| Aycock, which took its first wins
?f tfie new season. The boys' score
I bT'which freshman flash!'^
i (an Hayes, sparked the scoring with
a points, fam Ikftilen scored
ft points for the North Duplin girls.
* The first hat! of the contest was
flayed oa even terms with the score
being tied tl-U at the first quarter
had M-21 at the half The Falcon
ettes pulled ahead in the third per
fod and the Rebelettes fought back
lacking five points of breaking
evuP".
Harry Sasser was the big gun in
the 01-36 victory with 32 points to
his credit. The Falcons took the
lead early and never fell behind,
leading 13-4, 29-16 and 41-24 at the
close of the first three periods. Ger
ald King was top scorer for the
Rebels with 16 points.
Another gem? of
"Thanks" and "Giving"
Another Thanksgiving, with soft
shadows of the past mingling with
today's candleglow amidst silent
prayers of thanks for the horn of
plenty. Another reason why family
thoughts turn to U. S. Savings
Bonds: they help preserve the past,
secure the present, protect the fu
ture!
James Kenan's "Touchdown
Chtb" held their annual Football
Awards Banquet Wednesday night
at Jambs Kenan High ... A plaque
and certificate > was awarded to
each player at'the very successful
affair.
Duke Assistant Marty Pierson,
speaker at the Touchdown Club
banquet made a very impressive
talk . .. . urged boys to maintain
high level in their grades through
out high school.
Coach Bill Helton's Tiger basket
ball team looked real good against
their first two opponents. They lost
by two points in the opener and
held the star-studded East Duplin
team in check most of the game. .
lost at the free-throw line.
Allen Fountain, James Kenan's
great lineman made the Greensboro
Daily News All State, team-*-, con
gratulations Allen.
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Helton's boys led the mighty Fan
then at half time 19-18 . . with Jast
one week's practice it appears the
Tigers may have another success
ful basketball season. The Tigers
lead ED In field goals but the lack
of practice really showed up at the
free-throw line.
East Duplin's great Jerry Simp
son appears from here to be main
difference in fight for county cham
pionship . . and maybe a little bit
of Charlie Lanier too.
Congratulations are in order for
Jimmy Dixon . . . only Ttger to
make N * O's AU Eastern selection.
Of Course Fountain, Knowles, and
Bostic made the second unit Then
one of the best running hack la
Tiger history, Jimmy Strickland
did get mentioned.
Wonder what Bobby Batts of the
Eastern Champions have to do to
get recognized ... He was just
only the leading ground gainer for
the best team in Class A.
East Duplin's Jerry Simpson sear
ed 15-points against Goldsborn this
past week bat the Panthers lost by
three, 4C-41 in the closing minutes
of play.
ED's Harry Miller lead the Mo
thers junior varsity with 20- pcmi1
in their win over Goldsboro *K':
44-43.
James Kenan's Billy Knosrtes k#S
received offers of a full 4-yeagi
football scholarship to Wdp Forest
and the University W Sooth Car*^
Scouts from Wake FoMlf^pn
offered James i^enan'fFJ immy
Dixon a full 4year*3K|HMM|i:
Head Coach B01 hpd
such hoose guest this week as Met
Elmer Barbour of the University of
South Carolina, coach W. D. Fes
perman of Wake Forest, coach Car
fv Brewbcaker of State, and Marty
Piersea of Dake ..
Marty Pierson, assistant coach at
Duke, and speaker at the "Touch
down Club" banquet at James Ken
an this week takes a bus load of
young christian athletes-from Dur
ham some high school boys, others
college boys, to Lake Geneva, Wis
each year for one of two annual
conferences which had to be limit
ed for lack of facilities to 1,000
athetes and Coaches. "Its some
thing you've got to see to believe
explained Pierson.
^Nort? PapMa^^enedJta 1M2-C3
j Wm mt MftMMM
Itee.
The James Kenan football team
coaches managers, etc. wish to ex
press their appreciation to the many
Tiger fans for the beautiful plaques,
gifts, and certificates presented to
them at the football awards ban
quet this week. . .
Dent forget the Holiday Invita
tional doubleheader at Kenan And
itortam. Partteipntlnc teams will he
James Kenan. Morehead Ctty, East
DupUn and Mount Olive.
Box Score
JAMES KENAN FG FTA-M PTS
Lockamy 6 3-4 15
Hinson I 0*5
Benton S 0-1 ?
Fountain 1 8-?
I Batts 1 W
Britt K 0-0 ^4
16 5-14 37
EAST DUPUN FG FTA-M PTS
Simpson, J. 6 4-5 16
Lanier 2 4-6
Simpson, R. 2 2-3 6
Thigpen 1 2-4 4
i Halso 2 6-3 .4
Harper 1 1-3.3
Evans 1 ? 00
Thomas 0 2-3 2
15 15-28 45
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Basketball
Schedule
GAMES THIS WEEK
Tonight - East Duplin vs. Wallace
Friday - Richlands at James Kenan
Stockholders
To Meet Dec. 14
Garland Kin-. secMarv - trensur
er of the Duplin Production Credit
Association, announces that the
firm's annual stockholder's meeting ]
will be held Friday, DtC. 14 at 3 p.
m. in the KenansVilfe grammar
Dr. tfbert fi Edwards, poster
of the First Kcsbyterian. Church,
Raleigh,'will be the guest speaker
Dr. Edwards Was one of the speak
ers at the board of directors con
ference in Morehead City last sum
mer. '
Reports of the operation of the
association for the past year will be
given and two new directors will
be elected. Door prizes will also be
given. ?
Sheriff Deputies
Investigate Report
Of Peeping Tom
' sheriff's department officials in
vestigated a Peepiiw-Tom report
Sunday night in Chinquapin but
were unable to arrive on the scene
before the intruder departed.
The report reached the sheriff's
office from J. D. Brinkiey of Chin
quapin who said that he saw a man
standing otltside his house looking
through a kitchen window. He said
thai he was unable to tell whether
the man was white or colored be
cause of shadows around the house.
Sheriff's deputies Jack Albertson,
Graham Chestnutt and Cordell
Johnson tracked the intruder, with
the help of bloodhounds, to a point
where he apparently left in a car.
.JSSSBBt
Ervin Albertson. Wiley Dail. D H
Whitman, Jamea F. Spearmai W
C. Tyndali/ Luclan W. Walla. E. %
Kielda, Leslie E. Coker, Frank
Pate. M. C. SUDinea tohnhfc
Whaley Jr., Vitw W. Norman
Jr H omiti e A. Outlaw O'NtU
Iami DeLuca, lom KraeH.
Garland Alphin, R. J. Whjptey
John Gordon Holland
Kornegay, Join I! Vlathu C W
Hinson, N. J. Register, Frank L.
Cafenaugh. Paul 1. Williams, Leo
nard F. Grady, William P. Powell.
Quinton Rich, Luby Price, James
W. Kelly, L. E. Cavenaufib. I. J
Quinn, Daniel V. Sutton, Leon Jay
.Vtohlay, Carlyl. Pate, Raymond
Turner Jr. George Larkins.
Jurors named tar county court in
clude:
Larry McCullen, Ernest Deavtr,
W. C. Stokes, Akrasa J. L. Outlaw,
J. C. Page. Lin wood Jones, T. Gra
ham Williams, H. F. \ Hanchey.
Brewster Turner, Charlie Likens,
Braxton Bell, E. C. Edwards, Devon
Graham, Lyrrwood Tyndall Alvin
Martel King, Eusebieus W. John
son, Daniel E. Cavanaugh, Burrell
H. Riggs, Wilbert Futrell.
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Patients At Duplin
General Hospital
Patient admitted to Duplin Gen
eral Hospital from November 27 to
December 11, 1962 ?
ALBERTSON;
Stroud, June; Daniels, Billy: Foun
tain, Judy and Baby Boy; Brown.
Horace.
BEULAVTLLE:
Horne, Claudie; Whaley. MnjHe:
Cottle, Nell; Chasten, Melinda:
Whaley, Mavis: TyndBli, Elisabeth:
Griffin, Ruby; Bssdcn, Green
Pitcher, Louise; Pickett, Rosa.
E'WDEN:
Ezzell, Ann and Baby Girl.
CHINQUAPIN;
Aveock, Barnes: Brinkiev. Molly
Thi-rpen, John; Quinn, Mary: Stal
lings, Bertha; Lanier, Fennell.
FAKON;
Thorton, Sandra; Tann, Sonja; Pre
cythe, Eliza;
J AOKSONVILLE;
Tucker, Leona.
KENANSVJLLE;.
Whaley, James: Best, Betty and
Baby Girl; Smith, Judy; Futrell
James; Barnette, Jane; . Millet
Earl; Carter, Edward;
MAGNOLIA;
Byrd, Daisy: Byrd, Jasner: Quinn.
Laoy B.; Sanderson, Joseph;
MAPLE HILL;
Marshburr, George.
WT OLIVE;
Pate, Willart
RICHLANDS;
Crews, Linda and Baby Boy
ROSE HILL;
(Hernandez, Kitty; Pale, Doris and
?Baby Boy; Hayes, Amy Lane, Ste
ven: Lanier, .Harry Keith; Randies,
Jodie; Randies, Charlotte; Johnson,
Emma; Swinson, Buster; Davis,
Willie.
WALLACE:
James, Julia; Rivenbark, Kathar
ine; Murray, Virginia; Tbompison,
Eunice; Hall, Anna; Sholar. Mar
garet and 'Baby Boy; Kennedy, Lin
da; Aycock, Geraldine; Chandler,
Lynn; Smith, Walter Ivey.
WARSAW;
Register, Jbsephine; Peacock,
Andy; Eason, Robert; Giddmgs,
Frank; Draughan, Allen; Dixon,
James; Wheless, Jennie; Beasly,
Clarence; Murphy, Rossie.
New Alarm System
The Kenansville Fire Department,
Inc. now has an approved alarm sys
tem. The sound Of it may be distur
bing at first, but it would sound
mighty good if It were calling men:
to help you personally. If you could
hot hear it, neither could the fire
men. The alarm will sound one blast
on each meeting night as a test,
but other times will be to summon
help for someone in need.
Kenansville's New Fire Station
Now in Operation: Dedication Set I
The new home of the Keoansville
Fiie Department, Inc. is now ic
operation. As of Sunday, Dec. 16
tliero will be a fjreman on duty . aj
the station on Sunday's, holidays and
every ni<rht. The week day calls are
relayed by extension phone to the
Stephens Hardware C o in p a n "y.
There will be only one number to
call at all times for fire, rescue or
ambulance. The telephone number
Will be manned a tall times. The
number now used only for your
emergency calls is 296-3031.
Th? Kenans.Hie Fire D pnrtmcnt.
Inc. is a non-profit corporation de
signed for-the sole purpose of serv
ing your needs for fire protection
and rcscue-ambulanct emer encirs
The men of the department aie the
most unselfish and neighborly pio
old of your community. They serve
it Some sacrifice for no pay esteem
your appreciation. With a continued
program of training in the latest
diethbds and better ways to survc
J6U, the department will mafntih' I
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Cooperation
With Parking
Problem Asked
Every citizen tasked !o a liV
tie more considerate in padkin* a t
round the town of Kenanavilte.
Park in order and hi such manner
as not to hinder the right-ofwpy
and safety of other guest.
There is to be no parking around
the new fire station. AH apace for
parking is reserved for the firemen
to have a palce to put their cars
When they come, to the station to
serve you. At no time is anyone,
including firemen, to park in or
in front of.the driveways of the
equipment. This is a state law and
it will be enforced. Please realize
that this is for a quicker response
apd the safety of men who serve
y?u- ;
1 ? ST . .
its Fating a? one: of the very top
ranked fire departments, all vol-,
unteer, in the United States. J
Fire equipment of the best gradi
is always a necessity to da
a creditable job. but ro fire trucfc
ever extinguished a fire without a
fireman. These men work at their '**
fobs. attend church, buy homes,
pay expenses, pay taxes, and haV?
the same problems as all their neig
hbors, but when duty calls, they
became a special breed of citizetis
who*} only purtose is to help their
naighbor whatever the danger pr
cost The more other Cititens of
Ko|?nsvi:ie Tn<"nsiiip ..cooperate
with these men in service and ex
pense. the better will ue the service <
available and rendered. All con
tributions are dedudible on income
ta#. ' ' '?? ' '
Bcm?mber there is now no char
ge for firp calla ^iywhore in v*n
msviile Townsfcrtp 'op elsewhere
SMI it Is llUliual , fxi to auoiiiVi
dspartment: Please c-alj the fire
department whep. a tire Is first de
teftod not when'* is beyond your
ability to put out. For woods fires
Opt threatening building exposures,
the forest fire a^tee is still to Ire
called. Be care'tfl and egll early-is
ffeo ^ fedrj^affon will
NM<* The deadliest year in North
Carolina traffic histiry was 1#41
when 1288 were slate., -s
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CLASSIFIED ADV.
F?"l* SALE: Mobile Moms <TAy~
LON?IMNENI AL > (Vliriw EtotcTiMc
KITCHEN, to- X SB- In IxdpLlJfcT
CONDITION.
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Stokes. Phonb Spf-asat. Ken
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Free chest X-rays are made passible through Christmas Seals.
Bay and use yours. Chest X-rays are made each Wednesday from
i-4 p. m. at the County Health Department
Clowning it up a little for the cameraman, East Dmlin's Charlie
Lanier, with ball, and Jerry Simpson show how ? basWs 3re njade
the easy way. Against opponents the pair might nat have anything to
stand on to dunk the ball bnt their scoring figures slow they iirO nj
as U !s.
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Tiger Letter man
... . ?k '
All-around performer Allen Fountain is one of three retaining
letterman for Janus Kenan's cage squad. Allen, a senior, took socr
ing honors in the team's opening game with 16 points.
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