Around Norlina
Mrs. Gladys Perkinson spent
several days in Cary last week
with Mr. and Mrs. David Per
kinson.
Mrs. Warren Fulton and Miss
Frances Fletcher of Laurinburg
and Mrs. A. N. Buchanan of Ben
nettsville, S. C. visited Mr. and
Mrs. Clayton Taylor on Thurs
day. They also visited Mrs. Ann
Faulkner in Warren Hills Nurs
ing Center.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weaver,
Jason, Joshua and Matthew of
Greensboro and Walter Weaver
of Rocky Mount visited Mrs.
Mamie Weaver over the
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. John Riland
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Piland and family in
Fairfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin L'oleman
and Mrs. Sudie Coleman visited
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ayscue of
Epsom on Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Baker, Beth
and Norwood and Patricia Se
linas attended the Moseley
Thomas family reunion in La
Crosse, Va. on Sunday afternoon.
J. L. Thaxton and Denise Thax
ton of Goldsboro visited Mr. and
Mrs. B. A. Thaxton on Monday.
Mrs. Laura Kearson of Kittrell
is visiting Mrs. Selma Booker
several days this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Braxton Barrett
and Earl of Wycoff, N. J. spent
last week with Mr. and Mrs. John
J. Clarke. Miss Sarah Barrett,
who had spent three weeks in
Chapel Hill attending the
Carolina Summer, joined them
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Rooker and
family of Burlington spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Brantley and family and while
here attended the Brantley fami
ly reunion.
Mrs. Barbara Allen and Mi
chelle of Durham accompanied
Mrs. Cornelia Wiggins to Nags
Head last week.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. R. Baker and
Mrs. Robin Young and Ashley
visited Mrs. Charlotte Harris in
Kittrell on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Severance of
Reidsville spent the weekend
with his mother, Mrs. Polly
Severance.
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Woodfin of
Fairfax, Va., Mr. and Mrs. Fer
rel Gard of Virginia Beach, Va.
and Mrs. Mildred Morrison of
Prince George, Va. were visitors
of Mrs. Myrtle Fleming on Thurs
day of last week.
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If it weren't for Japanese inves
tors showing up at U.S. Treasury auc
tions, interest rates would increase,
says an international finance spe
cialist.
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MISS HENDERSON
Couple Announce
Plans To Marry
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Rudd, Sr.
of Norlina announce the ap
proaching marriage of their
daughter, Angela Shunell Hen
derson, to Ryan O'Neal Williams,
son of Mrs. Mosella Perry of
Kittrell.
An Aug. 13 ceremony has been
planned at the residence of Ms.
Gloria Edgerton in the Snow Hill
community with a reception to
follow.
All friends and relatives are in
vited to attend.
Names Of Citizens
Drawn For Duty
The following 45 persons names
have been drawn for the jury list
of the July 25 session of Warren
County District Court.
They are Bettie Henderson
Alston, Mildred Mae Atkinson,
Portia Davis Barnes, Debrah
Towns Braxton, Mary Powell
Brown, Doris Jean Bullock,
Melvin Thomas Bullock, Freder
ick Lee Cheek, Hinton Alan
Cheek, Ronald Copeland, Mau
reen Head Dames, George Her
man Davis, Thelma Johnson
Davis and Calvin Eugene Ed
wards.
Also, William Dalton Ellis,
James Albert Falcon, John Boyd
Fleming, Willis Alston Fleming,
James Patterson Floyd, Mack
Elree Hilliard, Jacqueline Teresa
Jones, Doris Jean Eudd Lynch,
Ernest Gaylord Miller, David
Earl Munn, Kathleen Pleasants
Paschall, James Kenneth Per
nell, Shirley Stainback Perry,
Connie Lee Plummer and Bobby
Louis Richardson.
Also, Donna Gail Richardson,
Gretchen Tracy T. Richardson,
Nancy Lou Richardson, Norman
Rydell Richardson, Sandra
Lynch Richardson, Elizabeth
Richardson Russell, Abraham
Shearin, Elton Leon Short n,
Stewart MacDonald Steverson,
Georgette Norice Tally, Juanita
Taylor Taylor, Edward Turner,
Macon Todd Wemyss, Donald
Lee West and Clarence Omega
White, Jr.
Sergeant Is Given
Associate Degree
Sgt. Carol J. Harris has been
awarded an associate degree in
applied science by the Communi
ty College of the Air Force.
The worldwide college, head
quartered at Maxwell Air Force
Base, Ala., awards associate
degrees to enlisted airmen for
programs combining technical
education received from the Air
Force with general education
provided by civilian institutions.
Sgt. Harris is an inventory
management specialist at HoUo
man Air Force Base, N.M. with
the 4449th Mobility Support
Squadron. She is a 1979 graduate
of Norlina High High School, a
1983 graduate of Elizabeth City
State University, and the sister of
Bernice Crossin and Kay F.
Crossin of Norlina.
It's getting
Local Extension
Homemokers Take
Convention Trip
On Wednesday, July 13, eleven
warren County Extension Home
makers boarded a chartered bus,
along with Extension Homemak
ers from Halifax and Vance coun
ties, to join over 3,000 Extension
Homemakers from North Caroli
na and various other states in our
nation, at the 1988 National Ex
tension Homemakers Council
Conference, held July 10-14 in
Charlotte.
Upon arrival in Charlotte, par
ticipants were given tote bags
with the conference logo and
theme "Footprints for the
Future" on it. Afterward, they
had an opportunity to visit the
following roving classes and
tours: Duke Power Company,
Federal Reserve Bank, Knight
Publishing Co., Overstreet Shop
ping Mall, Belk, and City of
Charlotte. Other attractions one
could participate in and attend
were the Trade Show, Cultural
Arts Exhibit and Tar Heel Craft
A-Rama Shoppe. The Big Event
for the day was the appearance
of Governor James G. Martin
and Dinah Shore at the North
Carolina Special Event. The day
ended with a delicious dinner at
our regional banquet.
Warren County was honored to
have five of its members take
part in the conference; these in
cluded Miss Catherine Brown of
the Inez Extension Homemakers
Club who served as co-chairman
of the National Extension
Homemakers Council Awards
Luncheon Committee; Mrs.
Elizabeth Russell of the Triangle
Extension Homemakers Club
had twenty dolls in the Craft-A
Rama Shoppe and Mrs. Frieda
Holtzman and Mrs. Everlyna
Norwood both of the Hon Exten
sion Homemakers Club, and Mrs.
Mamie Kersey of the Triangle
Extension Homemakers Club all
served as hostesses for the N. C.
Special Event.
Others attending from Warren
County were Mrs. Sallie Patillo,
Mrs. Mary Downey, Mrs. Ruby
Jones and Mrs. Flora Terry of the
Triangle Extension Homemakers
Club, Miss Emily Ballinger and
Mrs. Margaret Woods-Bullock.
Those who attended the con
ference would like to express
their thanks to the businesses,
establishments, friends of the Ex
tension Service and the Exten
sion Homemakers for the co
sponsorship of the chartered bus
for transportation to this educa
tional event.
Acid Foods
Low acid foods must be processed
in a pressure canner. This is all vege
tables except tomatoes, meat, poul
try, seafood, soup and mixed foods
that contain both high acid and low
acid foods (such as tomatoes and
corn).
Warren Delegation Attends
Betsy Jeff Penn 4-H Camp
By GEORGE W. KOONCE
4-H Extension Agent
A hearty congratulations to the
105 youth and adults who attend
Betsy Jeff Penn 4-H Camp with
the Warren County delegation the
week of July 10-15. Thirty-nine
boys, 56 girls, two male vol
unteers, six female volunteers
and two agents made up the total
delegation.
During the week the camper's
schedule included five daily
classes, including swimming,
archery, canoeing, handicraft,
rocketry, horseback riding, new
games, ecology and outdoor liv
ing skills. The youth also toured
Chinqua Penn Mansion. Several
items on display in the mansion
predated the birth of Christ and
generated much interest from the
youth making the tour.
On Wednesday evening, a
talent show was held, and on
Thursday evening, an Awards
Banquet was held. The youth of
Warren County won so many
awards that it was not possible to
record all of them to report in this
news release.
Of the 200 campers for the
week, 95 came fron Greene and
Wilson counties. Youth attending
from Warren County included:
Ebony Davis, Jennifer Alston,
Melinda Richardson Earlicia C.
White, Shirlina Johnson, Angela
Townes, E. Roxanna Stennett,
Cessel Boyd, Stacey Evans,
Nikema Jones, Stacey L. Cath
cart, Corie Crossin, Nitasha
McLaughlin, Ella Dowtin and
Yolanda Baskett.
Also, Rebecca D. Silver,
Stephanie J. Cooper, Valerie
Cooper, Alice Carmen, Trade
Hines, Kristi Henderson, Nicole
Cheek, Sieta Crawford, Shauna
Edwards, Ebony Hargrove, Lola
Carroll, Omara Harris, Alana
Harris, Shireka Bradby and
Felecia Crews.
Also, Stacey Crews, Marketa
Mills, Sharon Richardson,
Jessica Silver, Latosha Terry,
Latisha Watson, Susan Talley,
Dwanda Harris, April D. Jack
son, Devonda Bailey, Melissa
Foster, Niki Daniels, Jacqueline
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Koonce, Pamela Simmons and
Sharon Silver.
Also, Jennifer Bullock, Kara
Henderson, Alisha Silver, Niam
bi Carter, Ebony Silver, Vemecia
Towns, Kimberly Towns, Paula
Boyd, Stephanie Boyd, Amy Ad
dabbo, Bradlee Johnson, Cedric
King, Bobby Alston, Jr. and
Dwight Hudson.
Also, Cosmos George, II, Tony
Richardson, Howard Baskerville,
Keith Davis, Chad Larkins,
Shawn Rudd, Paul Stennett, Ken
neth Faulcon, Walter Royster,
III, Kevin Robinson, Reshad
Steverson, Jeron Alston, Ryan O.
Dale, Brett Dale and John
Bender.
Also, Andrew Alston, Charles
Ayscue, Thomas Boyd, Shelton
Crews, Travis Jefferson, Carl
Pope, Jason Rodwell, Roderick
Richardson, Jonathan Perry,
Nolan Davis, Robert Foster,
Darnell Boyd, Kenneth Adkins,
Tona Alston and Jamar Perry.
Also, Durail Attucks, Quincy L.
Jones, Carlos Bullock, Chris
Boyd, Ryan Russell and Terrence
Pollard. Counselors accompany
ing the group were Mrs. Brenda
J. Koonce, Mrs. Cheryl C. Car
roll, Mrs. Barbara McLaughlin,
Mrs. Ann B. Crawford, Miss Jac
queline Jones, Mrs. Fay Cath
cart, A1 Crawford and Gaynell
Hudgins. Agents attending from
Warren County wre George W.
Koonce and Phillip McMillan.
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defining separate areas, creating
cozy spaces, and accenting your
decor.
An AREA RUG is a medium
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which a particular activity takes
place, such as dining, music, con
versation, or games. It can take a
variety of shapes: oblong, square,
oval, round, or free-form.
ACCENT RUGS are smaller
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primarily to give a note of color in
terest to your floor and can be
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including carpeting. The trick is to
make sure that the accent rug and
the basic flooring do not clash, or
make the room too "busy."
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