The case of a woman charged with assaulting her husband in the head with a frying pan was continued to Sept. 23, according to court records.

Rosie Lewis was scheduled to appear in court Wednesday.

Lewis, 71, was arrested last week following an Aug. 14 assault which apparently started over the victim not liking what his wife cooked for him.

The assault occurred in the 5000 block of Justice Branch Road in Enfield. 

EMS was already on scene treating the victim, James Lewis, 85, for head injuries. Mrs. Lewis was standing outside with EMS as they were treating the victim.

There was an argument earlier in the morning, which is believed to have started over breakfast, when the victim did not like what was cooked for him.

Mrs. Lewis cooked the victim another meal. While this was going on another argument took place and escalated when Mr. Lewis picked up his cane and drew back in an attempt to strike Mrs. Lewis.

Mrs. Lewis picked up an iron frying pan and hit her husband on the head several times, knocking him to the floor and causing a head injury.

The victim was carried to Halifax Regional Medical Center in Roanoke Rapids where he received 50 stitches.

Mrs. Lewis was charged with assault with a deadly weapon inflicting serious injury and has since been released from jail.