husband are a sister, Mrs. Mary Coghlll of Henderson, and two brothers, Johnnie Thomas of Henderson and Joseph Thomas of Centervllle. MANY THANKS I would like to take this opportunity to thank all of the citizens thai supported me for the office of Coronor last Saturday. I enjoyed the 12 years I held this job. Thanks again to all my friends. N. I. Haithcock I wish to thank my many Irionds for their vote and support in Saturday's Primary. 1 trust you and many others will give me their support in the next Primary 2 years from now. Henry M. Myrick Wheredoyawa n na go? - Downtown to shop down the street to the drive-in or Take off and travel in a new Chevrolet! 1966 Chevrolet Impala Sport Sedan with eight features now standard for your added safety?including back-up lights and seat belts front and rear (always buckle up!). See your Chevrolet dealer What you get is ? The me*iculous coachwork of Bodv by Fisher that tur rounds yo>- with rich appointments, deep twist carpeting ? Full Coil suspension that uncrinkles roads ? Magic-Mirror finish _ _ _ ? Gobs of room for hips, legs and feet. TOT l3Sty l3S1 What you can add includes ? Com fortron automatic heating and air condl- delivery on all tiomng?spnng weather the year round ? AM-FM multiplex stereo radio ? Tilt teleacopic steering ? Power everything? brakes, windows, seats, steering. See your Chevrolet dealer now. You'll never find a better time to buy, so Whatayawaitinfor? Big-saving summer buy* on Chevrolet, Chevollo, Chevy kinds of Chevrolets ...V8's and 6's! m cxmmm O end Corveir. BRYSON CHEVROLET, I. Mason tt. WAMURTt*, N. 0. MM4Ur*tTUSSS*S 4.1
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