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Phone 257 3341
Mi and Mrs. Holt
N '! and family spent
itternoon with Mr.
Mrs Donnie Smith
annly of Goldsboro
>tniday, I,ate that
e • iiih, they visited
and Mrs. B. 11.
v .{ton of Raleigh.
' and Mrs. Charles
fin and children,
ifer and Jeffery, of
lagfield, Va , Robert
ter Shearin of
<• ensboro. Ronald
inn of Charlotte.
Carolyn Shearin of
pel Hill were
kend quests of Mis
\ Shearin.
■ iss I .win Smiley of
ilotte and Mr and
!> F Smiley of
f,,sville were over
it quests of Ins
i Mrs Helen Pitch
- and Mrs. Julius
vet. III were at
odhcrr\ Forest
tool in Woodberry
•st, V'a this past
kend fur a visit with
r son, Jule. and to
• end Parent's
ekend festivities
irh included the
•>dberr\ - I'nnity High
mol of Richmond
Tball name.
Mr and Mrs, A1
ill ek and daughter,
itie, of Raleigh were
.'sts of Mrs. A. C.
'lock. Sr. on Sunday
,! attended the wor
• p service at Warren
'i Baptist Church
)<-r<* Bobby Edmonds
as ordained as a
vacon.
Mr. and Mrs. M. P.
well left-Jjfgdnesday
r their home in Grand
rairie, Tex. after a
sit here with their
: mother, Mrs. M. P.
Powell, Sr. During their
visit, they and Mrs.
Powell, Sr. spent a-week
at Emerald Isle and
were joined for a
weekend visit by Mr.
and Mrs. Benny Powell
of Washington, D. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Duke
Miles and Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Hawks of Norlina
and Mr. and Mrs. U>e
Hawks and son, Bryan,
of Richmond, Va. have
returned from a 12-day
trip to Switzerland,
Germany and Austi ia.
Mrs. W. F. Farmer
and sister. Mrs
Elizabeth Henry of
Wendell spent several
days recently in the
Shenandoah Valley and
mountains of Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther
1 a'o and friends, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Hendricks
of Conway, S. C. return
ed to Warrenton on
Sunday after a three
week trip to Canada and
the New England slates.
Mr. and Mrs. Hen
dricks were guests of
the Lees on Sunday
night and Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. James
Frazier, Sr spent
several days last week
at Peaks of Otter, Va.,
Williamsburg, Va., and
Richmond, Va. While in
Richmond, they visited
their sons. James
Frazier, Jr.. Picot, and
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Frazier.
Her»* »r 0111 Sacra
mento. Calif, are Mr
and Mrs. Walter Hurst
for a visit with Mrs.
Fred Hurst. Before
coming to Warrenton,
_thev were in Washington
and Maryland to exhibit
their show dogs and will
show them in Durham
before returning to their
California home
Weekend guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron
Allen were Mis. Allen's
parents, Mr and Mrs.
Cecil S. Owens of Kings
Mountain, S. C., and her
nephew. Evan Terrell,
of Charlotte. They at
tended the Sunday
morning service at War
renton Baptist Church
where Mrs. Allen was
ordained a deacon.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Banzet and daughters,
Helen and Kinsey, of
Stoneville were
weekend guests of the
Frank Banzets.
Miss Olivia B. Bur
well. former Warrenton
resident now of Greens
boro. spent the weekend
here with Miss
Elizabeth Allen.
Here from Kaleigh for
the weekend with Mrs.
Walker Burwell were
Mr. and Mis Thurston
Hicks. Cleve. Walker
and Susan.
Mis. Ruth Miller and
Mrs. Mary Meeir, both
of Lexington, were
weekend guests of Mrs.
William K. Bovce. Her
guests this weekend will
be Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Cheek of Kinston.
Mrs. Gladys King
"spent last week in
Kaleigh \wth her
daughters. Mrs. Juanita
Coley and Mrs Kebecca
Coley.
Mr. and Mrs. Monroe
G a r d n e r r e t u r n e d
Saturday after a three
week trip to the Pacific
Coast and midwestern
states.
Jimmie Roberts is
recuperating from
surgery at North
Carolina Memorial
Hospital in Chapel Hill.
His wife is with him.
UDC Chapter
Has Gathering
The Warren County
United Daughters of the
Confederacy. Chapter
939, met Wednesday,
Oct. 12, in the home of
Mrs. George W.
Franklin. There were
nine members present.
The meeting was call
ed to order by the presi
dent, Mrs. Franklin, and
proceeded with the
ritual, pledge and flag
salutes of the UDC. Mrs.
Roger Norwood,
chaplain, offered the
prayer.
The treasurer's report
was given and old and
new business was
discussed.
Mrs. Franklin atten
ded the 87th annual UDC
Convention in I,umber
ton on Oct. 7 and 8 and
reported the informa
tion she obtained while
there.
Mrs. Clayton Taylor
gave a program about
the two historical Navy
warships, "The Merri
mack vs. the Monitor."
The meeting was ad
journed with the mem
bers singing 'Dixie."
The hostess, assisted
by Mrs. Tim Thompson,
served pie, Russian tea
and mints.
Birth Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Hudson
Burton announce the
birth of a son, William
Hudson, on Oct. 14 in
Winston-Salem.
The infant weighed 7
pounds, 9 ounces.
Mrs. Burton is the
former Debbie Williams
of Mt. Airy.
Maternal grand
mother is Mrs. Harriett
Burton of Warrenton.
Biji Shoppers
Woman purchase approx
imately 80 percent of all con
sumer goods.
MRS. DOAK WILKIN'S
Miss Weatherly Weds
In Elizabeth City
Miss Dorothy Dan
dridgo Weatherly and
Doak Wilkins were
united in marriage Oc
tober 9 at four o'clock in
the afternoon at Christ
Episcopal Church in
Elizabeth City.
The Rev. Charles
Walton officiated.
The bride is the
daughter of Alice Jones
Weatherly and W. H.
Weatherly, . Ill of
Elizabeth City. She is.
the granddaughter of
Mrs. Alpheus Jones of
Warrenton.
The grooin is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Shelbert
F. Wilkins of Weeks
ville.
Wedding music was
provided by Dr. and
Mrs. Wesley Gragson on
the organ and trumpet.
Given in marriage by
her father, the bride
wore a dress of ivory
satin which she
designed herself to go
with her veil, a family
heirloom. The chapel
length veil of rosepoint
Venetian lace was
bought in Europe in 1930
by Mrs. Alpheus Jones,
the bride's grand
mother, and was also
worn by the bride's
mother at her wedding.
Miss Daphne Wilkins,
sister of the groom, was
the maid of honor. Miss
Debbie Freeman
of Elizabeth City was
Philathea Class
Members Meet
The V. l„. Pendleton
Philathea Class of the
Warrenton Baptist
Church met in the home
of Mary Frances Rod
well on Oct. 11 at 8 p. m.
with Mrs. Lillian
Wemvss serving as joint
hostess.
Mrs. Jack Groves,
president, presided.
The devotional based
on the 19th chapter of
Luke, verses 11-26, was
given by Mrs. E. R.
Wood.
The secretary report
ed 10 members with 100
percent attendance at
Sunday School during
the month.
The personal service
committee gave a good
report.
Arrangements for the
Christmas dinner
meeting were discussed.
Mrs. S. 0. Potter had
an interesting program
involving the members
in two contests, one to
get the verses in the 13th
Chapter of First Corin
thians in their proper
order in the chapter,
and the other to give the
names of familiar
hymns after hearing the
words only. Mrs. Potter
then closed the meeting
with prayer.
During the fellowship
period, the hostesses
served honeybun cake,
coffee and cheese
wafers to the 12 mem
bers present.
the bridesmaid!
The father of the
groom served as best
man, and ushers were
Bill Henry Weatherly,
brother of the bride, and
Darryl and Sydney
Wilkins. brothers of the
groom.
Steve Umphlett was
the crueifer and Anna
Harriss was the flower
girl.
After a reception at
the bride's home, the
couple left 011 a wedding
trip to Nags Head. They
will reside in Elizabeth
City.
Mrs. J. Rodney
Foreman served as
mistress of ceremonies
for the wedding.
Palmer Family Reunion Held
The Palmer family
held their 10th reunion
this past Saturday and
Sunday. The activities
opened with family
members meeting at
the family cemetery in
Sixpound Township for
clean-up and restora
tion work
Following this, a
family picnic was held
at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J D. Palmer. That
evening, the group met
at Norlina Woman's
Club for a business
Birthday Party
Honors Gatling
Family members
gathered on Oct. 12 to
celebrate the 87th birth
day of J. Hartwell
"Pop" Catling.
Swedish pancakes
were served in honor of
the occasion. The recipe
for the delicacy has
been handed down for
many generations from
the family of the late
Klsa Nilson Catling.
Sandra Wood Norwood
did the cooking using
her grandmother's pan
cake pan which has been
used only for pancake
cooking for over 50
years.
In attendance were
Catling's daughter,
Juanita Wood, and her
husband. A. A. Wood;
granddaughter, Rebec
ca Diliard and her
husband, I^ance; grand
daughter Sandra Nor
wood and her husband,
Steve, and their two
sons, Chris and Chad,
great-grandchildren of
Catling.
dinner.
Sunday, the family
met for church services
at the old family
church, Hebron United
Methodist. That service
marked the end of the
Golf Course Man
Addresses Club
David Boone, greens
keeper at the Warren
ton Country Club, spoke
to the Little Garden
Club on planting, water
ing and general care of
lawns, when the club
met recently in the
Fellowship Hall of the
Warrenton Baptist
Church.
A question and an
swer session was held,
and Mrs. Wynn Selby,
member from England,
told how the lawns in
England stay green all
year long due to the
misty and cooler cli
mate.
Members were re
minded that pansy
plants would be here by
first week in November.
Anyone wishing these
plants please see or call
a member of the club or
call Selma Perkinson or
Nellie Gardner for
order placement.
reunion activities for
this year.
Any Palmers or rela
tives interested in par
ticipating in next year's
reunion, please contact
Jeff D. Palmer in
Warrenton.
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