PAGE 10 TIMES-NEWS, Rich Square. N. C., Sept. 30. 1965
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By JOURNALISM CLASS
To assist Fred Sams, presi
dent of the senior class, will be
Barry Edwards, vice president;
Sue James, secretary; and Nancy
Taylor, treasurer.
After having several weeks of
warm summer weather, NCHS
was chilled Monday. Students
were seen shivering as they went
to and from their classes.
Music by the Shifters rocked
the gym Friday night. The dance
which lasted two hours was de
scribed by students as good.
Northampton's preparations to
entertain Murfreesboro at the
first home game were washed
away Friday night. Even before
the afternoon pep rally, a hard
shower had wet the crepe paper
decorations on the goal posts,
Saturday night, September 25,
Den Harrington scored North
ampton’s first touchdown of the
year. Ben, who was tabbed top
back at the end of the grid sea
son last year, also made NCHS’s
first touchdown In 1964.
The Student Council became
the second student organization
to be launched, with the group's
first meeting held last week. A
membership of 32 is possible
with 6 representatives from each
class, thepresidentof each class,
and four officers of SC elected
last spring. Judye Chappell pre
sided. Mr. Britt and Mrs. Brld-
gers are faculty sponsors.
Gay strains of music havebeen
issued from Mr. Shoup’s English
4 class this week as they have
been reading G, B. Shaw’s‘'Pyg
malion” and hearing the scoreof
‘‘My Fair Lady,” the musical
based on the play.
Gray Trains At
Missile Center
FORT SILL, Okla.-Pvt, James
Gray, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jun-
ious Gray of Route 1, Rich
Square, has completed advanced
training as a cannoneer at the
Army Artillery and Missile Cen-
R. S. Grocery
Is Remodeled
RICH SQUARE - “We are al
most back to normal now,” B. F.
Traylor remarked this week as
the final stages of the remodeling
of his grocery store on Main
Street was reached.
The B. F. Traylor Market con
tinued business throughout the
remodeling \rtiich Included a new
floor and tile, painting of walls,
building additional shelf and stor
age space, installing new cases
for frozen foods, Ice cream and
dairy products, and re-arranglng
of stock and floor plan.
In addition the store now has
a back entrance with available
parking space at the rear of the
building for convenience of cus
tomers and suppliers.
Traylor, who has been in the
grocery business here since
1931, moved in the present lo
cation In 1936,
ter, Fort Sill, Okla.
Gray was trained in the prep
aration, loading andfiringoffield
artillery guns and howitzers.,
The 21-year-old soldier en
tered the Army in May of this
year and completed basic train
ing at Fort Jackson, S. C. He at
tended W. S. Creecy High School
In Rich Square.
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ONE LAST ATTEMPT—Murfreesboro fullback,
Buddy Wise stretches his arms to try and catch
pass thrown by quarterback Tommy Johnson in
Saturday night's action at Northampton County
High School. Ben Harrington (16) was defend
ing on the play for Northampton. The Red Dev
ils downed the 2-A Rams, 26-6 in a nonconfer-
vnce game.
Rams Lose In Season's
First Home Game, 26-6
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Gaston Blanks
Davie, 19-0
ROANOKE RAPIDS - Gaston
spoiled William R. Davie's home
coming here Friday night, swat
ting the Blue Devils to the tune
of 19-0.
Next week Gaston entertains
the Littleton Blue Jays.
A powerful Gaston running at
tack and a strong defense was
the key to the Gaston romp.
The Rebels ground out 199
yards and held the Blue Devils
to only 51.
For the Rebels, Friday’s win
was the first in the Roanoke
Conference but the second in as
many weeks. Davie remains win
less with an 0-4 record. Last
week, Gaston gained a 26-0 win
over Spring Hope for its first
victory.
Gaston’s Jimmy Tolbert was a
thorn in the Blue Devil defense,
scooting for two of the Rebel
TD’s, Johnny Norris added the
final tally.
The Rebels wasted no time go
ing ahead, scoring their first
touchdown midway in the first
quarter.
Gaston drove down to the Blue
Devil 10 and in two plays, Tol
bert had carried to the two. On
the next play, Johnson lost a
yard. Tolbert then found an open
ing and went over from the three.
The extra point try fell short.
Late in the second period,
with the ball resting on the Davie
20, Tolbert scooted around end
carrying to the 13, On the next
play, Tolbert broke loose for the
final 13 yards and the second
Rebel tally. Randy Guthrie boot
ed the extra point.
The final Rebel touchdown
ON LEAVE — Specialist 4/C
Stanley H. Barnes, son of Mr,
and Mrs. Stanley Barnes of
Pendleton is home on a 30-day
leave after 13 months duty in
Korea. He entered the Army in
March, 1964, received basic
training at Fort Jackson, at
tended artOlery school at Fort
Dill, Okla., and St. Barbara.
He will report to Fort Bragg
at the end of his leave.
came in the third period on a
two yard run by Norris. Again
the extra point try was no good.
Did you ever wonder why foot
ball players have a period of
training before the football sea
son begins? -Even an athlete has to
get his muscles-and that Includes
his heart muscle - Into condition
for hard play after a layoff. Take
a tip from the athlete, says the
North Carolina Heart Association
and work up to a workout in slow
stages.
By FRED SAMS
CONWAY - The Northampton
Rams lost their fourth game of
the season 26-6 on their home
field in a non-conference tilt
against Murfreesboro on Satur
day night. It was the first score
of the season for the Rams. The
game was scheduled for Friday
night, but postponed due to rain.
Northampton started the game
by kicking off to the Red Devils.
Dickie Parker returned the ball
20 yards to start a touchdown
drive which ended with a 35 yard
pass from Johnson to Parker.
Buddy Wise kicked the point aft
er, making the score, 7-0.
Donnie Burgess returnedMur-
freesboro's kickoff 20 yards to
the Northampton 22 yard line. On
the first play from scrimmage
Ben Harrington made a spec
tacular 78 yard touchdown run.
The attempted extra point was
unsuccessful, leaving the score,
Red Devils 7 and Rams 6.
Both teams gained possession
of the ball several times In the
first quarter following the two
touchdowns, but neither team was
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able to score again until the sec
ond quarter.
The larger part of the second
quarter involved exchanglngpos-
sesslon of the ball eight times
back and forth without much gain
for either team. Fumbling and
failure to gain first downs mark
ed the quarter, but Harrington
intercepted a pass for the Rams,
An eight yard touchdown, run by
Buddy Wise was the highlight of
the quarter, and his kick to gain
the extra point gave a half-time
score of 14-6.
Opening the second half, Danny
King received the kickoff for the
Rams and fumbled the ball. Upon
taking over the ball Murfrees
boro executed an excellent 42
yard touchdown drive sparked by
three first downs. The drive end
ed with a three yard run by Ken
ny Parker. TheRedDevils’s run
ning was very good. The two
teams went scoreless for the re
mainder of the quarter, due to
good defensive play on both sides.
The Red Devils opened the
final quarter with a touchdown
drive which included three good
yardage gains through passing.
The drive ended when Kenny
Parker went over from nine yards
out to bring the score 26-6 in fav
or of Murfreesboro.
Following the touchdown the
Rams started a good drive but
failed to complete it. Murfrees
boro took over the ball and again
failed to keep It. Northampton
gained a first down on a penalty
against the Red Devils. On the
third play of the down, quarter
back McKellar passed long to
Harrington for approximate 55
yards and a touchdown. The
touchdown was called back due to
a holding penalty, and the Rams
were forced to punt. The Red
Devils were able to run three
plays before the final whistle
blew and the score remained
26-6.
The Rams, still seeking their
first season win, will play their
fourth conference game of the
season on Friday (tomorrow)
night against the Green Waves
of Wllliamston there.
School Menus
NORTHAMPTON COUNTY
HIGH SCHOOL
Monday - Broiled bologna, po
tato salad with eggs, string beans,
chilled peach or pineapple slice,
bread, butter, milk; Tuesday -
Brunswick stew, vegetable salad,
crispy corn, bread, lemon pud
ding, butter, milk; Wednesday -
Swiss steak with gravy, buttered
rice, English peas, apple cake,
rolls, butter, milk; Thursday -
Luncheon meat with pineapple,
white acre peas, tossed salad,
biscuit, fruit jello, butter, milk;
Friday - Beef with gravy, cream
ed potatoes, coleslaw, apple cob
bler, loaf bread, butter, milk.
RICH SQUARE SCHOOL
Friday - Tuna fish salad on
lettuce, buttered corn, French
fries, pineapple, bread, milk;
Monday — Hamburgers, slaw,
navy beans, onion rings, peach
cup, roll, milk; Tuesday - Corn
ed beef casserole, snap beans,
apple cobbler, biscuit, butter,
milk; Wednesday - Ham, steam
ed cabbage, buttered potatoes,
bread, fruit cup, milk; Thurs
day - Beef vegetable soup, toast
ed pimento cheese sandwich, but
tered toast, crackers, cake, milk.
The athlete’s heart pumps
more blood with fewer, but
stronger strokes per minute than
the average person’sheart-sav-
Ing wear and tear in the long run.
Exercise improves the heart’s
efflfiency provided you go about
It in the right way, says the North
Carolina Heart Association.
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