Williamston's Green Wave Op ens
Season With Victory Over Ay den
Coach Edwards'
Proteges Win 32-0
Here Last Friday
Raymond Cherry Leads Of
fense with 14 Points; T.
Roberson Also Stars I
Last Friday afternoon the Green
Wave washed in its initial victory by
defeating the Ayden High eleven,
32-0. Raymond Cherry topped his
teammates in scoring honors with
two touchdowns and two conversions
to make his total count for the day
14 big points. Tootsie Roberson
showed his usual good form in ac
counting for two touchdowns, and
William Lilley, a newcomer to local
high school football circles, tallied
a six-pointer.
Roberson opened the scoring at
tack in the first quarter with a 30
yard dash around his own left end.
Cherry made the plunge good for
the extra point. In the second per
iod Cherry smashed through the cen
ter of the line for the second count;
he was followed later by Roberson
to make the count 19-0 at the end of
the first half.
In the third quarter Cherry re
peated his attack in the center of the
line to score for both the touchdown
and the extra point. William Lilley,
U.S. Muscle Man
John B. Kelly, 61, physical culture
exponent, is attempting to obtain
services of the nation's foremost
sportsmen i% his program to
"toughen up" Americans for na
tional defense. The former world's
champion oarsman, from Philadel
phia, received the assignment direct
from the President to direct civilian
physical training.
a Junior and new "Greenie", show
ed great form as he traveled around
the right end for 35 years and the
final score of the game as he went
over the goal line standing up.
The Green Wave forward wall
displayed great strength in holding
their opponents to practically no
gain through the line. Captain Jack
Sullivan backed up the line in fine
fashion, especially in getting pass
receivers as they caught passes on
the line of scrimmage.
The local boys were rather anxious
Jack Sullivan Named
Green Wave Captain
The Green Wave boy* selected
Jack Sullivan as their captain last
week before the opening game with
Ayden High. Jack began his foot
ball career way back in the days
of Frosty Peters. He suffered the
agony of substitute for several sea
sons until he battled his way to a
permanent berth at guard last fall.
This year Jack was shifted to the
center position, and he really show
ed his teammates how that position
should be played in the opening
game last Friday On one particular
tackle he drove the ball carrier back
eight yards before the referee could
blow his whistle Sullivan is doing
nicely this term in his scholastic du
ties as a member of the Junior class
to display their wares on defense in
trying to be the first to meet up with
the opponent ball carrier. They
were so anxious that Williamston
was penalized 14 times for being
offside. Besides these penalties Cher
ry and Sullivan were called for clip
ping and Bailey held once on offense
to make the total yardage lost by
penalties 115 yards. Ayden had no
penalties against them
The entire squad of 35 boys play
ed in the game. Williamston totaled
15 first downs to Ayden's four.
Geo.Harris,Jr.
Formerly connected with the Wool
ard Hardware (Company, is now
associated with his father
George Harris, Sr.
In his store and filling station near
the Samulers ami Gox mill.
GEORGE HARRIS, JR.
tf oultl He Glad To Have My Friendn
Gall In To See Me.
FLASH - NEWS!
Specials for This Week
CHILDREN'S
SOCKS
2 PAIRS
5c
CHILDREN'S
SNOW SUITS
$4.06 Valu??NOW
$3.39
LADIES
PAJAMAS
11.00 VALUE
79c
Ladle*' Pull-Over
SWEATERS
(2.06 Value
SI.49
CORDUROY
OVERALLS
For CHILDREN
$1.00 VALUE
89c
BOYS' DRESS
SHIRTS
49c
BOYS' LONG
PANTS
$1.00
AETNA SHIRTS
(1.5# and |1H Value*
$1.00
WINDOW
SHADKS
50e VALUE
32c ?
ZOO PAIRS
LADIES' >3.00 and >4.<
SHOES
$1.00
RUGS
Sl.M VALUE
89c
BOYS' WORK
SHIRTS
54k VALUE
39c
WINDOW CURTAIN
MATERIAL
I Or VALUE
7c
MEN'S WASH
PANTS
Sl-t# VALUE
79c
MEN'S WORK
SOCKS
9c
Bi( Shipment
BALL BAND
BOOTS
REDUCED
LADIES'
BEDROOM
SHOKS
39c
BLEACHED
SHEETING
10c VALUE
8c
LUGGAGE
97c to $5.95
Bif Shipment
HANKS HEAVY
UNION SUITS
79o
Bit Shipment
FULL-FASHIONED
LADIES' HOSE
au
WHITE and TAN
SHOES
For Men?3 00 Value
$1.00
BLANKETS
1.00 val. . .89c
2.00 val. $1.39
3.00 val. $2.49
Barnhill Brothers
WILLI AMSTON, N. C.
Deac Jett Aids In Revival
Standing wH! over six feet
tall, big John Jett, Wake Forest
end, proved his worth last
week-end against North Caro
lina's Tar Heels when he stood
in the Carolina end and receiv
ed a pass to score the Demon
Deacons' first touchdown.
HINTS FOR
HOMEMAKERS
By Mary Brown Allfood, Home
Service Director, Virginia Electric
And Power Company
'liam Exchange Day" Is
Held In Ashe C.ountv
A "Ram Exchange Day" held for
Vshe County sheepmen proved j
lopular that the breeders have sug
[ested this bartering be made an an
lual event, says Farm Agent C J
t-ich.
As the cool fall weather ap
proaches, most of us begin to wish
for new recipes to make the family
meals more attractive or to serve
for luncheons or parties. Often the
simplest foods in different combina
tions or served differently will ap
pear as a new dish.
Cremaed Chicken in Eclairs
To prepare eclairs?
1 cup boiling water
1-2 cup butter
1-5 tsp salt
1 cup Tiovir , , ???_
4 eggs
Mix water, butter and salt, bring
to brisk boil. Add flour all at the
time, stirring vigorously until dough
is transparent and forms ball which
clings to spoon. Usually requires
about 5 minutes. Cool until luke
warm, then add eggs one at a time,
beating well after adding each one.
Drop in spoonsfull on greased bak
ing sheet. Cook at 500* about 45
minutes, or until dry in appearance
and firm to touch. When eclair is
hot creamed chicken.
Creamed Chicken in Eclairs
2 cups cold cooked dicked chicken
2 cups medium white sauce
White Sauce
2 cups milk
4 tbsp butter
4 tbsp flour
Salt, white pepper and dash cel
ery salt
Cream together flour and butter.
Add milk, cook over slow heat stir
ring constantly until thick arid
smooth. Heat chicken in hot sauce.
1-2 cup sliced mushrooms may be
added.
Tomatoes in Boron Jackets
Cut stem from medium sized to
matoes, sprinkle with salt and a
small amount of brown sugar. Place
tomato in center of two strips of ba
This week Captain Sullivan will
lead his teammates against Edenton,
and will return here against Hert
ford on October 11.
on which have been crossed. Bring
he four ends of bacon up over to
lato and hold in place with tooth
ick Place in shallow baking dish
nd bake at 425* for about 20 min
ites.
Sweet Potato Puffs
2 cups cold mashed sweet potatoes
1 egg
1-2 tsp salt
2 tbsp melted butter
Divide in six- port ions--flatten m
hape of biscuit. In center of each,
lace a marshmallow, then pull po
ato around it to form a ball, leuv
ig small opening at top. Roll each
all in finely crushed corn or rice
lakes mixed with 4 tablespoons of
lelted butter. Place in shallow pan
-hake at 400*? 10 to 15 minutes.
Muffins with Jelly Centers
2 cups flour
4 tsp ha king powder
1 tsp salt
2 tsp sugar
1 cup milk
1 ?
3 tbsp melted fat
Mix and sift dry ingredients, add
eaten egg and milk and melted fat.
ill greased'muffin pans about one
alf full. Place one teaspoon of tart
cd jelly in each muffin. Fill pan
? t'wn-thirds full of batter bake
t 400* 25 to 30 minutes.
BIGGER
a ii oz. ?omi
MADAME RENEE
Scientific Heading- ? Advice On AM Mutter- ?
Sutiufactioii Guaranteed On AM KcudiiiffH
LOOK FOR IV1Y NAMF ON THE
MIDWAY AT YOIJR FAIR!
Have Your Fortune Told lly ? French Fatly
TO OBSERVE HOLIDAY
THURSDAY
October 3, 1940
STORE WILL BE
CLOSED ALL DAY
NAT ISRAEL
WILL1AMSTON, N. C. /
texaI
Mot o?l
atuiAj
( \l l 182
FOR TEXACO
HARRISON OIL CO.
FIRST Sale!
WEDNESDAY
October 2nd
FIRST Sale!
MONDAY
October 7th
Farmers. INoh is the time to sell
your good lohacco. liring it to Ad
lvius and Itailcv Warehouse. Kohcr
souville. for the hesl price.
Adldns&Bailey
Warehouse Kohersonville
C.arlylv Laiifilt'y, Ass'I Sales Mgr.
ItOKKKSUiNVII.LK, IN. <
Last Call
for 1939
TAXES
DKLIIN^IJKINT LIST WILL
IJU ADVKKTISM)
Next Week
PAY Your Taxes
At once. Save additional costs.
The advertising date lias been
definitely Hi t and no further
extension will be made.
C.B. Roebuck
SHERIFF AND TAX COLLECTOR
MARTIN COUNTY.