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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1956 nil I I — THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina Page ELEVEN Milk fever, a serious disturb ance of calcium metabolism in cows at calving time, now can be large doses of vitamin D. Vita min D prevents milk fever by off setting the sudden drain on blood controlled effectively by feeding calcium into the colostrum. ft' SELECT YOUR PERSONALIZED CHRISTMAS CARDS EARLY FROM THESE SIX LINES . WORKSHOP CARDS CHAPEL ART LINE E. MtRETT SMITH DeLUXE STUDIOS EVERLAST GREETINGS HUDSON GREETINGS HAYES BOOK SHOP AFTER 33 STRAIGHT! Blue Knights Lose State Title To Aberdeen Thursday In 6-Man Final The Southern Pines Blue time that Southern Pines took Knights lost an unprecedented the field with' a six-man team, bid for a third straight State six- j There has been much talk that man football championship last | next year the 11-man system will Thursday night when the Aber- be installed here, though nothing f X FUEL OIL AND KEROSENE OUR METERS Are Approved By The Slate PAGE & SHAMBURGER Phone Windsor 4-2414 ABERDEEN deen Red Devils caught fire in the second half and plowed to a 15-6 victory. For the Red Devils, the victory was indeed sweet: it was their first state championship, their first win over Southern Pines in the past six years, and marked an end to a Blue Knight winning streak that stood at 33. They had lost to the Blue Knights in reg ular season play, 14-12, with many people thinking that a blunder had caused it. But there were no blunders Thursday night. The Red Devils couldn’t afford them. Playing before some 2,000 chilled fans, the largest turnout of the season in Aberdeen, both teams played it safe in the first half, and neither scored. But in the secbnd, the first time they got possssion, the Devils scored. A punt return had placed the ball on the Knights’ 35. From there Harvey White and Kenneth Carrington teamed to make the score. White took the ball from center, laterraled to Carrington, who faded back and threw a pass to White. Pulling it in. White scampered 30 yards for the score. He also kicked the point, giving the Devils an 8-0 lead. Minutes later, in the same quarter, the Blue Knights got back into the game when Bobby Watkins passed 40 yards to Tony Parker, a pass that carried to Aberdeen’s 12 yard line. Three plays later L5Uin van Benschoten bulled over for the score. The attempt at the extra point was missed and it was at that'' point that many fans thought the official has been announced. Coach Irie Leonard has said several times this year that the 11 man type football could be played here probably, although there would be few natural rivals since all teams in the county are fielding six-man teams. Something in the way of an official announcement is proih' West End Seniors To Present Three- Act Play Friday The Senior Class of West End High School will present “Here Comes Charlie,” a comedy in three acts by Jay Tobias, tomor row (Friday) at 8 o’clock in the school auditorium. The cast has practiced for three weeks and everything is shaping up to give the play-goers a super performance. The cast is as follows: Uncle Aleck, Bob Carter; Charlie, ANTIQUES BOUGHT FOR CASH FURNITURE, BOOKS, PAINTINGS, GLASS, CHINA, SILVER, GUNS, STAMPS, COINS, JEWELRY, etc. JOSEPH GARNIER Midland Road PINEHURST Phone 3055 ised in the next few days, how- Merle Fletcher; Mrs. Farnham, ever, with a tentative list of Carpljta Branson; Mrs. Smythe teams that might appear on the Kersey, Maxine Jenkins; Vivian schedule. Kersey, Martha Currie; Mortimer Kersey, Jack Hartsell; Ted Hart ley, W. E. McNair; Larry Farn ham, Donald Porter; Officer Mc- Grill, Jimmy Lucas; Nora Ma lone. Gloria Shelton. Clarence Doss, 50, Died Last Friday Clarence Doss, 50, of Rt. 3, Car thage, died last Friday. He was a son of the late James T. Doss and Martha Wolffe Doss, and a native of Surry County. He is survived by his wife, the former Irene Hardy; two sons, James of U. S. Army in England, Charles of the home; three daughters, Mrs. James Spivey of Carthage, Frances Faye and Joyce Lee of the home; two grandchildren; two brothers, Claude and Ernest of Vass; eight sisters, Mrs. Stella Brewer, Win ston-Salem, Mrs. Maggie Stone, and Mfts. J. C. Hardy both of Cameron, Mrs. Grady LedweU, Colorado Springs, Colo., Mrs. W. R. Goodman and Mrs. Raymond Thomas both of Sanford, Mrs. W. H. Hendricks, and Mrs. M. M. Routh both of Cameron. Funeral services were held at the Cameron Baptist Church at 2 p. m. Monday conducted by iv, I Rev. James Cooper and Rev. Tom Red Devils had wrapped up the followed in Rocky championship. ^ ^ In the fourth period Red Cemetery. Devils added an insurance touch down when Carrington passed to White for another score. Morton added the extra point. White was clearly the out- standiing player on the field. 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