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Woodwind Quintet To Perform
The North Carolina Symphony Woodwind Quintet will appear in
concert at historic Cherry Hill in Inez on Sunday, May 4, at 3 p.m.
Admission is $5. For reservations, call 257-4432.
Brunswick Stew Sale Planned
The Churchill-Five Forks Volunteer Fire Department will sponsor
a brunswick stew sale on Saturday, May 3. The stew will be ready
at 9:30 a.m. at the firehouse.
Sales To Help Special Olympics
Attractive and inexpensive gifts suitable for Mother's Day remem
brances are on sale at Floral Designs, with proceeds designated for
Special Olympics, '87. The project is sponsored by an individual.
Directors Meeting Is Scheduled
The Twin County Rural Health Center Board of Directors will hold
its annual public meeting on Tuesday, May 13, at 7:30 p.m. at the
center. Everyone is invited to attend.
Auiliary Family Picnic Slated
The American legion Auxiliary family picnic will be held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Daeke on Thursday, May 1. at 6 p.m.
Final Vaccinations Scheduled
County Dog Warden Frank Twitty has issued a reminder of the final
day for vaccinations for dogs and cats, Saturday, May 3, from 1-5 p.m.
at the Warren County Landfill.
Annual Hee-Haw Planned Here
The Afton-Elberon Fire Department and Ladies Auxiliary will spon
sor their 9th Annual Hee-Haw on Saturday, May 10, at High Dollar
Warehouse. A hot dog supper will begin at 5 p.m. and the show will
begin at 7 p.m. All proceeds will go the the fire department.
Study Presentation Is Planned
Graduate students from the University of North Carolina who have
been working with Warren County since last fall will summarize their
studies at a presentation on May 6 at 7:30 p.m. at the Warren County
Courthouse. The public is invited to attend the meeting which will
focus on cultural and economic conditions and possibilities in War
ren County.
Anniversary Celebration Set
Pleasant Hill Gospel Choir will celebrate its 10th anniversary on
Sunday, May 4, at 3 p.m. Appearing on the program will be Locust
Grove Gospel Choir, Bethlehem Senior Choir, Junior Angel Choir, Big
Run Creek Young Adult Choir, Mrs. Fannie King and special guests,
the Mighty Holy Travelers of Zebulon. The public is invited.
Women's Day Service Scheduled
The Rev. George Dixon, pastor of the New Bethel Baptist Church
in Macon, invites the public to attend the Annual Women's Day ser
vices on Sunday, May 4, at 11 a.m. Mrs. Rose Farrar will be the guest
speaker. The choir of Providence Christian Church in Wise will render
special music.
Lamar King (left) and Chris Stallings, sophomores at Warren
Academy, have been selected by the Rural Education Institute of the
School of Education at East Carolina University in Greenville to at
tend the Legislators' School for Youth Leadership Development. One
hundred fifty North Carolina high school students will attend the three
week summer residential program which is funded by the N.C.
General Assembly to target potential leaders within the state. Both
students are members of the varsity baseball team and were co
captains of the basketball team. Stallings is a member of the Student
Council and the yearbook staff. He is a member of the Macon Bap
tist Church and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Stallings. King is
a member of Jerusalem United Methodist Church and the son of Mr.
and Mrs. C. C. King, Jr. (Staff Photo by Howard Jones)
OPENING MAY 3
While-lt-Lasts
114 N. Main St.
} (Formerly Lil's Discount)
> L'OREAL Nail Enamel $1.49
All Purpose Shampoo- 32 Oz $1.19
Mennen Speed Stick
Women 1.5 Oz. - Men 2.5 Oz $1.25
Maybelline, Cover Girl & Other Make-Ups
1/2 Price
Tube Socks - 6 Pair $3.99
Junior Sweat Shirts $3.69 Ea.
Ladies' Panties-Tricot 3/$1.50
Cotton 3/$2.25
Also Assorted Housewares ? Toys ? Jewelry
Jenifer Burton
Winner Of $600
Merit Scholarship
Jennifer Paige Burton of
Norlina has been awarded a $600
Special Merit Scholarship for the
1986-67 and 1987-88 academic
years at Peace College in
Raleigh.
Miss Burton is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Burton
of Rt. 1, Norlina. She is a senior
at Warren County High School.
Special Merit Scholarships are
awarded to students who have
maintained above-average
grades in high school and who
possess special characteristics of
leadership or have made out
standing contributions to their
communities. These students are
considered persons who will
make significant contributions to
Peace College.
The scholarship will be applied
toward tuition, room and board
for both years at the two-year col
lege for women.
P AlO POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT
Elect
O. L. (Butch)
Meek
Please Vote
On May 6
Personal Background.
? Representative, Nationwide Insurance
? Married Janis Gaylc Panter
Two children: Ginger and Sam
? Associate's Degree, North Carolina
State University
? Deacon & Sunday School Teacher,
Wise Baptist Church
Civic Service
? Secretary, Warren Co. Planning Board
? Vice Chairman, Warren Co. Fire
Commission
? Captain & Secretary, Norlina Volunteer
Fire Dept
? President, Warren Co. Jaycees
? Recipient, Distinguished Service Award
? Chairman, Community Rural
Development Commission
? Warrenlon Rotary Club
? Cattlemen's Association
? Charter Member, Committee of 100
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Route 2, Bos 9
Norlira. N.C. 27565
- County Commissioner
PAID POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT
ELECT
ERNEST BOYD HARRIS
FOR
WARREN COUNTY
COMMISSIONER
I believe that it is time for me to represent our county in a way that will bring
pride to the present generation and to the future generations as well. Let's not
spend it all ourselves but pave a way for the generations yet to come.
A Vote For The Future Of Our County
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