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Mrs. Julia Hill, of Atlantic is
spending sometime with Iter son's
family, Mrs. Gaston Hill and child
ren and Mrs. Joshua Hardy.
Mr. Howard Lewis, of Stacy is
siting Mr. and Mrs. Luke Lewis.
t Mr, and Mrs. Johnnie Stilly and
daughters, Eloise and Nancy, of
itridgeton, spent Saturday after
noon with Mr. and Mrs. Rone Wal
lace. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Cannon
$nd children spent Sunday after
noon with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Willie Pittman, i
f Mrs. Rena Hall, of Morehead
City, spent Sunday afternoon with
Mr. and Mrs. John Wallace.
8 Miss Betsy Piner, of Willard, is
Jisiting her sister, Mrs. Raymond
yourtney.
k Mr. Johnnie Cannon his got bet
ter so he can go to work again
J Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Carraway
Spent Saturday afternoon in Beau
lorl with Mr. and Mrs. Pete Bee
ion.
. Mr. and Mrs. John Wallace visit
d Mrs. Ruth Eubanks Saturday
afternoon .
" Mr. and Mrs. Rone Wallace
Ipent Sunday afternoon with Mrs.
jfuke Lewis.
..t Miss Janice Norman spent Sun
ilay evening with Kathleen Hardy.
l Mr. and Mrs. Asa Cannon, of
Morehead City, spent Sunday af
ternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Linzie
Jannon and other relatives,
qi Mr. and Mrs. Leth Pittman and
Children spent Sunday afternoon
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
lie Pittman.
? Pearl Mason, of Beaufort, spent
! jfcst Wednesday afternoon and
Thursday with her mother, Mrs.
i John Mason. She went back to
1 4(ork Friday.
b Mr. Calvin Gaskill and Cartie
Fulcher attended church here
JWednesday night.
Jl Elder William Anderson left bun
ll Jfay morning to go to Beaufort lo
11 ,Till his regular appointment for
eleven o'clock and Sundsy night
Rev. Maurice Roach and Mrs
tyonch are conducting a revival
'with Elder Andersen helping and
Bveryone are cordially invited. It
.will close Wednesday night and
We are really having a grand revi
wMr. and Mrs. George Tosto vi
sited Mrs. Nannie J. Pittman Sun
day afternoon. She and her moth
ff, Mrs. James Tosto where as
fell as usual.
BACHELOR
(Mrs. Emily Becton, of Wcke
I forest, Mrs. Mattie Biggs, of Eli
nbethtown and Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Hi. Whitehead, of Branley, Carli
Yornia, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
t C. Smith.
" br. and Mrs. A. P. Whitehead
and daughter. Marv Elizabeth, of
'Rocky Mount, N. C, spent the
week end with Mr. and Mrs. C.
W. Smith.
II " Mr. and Mrs. rrea utnger ana
daughter, Martha Corrine, of Char
lotte, visited their parents, Mr. ana
jtfrs. W. L. Harris several days last
week.
tsl Ennett C. Harris returned to Co
lumbia University Thursday after
spending his vacation with his pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Harris,
-j Mrs. Clarence Salter was in
Morehead Citv and Beaufort Wed-
Iflesday.
U, Mrs. Grover Paul was in Beau
tort and Morehead City Monday.
iV Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Adams and
daughter, Eva spent Saturday in
a '
Beaufort.
Misses Eva and Gwen Adams
and ftiends spent Sunday at Fort
Macon and Atlantic Beach.
The following enjoyed a weiner
roast on the Willis shore Saturday
Hvening: Misses Eva Emily and
Gwen Adams, Lois and Vivian
Benton. Sue Ward. Nellie Ward.
A, J. Ward, A. D. Benton, Johnnie
Adams, Ken and John Dickerson,
Mr. and Mrs; Sheldon Belangia.'
I The children, aoms of the
V f randchudren and friends of tne
late A. P; and Margaret White
bead met (n their annual reunion
Aheust 8th at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. C. C. Smith (the anccstrtal
home) on the bank of the beauti
ful oM Neuse River, The day was
perfect, sunshine, blue akief and
cot. gentle brent.
1 Most of the class attended Son-
f. day (School in the little church of
J.Xbeir childhood where fond me
LJnorles center around the father
Ind mother, who did their best
to install principles of honesty in-thn-ity
and tne lov and fear of
fed in their children.
V All enjoyed a boutniful and de
and -.wk- S OAHHDRHRRDDD
icious, (picnic style) and jokes.
J Ttfrs.' Lyda Smith and dtughter,
Kellie and Mr. Jim. Smith were
guests on this happy, cession,
ji Children attending the White
head" reunion: Mrs. Mittie Biggs,
Ellzabethtown, N. C' Mrs.- Laura
Wraith. N.'Harlowe, M. C; Mr. E.
M. Whitehead and wife, Brawley,
Calif.; Mrs. Emily . Becton, Wade
forest, N. C; Mrs. H. Or Thomas
and family, Wilmington, N. C;
Mr.'C. T. Whitehead and wife,
Morehead City, N. C; Dr. A. P.
Whitehead -and family, Rocky
Mount,. N. C.J Dr. J. W. WhHe
fceiC Smithfield, N. C.
:Mr. and Mr W. , Kirby re
turned Saturday from Norfolk, Va.
where they spent a few days with
Mr: and Mrs. J. . Nasi. Mrs. .Neal
! came with them and Will remain
for a visit .with her Mother, Mrs.
P. R. Garner. . . .. .
- Mr. and Mrs. James M. Rogers,
of Elizabeth City, arrived Saturday
to apend a few days with Mr. and
l!rs. Claude Garner.
Mist Kartanna Mlzzelle left Fri
day. for Burgaw where d.l Saturday
sh waa an attendant in the wed
ding of a school mate. Her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Mizelle,
drove Over Saturday to attend thej
wedding.
Misa Lydia Willis spent several
days here with Mr. and Mrs Stun
D. Edwards. She and Miss Vfrlan
Hill, of Ciierry Point, left Saturday
for a trip to Washington and Nw
York.
Miss Marian na Weeks, of New
ton Grove spent several days here
with Miss Chris Norrts. Her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Weeks
came for the weekend and she re
turned with them.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Lipscomb, of
Hopewelf, Va., are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Zeb Mauney, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Parlette
and children, Betty, Tommy and
Larry, returned to their home In
Norfolk Sundry.
Friday, the 13th seems to be a
Itickv day for the J. H. Throwers
Their little son, Johnny, arrived
on that date three years ago, and
last Friday a little girl arrived. In
part the 13th seems to be a favor
ite date in Mrs. Throwers' family.
Her mother and father were mar
ricd on the 13th a brother was born
on the 13th. She was married on
the 13th. Her sister's little boy was
born on the 13th and both of her
children on the 13th.
Mrs. H. W. Small, "of Pagel'nd,
S. C, is spending some time here
with her sister, Mrs. P. "P. Garner,
and brother, C. E. Herrington.
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Robinson, of
Norfolk, Va.. Mrs. Ida Willis and
daughter, Gertrude, of Atlantic, N.
C, spent Sunday here with Mr.
md Mrs. S. p. Edwards.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Standi Bell and
children, Peggy and Johnny, re
turned Sunday from a trip lo Rich
mond, Va. They came home by
way of the Sky Line Prtve.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Parlctt
and sons, Tommy and Larry, of
Norfolk, Va. are spending thl
week with the C. E. Herringtons.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold tyiylor, o
Alexandria, Va., and Mrs. Naylor';
sister, arrived Monday to sperK1
a few days with the C. E. Herring
tons.
Leslie Garner, of Greenville
spent Sunday here with his moth
er. Mrs. H. C. Garner.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hill, of Ch.V
lotte, are visiting Mrs. Hill's pr.
rents. Mr. and Mrs. I. S. Hill.
C. M. Hill was a business visito
in Richmond last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Montagu'
spent the weekend here with Mr
nd Mrs. S. D. Edwrds.
Mrs. P. P. Garner and Miss Nins
Garner returned Monday from Pe
tersburg, Va. where they spent sev
eral weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Torr
R. Garner, Mrs. C. R. Wheatly ol
Beaufort, went, to Petersburg' last
wtcJc end "returned'" home wltr
them.
HARLOW!
Judge and Mrs. Luther Hamilton
their grandson, Larry Vickers, and
mother, Mrs. Joe Long of More
head Citv -were here recently to
! visit Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Bell.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton J. Taylor
spent Thursday in New Bern on
business.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Adair of
Beaufort passed through Wednes
day afternoon enroute to New Bern
to take their guest, Mrs. Odmund
son, accompanied them.
A. B. Morton, Jr. returned from
Fort Bragg Wednesday night.
Mrs. Carlton J. Taylor was in
Morehead City Wednesday. She
was accompanied by Mrs. Roland
Small of Core Creek.
Mrs. Earl Webb temple was in
Beaufort Friday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Gillikln
of Goldsboro spent the weekend
with Mrs. Will Conner.
Mrs. William Noe, of Beaufort,
Who is visiting Mrs. Carl H. MoT'
tn, motored to Morehead City
Thursday afternoon on business.
Mrs. Ashby B. Morton accompanied
Mrs. Noe.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Webb Temple
and children spent Sunday In
Beaufort With Mr. and Mrs. Willie
Temple.
w Everette Taylor and J. C.
Adatna were in New Bern Satur
dav moraine on business.
Mrs. Carl H. Morton and Mrs.
1 Dallas Sadler visited Miss Blanche
Dudley at Wire Grass Thursday
afternoon. ,
Little Cherry Dawn Hardison
spent last week with Mr. and Mrs
Ivey Taylor.
Mrs. Emma Oglesby and Mrs
Charlie Bell were in Beaufort Fri
day on business.
The Woman's Society of Christ
ian Service met Friday evening
with Mrs. Pearl Olund. The pre si
dent, Mrs. W. C. Williams, presid
ed over the ntaetiag and gave th-:
worship service. Mrs.' Olund hac
charge of the program and taugh
"Great Prayers of the Bible," oni
of the study course. The hottes .
served ice cream and cookies. Toe
September meeting wilt bo at Mrs
A. N. Bell's.
$CC3 Fire Damages
West End Csi JlsScar ;
An overheated lafl fee in the
generator for the air pump at the
Wast End Service station. More
head City, cause. da fire there re
cently whicK damaged the prop
prtv tn the extent of about $800,
according to an estimate by Harold
Sewell, owner. .
The Morehead City fire depart
ment answered the alarm. The
flames caused a spectafidar blase I
because of grease and oil which I
caught fire.
risf CbUs Eigpd
Fcri!nludn Fishing
Under construction now at the
Standard Oil dock, Front street,
Beaufort, is the Evelyn L. Willis,
menhaden boat owned lointly by
Aloft Willis and F. ft. Beil, Bean
fort. This boat, and another, The
Four Bells, was purchased from the
government. The Four Bells is be
ing outfitted at New Bern.
Work on the Evelyn L. Willis,
named after Mr. Willis's daiigh et,
began Aug. 9 and Is expected to be
finished Oct. 15.
Carteret Coast Nay Have
Hew glsleL risking Pier
Sources close to the vacation in
dustry of the Carteret const stated
this week that the Morehead City
area Would have at least one new
hotel and probably an ocean fish
ing pier ready for opening by the
1849 season.
&ni n.KSlb'1UVhi! dcn;Chadwick has announced,
nlte- plans for the construction of
thahotel will be made before the
kwtieii, nHovii in UVCl , II War
stated. The fishing pier, under
consideration would be constructed
nn Bogue Banks near the fast grow
ing resort community of Atlantic
Beach.
MARSHALLBERG
Durwood Moore and Cicero
Franklin Lewis have entered the
service of the United States CoasI
Guard.
Mrs. Julian Brown, Jr. and son?
have returned home after visitins
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Monroe
Austin at Hattiras for a moith.
Mrs. Jessie Staten. of Morehend
City, has returned home after visit
ing Mrs. Gertie Willis.
Miss Jovce Willis and Miss S-lly
leorge visited Miss Mary Lee Ma
lon last week in Atlantic, N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Charli; Russell, vrf
"artsmouth. Va.. re here visiting
Her sister. Mrs. Bertie Davis.
Mr. Osborne Davis, of Beaufort,
vas here Saturday for a short
hil.
Mr. and M's. W"Mm CitPkm
have returned to their home at
SUten Island. N. Y. after spending
l week here with his mother, Mrs
Kathleen Gilltkin.
Mr, and Mrs. Dwieht Windsor
ind children have returned to their
'tome in Baltimore, Md. after
spending their vacation here.
Mr. R. K. Davis, of Newport
News, Va.. arrived here Frida
night to be with his familv ovei
the weekend.
Mrs. Fred Baxter is "isiting Rev
md Mrs. W. B. Sprinkle at States
vil'e, N. ,C. ...
, Rev, ad MrsV Lloyd Davis and
daughter, Doris, of Baltimore, Md
ir nere on tneir vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Harris re
turned to Cape Lookout Tuesday
Mr. ami Mrs. Lorenzo B. Iwi
tnd children, of Staten Island, N
Y.. have returned to their home.
Mrs. Augustine Piner and son
were here for a short while Tues
day visiting Mrs. Chas. Piner, Sr.
Miss Helen Lewis and Miss Jau
nita Lewis, who are employed in
Norfolk, were home for the week
end with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Teeaey Lewis.
Mrs. Donald Fnlcher and child
ren are in New York visiting her
parents.
Mrs. Roy Brown and son arrived
home Friday from Hatteras where
she visited her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Ballance,
Mr. Ellis Bedsworth, of Georgia,
spent the weekend with his pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Beds
worth. Mr. Ralph Lewis and daughter,
of New Beri, N. C, spent the week
end here with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. u. k. Lewis.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Stvron, Mrs.
Percy Davis and -Mr. and Mrs. Re
gJnald Styron, all of Davis. N. C,
visited at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Denard Lewis Sunday after
noon. Mr. Quentine Lewis, of New
Bern, soent the weekend here.
Mr. Grant Lewis, of Norfolk, Va.,
was home for the weekend.
Capt. J. A. Nelson, of Glouces
ter and brother and sister, Prof.
Stacy Nelson, of Chattanooga,
Tenn., and Mrs. Nellie Willis, of
Morehead City, attended services
at the Methodist church Sunday
morning.
Mrs. Norwood Fulcher and
daughter, Frances Jane, of Beau
fort, are here visiting her mother,
Mrs. Ruth Nelson.'
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English Gil's Log Varies
In Talne with Indian's
SINGAPORE (AP) - "Legs
East and West," said a headline
in the Singapore Free Press re
cently, while the story below con
trasted the value of a leg in Eng
land and one in Singapore.
The story recounted how, on the
a" me dry, a six-year-old English
girl in London and an Indian la
borer in Singapore both were
awarded damages by courts for leg
injuries
suffered in motor ac-
cidents.
.The English g'rl got 1,150
pounds; her right leg was neverely
scarred. The Singapore Indian got
338 pounds; his leg was cut off.
Chairman Named
Floyd Ch-dwick. Morehead City,
has been named ehainwn of Ctr
leret county's board of induction
and Halsey Paul, Beaufort, secretary-treasurer.
Office will be in
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Cruise Plan, Progressing
Plan for the Tarhepls' Afloat f
Labor yv Week-end cruise from
Morehead City to New Bern and
the Trent River are progressing
very satisfactorily, according lo
Charles N. Bennett, cruise commo
dore. He stated this week that i'
would be one of the prentest mas
cruises of pleasure boats lo ever
take place in coastal waters. "We
arp assured that more thn- 50 Justin Robinson, et-al to Clayton
yachts and pleasure craft will he , Fulcher, wife. $10; Clavton Ful
in the cruise, with approximately cher, wife to Clayton Fulcher, Jr..
250 persons aboard," he said.
Real Esfaie Transfers
BEAUFORT TOWNSHIP
F. R. Bell, wife to Rome M ir' in.
wife. S10O.: Mrs. Lena Carpenter to
Stanley M. Carpenter, wife. 10:
Delton Davis to Reginald Willis,
wife. $150; J. F. Duncan Trus'e?
"Highland Park" to R. W. Ssfrit.
$10; I.vJe E. Dotv to John L. Smith.
$100; John J. Felton et-al to John
H. Felton, M0. 1
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MOREHEAD TOWNSHIP
Samuel I. Barbette, wife to Ca-
therine D. Willan, $100; R. A. Bry
ant. wife to Harry A. Stahls'rom, I
wife, $100; Frank L. Bryant, wife
to Lorris Gwyn, $10; Atlantic
Beach, Inc. to Russell L. Howell,
wife. $100: Atlantic Beach Inc. to
Hugh B. Mills. $100; William G.
Lewis, et-al to Raymond J. Lewis, I
wife, $10; T. G. Basnight, wife to
W. D. Tucker, M0; Llovd Law-
rente, wife to C. E. Everett, wife,
M0; Violet Mae Baldwin, husband
J. L. to M. L. Mansfield, $1; J. M.
Willis to James Edw rd Oden,
$100; L. H. Lumsden, wife to Sarah
M. Edwards, $100; George W.
1 Huntley,, wife to F. C. Noyes. $10.
f Ljfa Webb Brennan to Charles Gas
kill, $125; Atlantic Beach. Inc. to Jesse E. Bellamy, 18, Beaufort,
J. S. Smith, Sr , wife, $125; John N. C. to Annie V. Parker, 18, Beau
C. Banks to Edgar H. Pope, wife, fort, N. C.
S100; Bertha G. Swinsm, husband
K. S. to Tom D. Davis, wife, $100;
Cicero P. Guthrie, wife, et-al to
Bertha G. Swinson. $10; William H.
Laughton, wife to W. H. Ragan,
wife, $10; Lila Mae Canto, et-al to
E. C. Willis, wife. MO; M. L. Piner,
wife to Mattie H. Piner, $10; James
B. Macv, wife to Roma L. Styron,
wife, $100; W. W. Ballou, wife to
Scanlon Really Corp., $100.
HARLOWE TOWNSHIP
Helen Weeks to Odie Lee Brown,
Jr., wife; $100; Odie Lee Brown,
Jr., wife to Mrs. Helen Weeks, $10;
Alex Graham, wife to Scarboro
Safrit Lumber Co., $10; Lota Har
desty Rice, husband R. G. to Scar-boro-Safrit
Lumber Co., $10).
HARKERS ISLAND TOWNSHIP
Earl C. Davis, wife, et al to Cecil
J. Nelson, $10; Grace Willis, et-al
to Cecil J. Moore, et-al, $10; Lonnie
Whitley, wife to M. J. Legum, $100;
William R. Lewis, wife to Ether
idge Davis, wife, $5.
WHITE OAK TOWNSHIP
H. C. Raymore, wife to Roger L.
Phillips, $10; T. H. Guthrie, wife
to Willard A. Taylor, wife, $1200;
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Takes Vinning Prep Record On
To His College Grid Coach Job
By Fred Stafford
WHITE PLAINS, N. . (AP)
He isn't landing in a bigtime
post, such as Paul Brown did when
he made his now-famous vault
from Massillon, Ohio, scholastic
ranks to Ohio State. But Len Wal
ters, who becomes William Col-
lege's head grid coach this fall.
carries about as glossy a scholas
tic coaching record into collegiate
ranks as any mentor who ever
made the jump.
Watters hs signed a thrcp-yev 35 games In 24 seasons. Besides
pact as varsity grid coach, fresh- ,16 White Plains, c-imnaigns. Wat
man baseball mentor and associate tors served six years at Oneiih. N.
professor in the physical educa- y Uitfh, where he lamched h s
tion department at the Williams- coaching career in t!r22: one at
" ' Baldwin High on Long Ishml and
B. S. Tay!or, Sr.. wife to B. S. Tay
lor, Jr., wife 10.
SMYRNA TOWNSHIP
Alice J. Davis to Esther W. Pi
ner, ?!0.
STRAITS TOWNSHIP
Guv C. GiTlikift. wife to Stanley
W. Gillikin. StO; HuPh H. Wilson.
wife to J. Norman Whitehurst, et
al, $10.
NEWPORT TOWNSHIP
Peter J. Kenan. e at to Walter
T. Kenan, S10 and Wilbur V. G-r-ner,
Trustee to Harrv Bell, wife,
$400.
ATLANTIC TOWNSHIP
Justin Robinson, et-al to Augus
tine Robinson, et-al, Trustees. S10;
wife, $10.
DAVIS TOWNSHIP
Stacy Murphy to Elmer D. Wil
lis, $10.
MERRIMON TOWNSHIP
Edna Smith, husband, J. T. to
J. S. Miller, S10 and J. S. Miller,
wife to Grace Nelson Walker. $10.
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSULD
Augnst 2, to August 12, 194$.
Robert Doninique. 30, Beaufort
N. C. to Jessie Lee Babb. 21, Beau
fort, N. C; Claude Perkins Smith
27, Newport, N. C; to Lillian Ine'
Russell, 20, Newport, N. C; Gray
don B. Willis. 23. Morehead Citv
N. C. to Rachel Brock. 20 More
head City, N. C; Douglas W. SUw
art, 27, Raleigh, N. C. to June M
Russell, 19. Bouue. N. C: Jnmc
Newport, N. C, RFD. Rt. 1; Frnnr
j. Hartsoe, 18, Kannapolis, N. C
to Audrey Eleanor Wilson, P
Harold Jordan. 24. Charleston. S
C. to Rebecca Best Mason. 21
Beaufort, N. C; Charles Clav Wi!
lis, 22. Morehead Citv, N. C. tr
Nell Royall Pitts, 23, Morehead
City, N. C; Roy C. Samplev. Jr.
21. Durham. N. C. to Eloise Grace
Tilley, 19, Morehead City, N. C;
Robert H. Hill, 21, Morehead City
N. C. to Patricia Drold Willis, 21.
Morehead City, N. C. .
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ii ' rwM fa HENRI J. T AY VOX, Mm I Abmr. UJn uU FlUtm
town. Mass., member of the tradi
tion-steeped "Little Three," after
16 seasons ?t White Plains High
School where his Tiger elevens lost
iurt 25 games, while winning 104
and tying seven.
. .
That is a fanev 308 won - hst
porcentaue, but the former Spring
f.eld (Mass.) Colleqe three -sp-rt
stars lifetime coaching nereentace
is even k'osmit. ins gnu proiiuiis
'R7. tied nine ami lost only
one (1944) at Bunker Hill (Ind.)
Naval Air station where his eleven
won ciyht and lost one.
Watters a"d his coaching aids,
Glenn Loucks, who remains at
White ri'ins. turned out six un
beaten White Plains teams, three
of 'em also untied, mil captured
Westchester circuit titles galore
until other conferences foes drop
ped the Bengals from their slates
because of White Plains' strength.
This has necessitated of an in
ternational flavor into Tii;er sche
dules. Teims from Ohio. Penn
sylvania. Indiana. Massachusetts,
ftew Jersey, western New York
and Washinnton. D. C, have made
; nents. Last fall. White Plains'
posted intersectional victories over
Alliances, Ohio; llazle Township
86 Proof
I Itfl SMMMHT WHItKITS M MI PRODUCT
AM 4 Tf MM OS MOM OtO. U STRMOHT
WMMIV, M MtUTtAl snII, 1MTIUM
PROM MAIN.
Menus t tain uana. kmu. iimm
h Pr,ce
Fifths
BY FACTORY-TRACSZD MEN
-ACCORSffIG TO FACTORY
CPistncATioNSU::jo
FACTORY-APPROVED EQUIPMENT
L D S T.1
of Hazleton, Pa., and Union-Endi-cott
of Endicott, N. Y.
The remarkable feature is that,
prior to Watters' arrival at White
Plains in the fall of 1829, football
was in the doldrums here. From
1927-23, Tiger elevens won 29, lost
31 and fed six
below the .300
mark.
Watters' first team won
six, lost two and his second one
j took nine straight in the regular
i season, rolling up 218 points to
18 for tne nine rivals. It Invaded
Miam, (or a New Yeftr.s Day game,
forerunner of the current Orange
Bowl college scraps, and bowed to
a crrck elcven of hand-picked
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WATER REPELLENT TOPCOATS $13.95 lo $18.95
GABARDINE TOPCOATS $29.75
ALL WOOL GABARDINE TOPCOATS $45.03
D. B. WEBB
. . WEBB'S SINCE 1883 . .
Arendell Street Morehead City
What a thrill to VHIRLAWAY ... on a Futuramic
holidaj! Free from work . . . thanks to OMemobile'a
IlyJra-Matic Drive. Free from worry . . . thanks to Okls
mobile quality serrire.' That's why it's smart to atop before
you go at your Olusmobile dealer's for a scientific
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centerfielder, will be one of the
stars of the American League in
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