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The Rev. David Quails
of Alexandria, Va. spent
the weekend in Warren
ton with the Rev. and
Mrs. Gary Parker. The
two ministers were
roommates at South
eastern Baptist
Theological Seminary in
Wake Forest.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Daniel have returned
from a visit with friends
in Richmond, Va.
Miss Jennifer Harris,
a student at Meredith
College, spent several
days here recently
with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Harris.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Hughes and daughter,
Katherine Ross Hughes,
of Chapel Hill spent
Saturday with Mrs.
Hughes' grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Rodwell.
On Tuesday, Mr. and
Mrs. Rodwell's guest
was their daughter,
Mrs. Jim Trotter, of
Durham.
Julius Banzet had
surgery on Tuesday at
Duke Hospital in
Durham to repair a
fractured hip suffered
during a fall at his home
last Friday morning.
Mrs. Banzet is with him.
Stewart Johnson, a
student at Wake Forest
University in Winston
Salem, spent the
Mrs. Jean Hobgood of Oxford and Frank T. Hob
good of Roxboro announce the engagement of their
daughter, Donna, to David E. Robertson, son of
Mrs. L. 0. Robertson of Warrenton and the late L.
0. Robertson, Sr. A December 4 wedding is planned
at Providence Baptist Church in Oxford.
weekend here with his
parents, the Charles
Johnsons.
Mrs. D. E. Hudgins
has returned to her
home after being a
patient at Raleigh
Community Hospital for
three weeks.
William K. Lanier is
receiving treatment at
Community Memorial
Hospital in South Hill,
Va.
Kirk Frazier, son of
Coach and Mrs. Bill
Frazier, is recovering
from surgery at Dur
ham County Hospital in
Durham. His mother is
with him.
Mrs. Pope Powell and
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Hull
returned Tuesday from
a visit with relatives in
Newport News and
Hampton, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Martyn of Alexandria,
Va. spent Wednesday
night with Mrs. Mar
tyn's cousin, Mrs. Rufus
S. Jones.
Miss Loyce Blaylock
has returned from a
two-week visit with
relatives and friends in
Winston-Salem, States
ville, and Madison.
Miss Hattie Drake and
Mrs. Edward Hunter
had as their luncheon
guest on Monday Mrs.
William M. Shelton of
Greenville. Mrs. Shel
ton, the former Lillian
Abee, was a teacher at
John Graham School for
several years.
Guests of Mrs.
Monroe Gardner for 18
holes of golf on Tuesday
were her cousin, Mrs.
Polk Gordon, and
friends from Richmond,
Va
Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Padgett were at Hilton
Head last week attend
ing a four-day insurance
convention.
W. A. Miles is a
patient at Maria
Parham Hospital in
Henderson.
Weekend guests of
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Bugg
were Mr. and Mrs. Gary
Carrowon of New Bern.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Clower and daughters
have recently moved
from Country Meadows
to the William Davis
home on South Brehon
St.
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas
Holt and son, Dan, and
Mrs. Holt's sister, Miss
Lisa Fernandez, of
Tampa, Fla. were week
end guests of Dr. and
Mrs. Tom Holt.
John A. Coleman and
Miriam Coleman at
tended the funeral of
Mrs. Norma Michaux in
Goldsboro on Sunday.
Bill Duke and wife
spent the weekend with
his mother, Mrs.
Coleman.
Sleep Mystery
Scientists still aren't sure
whether all animals sleep.
They think that nearly all
pause in their daily activity,
but whether all of those bre
aks are tnie sleep is a mystery
waiting to be solved. Nation
al Geographic World points
out.
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Afton-Elberon
Club Gathers
The Afton-Elberon
Ruritanettes held their
regular meeting recent
ly with Mrs. Anne Gotts
chalk.
Vice President
Carolyn Pitzing called
the meeting to order.
The club song was
sung and pledge to the
flag was given.
The prayer was led by
Mrs. Marie Limer. Roll
was called and minutes
were read by Mrs. Irene
Short.
The treasurer's report
was given by Mrs.
Gottschalk.
The nominating
committee was appoint
ed and other club
business was discussed.
The hostess served
delicious refreshments.
Littleton Area
News Of Interest
Tommy Pepper is a
patient in Halifax
Memorial Hospital in
Roanoke Rapids.
Mr. and Mrs. Macon
Moore, Jr. returned
home last week after
spending some time
with their daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Tudor, in South
Haven, Miss.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Threewitts visited Mr.
and Mrs. Vinson Carter
and children in Golds
boroSunday.
Lee Riggan is a
patient in Halifax
Memorial Hospital. Mr.
and Mrs. W. E. Riggan
of Raleigh visited Mrs.
Riggan at her home
here and Mr. Riggan in
the hospital.
Mrs. Agnes Atkins
visited her grandson,
Michael Atkins, in
Halifax Memorial
Hospital several times
this week. Michael had
emergency surgery
Saturday after he was
attacked by a dog.
Mrs. Freddie Paynter
and children, James
Allen, Kevin and Jen
nifer, of Wise and Mrs.
John King, Jr. and son,
Donovan, visited their
parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence West, Sunday.
Miss Mamie Stans
bury is a patient in
Halifax Memorial
Hospital in Roanoke
Rapids.
Charles Crawley is a
patient in McGuire
Veteran's Hospital in
Richmond, Va.
Mr. and Mrs.
Maynard Hale and
family and Mrs. Mable
Hale are spending this
week at Nags Head.
Miss Fannie Moore re
turned to her home last
week after spending
some time with Mrs.
Ethel Herbert in En
field. She was accom
panied home by Mrs.
Jack Carlisle of
Whitakers.
Mrs. Gladys Stans
bury visited Mrs. J. A.
Myrick in Warren
General Hospital in
Warrenton Wednesday
night of last week.
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Fragrant Bath
Throw one or two lemon,
grapefruit or orange peeli
into the bath water for a re
freshing and fragrant pick
me-up.
Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Pitzing of Warrenton an
nounce the engagement of their daughter, Cathy
Jeanne, to Willie Ray Collier, Jr., son of Willis Ray
Collier, Sr. and Rowena Collier, both of Henderson.
The wedding will take place at Sulphur Springs
Baptist Church on November 20 at 3 p. m. All
friends and relatives are invited to attend.
Your Week Ahead Horoscope
Forecast Period: 10/30-11/5/83
ARIES Fortunate aspects are present for mu
Mar. 21-Apr. 19 tual financial interests. Prospects for
success are excellent, especially at the
new moon on Friday.
TAURUS Partnership matters are the big issue
Apr. 20-Ma> 20 this week. Stay alert to market trends,
as there could be a surprise develop
ment.
GEMINI Working conditions and the health of
May 21-June 20 co-workers are vital factors in main
taining your own well being.
CANCER Let people know how much you care.
June 21-July 22 Friday's new moon sets the pace for a
romantic encounter.
LEO Home improvements result in an offer
July 23-Aug. 22 you can hardly refuse. Now to con
vince the rest of the family.
VIRGO Unexpected developments at home
Aug. 23-Sept.22 create quite a stir, with you coming
and going at all hours trying to get
everything done.
LIBRA You find a real treasure while visiting
Sept. 23-Oct. 22 a garage sale. Its value to you is price
less.
SCORPIO Just be your charming self and watch
Oct.23-Nov.21 your admirers fall under your spell.
Capitalize on the advantage.
SAGITTARIUS Confidential matters must be handled
Nov. 22-Dec. 21 with discretion. Try not to let word get
around of what you are up to.
CAPRICORN Your social life picks up. In fact, you
Dec. 22-Jan. 19 are developing a reputation for being
quite a "live wire!"
AQUARIUS Some very important people look to
Jan. 20-Feb. 18 you for answers. New career possibil
ities present themselves and the future
looks rosy.
PISCES You are on the go and loving every
Feb. 19-Mar. 20 minute of it. A working relationship
takes on romantic tones.
Women's . Clubs Meet
(Continued from page 1).
chairman and vice
president of GFWC—
North Carolina
Federation of Women's
Clubs, and Mrs. L.A.
Denton, presented
awards to various clubs
as well as to individuals,
for outstanding
achievements.
Mrs. A1H. King urged
all District 14 members
Hospital Patients
Patients in Warren
General Hospital on
Tuesday afternoon were
listed as follows:
Wright Nelson, Elnora
Green, Rosa Jackson,
Laura Perry, George
Davis, James Hymon,
I^ela Delbridge, Mollie
Bogues, Hattie Johnson.
Brown Hawkins, Otis
Shearin, Troy Staton,
Burnice Roberson, Lucy
Walker, Lila Myrick.
tg attend North Carolina
Woman's Club's Board
Meeting in Fayetteville,
North Carolina Nov. 30
Dec. 1, after which the
meeting adjourned.
Federated clubs in
District 14 at-e located in
Creedmoor, Franklin
ton, Henderson, Jack
son, Littleton,
Louisburg, Macon,
Norlina, Oxford,
Roanoke Rapids,
Rolesville, Wake
Forest, Warrenton and
Youngsville.
Ulysses s. oram, an un
known ex-soldier at the be
ginning of the Civil War,
became the first of the
nation's generals to wear
four stars.