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Friends and fellow workers of Warren Sheriff Clarence A. Davis honored the retiring sheriff on Wednesday afternoon during a reception at the Warren County Court House. The veteran sheriff was presented an engraved plaque and a gold watch. Shown above are Mrs. Davis, Sheriff Davis, their daughter. Dr. Brenda Davis Smith of Atlanta, Ga., and their granddaughter, Julie, 18 months old. (Staff Photo) Norlina Building Burned Warren Feed Mills at Norlina, built more than 25 years ago by the late W. L. Long and operated for many years by the late Alfred J. Ellington, a former county commissioner, was burned down in 18 minutes at 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon by its owner, Alfred M. Bennett, owner of Bennett's Fire Equipment, who will use the lot as the site of a 2600-squarefoot steel building which will be the new headquarters of his company. Bennett said yesterday that before the building was set on fire Saturday, that it had been stripped of all its equipment, which had been sold to local farmers interested in making their own feed. He said the rapidity with which the mill burned was due to the large amount of grain dust in the structure He said that the rush w as because of laying a concrete slab for the new building before cold weather sets in. Space in the new building will be used for storing, working on and testing fire trucks. Completed trucks will also be on display. Bennett said that he is highly pleased with the Norlina operation and intended to be from here on a citizen of Warren County. If present progress continues, he added, he hopes to be employing 25 persons within the next two years. McCollum Finishes Basic Training Marine Pvt. Anthony B. McCollum, son of the Rev. and Mrs. Charles F. McCollum of Rt. 2, Littleton, has completed recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island, S. C. Members of the Norlina Youth Improvement 4-H Club are shown with Thanksgiving bags which they UDC Chapter Has November Meeting The November meeting of the Warren County Bragg-Ransom Chapter No. 939, UDC, was held in the home of Mrs. Tim Thompson. A report on the General Convention of the United Daughters of the Confederacy held in Richmond, Va., during the week of Nov. 6-11 was given by Mrs. R. B. Kotal, delegate. She also gave highlights of the tour to Washington, D. 0. where the group visited the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, the Washington Cathedral and Arlington. Wreaths were laid at the tomb of the Unknown Soldier and Mm Confederate Mono Mrs. George W. Franklin presented the historical program, "The Seige of Petersburg." Following the program, delicious refreshments were served by the hostess, Mrs. Thompson, assisted by Mrs. George W. Franklin. Vaughan Ends Recruit Training - Navy Airman Recruit James R. Vaughan, boo of Edith W. Harris of 20 Cedar Point, Littleton, has completed recruit training at the Naval Training Center, Orlando, Fla. prepared for distribution to the elderly. (Staff Photo) List Of Jurors Selected Here A total of 65 Warren County residents have been named for jury duty during a criminal term of Warren County Superior Court scheduled to begin here on December 13 at 10 a. m. Among those selected for jury service are Harry Bennie Harrison, Eva G. Howell, Carolyn Deloris Davis, Sandra Maxbauer Wilson, Lucy White Banzet, Mrs. McCarroll Alston, Walter Henderson, Eugene Coleman Mustian, Faith L. Choplin Harris, Virginia Champion Cameron, James Irvin Bowen, Anna Shaw Thompson, Herretta Manson, Sophese L. Hawkins. Virginia M. Hawkins and Jade Cassandra Hanson. Also, Brenda Dorcel Seward, Mary Epsie Richardson, Barbara Bullock Alston, Margaret Killian Seaman, Betty Wesson Harris, Cara Marie Somerville. Samuel Williams, HI. Olivia Young Moseley, Clinton Powell, Elizabeth Carroll Perry. Mac Arthur Mills, Catherine Martha Brown, Cara W. Green, L. B. Henderson, Jr., Kathryn Gertrude Perkin son, Joyce Ann Newell, and Gertrude Perry Davis. Also, Delores Davis, Carolyn A. Hayes, Laura L. Short, Kelvin Morris Davis, Lula Twitty Algood, Robert Lee Watkins, Phyllis Russell, Robert Hardy Marlin. Gloria Sandra Davis, Dorothy Dean Bobbitt, Bettie Greene Jiggetts, Colonel Webster Goode, Dale Sterlins Majors, Macon Douglas Reid, Virginia S. Perkinson, Joyce Be mice Williams and Edward Harold Moseley. Also, Rose Andrews Dortch, Patsy Ann Reid Stegall, Hubert Hazes Avent, Lucille Collier Bowen, Tommy Yoas Neal, George P. Stegall, Jr., Edna Mae Tunstall, Alvis J. Rivers, Essie Fields Bell, C. W. Egerton, Jr., Archie Irdle Alston, Charles Richard Millard, Alberta Williams Perry, Fannie P. Durham and Larry Curtis Spruill. Jurors held over from former sessions are Jerry Wayne Abbott, Archie Dean Collier, Charles L. Grantham. Connie Evans Mulchi, Larry Leon Short. Band Performs Well The Warren County Marching Eagle Band participated in what has been dubbed North Carolina's liveliest and loveliest Christmas parade in Salisbury. Parade participants included more than ten marching units. Among those were the Livingstone College Marching Band and the North Rowan High School Marching Band. North Rowan has been an Orange Bowl participant and has also performed in the Macey's Thanksgiving Day Parade. A field of floats sponsored by local merchants and area organizations serve to make the Salisbury parade one of North Carolina's biggest Christmas parades. The parade route consisted of two parts. The first was in Spencer, located just outside of Salisbury. It was in Spencer that the marching units were judged. The Eagles received excellent ratings in the following areas: showmanship, execution, precision, spacing, theme and continuous playing. However no points were received in appearance. This was their only drawback in not receiving honors. The second part of the parade route took the band to the heart of downtown Salisbury. It was here that the band was overtaken by the crowd. There, as in Louisburg, they were urged to give a postparade performance. The band wanted to perform especially well here because it is the hometown of the band's director, Michael Lee King. Onlookers at the Salisbury parade included King's mother, Mrs. Annie Lee King, and other family members. She noted that to march in his hometown's parade was a dream come true for him. EDeaPankey and Ella Aadrewi (right) are shown with bap food provided 14 aeedy families la Warren County last week. The complete Ihaahsgivlag dtaam are provided by the ShoccoCtapel Sunday School. (Staff Photo) Indians and Pilgrims alike visited the Creative Learning Center in Soul City last week. The center's staff recreated a little history by exposing the children to the events that led up to the very first Thanksgiving at Plymouth. The children celebrated the evenlrity making Indian and Pilgrim headwear, after which they enjoyed a Thanksgiving lunch. Parents of the children organized a drawing for a turkey, donated by Warrenton IGA, which was won by Melvin Hargrove of Norlina. Shown during their Thanksgiving ceremony above are Sandra C. King, standing left, head Montessori teacher; Cynthia Wheeler, assistant teacher; and students Vernecia Townes, Chandra Sledge, James Gavin, Tona Alston, Stacy Henderson, Robert Kirk, Terry Evans, Pazanta Goolsby, Adriel Terry, Najen Williams and Kellye Worth. Not present for picture was Gregory Banks, afternoon assistant. (Staff Photo) Position Is Filled Carolyn Ormond, a licensed physical therapist, has joined the staff of MedVisit, a home health agency serving Granville, Vance, and Warren counties effective, November 15. Prior to joining MedVisit, Ormond was a senior staff physical therapist at Wake Medical Center in Raleigh Ms. Ormond's experVaughan (Continued from page 11) were April Beddingfield, Robbie Harris, Sallie Pierce, Clara Powell, Stevie Salmon and Chris Williams. Her students on the A-B Honor Roll were Mary Dunlevy, Demetria Goode, Sandra Leonard, Lori Paschall, George Powell, Avera Terry, Roderick Townes and Teressa West. Mrs. Faulkner's sixth grade students on the Principal's List were Dana Clary, Opherral Eaton, Dawn Howard and Terry Light. Her students on the A-B Honor Roll were Stacy Alston, Tasha Alston, Dena Clary, Jeri Lynn Gregory, Anthony Hawkins and Ronald Paige. ience has included work at Rex Hospital, Lennox Baker Hospital, Cape Fear Valley Hospital, and Baylor Hospital in Dallas, Texas. She has extensive experience with orthopedic, respiratory, cardiac, vascular, neurological, and burn patients and is a member of the American and N. C. Physical Therapy Associations. MedVisit is located in the lower level of the MRS. ORMOND Shell Convenience Mart on Ruin Creek Road in Henderson. NOW OPEN Ular&ecat's A Unique Dining Experience Hours: Wed. - Sal - 5:00 - 10:00 Sun. - 12:00 - 9:00 Reservations Suggested Not Required 586-5900 Located 1/4 Mile North Of Littleton Spring St. Extension " ■ 1
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