William T. Dement, Right, Becomes Sheriff
E. C. Bulluck, Right, Becomes Judge Of Recorder's Court
Charles M. Davis, Right, Becomes Solicitor
Louisburg Boys Win Ed Best
Lose, Girls Lose
Reported by Ross Shuplng
The Loulsburg Bulldogs
picked up their first win of
the season Friday downing
the Warrenton Yellow Jac
ket*, 71-48. Th* Bulldogs
lost their opener Thursday
night to Zeb Vance., 60-S7,
even though they held Steve
Satterwhlte, Zeb Vance ace,
to a season low of 17 points.
Th* Lou Is burg girls lost to
both Zeb Vance (41-22) and
Warrenton (31-20).
In Thureday'a games, Ro
bert Patterson paced the Bull
dog* with It points and Louls
burg led through the first three
quarter* falling In the final
frame when the Rebel* out
?cored them two to one.
Wilbur Moore led Louts
burg Friday night with It
point* and Jimmy Rivers
lopped Warrenton with 14. Ann
Meriitt and Ann Avert led the
Loulsburg girl* with 7 points
each Friday night and Sandra
Wood was high scorer for
Warrenton with 11.
Coach Jvey Bolton *ald he
was pleased with the Bulldog
Job at rebounding and defense.
He commented on the "good
Job" done by newepmers, Ro
bert Patterson, /ttevin War
ren and Finch.
OIRLS
Starter*:
Loulsburg 20 Warrenton SI
Ave nt 7 S Wood U
Cassell C Wood 1
Leonard 2 ?? Thompson 2
Merrltt 7 Lloyd t
Murphy 2 Mile*
Patterson 2 ? M. Thompson
Sub*: Warrenton? Hawkln*
I, Seal* 1, Short 2.
Score by quarter*:
Wirrenton 11 9 2 9 31
Loulsburg 3 5 4 8 20
BOYS
Starters :
Loulsburg 71 Warrenton 41
Patterson 4 White 4
Subs: Loulsburg? W arren 3,
D. Finch 10, Burger, Ch?s
son. Warrenton--Spurlll 2,
Edmonds 4, Fleming 1, Dan
iel (, Currln 2, Young 2.
Score by quarters:
Warrenton 16 I S 19 48
Loulsburg 13 14 20 24 71
Moore 19 -
Faulkner U
Finch 7 ?
Geddle 13 -
? Rivers 14
Ellington 3
Shearln 8
Schnurr 2
The Edward Best girls con
tinued their winning ways Fri
day night as they downed
Aycock girls, 23-20. The
Eagles lost to the Trojans,
56-26.
Leading scorer (or the Ed
ward Best girls was Donna
Jones with 7 points and Jackie
Hoyle topped Aycock with 11.
Top scorer (or the Eagles
was Phelps with t and B.
Faulkner was tops (or Aycock
with 1?.
GIRLS
Edward Best 23 Aycock 20
Starters:
Jones 6 Johnson 3
Carden 4 ? ? Ellington 1
Gilliam Hoyle 11
Pearce ? ? Faulkner 1
Duke ? Corhtll
Tharrlngton . Rlchman
Deputies Sworn
New deputies are sworn, above, at noon ceremonies Monday.
Pictured left to right, Superior Court Clerk Ralph Knott, ad
ministering the oaths, W, L. Faulkner, Jailer; Thurston Bot
toms, Jailer, Lloyd Gupton, deputy, Lonnle House, deputy and
Dave Batten, Chief Deputy. Sheriff William T. Dement was
sworn prior to his deputies. -Staff photo by Clint Fuller.
Hurricanes Take ECC Frosh, 70-61
The Lou Is burg Hurricanes
turned a tight battle with the
East Carolina College fresh
men Into a 70-61 Tlctory last
night. ECC led moat of the first
half but never by more than
seven points. The score was
tied 28-28 at half time.
The score Jumped back and
forth at the start of the second
half. Floyd Wlngfleld put
Lou Is burg ahead 42-40 with
13:40 left and the 'canes never
fell behind again. Wlngfleld
proved to be the star of the
game. He pumped In 18 points
and pulled down 13 rebounds.
Pete Eyer was a real hawk on
defense. Other leading
scorers were Tom Bell with
13, Roger Taylor with 11, and
Chris Stlnson added 12 points.
Tom Miller led all scoring
tor ECC and the game with 22
points. Only three other
players scored tor the
Pirates. Modlln poured In 21,
Br afford with 15 and Stokes
rounded out ECC's scoring 3.
Coach Enid Drake was very
well pleased with last night's
game. He said, "We did much
better than In our last three
games. We had a much better
shooting percentage tonight.
There was good team effort,
especially off the boards."
Loulsburg was 29 for 57 tor
4?% from the floor and hit on
IS of 25 foul shots for 72%.
This was a great Improve
ment orer the first six games.
LouUburg now has a 4-3 re
cord. They war* defeated by
conference foe Mt. Olive Sat
urday nljht 74-68. The Hurri
canes travel to Old Dominion
College In Norfolk, Va. Friday
and face the William and Mary
frosh Saturday. The next home
tame for Loulsburg will be
Monday, December 12, afalnst
the N. C. State freshmen.
Phantoms Win, Girls
Lose To Wake ^Forest
Reported by Vickie Wheeler
The high ranked Youngsvllle
Phantoms kept their win
streak In tow Friday night as
they downed Wake Forest, 70
4?. The Youngsvllle girls lost,
35-28.
Pacing the Phantoms was
C. L. Wrennwlth 22 points fol
lowed by Jimmy Keith with II.
Wake was led by Byrne and
Falrcloth with 13 each. The
Youngsvllle girls were paced
by Cathy Cash with 9 points
and Judy Underwood was tops
tor Wake Forest with 17.
OWLS
Starters:
Youngsvllle 26 W. Forest 38
V. Rogers 7 ? Pleasants 3
Paschall 2 Underwood 17
C. Cash ?, Byrne 3
Strother 8 Tarn
Wheeler ? ? ? ? Short 1
S. Cash ? ? ? D. Denton 10
Subs: Youngsvllle? D. Cub,
M. Rogers. Wake Forest? L.
Denton 1, Frailer, Thornton.
Score by quarters:
Youngsvllle 7 8 ( 5 28
W. Forest 12 8 5 10 35
BOYS
Starters:
Youngsvllle 70 W. Forest 48
Keith 18 Brewer 2
Brown 13 ? ? - Byrne 13
Wrenn 22 Falrcloth 2
Paschall 8 Keith 10
Wilder 6 Warren 13
Subs: Youngsvllle~R. Cat
lett 1, M. Catlett, Roberts,
W. Keith, Preddy 2. Wake
Forest? Harrell 2, Ray 2,
Powell 4.
Score by quarters:
Youngsvllle 28 17 14 13 70
Wake Forest 14 17 14 13 48
Girls Win, Boys Lose
Reported by Jane Johnson I'
Subs: Edward Bast? Jonea 7.
Aycock ? West, Burnett# 2,
Corhlll, Edwards 2.
BOYS
Edward Bast 26 Aycock M
Starters:
Wood Wilson 4
Stearin ------- Faulkner 19
Phelps 8 ? Boon* (
Best ????? Burnett* 2
Lamm S ? ? Ellington 13
Subs: Edward Best? T. Mar
2, Murphy 5, King 3, J. May
2, Arnold, Gupton 3, S. Med
Un, O. Medlln. Aycock- -Brone
1, Thomas 2, Mathews 4, Bur
nett*, <7 Ellis 2, Stalnbeck.
Daniel, M?bnon 2, Hewes,
Ml War 1. \
Score by quarters!
Edward Best I 4 1 13 28
Aycock 14 It 10 13 W
Gold Sand Drops Two
The Wildcats of Mlddleburg
made a clean sweep of a bas
ketball doubleheader over
Cold Sand Friday night on
Mlddleburg*) home ground*.
Wildcat boya won by5S-53and
the girls by 32-18.
Robert Watklna took scoring
honors for the Wildcats with
17 points.
For Gold Sand, Phil Evana
lad the way with IS points,
Ricky Edwarda got IS and
Mtk* Lorln chipped In ten.
MMqieburg girls ware
sparked by Varla Ellington
with nine polnta and th? losers
had Tony Oupton with eleven
of their IS points for the night.
boy?
Starters:
Gold Sand 53 Mlddleburg 58
R. Edwarda 13 -W. Ellington 6
Reported by W?nd? Finch
Jim Bowers 2 - B. Ellington 16
Brans II Wgtlrtns 17
Sturges 6 Fleming 11
Lovln 10 ------ Hester 5
Subs: Gold Sand? John Bo
wers, W. Edwards S, Speed,
Hlght 2. M1ddleburg--Pender
grass 4, Stalnbeck.
Score by periods :
Gold Sand 14 10 ? >0 53
Mlddleburg It ? 19 It 58
GIRLS
Starters:
Gold Sand II Mlddleburf 32
T. Gupton 11 ? ? Nelson t
Strickland Reavls 7
Stalling* 3 Ellington 9
Dtckerson ? ? Pegrafti t
Taylor ????? Perdue
Redmond 4 ? ? ? ? Bobbltt
Subs: Gold Sand? Murphy,
Shearln, .Ward, K. Gupton.
Mlddleburf ? Hendricks I,
McDarmott, Whit#, Abbott,
Sattarflald, Edwards 1 , Kim
ball, Hunt.
Scora by parlodg :
Gold Sand 3 t I B 18
MlddUburt 8 11 ? 7 JZ
Way
Cook: Whara tiara you baan
all morning?
Mass cook: frilling itit
shakara, Ilka you told ma.
- Cook: All that lima?
'Maaacook: Wall, It ain't
aaay pouring salt through (ham
llttla bolaat
Hint to huabanda at Juna
brldaa ? your wlfa win alwaya
ha right, or ao naar to It
that you might aa wall walra
tha tachnlcallty
GIRLS
Score by quartan:
Edward Bast 4 9 S 5 23
Aycock 5 3 2 8 20
Car Hits
Man At
Franklinton
Jamas Mac Arthur Brooks,
Route 2, Franklinton Nacro,
was admlttad to Franklin
Ma mortal Hospital Saturday
night following an accldant on
NC 58 ona mlla waat of Frank
linton around 7 P.M.
Brook* was struck by a ear,
whosa drlvar waa not Imma
dlataly Identified, but did not
appear to be seriously Injured.
Witnesaea at the scene Mid the
vehicle *u heavily damaged.
Short One
Shirt Tail -
\ County Commliilontr
Brooks W. Your* reports on
> very sad dMr hunter who
missed "the biggest II point
er ever seen In Halltai Coun
ty". Young aayi Mr. K. L.
Johnson "wss only >0 yards
away from the buck In an open
Held".
"The boys", reports the
Commissioner, "In the Back
Gate Gun Club cut half of Mr.
Johnson's shirt tall and pinned
It up on the wall of the cabin''.
No report was given on Mr.
Johnson's reactions to the loss
of the deer and/or hi* shirt
tall or, for that matter, what
he plans to do to the Commis
sioner for maklfc this sad tale
public. ....
Bankers 10
Be Honored
Two employees of the Flrat
C It liens Bank ft Trust Com
pany In the Lou Is burg and ;
Frankllntoe Offices of tha
statewide banking firm wUlba
honored thU week tor their
yaar* of continuous service
and dedl cation to tha tank and
Its customers.
Vies President J. A. Narroo
of Smlthfleld will present *er
Tlce pins to John W. ColUns,
assistant vie* president of the
Loulsburg Installment Loan
Department, and Mrs. Mar
garet L. Hill, teller of the
rrankllnton Office. The
Loulsburf presentation will be "
December 13 with tha Frank -
llnton ceremony on December
22.
Mrs. Hill Is to be one of
eighteen Flrst-Cltlzens em
ployees In the banking system
to receive a fifteen-year pin
while Collins Is to receive a
five-year service emblem.
The group Is among 146
Flrst-Cltlzens employees a
cross North Carolina to be
honored this month In thirty
nine separate ceremonies for
lank service. They have com
piled a total of 1333 years of
service, averaging nine years
each.
RALEIGH - The Motor Ve
hicles Department's summary
of traffic deaths through 10
A.M., Monday, December B::;
KILLED TO DATE HI# ...
(6.63 deaths per 100 million
miles.)
KILLED TO DATE
LAST YEAR 14S1 .
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