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News & Society Items
Mrs. Hllah T. Falkener has
returned to Warrenton after
spending some time in Auburn
dale, Fla., with her daughter,
Mrs. Sarah Hllah Read, and
family.'
Mrs. Mary W. Shields and
Barry, Mrs. J. R, English and
Betsy and John Roland, III,
and Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Wes
ton and family of Franklinton
spent several days this week
on the Outer Banks.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Fri
day are visiting relatives in
Philadelphia, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Wil
liams have returned from visit
ing relatives in Louisville, Ky.
Mrs. J. W. Scott has return
ed to her home here after
spending some time in Vedre
Beach, Fla., with relatives.
Dr. and Mrs. F. P. Hunter
and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hunt
er, Jr., and family of Charlot
tesville, are spending some
time this week near Myrtle
Beach, S. C.
Mrs. C. W. Milliard and Mrs.
Earl Maynard are visiting rela
tives in Fayetteville.
Mrs. L. M. Haithcock is visit
ing her brother, Mr. Willard
Milliard, and family in Raleigh.
Mr. Dixon H. Ward of Staun
ton, Va., is visiting his mo
ther, Mrs. V. F. Ward.
Mr. J. K. Fletcher returned
to Clinton, S. C., Sunday after
visiting his mother. Mrs. H.
L. Falkener, for some time.
MSs. Falkener returned with
htm.
Mr. Jeff Palmer of Falls
Church, Va., visited relatives
ant} friends here Monday.
l^liss Mary Frances Rodwell
is "visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. A.
Daaiel and Miss Elizabeth Dan
iel, in Littleton.
Guests of Mrs. Janet Conn
om Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.
G. E. Holland and Misses
Jupe Holland and Rildia Jones
of Raleigh.
Miss Nancy Williams is at
tending camp at Kanuga for
two weeks.
Misses Catherine Marshall
and Cynthia Kale of Durham
spent last week with Mrs. W.
D. Rodgers.
Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Caulder of
nton spent Sunday with Mr.
Riyprs. Mrs.
of jWl^rfenton
Rem and will visit
em for some time.
Mr. Gene Ranes of Warrenton
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. S. B.
Caulder in Jacksonville, Fla.
!Mr. and Mrs. David Koontz
and daughters of Burlington
s?ent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. George Davis of Inez.
Mrs. E. B. Coley and Miss
Grace Elizabeth Coley of Lum
berton spent last week with Mr.
and Mrs. A. D. Harris.
'?Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Harris
recently attended the races in
Ocean City, Md., with a party
of friends from Louisburg.
Mr. Jeff Palmer of Falls
Church, Va., visited relatives
and friends here this week.
Warrenton was his former
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Clay Powell
and daughter, Judy, left,
Tuesday for Denver, Colorado,
MRS. JOHN CHARLES SALDI
M/ss Blaekwell And
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Mr. SaldiAre Wed
In a double-ring ceremony of
dignity and beauty in St. John's
Catholic Church at four o'clock
on Sunday, August 10; Miss
Janie Carolyn Blackwell be
came the bride of Sgt. John
Charles Saldi. Father McQuirk
officiated.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Hoverson Ben
jamin Blackwell of Warrenton
and the groom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest James
Saldi of Buffalo, N. Y.
The church was decorated
with palms, lighted candles and
white mums.
Wedding music waslurnlshed
by Tommie C. Currle, jr., of
Norlina, organist, and the Rev.
Tom C. Currle of Norlina, solo
ist, who sang "The Wedding
after spending one and one-half
weeks with his mother, Mrs.
A. C. Powell. His trip was cut
? short due to sickness in his
wife's family. Visiting Mrs.
Powell for the weekend were
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Powell
and Mr. Fred Powell of Rich
mond, Va., and Mr. Charles
Powell and family of Macon.
RETURNS FROM EUROPE
Miss Sandra Jones of War
renton, Va, is spending sev
eral days with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Duke Jones. Miss
Jones returned by plane Sunday
from Europe where she had
been on a tour for the past two
months.
Prayer" and "The Sweetest
Story Ever Told." Traditional
wedding music was played.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a gown of
chantilly lace over taffeta,
silk organza with scalloped
neckline trimmed in seed
pearls, and with scalloped short
sleeves trimmed with lace and
seed pearls. The bodice was
of matching lace and lace was
used along the hemline and
back. Covered buttons were
used in the back. Her full
train of silk organza extended
from the back pf the dress
and her veil of illusion fell
from a cluster of rose petals
and seed pearls. She carried
a bouquet of white baby or
chids with a larger orchid in
the center, and ivy.
Cary Saldi, brother of the
groom, was altar boy.
Miss Debbie Blackwell was
her sister's maid of honor.
She wore a pink chiffon over
taffeta with a headpiece of
matching satin with veil of il
lusion. Her flowers were laven
dar, pink and white mums, j
showered with rainbow ribbons, j
Bridesmaids were Mrs. Don
ald Edwards of Louisburg and
Mrs. Don Steele of Roanoke j
Rapids. They wore lavendar 1
chiffon over taffeta and match
ing veils of illusion. They
carried mixed flowers show
ered with rainbow streamers.
Miss Donna Steele was flow
er girl. Her dress was of
lavendar and pink chiffon over
lavendar satin showered with
daisies. Her headpiece was of
matching lavendar and lace
with flowing streamers. She
carried a basket of rose petals.
Bonnie Blackwell, brother of
the bride, was rlngbearer. He |
wore a white linen jacket with
navy pants and a white car
nation.
Sgt. William R. Weller was |
best man. Ushers were Sgt.
James G. Tyner, in, and Lloyd
F. Reedy of Roanoke Rapids
Air Force Base.
Mrs. Lloyd C. King was
mistress of ceremonies.
The bride's mother wore a
turquoise dress and coat of
chiffon and matching accessor
ies, and lavendar orchids.
The groom's mother wore a
blue crepe and lace dress with
bluo accessories, and lavendar
orchids.
The bride's grandmother,
Mrs. H. L. Munn of Warren
ton, wore a pale green suit
and the groom's grandmother,
Mrs. Isabella Florentine, wore
mint green crepe. Each wore
white carnation corsages.
Reception
A reception was given by the
bride's parents following the
ceremony at the Holiday Inn
In Roanoke Rapids. Decorations
were pink mums and white glads
In sliver candelabra. Lime
punch was served by Mrs. Wil
liam Chen suit and Mrs. W. a
King. Mrs: Mary Lou Wall
cot the bride1* cake. Ham bla
red buff at. Favors at rice
dolllee were given by Miss
Petty Blackwell of Warren ton,
sister of the bride.
Out - at ? town guests were
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Bride-Elect Feted
At Several Parties
Miss Nettie Lou Elam, bride
elect, was honored at a float
ing miscellaneous shower on
Monday, Aug. 11, at the Warren
Recreation Club. She was pre
sented an orchid corsage and
an electrical appliance by the
host esses.
The bridal motif was carrieo
out with white bells and green
ery on the mantle. White
umbrellas and greenery were
used elsewhere. A white cut
work cloth was used on the
bride's table with an arrange
ment of white flowers.
Miss Nettie Lou Elam, bride
elect, was honored on Friday,
Aug. 8, at a kitchen shower by
Miss r-.ir.ei Gardner in her
home on Ctuntry Club Road.
Upon at rival, the hostess pro
sented the nonotee a corsage
made of miniature kitchen uten
sils.
Summer flowers we-e used
fo ? decorations throughout the
home.
Chicken salad sandwiches,
-heese straws, cake squares,
nuts and mints were served with
punch to a few of her school
friends who attended.
The bride-elect received
lovely kitchen gifts.
Marriage Licenses
Donald Michael Rich, White,
of Fayettevtlle to Bonnie Jean
White of Richmond, Va;
John William Powell, color
vtd, of Rout e I, Macon, tc
Patricia Ann Payne-bf Trevose,
Texas.
Richard Anthony Perez,
white, of Blasdell, N. Y., to
Annette St. George of North
Bergen, N. J.
Dean William Kell, white, ol
Hamburg, N. Y., to Sandrs
Lynn Abplanalp of Hamburg, N,
Y.
Phillip Edward West, white,
of Route 1, Littleton, to Be
linda Raye Carroll of Star
Route, White Plains, Va.
Astor Claude Brooks, white,
of Dundas, Va., to Verne Lou
Penland of Victoria, Va.
David James Matthews,
white, of Washington, D. C., t<
Susan Ann Graham of Washing
ton, D. C.
Darrell Allan Black, white, oi
Washington, D. C., to Jacqueline
Rose Schreiner of Oxon Hill,
Md.
Willie Bebley Taylor, color
ed, of Route 1, Macon, to Jean
ette Marticia Groeneveldt ol
Route 1, Macon.
In Hospital
Patients tn Warren General
Hospital at 5 p. m. Tuesday
were listed as follows:
Ethel Conn, Pattie Burchette,
Elmer Davis, Walter Webb,
John Ross, Ricky Rivers, Anna
Stegall, George Riggan, Lena
Overby, Mamie Robertson,
Nora King, Mary Hodges,
Blanche Ellis, Dorothy Clea
ton, Ann Collins, Alice Terry,
Robert Macon Davis, Helen
Lewis, Carrie Mitchell, Rose
Moss, Lucille Hargrove, Ethel
Debnam, Lois Rodwell, Her
bert Munn, Dallas Evans, John
H. Brown, Alice Wyckoff, Wil
liam Mason, Glenn Banks,
Durell Boyd, Willie Taylor,
John Robinson, Willie Wil
liams, and Patrick Earl Terry.
BOYD REUNION
The annual Boyd reunion will
be held Sunday at the home of
Mrs. J. W. Scott. Prior to the
meeting at the home of Mrs.
Scott a service will be held at
Emmanuel Episcopal Church at
12:30 p. m. with the Rev. Kur
ford Boyd of Collinsville, Va.,
as the guest minister. The Rev.
R, W. Orvis, rector will hold
the prayer service. Mr. Joe
Norman of Enfield will be In
charge of ceremonies at the
Scott home.
RETURN FROM EUROPE
Miss Elizabeth Allen, Mrs.
J. B. Bobbitt and Mrs. J, B.
Boyce of Warren ton and Mrs.
S. T. Arrlngton of Raleigh re
turned to Warrenton last week
after spending four weeks In
Europe, traveling by air.
RETURNS FROM EUROPE
Mrs. J. N. Ellis returned last
week from a tour of a number
of European countries, travel
ing by boat.
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and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J.
Saldl, all of Buffalo, M. Y.
For traveling the bride
changed Into a mint green dress
with matching accessories and
the orchid lifted from her
bouquet. '? < ? J: if
She la a graduate et John
Graham High School and
l's Hair styling Aen
of
a ptfsttlon with
Li _ m . ' .J
Punch, cake squares, cheese
straws, and other dainties were
served. Punch was poured
by the grcom's mother, Mrs.
D. G. White.
Mrs. Jim Tate, sister of the
groom - elect, assisted the
bride-elect in opening gifts.
Around 75 guests attended
from Chase City, Va., Oxford,
Henderson. Norlina and War
renton.
Hostesses were Mrs. Bill
Connell, Mrs. George Shearin,
Mrs. Palmer King and Mrs.
Tom Connell
Miss Nettie L.ou El 'in in .i
elct of Chr.rlr-' Tr .?
was in. ne red rece***"
lunchere ti. by " ,r .1?
ron ,o;itague .-.i" Mi... Linda
Montague of Oxford at the host
esses' cottage on the Tar Kiver.
Some 25 guest*; attended.
Among them Mrs. James Gar
land Elam and Mrs. B. G.
White, mother of the bridal
couple. Other guests were
friends, relatives and mem
bers of the bridal party from
Warrenton and Oxford.
The bride-elect was present
ed a silver bread tray by tin
host esses.
Library
News
MRS. L. S. DANIEL
Librarian
Our circulation continues to
rise. Seventy-three library
cards were signed last week.
Our old and new titles are be
ing viewed and read. Would you
be interested in these new
books?:
"The Pictorial Encyclopedia
of Fashion," Kybalova; "The
Know - Nothing Gardener's
Guide to Success," Hull: "The
I Complete Hook of Growing
Plants," Haling; "Jane Aus
ten's Letters to Her Sister,"
Chapman; "American Cities,"
Hoag: "How To Keep Your
' Youthful Vitality After Forty,"
I Kordel; "The Gods Ale Not
I Mocked," Taylor; "The Great
I Assassins," Sparrow; "Alex
ander Pope," Quenell: "Amer
' ican Writing In the Twentieth
Century," Thorp.
I Also, "Classic. Romantic,
j Modern," Bar/un; "My
j Horses. My Teachers." pod
h ajsk y: " M o o n s oo n M u r -
1 der," Cooper; "Mr. Bridge,"
Connell: "Lonesome Cities,"
McKuen; "The Man Whose
' Dreams Came True." Synions;
"The Man Who Held Tlie Queen
| to Ransom." Green aw ay:
Legion Auxiliary Holds Meeting
The American Legion Auxili
ary, Unit No. 25, met on Thurs
day night of last week at the
home of Mrs. Scott Gardner
with 16 members and two guests
in attendance. Mrs. Palmer
King, newly Installed president,
presided. The Invocation was
given by Mrs. W. L. Wood and
the singing of "America" was
led by Mrs. Leonard Daniel at
the piano.
Miss Sadie Limer was ap
pointed to contact veterans re
turning to the county from Viet
| nam.
The unit voted to contribute
$25 to the VA Hospital at Oteen,
to be used toward the purchase
of television sets for the use of
hospitalized veterans.
It was announced that five
members of the unit will serve
a barbecue picnic to veterans
and nurses of a selected ward
! at the Durham VA Hospital on
Wednesday, Aug. 20, with the
auxiliary furnishing the food.
The president introduced
i Miss Harriet Sabrowski of
Norlina High School and Miss
Lisa Coleman of John Gra
I "Everything Must Go," Water
I house! "How to Write, Speak
and Think More Effectively,"
\ Klesch; "Koseheath," Troy;
i "The Planets," Lauber; "The
J Poet And Her Book," Gould;
1 "Militari," Wilkinson.
ham High School who reported
on their week at "Girls?>.ate".
The members listened with In
terest as the girls described
the many worthwhile activities
and opportunities which bene
fited them at this week of
"Democracy In Action." Each
spring two outstanding girls
are chosen by the auxiliary and
the school teachers to represent
Warren County and Unit No.
25 at this outstanding confer
ence In Greensuoro.
Punch, cheese straws and
cookies were served by the r
hostess, assisted by Mrs. Simon
Gardner and Mrs. Henry Full
er.
Livestock Prices
Prices paid on Creech Live
I stock Market at Norlina on
Tuesday were as follows:
VEAL - topped at 40?; prime
j to good, 38?-40?; standard to
good, 33?-38?.
COWS ? Commercial, 21?
22.50?; utility, 18?-21?; can
ners, 16?-18?.
HOGS-topped at 26?; 140 to
160, 24?; 160 to 180, 25?; 180
to 240, 26?; 240 to 260, 25?.
SOWS?400 to 600, 22.50?
23.25?.
BULLS?Medium, 24?.
FEEDER HEIFERS?400 to
600, 22?-24?.
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