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* Mr and Mrs. R. G.
"Norwood were dinner
Quests of Mrs. Viola Elliott
i)f Henderson Friday night
Mr and Mrs. Clayton
•Taylor and family visit,ed
'Mr. Taylor's parents, Mr
®and Mrs. Clarence Taylor,
\n Robersonville on Christ
'mas Day.
Mr and Mrs W 0 Reed
'spent the holidays with Ann
•'and Paul Boone in Rock
Hill, S. C.
Dinner guests of Mr. and
iMrs. Pettis King on Wed
•nesday night were Mr and
;Mrs. Law son Burnett, Mr
and Mrs. Robert Burnett
and Robert Allen and Mr
and Mrs. Ronald Ranes and
son, Michael and Miss Ellen
Burnett and friend. Jane, of
Baltimore, Md
Guests of Mr and Mrs
Leigh Traylor during the
holidays were Mr and Mrs
Lawrence Lilley, Roy Lil
ley, JoAnna Lilley, Jim
Lilley, Mr and Mrs.
Lawrence Lilley, Jr , Mr.
and Mrs. Don Everett and
Mrs. Traylor's mother,
Mrs. L G. Taylor, all of
Williamston
Also, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Traylor and daughter,
Laura Leigh, and Tom
Traylor all of Raleigh and
Miss Mary Lou Traylor of
Meredith College in Ral
eigh
Bob Pridgen of Wilson
and Larry Pridgen of
Oxford spent the holidays
with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Leon Pridgen.
Mrs. W. A. Mustian spent
several days over the
holidays with Vance and
Julie Darnell of Asheboro.
Mrs. Anna Lancaster,
Michelle and Paula of
Raleigh and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Hayes and Eliza
beth of Warrenton were
guests of Mrs. Eleanor
Hayes on Christmas Eve.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Foutz.
John and Beth of Albemarle
and Steve Read of New
York City spent several
days with Mr. and Mrs.
G«orge Read over the
holiday season
Jimmy Hecht returned to
VPI in Blacksburg. Va..
Tuesday. Mr. Hecht is a
teacher there
\lr and Mrs Gene Huff
man and daughter, Susan
and Carol of East Aura. N.
y visited Mrs. A. r.
Holtzman. Sr., over the
holidays.
Mr and Mrs. Bruce
Stoen, Christopher and
Matthew of Sterling
Heights. Mich., returned
home Saturday after spend
ing the holidays with Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Brauer
Marvin and Pat Perkm
son of Wendell visited Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Egerton over
the weekend Joining them
on Sunday were Mr. and
Mrs Tony Egerton of
Raleigh and Mr and Mrs.
Jeff Egerton and Momsha
of White ville
Mrs. Eleanor Hayes was
an overnight guest of Mrs.
Anna Lancaster and family
of Raleigh on Christmas
D<iy
Albert Seaman and Her
man Brauer traveled to
Ohio over the weekend to
attend the funeral of their
sister. Mrs. Clara Strube.
Miss Mary Dowell Taylor
was an attendant in the
wedding of Patricia Crowell
in Fayetteville recently.
Mr and Mrs. R. G.
Norwood and Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Knight recently
attended a Golden Wedding
Anniversary reception for
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Weldon.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hicks,
Brandi and Tres of Rich
mond, Va., spent the
weekend with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. William J.
Hicks.
Mrs. H. Dempt, Mrs.
Eugenia Hecht and Mrs. C.
E Tucker spent Friday in
Rocky Mount with Mr . and
Mrs. J F Davis and Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Laugndge^
Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Gorham and daughter of
Jonesboro, Ga.. spent sev
era! days over the holidays
wi^h Mr and Mrs. Clint
Hege Joining them on
Sunday were Mr and Mrs.
James T. Watkins. Jr., and
family of Greensboro and
Mr. and Mrs. David Birney
and family of Raleigh.
^Visitors of Mrs Myrtle
Fleming over the Christmas
holidays were Mr and Mrs.
j. L. Gettings, Mr and Mrs
Johnny Fleming, Mr and
Mrs. Gary Fleming, all of
Chester, Va.. Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Woodfin and daugh
ter, Karen of Fairfax. Va.,
Howard Fleming of Colonial
Heights. Va., Mrs. Erma
Neathery and family of
Henderson, Mr. and Mrs.
William P. Fleming and
children, Crystie and Wil
liam of Asheboro, Mr. and
Mrs. John Morrison and J.
B., Jr., of Prince George,
Va., Mr and Mrs. William
Spence and children,
Angela and Elizabeth and
Mr. and Mrs. James T.
Fleming and son. Tasker, of
Warrenton, Mr. and Mrs.
W. T. Flippin of Colonial
Heights, Va., and Mrs.
Eleanor Stansbury of Rich
mond. Va.
Mrs. Ruth Gettings, of
Chester, Va., Mrs. Mildred
Morrison of Prince George,
Va.. Mrs. Eleanor Stans
bury of Richmond. Va.. and
Mrs. Myrtle Fleming of
Norlina visited Mrs. Flem
ing's daughter. Mr. and
Mrs. A. E. Haddock, of Cary
over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Pettis King
were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie Greenway
and daughter. Tammy, in
Epsom on Christmas Day.
During the holidays, Mr.
and Mrs. J. F. Davis and
Mrs. Hugh Laugridge of
Rocky Mount and Mrs. Ruth
Arlington of Hollister visit
ed Mrs. H. Dempt and Mrs.
C. E. Tucker.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter W.
Morris of South Hill, Va.,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Ron
Baker and son, Norwood, on
New Year's Eve.
Dwight Hinson of Jack
sonville spent Christmas
Eve and Christmas Day
with Mr. and Mrs. Clayton
Taylor and family. Also
visiting during the holidays
was Miss Lisa Herring of
Newton Grove.
Miss Mary Lou Traylor is
visiting Miss Lisa Gupton in
Alexandria, Va.
Tom Traylor went skiing
in Boone over the weekend.
Overnight guests of Mrs.
G. E. White on Christmas
Eve were her sisters, Mrs.
Ferrell Miliken of Halifax
and Mrs. Joyce Cook of
Columbia. S. C. and her
niece, Elizabeth Cook also
of Columbia Also visiting
on Christmas Eve were Mr.
and Mrs. Carl White of
Henderson. Mr. and Mrs.
George White and sons of
Alexandria. Va . spent the
Christmas weekend with his
mother. Mrs. G. E. White.
Bob Taylor and Miss Lisa
Herring are visiting Mr
and Mrs. Warren Coleman
of Blowing Rock
Miss Mary Dowell Taylor
is spending several days
this week with Mrs. Clifton
Hinson in Rockingham
Mr and Mrs. Joe Egerton
were overnight guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
Perkinson of Wendell on
New Year's Eve.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Burnett, Chris and Steven
and Claude Harris of Char
lotte visited Mrs. Jerman
Walker. Miss Minnie Harris
and Mr and Mrs. Clayton
Taylor on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Young
and son. Jesse, Jr., and
Mrs Alice Phelps and son,
James of Littleton visited
Mr and Mrs Charles Lynch
and family on Christmas
Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Owen
Mitchell of Henderson,
Tenn.. and Mr and Mrs.
Clayton Mitchell. Jr., of
Abilene. Texas, spent the
holidays with their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton
Mitchell.
Mr and Mrs. Carl
Williams and sons of
Charlotte and Miss Danylu
Palmer of Chapel Hill spent
Christmas with Mr. and
Mrs. J. R. Palmer.
Mrs. Sally Tucker had as
her guests for Christmas
Day dinner Mr. and Mrs.
Joe King and Jeff of Pas
chall, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Myrick and Michael of
Petersburg, Va., Mr. and
Mrs. Teddy Wisknewski,
Kim and Eren, of South Hill,
Va., Mr. and Mrs. Tommy
Mayton and Mitzi of
Lawrenceville, Va., and
Mitzi Mayton, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Mulchi, Vicki, and
Mitzi of Norlina and Gary,.
Vaughan of Warrenton.
Mrs. Anne Mulchi and
Mrs. Dolly Tucker attended
the Hamlette-Yucor wed
ding at Wood Baptist
Church Saturday. They also
visited Mrs. Ruth Gupton.
Mrs. Elizabeth G. Leonard
and Kaye Ellington
Jimmy McAusban of Ken
Lake and Mrs. Anne Mulchi
were supper guests of Mrs.
Dolly Tucker Tuesday
night.
Wise News
Mr. and Mrs. Tony
Demeno. Chris. Michael
and Kevin of Virginia
Beach. Va.. and Mr. and
Mrs. William McGhinnis of
Deltewah. Tenn., were
holiday guests of Mr and
Mrs. D P McGhinnis.
Mrs. Rena My rick visited
friends and relatives in
Hopewell. Va., on Saturday.
Mrs. Mag King of
Paschall has returned home
from Warren General Hos
pital.
Mr. and Mr*. Clayton
Richardson and Terry of
Whitakersand Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Richardson of Franklin
were overnight guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Willie King
recently.
Holiday guests in the
home of Mr and Mrs. Joe
Riggan were Mr and Mrs.
Jack Riggan and family of
Winter Springy, Fla., Mr.
and Mrs Paul Scott and
Anthony of Columbia. S. C.,
Mr. and Mrs Jay Riggan
and family of Lexington.
Mr. and Mrs James Riggan
and son of Littleton. Mrs
Loretta Riggan of Macon.
Ga.. and Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Crunkelton and children of
Gibson. Ga.. and Mrs.
Dorothy Paynter of Ral
eigh
Family dinner guests on
Sunday in the Joe Riggan
home were Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Adams. Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Harris and
family. Mrs. Hazel Toler
and Betsy and Mrs. Betty
Adams of Newport News.
Va.. Mr and Mrs Willie
Hint' »>f \orlina Mr and
Murdoch Residents
Are Given Treats
Ten needy residents at
Murdoch Center. Butner.
f -merly of Warren County,
experienced a joyous
Christmas because of peo
ple in Warren County who
care and appreciate the op
portunity to make others
happy
The residents at Murdoch
Center dream the same
dreams of persons in our
own communities and
homes Unfortunately,
many of these dreams
cannot become a reality
unless interested indivi
duals and groups make it
so.
On benalf of the ten
residents and the Volunteer
Service Staff at Murdoch
Center. I want to thank all
the churches, organiza
tions. and individuals for
the many lovely and
practical gifts given to the
needy residents through
"Operation Santa Claus."
Helping to make the
dreams a reality and Christ
mas a Joyous Holiday for
the residents were: Brooks
Turner of Rt. 2, Henderson ;
The Friendly Bible Class of
Providence Methodist
Church in Afton; United
Methodist Women of the
Zion United Methodist
Church; locust Grove Bap
tist Church Sunday School;
Greater lively Hill Baptist
Church Sunday School;
Norlina Baptist Church;
Pine Grove Baptist Church
Sunday School; Ashley
Grove Baptist Church in
Vaughan; Shocco Chapel
Baptist Church, and Leslie
Williams. Jr.; Missionaries
of Fork Chapel Baptist
Church; and The Young
Adult Class of Vaughan
Baptist Church.
Mrs. Linker Has
Met Requirements
Mrs Patsy Daniel Linker
of Charlotte, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A.
Daniel of Norlina completed
work for her masters
degree at the University of
North Carolina at Chapel
Hill for December 1979
graduation.
She received the Masters
of Arts in Speech Communi
cation with concentration in
organizational communica
tion studies.
Mrs.Linker has accepted
a job as Program Develop
ment Assistant in the Staff
Development Department
of the Charlotte-Mecklen
burg School System.
Cut Calories
Cut calories without too much
pain by following this simple
rule: Serve fresh or poached
fruit instead of the standard
french fries with your beef
entree.
Mrs. L. J. Adams and
daughter, Betty of Butner.
and Mr. and Mrs. George
Adams and son. Mike,
of Enfield.
Martin-Wall Vows Spoken
At 7:30 p m: Saturday
evening. Dec. 29, in a
candlelight ceraaony, Re
becca Lynn Walfflnd Bobby
I^ee Martin were united in
marriage at Z ion Methodist
Church. The Rev. Gordon
Allen officiated the double
ring ritual. The bride is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Miles W. Jones of South
Hill. Va. The groom is the
son of Mr and Mrs. W. D.
Martin. Jr., of Oine.
The bride wore a formal
length gown with train of
candlelight chiffon, trim
med with imported chan
tilly lace and seed pearls,
long chiffon sleeves, Victor
ian collar, finger tip veil
with Juliet cap, covered
with seed pearls and
imported chantilly lace.
Mrs. Judy Stallings. sis
ter of the bride, was matron
of honor. Miss Christina
Jones, sjster of the bride,
was maid of honor. Miss
Nancy Hardy, Mrs. Debbie
Moore and Miss Kathy
Schools were the brides
maids. '' .■.- .
Best man to the groom
was Jerry Norman Stallings
of Norlina. Attending
ushers were Hal Paschall.
Jr.. Randy Martin, -David
Vaughan and Ray Paschall.
all of Oine. (
Misty Dawn Stallings,
niece. of the bride, was
flower girl.
Gary Gill. Jr.. nephew ol
the groom, was ring bearer.
The wedding music was
placed by Pam Currie of
Norlina. Mrs. Brenda Dale
Payne of Boydton. Va, sang
"You Light Up My Life,"
Time In A Bottle," "Ever
green" and "Wedding Pray
er."
Reception
' Following the wedding, a
reception was held honoring
Rebecca and Bobby Martin.
Wedding cake. punch,
i-heese straws, peanuts,
mints and ham biscuits
MRS. BOBBY LEE MARTIN
were enjoyed by all. Vickie
Williams, sister of the
groom, served the wedding
cake and Jannie Burton,
poured the punch Also
helping with the reception
was Lisa Martin, sister of
the groom Registering the
guests was Kaye GUI, sister
of the groom. Mistress of
ceremonies waS Betty
Stainhack of Ridgeway.
After a short wedding trip,
the couple will reside in
Oine.
Shower
The bride was honored
with a linen shower on
December 13, given by Judy
Stallings, Christina Jones,
sisters of the bride, and
Nancy Hardy, Jannie Bur
ton and Chrystal Brantly at
Z ion Methodist Recreation
al Building in Oine. Re
freshments of cake, punch
and peanuts were enjoyed
by all The bride" received
many nice and useful gifts
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