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Phone 257-3341
Mrs. Richard Cole
man spent the weekend
in Patterson, Ga.
Mrs. Ann Rodwell
Huntley spent several
days recently with her
mother, Mrs. Clyde
Rodwell.
Mrs. George Davis at
tended the wec'ding of
Dr. Tom Redding in
Asheboro on Saturday.
Mrs. Burgess
Urquhart and daugh
ters, Lela and Clara of
Lewiston spent the
weekend with her
parents, Dr. and Mrs.
Tom Holt.
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer
Scott of Garner visited
Mrs. A. D. Alston and
Mrs. C. S. Scott on Sun
day.
Mrs. Richard E. Hun
ter and sons, Lang and
Benjamin, have return
ed from a visit with her
mother in Farmville.
Mrs. Virginia Pear
sail visited Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Gibbs in Chapel
Hill last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wiley
Coleman and little
daughter, Molly, spent
the weekend with Mrs.
Wiley Coleman.
Mrs. Mildred Adams
is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Kenneth Adams
Barlow in Charlotte.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Cheek of Kinston are
visiting Mrs. Cheek's
mother, Mrs. William
Boyce.
Miss Patricia Odom
spent last week with her
parents Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Odom.
Miss Carolyn Cole
man left Monday for
Lynchburg, Va. where
she's just recently been
transferred.
Miss Scoggin Jones of
Charlotte spent the
weekend with her
mother, Mrs. Rufus
Jones.
Mrs. E. R. Davis
returned to her home in
Inez Sunday after
spending some time
with her daughter, Mrs.
Cleve Hyers, of Patter
son, Ga.
Ant Colonies
Ant colonies are female
societies, and all worker ants
are female, says National
Geographic. The only job of
the drone males, when they
mature, is to mate briefly
with a young queen ant.
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INDIGESTION OR
HEART ATTACK?
Often brushed aside
as just 'indigestion',
the warning signs of
a heart attack are
something everyone
should know. Usual
symptoms are:
• Uncomfortable
pressure, fullness,
squeezing or pain In
the center of chest
for more than two
minutes;
•Pain that spreads to
the shoulders, neck,
or arms;
•Severe pain, diz
ziness, i a i ii 11" y,
sweating, nausea, or
shortness of breath.
Recommended ac
tion, call your doctor
or emergency
rescue service.
boyce DRUG CO.
WARRENTON, N. C.
Phone: 257-3449—Day
456-2657—Night
MRS. ANTHONY NEAL FAULKNER
Miss Newell Marries
Anthony N. Faulkner
West End Baptist
Church in Henderson
Aas the setting Sunday
afternoon for the uniting
in marriage of Miss
Angela Kaye Newell and
Anthony Neal Faulkner.
The Rev. Robert Yates
performed the double
rir.? ceremony.
The bride is the
daughter of Jackie
Glover Newell of Hen
derson and the grand
daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Glover of
Warrenton. She is a
graduate of Vance
Senior High School and
attended East Carolina
University where she
studied accounting.
The groom is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie
Cox Faulkner of Hen
derson. A graduate of
Hargrave Military
Academy, he is serving
with the United States
Marine Corps. Follow
ing further training, he
will be stationed in a
Presidential Support
Unit in Washington,
D.C.
Wedding music was
presented by Mrs. Law
rence Harris, a Hender
son musician, Mrs. San
dra Wood of Castalia,
vocalist, and Miss Merri
Amos of Henderson,
handbell ringer.
For the occasion, the
church was decorated
with a large all-white
starburst arrangement
of late summer flowers
and a 15-braneh arch
candelabrum flanked by
twin 15-branch spiral
candelbra. Two palm
trees further enhanced
the area and family
pews were marked with
summer flowers and
greens.
Escorted by her
grandfather, Jack
Glover, the bride wore a
sleeveless gown of white
silk taffeta with a sweet
heart neckline accented
by double bo.ra at the
shoulders. Re-embroid
ered Alencon lace and
seed pearls trimmed
the bodice and re
embroidered lace en
circled the full skirt at
the hemline which ex
tended to a cathedral
length train. Her cathe
dral veil of illusion,
edged with Alencon
lace, was attached to a
Juliet cap of lace,
sequins and pearls.
Miss Kristye Lynne
Newell, sister of the
bride, was maid of
honor. Serving as
bridesmaids were Mrs.
Kelly Thompson Reaves
of Wilson, Mrs. Mary
Susan Foster and Miss
Betsy Ann Faulkner,
both of Henderson.
Miss Brook Hobgood
of Henderson was flower
girl.
The groom's father
served as best man.
Groomsmen were Jeff
Hale, Scott Currin and
Gene Raynor, all of Hen
derson Straughan H. W.
Dixon, Jr. of Henderson
was ring bearer.
Miss Mary Cole pre
sided at the guest
registry and Mrs.
Robert Yates directed
the wedding.
Reception
Immediately follow
ing the ceremony, the
couple was entertained
at a reception in the
fellowship hall of the
church. Hosting the
function was the bride's
mother.
An easel, placed at the
entrance, held a portrait
of the bride. Guests
were greeted by Mr. and
Mrs. Early Wilder.
The refreshment
table, covered in white
linen, held an
arrangement of mixed
summer flowers
provided by Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Peoples.
Punch was served by
Kay Wade.
Assisting in serving
were Rosalind Wilker
son, Karen Wilkerson
The World Of Books
In The Warren County Memorial Library
We are back on our regular schedule and are open
on Saturday mornings from 10 to noon.
NEW BOOKS: "The Witches of Eastwick," Up
dike; "The Long Afternoon," Zillinsky; "Tisha,"
Specht; "Brandywine," Eowe; "Deep Six,"
Cussler; "Lizzie," Hunter; "Don't Push Your Pre
schooler," Amos-Chase; "Matriarch," Edwards;
"The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit II," Wilson;
'Full Circle," Steel; "Summer Harvest," Swin
dells; "The Outsider," Fast; "Catfish Hunter's
Southern Cookbook," Hunter; "Lords, Ladies and
Gentlemen," Clifton Daniel; "The Twelve
Apostles," Coughlin; "Reggie" (Jackson), Lupica;
"The Von Bulow Affair," Wright; "If There Be
Thorns" and "Seeds of Yesterday," Andrews;
"First Among Equals," Archer; "Murder on Em
bassy Row,' Margaret Truman; "Adam's
Daughters," Villars; "The Miracle," Irving;
numerous books for the Children's Room.
MEMORIALS: "Dropping Your Guard,' swin
doll for Bobbie J. Cook from Patricia S. Pinnell,
"The Book Class," Auchincloss, for Mrs. Gladys
Powell, from Belle Bright; "The Wheels of For
tune," Howatch, for Bobbie J. Cook, from Ersie
Stewart. "Arts of China" and "History of China,"
Time-Life, for Bobbie J. Cook, from Jimmie Boyce.
"Natalie," Wood, for Bobbie J. Cook, from Hattie B.
Scott. "Paradise Preserved," Powell, for Bobbie J.
Cook, from Mary Hinton Kerr. "The New American
Wonderlands," National Geographic, and "James
Michener's U.S.A.," both for Roger Limer, from
Larry and Joyce Lubbers. "—And Ladies of the
Club," Santmyer, for Lottie Frazier Newsome and
Ella Frazier White, from Maybelle Hueber. "Living
Through Personal Crisis," for Whitmel S. Peoples,
from Janie J. Williams. Monetary contributions
received for Gladys Powell, Bobbie J. Cook and Roy
Benton Lloyd.
We wish to Ujank the following people for volun
teering their time and talent to the Summer
Program; Cassie Jones, Joanne D. Evans, Alice
Jones, Angie White, Betty Rollinson, and Dr. Ray
Selby.
WANTED: All overdue books, please. This is a
very serious situation.
It is hoped that more citizens of Warren County
will use the facilities of the library. We found it
quite disturbing this summer that not one parent
came in to ask for books that might help their
children with their reading. Also, very few high
school students were into summer reading. We did
have several parents in to get books to help their
pre-schoolers.
and Janet Stevenson.
After the bride and
groom cut the first slice
of the three-tiered wed
ding cake, serving was
continued by Mrs. Betty
Lou Peoples.
The couple will reside
in Washington, D. C.
After-Rehearsal
Following the wed
ding rehearsal Saturday
evening, members of
the wedding party and
guests were entertained
at an after-rehearsal
party in the fellowship
hall of the church. The
groom's parents hosted
the affair.
Assisting in serving
were Ethel Briggs,
Irene Currin, Martha
Currin, Betty Collier,
Pamela Blanks, and
Frances Ellington.
Courtesies
A bridal brunch
honoring Miss Newell
was given Sept. 8 by
Faye Davis and Ann
Tate at the home of the
latter in Henderson.
The bride-elect was
entertained at a floating
miscellaneous shower
Sjept. 2 in the home of
Mrs. Irene Currin of
Henderson. Hostesses in
addition to Mrs. Currin,
were Martha Currin and
Sarah Currin.
Miss Newell was
honored at a kitchen
Diet Food
Yogurt, one of the most
popular of all "diet" foods,
varies from 130 calories per
cup for plain to close to 300
calories for those sweeten
ed with jams and preserves.
Cup Stains
To remove a tea or coffee
stain from a favorite cup, rub
it with a cloth dampened with
vinegar then dipped in salt.
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shower on Aug. 27 in the .
home of Joy Mangum.
Hostesses for the oc
casion were Mrs.
Mangum, Sharon Dixon
and Mary Susan Foster.
Bullock-West Vows Are Spoken
Sheila Ann West of
Warrenton and David
Anthony Bullock of
Roanoke Rapids were
united in marriage
August 26 at 3 p. m. at
Rosemary Baptist
Church in Roanoke
Rapids.
The Rev. C. Thomas
Badkin officiated.
The bride is the grand
daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Theroy West of
Warrenton. She is a
graduate of Warren
County High School.
The groom is the son
of Mrs. Betty C. West
berry of Brunswick, Ga.
He is a graduate
of Roanoke Rapids High
School.
Music for the occasion
was rendered by Carl
Dale Hines, soloist, and
Marsha A. Hayes,
organist.
The bride, given in
marriage by her father,
wore a formal gown
with a Queen Anne neck
line and baby ruffles of
sheer polyester accen
ted with sequins and
ribbon bow trim. The
lace bodice f^iured a
slightly raised waistline
with a full skirt en
hanced with lace motifs
and bishop sleeves with
lace inset and deep lace
cuffs. The baby ruffle
hem of the skirt extend
ed into a chapel-length
train. The bride's
fingertip veil and
blusher of nylon netting
was attached to a ban
deau-style headpiece of
Chantilly lace accented
with simulated pearl
trim.
The bride's sister,
Tina Lee West of
Roanoke Rapids, was
maid of honor. Mrs.
Angie V. Devine of
Norlina was matron of
honor.
Bridesmaids were
Dee Cox, Susan Renee
Clements, Robin Lynn
MRS. DAVID ANTHONY BULLOCK
Jones, Cathy Renee
Rogers, Beth Jones and
Lori C. Denning all of
Roanoke Rapids; Deb
bie B. Boone of Hills
borough; and Billie Jo
West, Lisa Ann Salmon,
and Teresa Ann
Fleming, all of Warren
ton.
Terry Renee Reid of
Roanoke Rapids and
Nichole West of Warren
ton were flower girls.
Christopher West of
Warrenton was ring
bearer.
Dwayne Stephen
Brown of Roanoke
Rapids was the best
man and groomsmen
were Carey Morris Tur
man, Michael James
Harp, William Burke
• Andy Porch,
% n Bell,
F -aiK . /, and
C.larenct vussell
Wrenn, aL Roanoke
Rapids; William Rich
ard Bullock, Jr. of
Greenville, brother of
the groom; Keith Pitt
man of Halifax; and
Norman O'Neal of
Amelia, Va.
Mrs. Sylvia B. New
som of Roanoke Rapids
was mistress of
ceremonies.
The couple will reside
in Roanoke Rapids.
Cool Water
Cut your water bill by
keeping a bottle of water in
the refrigerator or out in a
thermos rather than fre
quently letting the water run
until cold.
EDDIE G.
HAMM, JR.
257-4264
General
Home Repairs
Interior & Exterior
Painting
All Type Roofs
Repaired or Replaced
Storm Windows Installed
Siding Applied
312 Church St.
Warrenton, N. C.
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