TIMES-NEWS, Rich Square, N. C., Nov. 25, 1965
The North Carolina Heart As
sociation was founded In 1949 as
an institution of thepeople, by the
people, for the people - that Is,
for half of the people, that half
which Is falling victim to heart
and blood vessel disease. Do you
know to which half you belong?
GLOVER'S ESSO
SERVICE CENTER
"Road Service a Specialty"
Atlas Tires and Batteries
Rich Square
RUGS and
CARPETS
L^VE OUR
MODERNI
CLEANINC
METHODSL
We
Specialize
IN
Cleaning
Rugs
all types
up to size 12x15
WE ALSO CLEAN
BEDSPREADS — BLANKETS — QUILTS
COMFORTERS
— Free Pickup ond Delivery —
Casterlow’s Cleaners
TEL. 539-2911 South Main St.
Rich Square
$000
fcpint
$910
U4/8qt.
JflCOUHi
I/onbon
Tower
HSmiEDLOMDON
DMYGI'N
OF U.S.A.. 100^ OBAI^t NEUTRM. J
BE A SMART SANTA
JOIN OUR
1966 CHRISTMAS CLUB
NOW
OPEN
JOIN
TODAY!
NOW OPEN
Next year, you can do as all of the smart Santas are
doing this year—shop for Christmas with cash saved
easily, little by little throughout the year, in one of our
insured Christmas Club savings accounts. Phone our bank
for full details now.
Tarheel Bank & Trust Co.
MEMBER F.D.I.C.
Winton — Gatesville — I.,ewist>n
I
Woodland Tigers Defeat
Rich Square Tornadoes
WHAT THANKSGIVING MEANS TO THEM—
First graders at Rich Square Elementary School
have prepared a bulletin board for the school’s
entrance hall telling what Thanksgiving means
to them — home, church, school, food, pets.
Theirs are rich blessings. Supervising the proj*
ect was their teacher, Mrs. Iris Ruffin of Ahos-
kie. Artists for the board were, from left. Perry
Martin, Jr., Kyle Pope, Price Warmack, John
ny Brown, Timmy Lassiter.
Creecy's Campus
By AAARVA SHOULARS
SCHOOL
MENUS
NORTHAMPTON HIGH
Monday - Franks, cole slaw,
scalloped potatoes, apple cob
bler, bread, butter, milk; Tues-
Thursday, November 18, the dance. All of the latest records
Student Council held its first will be played with fun for every-
mass student body meeting. The one. An admission will be charg- . . , ,
meeting was to present to the ed and the public is invited. The day - Cubed steak, gravy, yams,
student body the Prociamation of dance will begin at 7:30 p.m. lima beans, peach half, hot rolls.
Social Probation, which was made The thought for the week is: butter, milk; Wednesday - Vege-
by the council, and the reports “Blessings are gifts of love, table soup, pimento cheese sand-
of the various committees. so let us, one and all, be thank- wich, crackers, orange juice,
On Thursday night, the faculty ful for all of our blessings." butter, milk; Thursday - Baked
played the PanthersandPanther- in Windsor, for College Career beans, Vienna sausage, apple
ettes in an exciting game of bas- Day. The theme for the day was sauce, ginger bread, butter,
ketball. Even though, the faculty “Youth seeks its place Inthenew Friday - Fish fillets, cole
played a good game, the Panthers age of space." The consultants creamed potatoes, corn
and Pantherettes defeated then, for College Career Day were bread, cherry pie, butter, milk.
On Friday, the seniors travel- from: Elizabeth City State Col-
ed to Southwestern High School lege, Elizabeth City, Fayetteville Square’s last touchdown.
Greenville, Raleigh Business State College, Fayetteville, This sent Frank Bracy racing
College, Raleigh, Southeastern Hampton Institute, Hampton, 45 yards around right end for his
Business College, Durham, and North Carolina State University, third touchdown of the night. The
the United States Air Force, Raleigh, North Carolina College PAT failed.
Ahoskle, The day was education- at Durham, Agricultural and This left the Tornadoes with
al and rewarding for the seniors. Technical College, Greensboro, a 2-4 record with one game re-
On Friday (tomorrow) Novem- Saint Augustine’s College, Ra- maining with Woodland,
ber 26, the Student Council will leigh, Durham Business College, RS-Bracy 65 run (run failed)
sponsor an after-Thanksgivlng Durham, Pitt Technicallnstltute, JA-Beasley 25 pass (run failed)
RS - Johnson 85 kickoff return
(run failed)
RS-Bracy 55 run (Bracy run)
RS — Jenkins 25 pass (Jenkins
pass)
RS-Johnson 33 run (Bracy run)
RS-Bracy 45 run (run failed)
kickoff getting no yardage against Jackson 6 0 0 0-6
the tight defense of the Torna- Rich Square 12 7 13 7-39
does. They were forced to punt.
RICH SQUARE - The Wood
land Tigers, surviving a 42-14
romp by Aulander, fought back
Saturday to whip the Tornadoes
of Rich Square, 32-14.
The Tigers took the opening
kickoff and roared through the
defense of Rich Square, picking
up three first downs and then
sending fullback Bobby Hartly
26 yards around the end for a
score. The PAT failed.
The Tornadoes struck back
quickly with Mike Johnson tak
ing the kickoff and racing 70
yards for a touchdown. The PAT
failed.
Woodland again took the kick
off and picking up three more
first downs shot Danny Joyner
15 yards around the end for a
touchdown. The PAT failed.
Late in the second quarter
found the Tigers clawing away
again at the Tornado defense.
Donnie Joyner passed 55 yards
to halfback Danny Joyner and the
score. The point after touchdown
failed again for the Tigers.
Opening up the second hall
the Tornado offense began to
slick. The Tornadoes drove to
four first downs before quar
terback David Brown pitched
back to Mike Johnson who cir
cled right end for 20 yards and
a score. The PAT failed for
the Rich Square eleven.
Once again Woodland was re
ceiving the kickoff who this time
drove 50 yards In three plays be
fore sending Danny Joyner 20
yards around right end and the
score. The PAT by Bobby Hartly
was good.
In the fourth quarter Woodland
was pounding the Rich Square
defense again, as Donnie Joyner
passed 30 yards to Danny Joyner
for a touchdown. Fullback Hartly
ran the extra point.
WO-Hartly 26 run (run failed)
RS - Johnson 70 kickoff return
(run failed)
WO-Joyner 15 run (run lailedj
WO-Joyner 55 pass (run fallen.
RS-Jolmson 20 run (run failed)|
RS-Jenkins safety
WO-Joyner 20 run (Hartly run)l
WO-Joyner 30 pass (Hartly run)l
Woodland 12 6 7 7-32 ■
Rich Square 6 0 8 0-14 \
Tornadoes Roll To 39-6
Victory Over Jackson Team
RICH SQUARE -RichSquare's
football team, on a cold Wednes
day afternoon, forgot about pre
vious mistakes and moved to a
39-6 victory over Jackson.
They ran hard, blocked good,
passed with accuracy, and threw
up the tightest defense the whole
season.
FOR LONG TERM
FARM LOANS
—ON—
1. Regular Farm
2. Small Part-Time Farm
3. Timberland
—SEE—
A. L. WIGGINS
Jackson—E. B. Grant Ofc.
Mondays 10-12 A.M.
Windsor—Granville St.
Tuesdays 10-12 A.M.
AHOSKIE OFFICE
Wednesdays—All day
-CALL-
FEDERAL LAND BANK
ASSOCIATION
332-2721 Ahoskie, N. C.
Funds May Be Used For
Any Deserving Use
Realistic Appraisal
Amount Loanable Increased
Zenith Brings New
Depth and Dimension
To Stereo!
The BEETHOVEN • Model MN2607H
Zenith presents the finest sound reproduction ever in popular
priced home console stereo. New Zenith solid-state amplifier
with outstanding peak music power and completely transistor
ized audio amplification system. Low mass Micro-Touch® 2C
tone arm that makes it impossible to accidentally ruin a record.
Eight Zenith Quality high fidelity speakers {broad range response
of 40 to 15,000 CPS). Super-sensitive Zenith AM/FM'-Stereo FM
tuner with AFC. Record storage space. Elegant cabinets authen
tically styled in genuine veneers and hardwood solids.
It costs so little
to own
THE VERY BEST
BUILT BETTER BECAUSE IT’S HANDCRAFTED
AM TABLE RADIO
The ACADEMY
Model N506
Modern decorator styling. World
famous Zenith performance. De
luxe "easy-grip" tuning control.
Powerful Zenith quality speaker...
Wavemagnet® antenna. Colors:
Brown; Beige; White. 6^" high,
s" wide, 4^32" deep.
Bowers,
JACKSON, N. c.
Three plays later Frank Bracy
slipped off tackle and raced 55
yards for a touchdown. Bracy
also ran the PAT.
Opening the second half, the
Tornadoes were blowing away
The Tornadoes opened up with Mike Johnson passed 25 yards
haUback Frank Bracy solllnskey to ployd Jenkins tor a touch-
blocks from Thomas Brown and down. The pass from Johnson lo
Mike Johnson and riddled oH 65 jerfiins was seed for the PAT
yards for a touchdown. The PAT also
failed.
Jackson, receiving the kickoff
drove hard and fought back with
David Beasley passing to Wheel
er for 25 yards and a score.
The PAT failed.
Following the Jackson kickoff
Mike Johnson returned his sec
ond kickoff return of the year for
85 yards and a touchdown. The
PAT failed.
The Jackson Hornets took the
Again in the third quarter,
middle linebacker Thomas
Brown recovered a Jackson fum
ble. Mike Johnson, on the first
play, raced 33 yards around the
end for a touchdown. Bracy got
the PAT.
Late in the fourth quarter de
fensive linebacker David Brown
killed a Jackson drive by inter
cepting a pass to set up Rich
KOPPERS
_ POSTS
ifor Lifetime
Fences/
When you set Koppers pressure-creo-
soted posts you can stop worrying
about rot and termites for the rest of
your life. Koppers pressure treatment—
unlike dip or other surface treatments-
forces the preservative deep into the.
wood fibers for lifetime protection.
LONGER LIFE. Koppers pressure - creosoted
posts set today will still be sound as a dollar
when your grandchildren take over. There
are records of over 58 years service.
BETTER LOOKING. Posts will not decay and rot
off at the ground line to lean and sag.
MORE ECONOMICAL. Koppers posts last a life
time and need almost no maintenance.
FENCING TIPS: GOOD CORNERS
>
II
Set corner posts, along
with 2 or 3 approach
posts. Drill holes in
gosl'i near tops for
3 Drill holes into ends
of brace posts; insert
spikes with heads cut
off. Attach 2 or 3
braces by inserting
spikes into posts.
Braces should bs par
allel to ground,
KK71^
3 Staple brace wires to
bottom and top of
posts, as shown, for
sturdy, long lasting
George V. Wise
Projects
Murfreesboro, N. C.
YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR FARM SUPPLIES
New engineering magic from Ford..
Some people relax to stereo music. Others prefer quiet.
’66 Fords offer a stereo tape player
and one of the world’s quietest rides.
Opeu wiudows briug iu fresh air. (Hosed windows shut out uoise.
’66 Ford 4-Door Flardtops have Silent flo ventilation-
gives open-window airiness in closed-window quiet.
Some people want lively euf>iues. Others jtrefer economy.
’66 Fords offer hvely engines up to a
390-cu.in.V-8 that thrive on regular gas.
Tailf>ates are for cargo. Doors are for people.
'66 Ford wagons have a Magic Doorgate-opens
like a tailgate for cargo and hke a door for people.
You’ll discover even more magic when you
test the ’66 Ford at your Ford Dealer’s!
Nineteen Ford models in all — from the exciting
new high-performance series — the Ford 7-Litre
with front power disc brakes and 428-cu. in. V-8
standard ... to ultra-luxurious Ford LTD's with
nylon carpeting, soil-resistant quilted upholstery,
all standard.
Highway Mapc! Automatic Speed Control option
lets you select speed for foot-free cruising.
Fingertip Magic! Optional Safety/Convenience
Control Panel lets you lock all doors with one
switch: lights warn if fuel's low, or a door's ajar.
Value Magic! New 7-item safety package comes
at no extra cost — includes emergency flasher
system. Come enjoy one of the world's quietest
rides at your Ford Dealer’s!
TEST DRIVE AMERICAS
TOTAI, PERiURMANCE CARS
FORD
him'iG-fAUflN-rAtRU'iE-FOkD-TIfWWSBIRD
POPE MOTORS, INC.
MLVD 1241
RICH SQUARE. N. C.