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Mr. and Mrs. Dwight
Ayscue and her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ghurman
Ang of Jamesville, were
weekend guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Milton Ayscue.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Short, Todd and Kristin
were dinner guests on
Saturday night.
Byron Peete Mat
thews of Durham and
Miss Leigh Walters of
Chapel Hill spent Sun
day here with Mrs. Jane
Peete Matthews.
Mr. and Mrs. John
Doss of Colonial
Heights, Va. were
guests of their daughter,
Mrs. Sol Fleming, and
Mr. Fleming on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Williams had as their
weekend guest their
daughter, Miss Nancy
Williams, of Raleigh.
Van K. Davis has
returned to his home in
Texas after a visit here
with his mo'her, Mrs.
Crichton Davis.
Mrs. Gregory Loy and
son, Whitney Loy, of Kill
Devil Hill were guests of
Mrs. J. E. Cheves
Friday night.
Miss Isabel Allen and
Edward Allen spent
Thursday in Burlington.
Their sister, Miss Edith
Allen, of Burlington,
was their guest last
weekend.
Tim Thompson, who
was a patient at Duke
Hospital for several
days last week, has
returned to his home
here.
Mr. and Mrs David
Johnson of Jacksonville
spent last weekend here
with Mr. Johnson's
aunt, Mrs. Tim Thomp
son, and Mr. Thompson.
Mrs. Louis Hutton,
Mrs. Tom Walters and
Mrs. Miriam Coleman
of Warrenton and Mrs.
Julia Stokes of Norlina,
were guests of Mrs.
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Jack Cale and Mrs. H.
H. Foster in Mechanics
ville, Va. on Thursday of
last week.
Mrs. George Aycock
of Kill Devil Hills
arrived Friday for a
visit with her sister,
Mrs. J. E. Cheves.
Mrs. Alfred A. Wil
liams, Sr. has returned
to her home here and
her daughter Mrs.
Jimmy White, and
granddaughter, Darden
White, of Durham, are
here with her.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Spruill, Sr. spent last
weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Spruill and
children in Bunn Level.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert
H. Hiller and son, Steve
Berndt, spent the week
end at Woodberry Forest
School, Woodberry
Forest, Va. During their
visit Steve was inter
viewed for acceptance
at the school. He is
currently attending
Vance Academy.
Miss Ann Howard
Banzet, student at
Salem Academy in
Winston-Salem, was
here last weekend for a
visit with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jules Ban
zet. Accompanying her
for the visit were class
mates Miss Beth Mc
Caw of Whiteville and
Miss Smitka Shankar of
Saudi Arabia.
Mrs. Howard Oakley
!iau ?>? weekend
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T. IViVi. ;on,
Will of Roxbor.
Mr. and M jcott
Gardner returnta Mon
day from Highlands,
where they visited their
cousin, Miss Erin Gard
ner, of Boca Raton, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
Daniel returned Wed
nesday after a vacation
at Atlantic Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank
B. Banzet and daughter,
Mrs. Red von Heilman
and granddaughter,
Catherine, of California
visited Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Banzet and
daughters in Stoneville
for several days this
week.
Warrentonians vaca
tioning at Myrtle Beach,
S. C. last week for golf
were: Mr. and Mrs.
Duke Miles, Mr. and
Mrs. Dick Miles, Mr.
and Mrs. Owen Robert
son, Mr. and Mrs. J. D.
Roberts, Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Perkinson, Mr.
and Mrs. Allen Tucker,
Mr. and Mrs. Pete
Burrows and Mr. and
Mrs. Monroe Gardner.
MRS. JAMES NOEL ROBERTSON
Miss DiHiard Marries
James Noel Robertson
Inez Baptist Church
was the setting Satur
day, Nov. 9, at three
o'clock for the marriage
of Miss Donna Kay
Dillard and James Noel
Robertson. The Rev.
Tom C. Currie perform
ed the double-ring cere
mony.
Daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Carey A. Dillard of
Warrenton, the bride at
tended Louisburg
College and is employed
as secretary at Peck
Manufacturing Com
pany. Parents of the
groom are Mrs. Hazel
W. Robertson of Hender
son and the late James
A. Robertson. A
graduate of Ap
palachian State College,
he is employed by the
Warren County School
Systems.
A program of nuptial
music was presented by
Mrs. Jean Williams,
pianist, and Mrs. Rosa
Fleming, soloist.
Given in marriage by
her mother and father,
the bride wore a Bridal
lure gown styled by
Michele Piccione. The
Queen Anne neckline,
bodice and bishop
sleeves were trimmed in
three - dimensional
Venice lace and point
d'esprit. The five-tier
bouffant skirt was
trimmed in Wedgewood
lace and flowed into a
semi-cathedral train.
Her waist length veil of
silk illusion was at
tached to a Juliet cap.
Mrs. Cindy Poythress,
sister of the bride,
served as matron of hon
or. Bridesmaids were
Mrs. Carol Collier, sister
of the bride, and Mrs.
Carol Coyle, sister of the
groom. Miss Stacey
Collier, niece of the
bride, served as junior
bridesmaid. Flower
girls were Miss Diana
Collier and Miss Kelly
Collier, nieces of the
bride.
Donnie Robertson
served as his brother's
best man. Ushers were
Lance Dillard and Brent
Dillard, brothers of the
bride, and Terry Coyle,
brother-in-law of the
groom.
Mrs. Rebecca ( W.
Dillard served as
mistress of ceremonies.
Mrs. Sue R. Bell, aunt
of the groom, presided
at the guest registry.
Reception
Immediately follow
ing the ceremony, the
bride's parents hosted a
reception in the church
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fellowship hall. After
the couple cut the
traditional first slice,
cake was served by Miss
Kelly Bengle of Hender
son. Mrs. Linda
wdtkins, aunt of the
grown, poured punch.
Others assisting in serv
ing were Dorothy Mar
tin, Brenda Martin,
Geraldine Newsome and
Mary Jane Dillard.
Courtesies
An after-rehearsal
dinner was hosted by the
groom's mother at Mid
dleburg Steak House.
Following dinner,
guests were served
traditional slices of
groom's cake by Mrs.
Rosa Fleming. The
prospective bride and
groom chose this time to
remember their attend
ants.
The bride-elect was
entertained at a bridal
shower at Sulphur
Springs Baptist Church
Fellowship Hall on Sept.
22. Hostesses for the oc
casion were Barbara
Kinton, Lorraine May
nard, Ann Brown, Macie
Limer, Belle Burgess,
Audrey Ayscue, Gracie
Peoples, Kelly Bengle,
Sue Robertson Bell,
Carol Coyle and Linda
Watkins.
A miscellaneous float
ing shower was given on
Oct. 5 at the Norlina
Woman's Club. Allison
Hundley, Doris Dillard,
Elsie Gaither, Valerie
Gaither, Dorothy Mar
tin and Sheila Morris
hosted the shower.
On Oct. 11 Mrs. Jean
Williams and Mrs.
Elizabeth Johnson en
tertained at a
miscellaneous shower at
the Williams home in
Inez.
Miss Willie Mae
George hosted a
miscellaneous floating
shower at her home in
Warrenton on Oct. 20.
Others assisting were
Donie Rickman, Maxine
Byrum and Edna
McGowan.
The prospective bride
and groom were given a
pantry shower at the
fellowship hall at Inez
Baptist Church on Oct.
24. The women of the
church hosted the oc
casion.
Mrs. Shearin
Is Entertained
At Stork Shower
Mrs. Peggy R.
Shearin was entertained
at a floating stork
shower on Sunday, Nov.
10, from 24 p. m. at the
Warren Plains United
Methodist Church. Upon
arrival Mrs. Shearin
was presented a gift of
an infant car seat by the
hostesses.
Refreshments were
served by the hostesses
for the occasion: Mrs.
Sarah Walker, Mrs.
Debby Brannock, Miss
Bonnie Johnston, Mrs.
Louise Oakley, Mrs.
Geraldyne Yancey and
Miss Doris Williams.
Philathea Class
Has Gathering
The V. L. Pendleton
Philathea Class of the
Warrenton Baptist
Church met on Nov. 12
at 3 p. m. in the home of
Mrs. Clyde Whitford,
with Miss Loyce Blay
lock serving as joint
hostess.
Upon arrival of the 15
members present, the
hostesses served a
sweet course.
Mrs. Jack Groves,
president, presided and
called on Mrs. Elizabeth
Rackley to open the
meeting with prayer.
The various commit
tees gave reports of
their activities.
It was announced that
the annual Christmas
dinner will be at the
Norlina Woman's
Clubhouse on Dec. 9 at 7
p. m.
Mrs. Louis V. S. Hut
ton presented the
program using selec
tions from "The Gold
Star Album." The
theme, "A Christian's
View of Thanks and
Thankfulness," intro
duced the Thanksgiving
season.
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