Agriculturally Speaking
Dairyman Elect Officers At
Ladies' Night Supper Meeting
By FRANK REAMS
County Ext. Chairman
COMING EVENTS
Feb. 14-15: Annual Dairy
men's Conference, Voyager
Inn, Raleigh.
Feb. 23-24: DH1A Prelimi
nary Supervisor's Training,
N. C. State University,
Raleigh.
Feb. US: N. C. Spotted Swine
Sale, Murfreesboro, 1:00p. m.
Feb. 28: 16tl: Annual Meet
ing N. C. Cotton Pi -?m.->tlon
Association ,
Kaleigh.
M <rci An..;ua> : t'g
V. C. fcr.edcrs Assr.;i.iUon
and America* Breeders
Conference, Stat'.sville.
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The annual Ladies' Night
Supper Meeting of the Golden
Belt Dairy Herd Improvement
Association, serving Vance
and Warren Counties, was re
cently held at the Holiday Inn,
Henderson. In addition to a
most enjoyable occasion, the
1967 officers and directors
were elected and 1966 awards
announced.
Shown in the picture are the
1967 officers (1. to r.) W. F.
Rooker, immediate past pre
sident, congratulating Hal
Paschall, president, Walter J.
Bender, Secretary-Treasurer
and Leonard M. Bender, Vice
President. Directors elected
were W. F. Rooker, L. B.
Hardage, Ernest Brauer, Fred
Newton, Alvis Fleming and E.
W. MONROE GARDNER
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In the other photo, you see
winners of outstanding pro
duction awards. (1 to r) Al
vis Fleming, certificate for
er.tire herd averaging over
450 lbs. butterfat. This herd
averaged 500 lbs. of butterfat
per cow and each cow In herd
averaged 14,106 lbs. milk.
Fred Newton - awarded plaque
for having entire herd with
average milk production per
cow of 14,414 lbs., also, high
cow in milk producing 20,750
lbs. milk, also, high herd
average of 539 lbs. butterfat
per cow. Arnold Frank
-awarded certificate, pen and
pencil set for 5 years
continuous top flight service
as tester for the Association.
Ernest Brauer - awarded
plaque for having the most
improved herd average in milk
production of 1878 lbs. over
1965. E. L. Watkins - a
warded plaque !?? highest cow
in butterfat producing 797
pounds.
You should have seen J. O.
Knight smiling, knowing that
his artificial breeding had
great beneficial influence In
these high production records.
All milk and butterfat pro
duction records were made
during a continuous 305 day
period. This association
is composed of outstanding
dairymen in Vance and Warren
counties. Dairymen pay the
cost of this testing, Pine State
Creamery pays for plaques
awarded and the Agricultural
Extension Service serves as
advisors. This is a real
Americanism organization il
lustrating one of the best
examples in agriculture.
For The Record
A beatnik raced up to the
psychiatrist at his army phy
sical and pleaded, "Take me
right now! Forget about basic
training. Just give me a rifle.
Send me to the front. I am
power and strength. I,am the
conqueror!" Said the doctor
"You're crazy". "Write that
down, Doc", the beatnik urged,
"write that down".
VACATIONING
Miss Gail Tucker of
Stratford College in Danville,
Va., is spending the semester
break at The Homestead at
Hot Springs, Va.
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Miss Joyce Seaman of Ea^t
Carolina College, Greenville
spent the weekend with her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter
P. Seaman.
Mrs. Ralph Godwin and son.
Bobble, of Raleigh spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
R. N. Stalnback.
Mr. Calvin Seaman returned
home Sunday after spending
several weeks with Mrs. Carol
Lord and family in St. Au
gustine, Fla., and visiting
other relatives while there.
Mr. Everett Harris is re-*
ported to be doing nicely fol
lowing surgery at Veterans
Hospital in Durham this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Luke Gupton
and family of Louisburg visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Pas
chall, Sr., on Monday.
Pvt. Henry Holtzman is
stationed at Fort Bragg. A
member of the National Guard,
he is now serving six months
of active duty with the U. S.
Army . He is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. P. G. Holtzman of
Ridgeway.
Mrs. L. M. Paschall, Sr.,
and Mrs. L. M. Paschall, Jr.,
and children, Mrs. Luke Gup
ton and children and Mrs.
C. P. Holtzman visited Mrs.
A. E. Paschall at the home of
Mrs. James Stegall near War
renton Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Andrew Seaman of Ral
eigh visited Mr. and Mrs. C.
F. Holtzman and Mrs. Albert
Bender Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hecht
and Michael of Cary were din
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Daeke Saturday. They
spent the day with Mrs. Carl
Hecht and visited Mr. and Mrs.
C. F. Holtzman in the even
ing.
VPS Meets
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard G.
Bender were host and hostess
to the Young People's Society
of St. Paul's Lutheran Church
at their home on Friday night.
The Valentine motif was car
ried out In the decorations.
Richard J. Holtzman, pres
ident, presided. L. G. Ben
Some of the members of the Drewry 4-H
Club, on a recent arrow hunt at Kerr Lake,
hold up their findings while others listen as
Ellis Fleming tells them about the Indian
arrowheads.
4-H Members Go On Arrow Hunt
Members of the Drewry
Community 4-H Club recently
went arrowhead hunting on
the shores of Kerr Lake, con
ducted by Ellis Fleming and
William Ellington. Many
interesting and odd dis
coveries were made. Some
found whole arrowheads that
had been used by the Indians
hundreds of years ago.
The purpose of the hunt,
Darlene Paschali, reporter,
said was to set the mood for
the February meeting at the
Hecht Museum In Norlina,
which was held on Monday.
Following the business ses
sion, the members observed
many Interesting Indian relics
In the museum and heard Theo
Hecht and Phil Lewis tell
something of the history be
hind the Indian's way of life.
Kay, Jan and Bill Elling
ton served iced drtfiks and
cookies to 15 members, three
leaders and seven visitors.
Kay Ellington presided
over the meeting. Dawn Cur
tis led the Pledge of Alle
giance, Cran Wilson the 4-H
Pledge; and Bill Ellington and
Paula Fleming gave the devo
tion.
MISS CELIA REGINA HARRIS
Plans June Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Har
ris of Route 3, Warrenton,
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Cella Regina,
to Mr. Mac Arthur Mills,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Drew
Bell Mills of Hollister.
Miss Harris is a senior
der read the scripture. The
secretary, Mrs. J. G. Kiliari,
gave a report on the two new
clocks recently purchased for
the church.
The group decided to have
their anniversary supper at
their next regular meeting
to be held March 3 at the Sea
Palace in Henderson at 7 p. m.
Mrs. John G. Killan led the
19 present in playing games.
Mrs. Bender served punch,
potato chips, dip, corn crisp
and cookies.
Entertain Club
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard G.
at John Graham High School
at Warrenton. Mr. Mills was
graduated from Haliwa High
School, Hollister, in 1965.
The wedding will take place
on June 17 at Mount Bethel
Baptist Church, Route 3,
Warrenton.
Bender entertained the Ridge
way Community Club at their
home on Tuesday night. Leon
ard M. Bender, president,
presided over the business
session.
The members decided to
have a bake sale on Satur
day, Feb. 25, and a commit
tee was appointed to work
on this project.
Mrs. Bender served delici
ous refreshments to the 25
members present.
Birthday Party
Mr. and Mrs. Rodgers
Holtzman and sons, Cary,
Steve and Randy, Mr. and Mrs.
Lenten Services Te Be Held At St. Paul's
Midweek Lenten services at
St. Paul's Lutheran Church at
Ridge way, which began on
Wednesday night, will be con
ducted each Wednesday night
at 7:30 throughout the Lenten
season, the pastor, the Rev.
M. E. Franke, announced yes
Wallace Holtzman and daugh
ters, Vicky and Cathy, Mr.
A. P. Holtzman, Jr., and
daughter, Karen, Mr. and Mrs.
J. D. Holtzman, Mrs. H. B.
Bender, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Lorenz and Mr. and Mrs. H.
R, Holtzman visited Mr. and
Mrs. A. P. Holtzman on last
Thursday night In honor of
Mr. Holtzman's birthday.
Cake, Ice cream, soft drinks
and coffee were served to the
guests.
Birthday Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Kill an
entertained at a birthday din
ner in their home in honor
of their daughter, Mrs. Rich
ard Holtzman, on Thursday,
Feb. 2. Guests other than the
honoree were Mr. and Mrs.
John D. Holtzman, Mr. Rich
ard Holtzman, Miss Linda
Holtzman and Richard Holtz
man Jr.
terday.
Hie general topic of the ser
vices is "Behold the Suffering
Saviour," and on Wednesday
night the subject was "By
Moonlight."
The other services will
carry out the theme as fol
lows:
Feb. 15: "By Torchlight";
Feb. 22?"By Lamplight and
Firelight"; March "1?"In the
Grey Dawn"; March 8?
"In Morning Light"; March 15
? "In Sunlit Streets."
Good Friday services will
be held at 7:30 p. m. on
March 24.
Sunday School for all ages
will be held each Sunday morn
ing at 10 o'clock, and the
morning worship services will
be held at 11 o'clock each
Sunday morning.
MYF MEETING
The Warco Subdistrict MYF
will hold its February meet
ing Sunday evening at 5:30
at the Zion Methodist Church,
Norlina. All MYF members
are urged to attend this meet
ing, at which vocational talks
will be given by several War
ren County citizens.
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NOTICE TO CITIZENS OF NORLINA
THE DEADLINE DATE FOR THE PURCHASE
AND DISPLAY OF LICENSE PLATES IS FEBRUARY 15th.
These Licenses are now on sale at the Mayor's Office. Owners of
all motor vehicles in the Town of Norlina are required by Ordinance
to PURCHASE AND DISPLAY a town liccnse plate. Every such
plate shall be displayed throughout the current year in such a manner
as to be visible at all times.
For failure to comply with this ordinance a penalty of SI.00 shall be
charged. Each day this violation continues to exist, owner shall be
penalized SI.00 per day not to exceed $15.00 or 15 days, thereafter
court procedure will be entered into.
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