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'A' And D' Teams - Win Softball Tilts Here Wednesday ??? In the opening twin bill of the current Softball season here last Wednesday afternoon the "B" and "C" softies fell before their opposi tion. The "A" team won the open ing encounter by a one-sided mar gin of 14-6. In the nightcap,' the "IT team broke up a tie score with a one run rally in the last-half of the sev enth inning. Harcom Grimes started off the season way out in front of his friend. Bill Spivey. and all others for that matter, by knocking out three home runs and a double for four trips to the plate. The box: "B" Team Ab H R M. Cobb, ss 3 1 1 Saunders, lb 4 0 0 Bunting, 3b 3 1 1 Goff, c 2 0 0 Spivey, If 2 1 1 Roper, sf 3 2 2 Cook, rf 3 1 0 G. Cunningham, cf .3 0 0 Price, 2b 3 1 0 W. Manning, p 3 0 T Totals 29 7 6 "A" Team Ab H R Grimes, lb 4 4 3 Simpson, ss 5 1 2 inCRERSE SOUR WITH STAUfFtt idlWlWJ field work conducted dur in(| the pott 5 years in tho poanut producing aroa* hat proved that poanut grower* will obtain a profft ablo incroaio in the yield of poanut* and hay through dw*ting with Stauffor Sulphur. Incroatod yield* are duo to prevention of Leaf-Spot di*ea?e and Injury to foli age by the Leafhopper* which attack your peanut*. The government'* request for increased peanut pro duction make* It the duty of every grower not only to increa** hi* pre*ent acreage but alio to increa*e hi* yield per acre by du*ting with Sulphur. Your County Agent i* fully acquainted with the peanut ducting schedule for your area. The following Stauffor Sulphur Product* will meet every condition that might arise bt your peanut dusting program: "Perfection" brand Dusting Sulphur (93% sulphur, 7% conditioning agent). "Magnetic" Pyrethrusi-Sulphur Dust (Use in case of heavy infestations of Leafhopper*). "Magnetic" Sulphur-Copper Dust. STRUFFER CHEflllCRk CO. 430 UXINGTON AVENUE, WW TOM CITY til TO HI NIA1111 STAIIffll DIAlfl, OR Willi TOR LITIRATUII By MISS KATHE Yes, things have really been click ing 'roun' our way . . . But activities hit an all time high last Saturday morning. When we eyed the mail man, he was totin' a big ole P.K.G., and after we quired Jiini m?tlie us ual fashion, he planked it down with a disinterested, "Yes, it's for you." Then we waded through all grades of paper, only to emerge with a lone sheet . . . The sight we beheld made us shudder. There in 60-point type were these w6rds, gleaming like daggers: Fool, chrysanthemums don't grow in June, please ! 1,1 So we stand corrected . . Incidentally thanks to the anonymous enlighten er, and our humble apologies to Mrs. Crockett. But for the mainest event this ueek, we'll all juuiney tu Mun'heaU, the land of oil and mangled bodies (see grapevine telegraph). (Inci Hardy, p 5 2 1 D. Cobb, sf 4 2 1 Summerlin, c 4 1 1 E. Hardy, 3b 3 0 1 Kimball, If 4 2 2 Waters, cf 3 0 1 Godwin, cf 4 1 1 Peel. 2b 3 1 1 W. Everett, rf 1 1 0 Totals 40 15 14 Score by innings: R H E B Team 401 000 1? 6 7 7 A Team 421 114 1 ? 14 15 4 "C" Team Ab H R Fitzgerald, ss 4 1 1 Piephoff, p 3 2 2 N. Cunningham, lb 3 1 0 Hall, c 4 1 1 C. T Roberson, cf 4 2 0 Sharpe, 2b 3 0 0 Critcher, 3b 3 1 0 Hopkins, If 3 1 0 Moore, cf 2 0 0 Totals 29 9 4 "D" Team Ab H R Wobbleton, c 3 1 1 H. Wynne, If 2 1 .1 Bill Manning, If 1 0 0 G. Wynne, sf 4 1 1 Cherry, 3b 4 1 0 Lackey, lb 2 0 0 Boykin, ss 2 0 0 LasaiterTas 4 !T <J T. Harrison, 2b 3 2 0 T, Roberson, cf 3 3 1 Trailer, rf r 0 0 Jack Manning, p 3 1 1 Totals 32 11 5 Score by innings: KlIE C Team 210 000 1?4 9 2 D Team 220 000 1?5 11 0 p In Powellsville Wednesday Mr. Rupert Cowan visited rela tives in Powellsville WednesdayJ JUNE MANNING dentally the "little match girl" would become a common figure if people had to fire their furnaces with the oil that greases Morehead's strand). But our favorite resort resembled Chmese monsoon, and what with no lights either, we were all ready to throw in our towels . . . Then after all our griping 'bout the weather, you can imagine the deflated feel ing we had when the sun yawned in our faces Sunday morning and later toasted our epidermis black as ba con. And even now our hides suck in moisture like parched desert sand., But snoopin' 'tween waves looking for oil, scraping the ocean bottom clean with that sore knee, gropin' 'round in the dark for Nancy Biggs, and even fearing that everything we step on while in swimming is some budj's lost appendage was fun if at a Morehead that the war has revolutionized. Buys Baby Chicks Regularly Throughout Entire Year F. A. Barnhardt, of Concord, Route 3, buys baby chicks at regular in tervals throughout the year so as to keep a constant supply of eggs and fryers for his retail trade. $ Dick Miller, stationed at Langley Field, was home a few days this week. Softball Officials Give 'Low ? Down" On Local Circuit Meeting in session here yesterday afternoon, official of the local City Softball League agreed and adopt ed rules and regulations for the sea son. It was decided to officially begin the season next Monday afternoon with the Martins playing the Braves in the first game of the 24 game schedule that was adopted. The schedule calls for four games-'to be played each week for the next six weeks, with play Monday, Wednes day and Friday afternoons. Each team will play each other four times during the season. It was unanimously decided to can cel the games' played last Wednes day. as far as records and statistics are concerned, since they were play ed from an experimental angle, and since there were some irregularities in using players. All single games are to begin promptly?at seven n'cluck, anil m case of the Wednesday doublehead er, the first game will begin at five o'clock sharp, and must be complet ed by 6:45. in order to give players in the nightcap 15 minutes in which to "warm up." The "home team" must place a team, either in full or in part, on the field to begin play at the designated time or else forfeit the game to the other team, or vice verse. Regular games scheduled for Mon days that are rained out must be played by the following Friday night, and postponed Wednesday and Friday games must be played with CARSTAIRS White Seat "THE BALANCED BLEND" 86.8 Proof. 72% Groin NootroJ Spin* Contain 8oo?. Distilling Co? Im.? BoMoora, Md. CARSTAIRS waiiui in one week from date of postpone ment. Postponed games may be played on Tuesdays, Thursday, or Wednesdays, so long as they do not conflict with time of scheduled games. The player committee, composed of Bill Spivey, Reg Simpson and Harcum Grimes, was instructed to make some revisions in the club ros ters, and add several late registrants. Any person not already "sigr\ed up" may do so by contacting any official of the league This person's "name will be given to the player commit tee, which will in turn assign him to one of the four clubs. moved from the active player list and was designated as umpire-in chief of the league, with full author ity to choose his assistants. Each of the acting captains accept eri the responsibility of raising three dollars from members of his team, this money to be used to purchase new equipment. Since there will be no admission charge for the games, the league will depend upon free-will offerings to finance the cost of balls | and bats during the season. Wheeler Manning accepted the job i of taking care of the records, statis tics and publicity and was empow ered to try to see that the games be gin on time. After Wednesday's shell acking on the mound, given to him by the Martins, he has definitely de rided to qrtit playing. The complete schedule will be published next week. Below is the first three games, with the newly se lected names of the teams: Monday. July 13 ? Martins vs. Braves. Wednesday. July 15?Martins vs. Cardinals; Dodgers vs. Braves. (Home teams listed first.) A CONCRETE BARNYARD helps you raise more beef with less feed and labor With the United Nations appeal ing to American farmers to raise more beef and pork, many farmers are paving their jeed lots with concrete. This saves feed and labor?leaves more feed for pigs following cattle ?saves manure. Authorities say a concrete feed lot is worth $7 a head per year in direct savings. A concrete pavement will last a lifetime, and the cost is surpris ingly low. Concrete farm jobs re quire a minimum of Critical war materials. You can do the work yourself. Or your cement dealer will put you in touch with concrete contractors. Write for free booklet on feed ing floors and barnyard pave ments, or other lasting concrete improvements. Potto coupon on ponny potto' and moil today PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION State Planters Hank BUI#., Richmond, Va. G Yes, I am Interested In paving my barnyard or fned lot. Send booklet. Also "how to build" booklets on improvements checked G Milk house G ('ranary Q Poultry houae floor G Manure pit G Dairy barn floor G Water tanks, troughs Strut or R R No ! C .State , Condensed Statement of Condition of Branch Banking & Trust Co WILLIAMSTON, NORTH CAROLINA ~ At the Close of Business June 30, 1942 Resources Cash and Due from Banks #12,078,852.50 Obligations of the United States 16,406,742.81 Fed. Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures. . 184,951.03 Federal Land Bank Bonds 279,416.25 North and South Carolina Bonds 1,222,467.91 Municipal and Other Marketable Bonds 1,759,798.33 31,932,228.83 Loans and Discounts 3,022,165.74 Accrued Interest and Other Assets 88,285.21 Banking Houses, Furniture and Fixtures, and Real Estate (Tax value $298,975.00) 265,396.19 $35,308,075.97 Liabilities Capital Stock?Common $ 400,000.00 Capital Stock?Preferred 100,000.00 Surplus 750,000.00 Undivided Profits 481,052.48 Reserves 507,250.00 Dividend Payable June I, 1912 ... . 8,000.00 Unearned disc. & other liabilities . 41,250.75 Deposits 55.220.522.76 $35,508,075.97 Upon the Strength of the Above Statement and the Backing of Our Directors, We So licit your Business, Promising Every Accommodation Consistent With Sound Banking. Sound Banking and Trust Service for Eastern Carolina
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