G4LEND4?
Stew Sale Is Scheduled
The Macon Ladies Fire Auxiliary will sponsor a
stew sale Saturday at the Macon Firehouse. Stew
will be ready by noon and will sell for $3 a quart.
Church Body Plans Meal
Jerusalem United Methodist Building Fund
Committee is sponsoring a ham and/or fried
chicken supper with dessert Saturday, Nov. 12,
from 4:30 to 8 p. m. at the Warrenton Lions Den.
Concert Slated Sunday
Winston-Salem baritone John P. Williams will
perform in concert Sunday afternoon at 3 p. m. at
Cherry Hill in the Inez community. The concert will
include operatic selections as well as Negro
spirituals. Tickets are (7 each and may be reserved
by calling 257-4432.
Supper Plans Announced
The Afton-Elberon Ruritan Club will sponsor a
supper of barbecued chicken or barbecued pork
Saturday, Nov. 12, from 5 p. m. until 7:30 p. m.
Tickets are $3.50 each and may be purchased in advance
or at the door.
Sale Is Scheduled
To Aid Injured Girl
A yard and bake sale
for the benefit of Kim
Dickerson, a Warren
County High School
student who was injured
in an automobile accident
on August 23, will
be held Saturday in the
parking lot across from
Village Pharmacy on
Highway 158 in Norlina.
Proceeds from the
sale will be donated to
Kim's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Maynard Dickerson,
of Macon.
Anyone having items
to donate to the sale
should bring them to the
Village Pharmacy any
day between 9 a. m. and
6 p. m.
In the event of rain,
the sale will be postponed
until Nov. 19.
Those who defy freedom
to others deserve it
not for themselves and
under a just God cannot
long retain it.
Abraham Lincoln
Revival Slated
At Local Church
Revival services will
be conducted Sunday,
Nov. 13, through Wednesday,
Nov. 16, at Wesley
Memorial United
Methodist church. The
time for the services
will be 7:30 p. m. and the
guest preacher will be
the Rev. Langill Watson,
pastor of First United
Methodist Church,
Wilson.
"We invite you to worship
with us," the
pastor, the Rev. Jim
Summey, said. "A nursery
will be provided."
These four students at Warren County High
School are officers of the Warren County
Distributive Education Clubs of America Chapter.
They are, left to right, Acie Hendricks, reporter;
Shelia Davis, treasurer; Joseph Harrison, parliamentarian;
and Gloria Kearney, secretary. Not
present for picture were Cheryl Bell, president; and
Pam Perry, vice president. (Staff Photo)
Attend District Meet
Thirteen students and
two coordinators
represented the
Distributive Education
Clubs of America Chapter
(DECA) of Warren
County High School
recently at the District
3-B Leadership Conference
which was held
at Southern Nash High
School.
Approximately 400
students from 15 Eastern
North Carolina high
schools attended this
leadership conference.
The workshops which
students attended included
Food Marketing,
Restaurant Marketing,
General Merchandising,
Apparel and Accessories,
attitude,
Drinking and Driving,
Cosmetics, Shoplifting,
and Modeling. Each
student attended workshops
of his own individual
interests.
Warren Is Represented
GREENSBORO The
University of North
Carolina at Greensboro
has an enrollment of
9,924 this fall, including,
seven students from
Warren County.
Warren County is
among 96 counties in the
state that are represented
by students at UNC-G
during the current
academic year.
The students from
Warren are Barbara M.
Allen, Dorine Henderson
and Vanessa R.
Howerton, all of Manson;
Jacqueline D.
Hargrove, Robin A.
Scott, and Allen R.
Walker, all of Norlina;
and Eleanor G. Rodwell
of Warrenton.
Newly elected members of the John Graham
Middle School Student Council are shown with their
advisor, Allen Reynolds, right New members are,
from left, Rann Paynter, president; Lisa Stever
son, vice president; Jametrice Alston, secretary;
and Essie Hughey, parliamentarian. (Staff Photo)
TO GIVE CONCERT - The Hampton Institute
I Concert Choir will perform Nor. IS at E. M. Rolllna
lElementary School la Henderson at 5 p. m. Spoo|a»rtat
Ike performance are the local Hampton Inptitnte
Ahunnl Awoclntton and the Vance County
Arte Council. General admission will be 9S, and
students will be admitted for fl.M. Under the direction
of Roland Carter, the choir will feature various
musical styles and periods.
School Menus
No. 14-18
Subject to change
without notice.
MONDAY — Countrystyle
steak, fluffy whipped
potatoes, seasoned
green beans, hot biscuit,
honey-butter.
TUESDAY - Bar-bque
on bun, cole slaw,
buttered potatoes, Betsy
Ross Cookie.
WEDNESDAY Smoked
sausage w/roll
or pork rib on bun, seasoned
green peas, pineapple
cake.
THURSDAY - Submarine
sandwich,
turkey, cheese, lettuce
& tomato w/dressing,
French fries w/catsup,
fresh fruit.
FRIDAY - Manager's
choice.
All schools will be
served the same lunch
menu, with Norlina
Middle School, John
Graham Middle School
and Warren County
High School having a
second choice.
Breakfast
Breakfast will be
served grades K-6.
MONDAY - Blueberry
muffin, fruit
juice, milk.
TUESDAY - Cheese
toast, bacon, apple
juice, milk.
WEDNESDAY Pancake
w/syrup, fruit
juice, milk.
THURSDAY - Buttered
toast w/jelly,
orange juice, milk.
FRIDAY - Manager's
choice.
At Norlina School
Team Is Honored
Members of the Norlina Blue Waves football teatn
and coaches were treated to a steak supper on Mod
day night by concerned parents and patrons. Thi.s
was in celebration of the Blue Waves' victorious
season. Each player was presented with miniature,
helmets bearing their number.
A cake baked by Betsy Clark was decorated to
depict the ball field with goal lines and miniature
players, again these bore each player's number
The cake complemented the supper.
Monday afternoon Norlina Blue Wave cheerleaders
and sponsors were entertained with a
refreshment hour by Mrs. Rosamond West. The
girls want to publicly thank Mrs. West for her support
of our school and its programs and for UKdelightful
refreshments.
On Friday those students who participated in out
magazine sales and sold three or more subscrip
tions were allowed to view the movie "Snowbound."
This is an excellent movie and the students seemed
to enjoy it. To those students who participated in the
fund raising, we say, "thank you, well done."
A foul shooting contest with a $10.00 grand prize
was held on Friday for students selling three or
more subscriptions, in the fund raising event. An
thony Hawkins, seventh grader, was the winner. H»
scored eight of ten shots. Congratulations, Anthony'
The money made from the magazine fundraise
will go to purchase dictionaries and other article
for the school. We appreciate the public's help i.
this effort.
We are happy to report that Sylvia Hunt, eight!
grader who was injured while riding her bicycle i1
September, is improving at Lennox Baker Hospit;
in Durham. Sylvia spends each weekend at hom
We all wish her a speedy and complete recovery.
At John Graham
Grid Season Ends
By GAREY BALLANCE
Last Wednesday the Yellow Jackets football tean.
was defeated by Gold Sand, 38-0. This loss ends a
very disappointing season for John Graham. Tht
Jackets were 1-6, getting their only win in a nonconference
game against Norlina. Anyway, we'd
like to thank Coach Reynolds and Coach Goolsby for
their fine efforts.
Basketball practice for students began Monday
Girls coach Allen Reynolds and boys coach James
Goolsby have begun to build teams. Hopefully the
'83-'84 season will be a successful one.
Next Tuesday and Thursday some of our seventh
grade students will be taking the Pre-SAT test. We
wish them good luck.
Friday, Nov. 11, is Veterans Day. There will be no
school for students or teachers.
Tuesday Voting Results Listed
(Continued from page 1)
didates in Warrenton,
polling 276 votes as a
total of 351 voters cast
ballots.
Other successful candidates
for seats on
Warrenton's sevenmember
board were incumbent
Charles M.
White, III with 275, incumbent
A. A. Wood
with 254, incumbent
Gordon Haithcock with
254, incumbent Eddie
No Salt
People who have to cut
back on salt in the diet should
avoid anchovies, bacon
chips, olives and Thousand
Island dressing at salad bars.
Cards Of Thanks
We would like to express
our deep appreciation
to Dr.'s Kirit
Trivedi of Warrenton,
Dr. Arthur Gear and
staff at Community
Memorial Hospital in
South Hill, Va., Rev.
Ronald Nida, all friends
and relatives for the
prayers, visits, calls,
cards, floral arrangements,
food and
memorials shown us
during the illness and
death of our sister
Delma Bobbitt Henes.
May God bless each of
you.
BROTHERS
AND SISTERS
We would like to express
our heartfelt
gratitude to all of our
friends and relatives for
the many acts of kindness
shown us in the
illness and death of our
brother, Perry M.
Newman.
May God richly bless
each of you.
THE FAMILY.
Clayton with 251,
newcomer Phil Daniel
with 244 and newcomer
R. D. (Bobby) Edmonds
with 216.
Failing in their bid,
other than Commissioner
Lanier who
polled 197 votes, were
newcomers Ann F.
Spence with 78 and
Robert (Rabbit) Brown
with 71.
Each of Warren's
three towns chose
mayors in uncontested
races. Incumbents B. G.
White of Warrenton,
with 315 votes, and M. C.
Clary of Macon, with 50
votes, were given new
terms. Former fiveterm
mayor E. L. (Bill)
Perry of Norlina
received 317 votes in his
bid to replace retiring
one-term mayor Kenneth
Davis.
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