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Mr. and Mrs. J. Ernest Cren
shaw of Gastonia were weekend
guests of their son, Dr. J. E.
Crenshaw. Jr., and Mrs.
Crenshaw.
Mrs. Parks King of Charlotte is
spending several days here with
her mother, Mrs. H. W. Rodwell.
Mrs. I^awrence Chase Brown
and daughter, Miss Dorothy
Marion Brown of New York City,
spent the weekend here with Mr.
and Mrs Venable Boyd after
visiting Guilford College in
Greensboro.
Bill Davis and sons, Ward and
Josh, of Raleigh were here last
weekend for a visit with Mrs. W.
S. Davis.
Mrs. F. M. Drake and sisters,
Mrs. George Davis and Mrs.
Eugene Davis, both of Inez, spent
the weekend in Burlington with
Mr. and Mrs. David Koonce.
Mrs. Gladys King is spending
some time at the home of her
daughter in Raleigh following
surgery last week at Rex
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Watson
spent the weekend in Boone with
their son, Bill Watson, Mrs. Wat
son and children, Kelly and
Benjamin.
Mrs. Walker P. Burwell re
turned to her home in Raleigh on
Saturday after spending several
days here at Colonial Lodge.
Mrs. J. A. Rawls and son,
Brian, of Richmond, Va., and
Mrs. J. C. Magruder of White
Stone, Va. were guests of Mrs.
Rufus S. Jones on Sunday.
Mrs. Robert L. Elkins of
Charleston, W. Va. has returned
tc her home after a visit with her
father, J. Fid ward Rooker, and
aunt. Miss Elizabeth Rooker.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Allen Tucker
were in Virginia Beach, Va. for
several days last week visiting
their friends. Mi. and Mrs. Peter
deWitt.
Weekend guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Banzet were Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Banzet and daughters,
Helen and Kinsey.
Mrs. Helen Urquhart and
daughters, Leah and Clara, of
Louisburg visited Dr. and Mrs.
Tom Holt this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Williams
have returned from a visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Echols and
sons in Patterson, Ga.
Mrs. Nancy Peete Blankenship
spent several days last week in
Savannah, Ga. with Dr. and Mrs.
William Wessinger and children,
Lucy and Will.
Mr. and Mrs. John Boyd Flem
ing visited Mr. and Mrs. Don
Loposay, Kimberly, Karen, Jar
rod and Natalie in Raleigh on
Sunday.
Mrs. Herman Andersen spent
this past weekend in Richmond,
Va. visiting her daughter, Chris.
Ruritanettes Meet
On Monday Night
Afton-Elberon Ruritanettes
held their monthly meeting Mon
day night at the home of Mrs.
Ruth Frazier.
The meeting was called to
order by President Carolyn
Pitzing.
The club song, "America," was
sung and the pledge to the flag
was given.
Prayer was led by Ann Brown
and the treasurer's report was
given by Anne Gottschalk.
After a short business session,
the meeting adjourned and
refreshments were served.
Closing prayer was given by
Delia Stegall.
Undergoes Tests
Mrs. Faye S. Gupton of
Henderson and Mrs. Mildred C.
Shearin spent last week in
Baltimore, Md. with Mr. and
Mrs. Gary W. Gray. Mrs. Gray
was a patient at the Johns
Hopkins Hospital where she
underwent preliminary tests in
preparation for her transplant
surgery scheduled for a later
date.
Luncheon Guests
Thursday luncheon guests of
Mrs. Edna Mustian of Paschall
were Stella Rose, Thelma Ball,
Mildred Bolton, Pam Moseley,
Arlene King, Ola King, Josephine
Meadows, Ruth Perkinson,
Virgie Faucette, Rachel Rose
and Bernie Felts.
Mr. and Mrs. James Wayne
West of Littleton announce the
engagement of her daughter,
Tracy Lynn Aycock, to Edward
Carlton Garner, II, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Carlton Garner of
Roanoke Rapids. An open church
wedding is planned for May 24 at
3 p.m. at Halifax United
Methodist Church in Halifax.
Relatives and friends of the cou
ple are invited to attend.
Artist Invited
To Three Events
Dianne T. Rodwell, local artist,
has been invited to participate in
three upcoming art exhibitions.
Along with 20 other artists, she
will exhibit in the second pro
gressive art show and sale spon
sored by the Community Council
for the Arts in Kinston on Friday,
May 2. Four originals by Mrs.
Rodwell will be on display in
private homes on the tour.
Three originals as well as a
number of prints by the artist will
be exhibited during the Raleigh
arts festival, ArtsPlosure,
scheduled for Saturday and Sun
day, May 3 and 4.
Mrs. Rodwell will exhibit with
the Artspace Artists Association
in the festival which will be held
in the 200 block of Fayetteville
Street Mall.
Hours for the show and sale are
11 a.m.-6 p.m. Saturday and 1-6
p.m. Sunday.
All four of Mrs. Rodwell's en
tries for the Eighth Annual Inter
national Show which opens Satur
day in Billings, Mont, were ac
cepted by the sponsoring
organization, the Montana
Miniature Art Society. Her
originals for this juried competi
tion met the standards for
miniatures, which must be
rendered one-sixth life size or
less. The finished work cannot
measure more than 10 inches
framed.
The show will be held at the
Castle Gallery in Billings and will
continue through June 13.
Births
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lauten
of Kernersville announce the
birth of a daughter, Angela
Diane, on April 16 at Forsyth
Memorial Hospital in Winston
Salem. The infant weighed eight
pounds, 13 ounces.
Mrs. Lauten is the former
Gayle Currie of Norlina.
Maternal grandparents are the
Rev. and Mrs. Tom Currie of
Norlina. Paternal grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Lauten
of Kernersville.
The couple also have a four
year-old son, Russell Thomas.
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Tom and Elaine Wright and
son, Jimmy, announce the birth
of a daughter and sister,
Jacqueline Frances, on April 19
at Maria Parham Hospital in
Henderson. The infant weighed
eight pounds, 12Vfe ounces.
Maternal grandparents are
Jack and Sally Bell of Burlington.
The paternal grandmother is
Eloise 0. Wright of Graham.
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Victoria and Blaine Tharring
ton of Afton-Elberon announce
the birth of their daughter, Alex
andra Lehman Tharrington, on
April 28 at Wake Medical Center
in Raleigh. The infant weighed
six pounds, eight ounces.
Not Liable
Banks do not assume liability for
the contents of safety deposit boxes.
Valuables stored there should be
covered against fire and theft by the
homeowner's insurance.
Madden-Kessler
Vows Exchanged
Ann Kessler of Henderson and
Charles Madden of Warrenton
were united in marriage on April
12 in Dillon, S.C.
The daughter of Mrs. Mildred
Callaghan of Morehead City, the
bride is manager of Best Bet
Food Store and Trailway Bus Sta
tion in Henderson.
The groom is the son of Nina
Madden of Warrenton. He is
employed at Warren County Ap
parel Company in Norlina.
The couple will reside in
Henderson.
Mr. And Mrs. Hall
Plan Celebration
Bill and Lula Mae Hall of the
Afton community will celebrate
their 25th wedding anniversary
on May 11 by renewing their vows
at 12:30 p.m. at Providence
Methodist Church.
Friends and relatives are in
vited to join in the celebration
and are asked to honor the cou
ple's request of "no gifts."
Leggett of Warrenton recently recognized the top
achievers in Its store with membership in The
Pacesetter Club, the company's highest honor for
outstanding contribution in sales and/or job perfor
mance during 1985. Pacesetter Club members
represent the top 10 percent of all associates in the
Leggett organization, according to Maybelle
Hueber, store manager. Local members honored
at an awards banquet In Henderson last week are
shown above (left to right) Patricia Milam, Ann
King and Elizabeth Collier. Leggett has more than
5,000 associates in 60 stores throughout the mid
Atlantic region. (Staff Photo by Howard Jones)
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