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r DIAL 257-3341 FOR A RECORD WANT AD FOR SALE FOR SALE-NEW 12 FT. aluminum boat, withlOH.P. Johnson motor $250.00. W. M. Felts, Norllna. Phone 456-4031. July 7-c FOR SALE - SEIGLER OIL heater, medium size. Per fect condition. $90.00. Phone 456-2011. July 7-pd. MIXED PEAS FOR SALE James C. Harris, Rt. 3, Warrenton. July 7-14-c FOR SALE-LEE SOYBEANS, 1st. year from breeder. 98% germination. Call Erich Hecht, 456-2662. June 23-tfc FOR SALE-HAY, TRACTOR trailers and tobacco trucks. Also 1,000 large sex-link hens, 1 year old .75? each. T. R. Paynter, Rt. 2, War renton, TeL 257-4687. June 23-tfc FOR SALE- 1954 DODGE 4-door sedan. Runs good good tires-call 257-4351. May 26-tfc PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS Priced from $49.95 up. Easy terms. Allen King, War ren Record Office. May 11-tfc TWIN NEEDLE ZIG-ZAG sewing machine in cabinet like new, buttonholes, darns, decorative stitches, etc., without attachments. Someone in this area may assume payments 10.83per mo. or pay complete balance $39.83. Can be seen and tried out locally without ob ligation. For complete de tails write to Mrs. Floyd, Service Credit Dept. P. O. , Box .241# Home Office, Asheborp.^N. July 7-14-c FOR A LIMITED TIMEONLY zig zag sewing machine only $88.00. Allen King. Phone 257-3814 - Warrenton, N. C. June 16-tfc SEWING MACHING DIAL-A Mailc twin needle zig-zag in beautiful modern cabinet Just like new. Buttonholes, darns, fancy stitches, etc. without attachments. Want ed someone in this area with good credit to finish payments $11.15 monthly or pay complete balance of $41.17. Can be seen and tried out locally. Write "National's Credit Man ager" Mr. Beane, Box 280, Asheboro, N. C. June 9-July 14-c FOR SALE - BRICK HOUSE on Hazelwood Drive, 3 bed rooms, L. R., D.R., kitchen, utility room downstairs, plus 6 large closets, 2 bed rooms and large storage closet upstairs. Now oc cupied by Dr. Harrison. See ? t rtM|U VMSX&W FOR SALE TIRID OP PAYING RINT7TT Weary of constantly looking for a place to "hang your hat", and call home? Let us I solve your problem with the most MODERN and CON VENIENT way at: ,r TRIANGLE MOBILE HOMES IMS N Oft LIN A ROAD HENDERSON, N. C. JAMES NELSON ROBERSON 492-1117 ler No. 1339 or call J. B. Thompson or Ethel O'Shea, Durham, N. C? Tel. 489-5786. June 2-9 & June 30-July 7-c FOR RENT CLEANINGEST CARPET cleaner you ever used, so easy too. Get Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer $1. Warrenton Furniture Ex change. July 7-c FOR RENT-ONE 2-BED room house In Davis Alley $30.00 per month. Contact Mrs. Dick Ward, Tel. 257 3428. June 30-July 7-c FOR RENT - FIVE ROOM house near Ridgeway. Call 456-2862. June 23-tfc RENT A KOHLER - CAMP bell piano for as little as $10.00 a month in any style or finish. All rental money will apply to purchase price If you decide to buy. See at Warrenton Furniture Ex change. Sept. 18-tfc SERVICES PORTABLE ABATTOIR Warren Freezer Lockers, Inc., Mr. Farmer, for eco _omy and quality, eat your own beef and pork. We give complete slaughtering and processing service. To schedule your slaughtering, call collect Warrenton 257 3477. Mar. 23-tfc WANT A MIRROR LIKE FIN ish on your vinyl floor? Get Seal Gloss acrylic finish. Warrenton Furniture Ex change. July 7-c MALE HELP WANTED NEED TEN LABORERS ON masonry construction out of town. Also need carpenters. R. M. Rooker, Norllna. July 7-14-c WANTED WANTED?MEN AND WOMEN fo train for civil service examinations. We prepare men and women age 18-55, no experience necessary. Grammar school education usually sufficient. Perman ent jobs, no layoffs. Short hours, high pay and ad vancement. stay on present Job while training. For a list of Jobs and salaries send name, address, phone number and time at home. If rural give directions to home. Cisco Training Ser vice, P. O. Box 65, Blalrs, Virginia. June 30-July 21-c LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF SALE The property, hereinafter described, being no longer used for school purposes, has been ordered by the Board of Education of Warren County to be sold at public auction In accordance with the General Statutes of North Carolina. The undersigned will, there fore, sell at public auction to the highest cash bidder at the Courthouse door in Warren ton, North Carolina at 12 o'clock Noon on Wednesday, August 2, 1967, the following described land In Shocco Township, Warren County, North Carolina, described as follows: BEGINNING AT A POINT In the Lewis Boyd line in the center of the State Highway *59 from Warrenton to Louls burg, thence down the center of said highway 490 feat, thence at. right angles of high way In an Eastwardly direc tion 318 feet to an Iron stake, thence right angles In the line parallel to said highway In a Northerly direction 368 feet more or less to an Iron stake In Lewis Boyd's Una, thence along Lewis Boyd's Una 346 feet, more or less, to the point of beginning, containing three acres, more or less, and be ing the Identical land which was conveyed to the Board of Education by deed recorded to Book 147, page >50. be required to deposit 10% c< his Md as evidence ot good This July 1, 1967. , , THE WARREN COUNTY BOARD Or EDUCATION Byt J. R. Peelei to the Board 1 BANZET* BANZET Jttly 7-M-c NOTICE FOB SERVICE OF PROCESS BY PUBLICATION State of North Carolina, Warren County. In The Superior Court Mamie Elizabeth Baskett Durham, Plaintiff Henry Lee Durham, Defend* ant To Henry Lee Durham Take notice that a pleading seeking relief against you has been filed in the above entitl ed action. The nature of the relief be ing sought is as follows: to obtain a divorce a vinculo matrimonii on account of one year separation between plaintiff and defendant. You are required t? make defense to such pleading not later than August 24, 1967, and upon your failure to do so the party seeking service against you will apply to the court for the relief sought. This 30th day of June, 1967. /s/ LANIE M. HAYES Clerk of the Superior Court BANZET & BANZET Attys. for Plaintiff July 7-28-c NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE North Carolina Warren County Under and by virtue of power of sale contained in that cer tain deed of trust executed on the 23rd day of September, 1961, by and between Eliza beth Wllklns, BUI Wllkins, Milton Wilklns and wife, Mag gie Wilkins to Alton W. Kor negay, Trustee, and recorded in Book 205, Page 152 In the Office of the Register of Deeds of the County of Warren, State of North Carolina, and where as defa'Jt having been made In the payment of the indebted ness thereby secured and said deed of trust being by the terms thereof subject to fore closure, the undersigned Sub stitute Trustee will offer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder for cash at the courthouse door in Warrenton, N. C. on July 10th, 1967, at 3:00 P. M., the property conveyed in said deed of trust, the same lying and be ing in the County of Warren, State of North Carolina, and more particularly deserted as follows: "" J j: Bounded by the Robinson Ferry Road, F. L. Hicks, Samuel Williams and others. BEGINNING at a stone on the Robinson Ferry Road south 29 deg. east 2194.5 feet to F. L. Hicks line; thence along said line due west 875 feet, to a stake; thence north 15 deg. west 1703 feet along Sam uel Williams line to a stake on Robinson Ferry Road thence 367 feet along said road to the original point containing 24 acres, more or less. The highest bidder will be required to deposit In cash at the sale an amount equal to ten percent of the amount of his bid up to one thousand dollars plus five percent of the excess of his bid over one thousand dollars. This sale will be made sub ject to all outstanding and un paid taxes and assessments. This 6th day of June, 1967. /s/ MARTIN L. C ROM ARTIE, JR. TRUSTER Martin L. Cromartie, jr. Attorney at Law Tarboro, N. C. June 16-July 7-c EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE Having duly qualified as ex ecutrix of the estate of James Cheek, late of Warren County, North Carolina, this lsto noti fy all persons having claims against the estate to present them, duly verified, to the undersigned at Rt. 2, Box 165, War ronton, N. C? on or be fore December 30, 1967, or this notice may be pled in bar of recovery. All per sons Indebted to said estate are asked to make Immed iate settlement. This June 30, 1M7. LAURA DAVIS, Administratrix of the Estate of James Cheek. June SO-July ai-pd. ADVERT BEMENT Project 6.4110019 Warren Cootfy "Motto* U hereby given that the North Carolina State High way Commission will hold a Ot OS 1SS and US 401 from Bern dty limits of Norllna to west city limits of Wi and (ran east city links at W arrestee to Joaotion with OB 1M By-Pass. The hearing wOl be held to the Warr?i Coon ?# w?rrwwui North Carolina, aft M0 p. m. on We*?w*qr, My It, 1MTT. All interested parties will be glvea an oflportanky to to huiurd tfa&t Wl&i?? sut? "*i\ - posted lit tb? Warren County | Courthouse." June SO-July 7-c EXECUTORS' NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has qualified as executor of the estate of Sallle L. Payton, late of War ren County. All persons hold? tag claims against said, estate are required to present the | same to me or my attorneys on or before the 16th day of December, 1967, or this notice will be pleaded In bar. This June 8, 1967. JOHN BROWN, JR., Executor of Estate of Sallle L. Payton BANZET & BANZET Attorneys June 16-July 7-c EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has qualified as executrix of the estate of Thomas B. Traynham, late of Warren County. All persons holding claims against said estate are required to present the same to me, or my attor neys, on or before December 16, 1967, or this notice will be pleaded in bar. This June 16, 1967. MARGARET M. TRAYNHAM, Executrix BANZET & BANZET Attorneys June 16-July 7-c [if you plan to buy, sell, or build, see us for your $$$$ HOME LOANS FHA-VA-Conventional Re-Financing Farms 213 William St. Phone: 438-3513 E.O. SEAMAN, BROKER FOR SALE 5-Room BrlckVeneer House ?2 Baths In Warrenton? $14,500 In Warrenton - 9 -Room House?2 Baths? $12,500 5- 24 x 60 Mobile Home with furnishings. BENTON REAL ESTATE CO. REALTOR WARRENTON, N. C. FOR SALE Reconditioned Refrigerators LIKE NEW $10.00 Down $10.00 Month Warrenton Furniture Exc. OXFORD LIVESTOCK MARKET, INC. Oxford, North Carolina CERTIFIED LIVESTOCK AUCTION SALE EVERY WEDNESDAY 1:00 P. M. Comm 5%, Maximum 5.00 per Hd. Top Hogs 1.00 Per Hd., 1/2% Yardage. FOR FARM OR HAULING SERVICE Phone 693-3616 MONDAY Uini FRIDAY Checks from sales can be picked up or will be mailed on date of sale. North Caro lina'a Fastest Growing Cer tified Livestock Auction Market. Better Prlcoa Through Competitive Bidding Tout 1? Appfclfd w : COMPLETE NAPA PARTS SERVICE FOR ALL CARS, TRUCKS i and tractors! STANDARD MOTOR PAtTS CO. WARRENTDN, K. C. HEADSTART BUS ON RETURN TO WARRENTON Headstari Childern Take Bus Trips Around 100 Head Start Chil dren, ages 4 and 5, got their first glimpse of the ocean, the mountains and historical areas last week when they were taken on three bus trips as a part of their education al training. A few older brothers and/or sisters and a few adults, accompanied the children. The Rev. G. E. Cheek, exe cutive director of the Edu cational Council of Memorial Forest, Inc., under whose di rection the Head Start Pro gram is presently beingoper ated, said that many of the children had never been more than 20 miles from their home. In was interesting, he said, to see the expressions on both the faces of adults and children as they got their first view of the ocean. The first of the extended one-day trips was to Colonial Williamsburg, Va., on June26 where the children saw the full-scale restoration of the 18th century building and liv ing conditions in what was the capital ofVlrginla when Wash ington, Jefferson, Patrick Henry and George Mason were young men.' In the 130-acre restored area are more than 500 colonial buildings and 84 acres of gardens and green. The second bus trip was to Blowing Rock, the only town dirpctly nn ths-500?milo Na tional Parkway?Blue Ridge Parkway. Here the children GARDEN TIME rvi . E . Gardner N . C . St ; 11 ?.? Colli-;'. Europe ana, a red flori bunda; Miss All-American Beauty, a pink hybrid tea; and Scarlet Knight, a scarlet grandiflora, are the All America Rose Selections for 1968. Europeana has excellent flower color and form, vig orous plant growth and blooms almost continually throughout the growing season. The plant is low, compact and well shaped. The flowers are borne in large clusters of clear, sa tiny red and hold their color well in virtually all kinds of weather. This variety is reported to be especially well adopted for landscaping and bedding. As a cut flower spray, it lasts well when placed in the home. In addition to winning the All-America award for 1968 it has also won seven other awards, including four gold medals in international com petition. Miss All-American Beau ty features a vibrant pink color which is reported to be especially attractive and a new shade in pink types. The flow ers are fully double and are of excellent substance. The stems are medium long and sturdy, producing flowers up to five Inches across. The plant has good vigor and grows to a height of approxi mately four feet under good conditions. In addition to good growth habit and bloom quality, the flowers have a rich, heady tea fragrance. Scarlet Knight Is an eye catching, velvety scarlet red that does not "blue" as It ages. "The well-shaped buds open from a deep, black-red to blooms of classic high cen tered form, four to five Inch es across and of great bril liance." The blossoms are usually borne two or three to a stem, with an occasional solitary bloom. It is reported to be a prolific bloomer. The plant is medium tall with good upright growth habit, attractive bronze-green toll' age and rugged disease re sistance. I have told you many times I am not permitted to give names in this column, but will be glad to put you In touch with a source of plant supply if you will write me. I would suggest that you first check with your local nursery or garden supply center about the availability of plants. Marriage Licenses Chris Logan Brigman, white of Roanoke Rapids to Gloria Jean Dalton Mills of Emporia, Va. William David Rodwell, white, of Rt. 1, Warrenton, to Linda Faye Capps of War renton. Ronald Wilkins Baird, white, of Rt. 1, Broadnax, Va., to Gloria Jean Moore of Lawrenceville, Va. Larry Patterson Davis, col ored, of Rt. 1, Warrenton, to Nancy L. Burnette of Warren Plains. Dale Leon Powers, white, of Maidens, Va., to Ellen Glenda Hockaday of Rt. 2, Richmond, Va. , Samuel Barry Cole, Jr., colored, of Portsmouth, Va., to Shirley Perry of Ports mouth, Va. Lloyd Earl Baird, white of Rt. 2, Roanoke Rapids, to Edwilda Gail Stalnback of Lit tleton, N. C. Willis James Lynch, Indian, of Rt. 3, Enfield, to Josephine Richardson of Rt. 3, Warren ton. Robert Daniel Wilcox, white of Lewistown, Pa., to Sally Lucille Harris of Morrlsdale, Pa. Hugh Macon Vaughan, white of Rt. 1, Norllna, to Rebecca Hunt Perklnson of Oxford. Eugene T. Henderson, col ored, of Manson to Mary Alice Bullock of Rt. 2, Norllna. Lawrence Mark Karen, white, of Teaneck, N. J? to Carolyn Ruth Starr of Dumont, N. J. Bruce Joe McGuire, white, 1967 MODELS - NOW SHOWING ? Plymouth-Valiant-Chrysler ELLIS MOTOR CO., Inc. HIRDIftftON, N. C. AL INSURANCE saw the town that Is on the Eastern Continental Divide at 4,000 feet elevation, and saw auction and art galleries, gift shops, beautiful summer homes and estates and visited the Tweetsie Railroad, where activities make this the most exciting three-mile railroad train ride in America, with its Indian raids, holdups and entertainment in the Tweetsie Palace. The third trip was to Man teo where the children visited the Fort Raleigh National His toric Site on Roanoke Island where they saw the restored fort built by Sir Walter Ral 1587 were Virginia Dare, first white child was born In 1587. They also visited the Wright Brothers National Memorial, the scene of the first flight by a heavier-than-air motor propelled airplane by Wilbur and Orville Wright on Dec. 17, 1903. Cheek said that the chil dren throughly enjoyed all three trips. of Catonsville, Md., to Susie Margaret Somervllle of Ca tonsville, Md. Jimmy Dean Tate, white, of Clinton to Ann Gordon White of Warrenton. Katchig Abrahamlan, white of Hopewell, Va., to Bobble Y. Finley Bailer of Hopewell, Va. Albert Danny Hudgins, white of Enfield to Margaret Dean Hardee of Rt. 3, Enfield. Scott R, Kolodln, white, of South Nyack, N. Y., to Sharon E. Zielich of New City, N. Y. John Perry Lassiter, white, of Virginia Beach, Va., to Teresa Jeanette Bausell of Richmond, Va. Clarence Alvin Davis, col ored, of Washington, D. C? to Dorothy Carolyn Alston of Washington, D. C. Thomas J. McLeod, white, of Dorchester, Mass., to San dra F. Smith of Dorchester, Mass. Anthony Wayne Newsome, white, of Norllna to Brenda Marie Riggan of Wise. George J. Freeman, in, of Falls Church, Va., to Chris tine A. Thompson of Great Falls, Va. Ulysses Hargrove, colored, Farmers Urged To Rotate Pastures With Row Crops The North Carolina farmer who ha* pastures that have oeen seeded several years better take a second look be fore allying topdressing this spring. Pastures are the most pro ductive during the first three or four years. After that, the land should be seeded with another feed crop for one to two years, points out Dr. Carl Blake, extension agronomy specialist at North Carolina State University. Pastures are often thought of as "Permanent/1 Blake re marks. "Once they are seed ed, farmers topdress annually without checking to see If a stand of the same plant or mixture of plants that wa^ ori ginally seeded, is still pre sent." Even for the first few years, these pastures cannot provide an adequate source of high quality feed at all seasons of the year, the specialist ex plains. Pasture plants such as La dlno clover, fescue or or chardgrass should be consid ered sod-type crops and should be used in row-crop rotations for maximum pro duction, he adds. Highly pro ductive feed crops such as corn, sorghum, sudangrass, sudan-sorghum crosses and pearl millet are recommended to help boost the feed supply. Blake says a clover-grass sod contains nitrogen resi due and a considerable amount of organic matter which will be useful for the grain crop to be planted later. The or ganic matter also helps con trol erosion and prevents water run-off. The grain crop serves as a break In disease and Insect cycles. The rotation will allow farmers an opportunity to de stroy grass and weeds, and correct lime and fertility de ficiencies, according to the specialist. "Another essential advantage to the rotation pro gram is the breaking of the animal parasite cycle." Rather than renovating all pastures at one time, ex tension agronomy specialists at N. C. State suggest tak ing about one-fourth of the pasture out of sod each time. Silage crops could be grown on this land to supply feed during seasons when pastures are not growing. By following a renovation program, a good stand of clov er and grass could be main tained which will produce the equivalent of about three tons,' of hay per acre, Blake as serted. "This yield Is equal to about 80 to 100 bushels of corn per acre." of Brooklyn, N. Y., to Glvie Delols Burton of Brooklyn, N. Y. Sale Of Land For Taxes Pursuant to order of the Board of Town Commissioners of the Town of Warrenton, I will offer for sale and will sell at public auction, for cash to the highest bidder at the Town Hall door in Warrenton, N. C. at 12 o'clock Noon on Monday, July 10, 1967, liens upon the real estate described below for non-payment of taxes owing for the year 1066. A penalty of 4 per cent plus $1.00 per land sale 'to be added. This the 12th day of June, 1967. J. E. ROOKER, JR. TAX COLLECTOR TOWN OF WARRENTON Anthony Alston, Residence. ....18.57 William P. Alston, Residence 24.06 Cleveland Anderson, Residence 20.99 Chanie Battle, Lot. 6.12 Dagel Supply Co., Lot 14.06 Estate of Horace Davis, Lot. ......20.67 J. K. & Man son Green, Lot. 6.00 Anna Holloway, L^t........... 1.39 James Clifton Jones, Residence. .25.62 Willie B. Lyons, Resideoce. ?????? .v.? a 14.54 Estate of J. Baker Piummer, Lot..... ..15.87 Joseph & Gretchen Richardson, Residence. 13.34 Walter Thornton, Residence.......................................4i.3? Estate of J. S. Wortham, Lot *8.20 T. T. Clayton, Residence....h.............m.....68.40 Dan Linger Estate, Lot Notice of Unpaid Personal Property Taxes Due the Town of Warrenton, H. C. The following persona having failed to pay 1*66 personal property taxes due the Town of Warrenton, wagM of said pa*? " 1 sons are subject to to subject to lien, levy, attachment and sale tor the i listed plus applicable penalties and ooato. - This the lMh day of June, 1067. '? TAX COLLECTOR 1 ; WUllam H. Falkner., Joseph E. Jordan... A. 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