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Page Six GOLDSBORO HI NEWS Tuesday, February 13, 1951 Coach ^Peahead’ Walker To Address Touchdowners Raleigh Capitals Hand Earthquakes Fifth Loop Loss Football Squad Be Guests CINEMA HITS D. C. “Peahead" Walker, color ful coach of the Wake Forest De mon Deacons, will speak to mem bers of the Wayne County Touch down Club. Goldsboro football players, and guests at the annual banquet of the club in the Golds boro High School cafeteria on Thursday evening at 6:30. The banquet is being held in honor of the 1950 football players on the Goldsboro Earthquake team. Griffin Introduces Speaker Lloyd Griffin will introduce the speaker of the evening. In addi tion to the address by Coach Wal ker, the program provides for mu sic by the Goldsboro High School orchestra and the G.H.S. quintet. E. L. Roberts will-offer the invo cation and Coach W. G. Causey 5f the local school will introduce the members of the football squad. Evan Hendrickson, president of the Touchdown Club, will preside over the nteeting. Other officers of the club are Elton Warrick, vice president: A. T. Griffin, Jr., secre tary; and Monroe Best, treasurer. Dii'ectors Listed Directors are Donald Bell, Mon roe Best, Raymond Bryan. Horace Coward, W. J. Gibson, Frank Greathouse, A. T. Griffin, Jr., Evan Hendrickson, W. D. McRoy, L. H. Stuart. Faison Thomson and L. E. Warrick. Menu of the evening will consist of tomato juice cocktail, roast tur key, rice and gravy, green beans, tossed salad, cranberry sauce, cher ry pie and ice cream, hot rolls, butter and coffee. Mrs. Eleanor Yelverton of the school cafeteria planned the din ner. Mrs. Emily Teague and her Home Economics students will serve the meal, Mr. Johnnie Thompson and his school musicians will provide the music, and Eugene L. Roberts, instructor, and his classes in printing will furnish the program.'- (By Frank Mclnnis) Since the screen is an outstand ing medium of entertainment, it is unreasonable to claim any threat whatsoever is going to lay it six feet under. Movies like “Gone With The Wind”, "Samson And Delilah” and “King Solomon’s Mines” certainly are not likely to be produced in any television studio and since ra dio is hanging on Tallulah Bank heads dahhling throat strings, not to mention the fact that most plays nowadays are so stiff and stilted it is pathetic, you can bet your draft board that movies are not only better and more mature than ever, but that the public, ignoring our snarling criticisms, will simply not permit their favorite enter tainment to walk away. So we here by say we love the movies, in fact this particular personality is dead set and recklessly bent on making a career of it. A Thing Of Beauty Cinema Hits had the delightful Yuletide privilege of premiering the blossom of Esther Williams, in what we term a good picture, at last! It was called “Pagan Love Song” and it was wonderful! Not since the old Betty Grable affairs has such charm been personified in singing, dancing, romancing and breathtaking Technicolor hues of glorious sand and ocean. To see “Pagon Love Song” is to take a real, alive trip to the South Sea Paradise of your dreams. Don’t Miss It! Honorable Mention Don’t think we don’t sweep along with the mass in our general ap preciation of movies, although we still love dear, dear Bette! To our mind, there were other films than those mentioned last time that stood out in 1950. How about “Two Weeks With Love”? And “Louisa”, “Destination Moon”, “King Solo mon’s Mines”, “The Miniver Sto ry”, “Summer Stock”, “Backfire”. LANGSTON TIRE COMPANY — Auto AccMseries — Goodrich Tliw« — Easy Terms ENRICHED EAT MADE-RITE BREAD Made>Rite Bakery Goldsboro, N. C. "Delicious and Nutritious'' Buy It At Your Favorite Grocery Store Bell - Askins Plumbing And Heating Co., Inc. Heating and Plumbing Sales & Service - Plumbing Supplies - Phont 228 415 W. Walnut St. RUFUS BELL JIMMY ASKINS Continuous Quality Is Quality You Trust DRINK LYNCH'S SOUTHERN LUNCH Good Foods Of All Kinds - 119 E. Mulberry St. - Shoe Repairing At Its Best CAROLINA SHOE REBUILDERS 124 E. Walnut Phone 577 Andrews Insurance Agency M. B. ANDREWS, Mgr. Bank of Wayne BIdg. BROOM MOTOR CO. WILLYS JEEPS — REPAIR SERVICE and USED CARS Insurance Service Complete Junior Ball Squad Blue Light Found Defeats Rosewood In House Proves To Be Mystery The Goldsboro High School Earthquakes were handed their fifth loop loss by as many differ ent squads on January 31 when the Raleigh Capitals soundly de feated them by a score of 65-43. The game was played in the Need ham Broughton gym in Raleigh. From the opening whistle, the Caps showed they were out to win as they quickly grabbed an 8-2 lead they slowly increased as the game proceeded. Pulling to within 5 points of the Caps at the begin ning of the last quarter, it looked as though the local quintet would stage an efficient comeback. How'- ever, going out within 3 minutes of each other were Bell, Hallow and Percise on personal fouls. This broke the backbone of the Golds boro team and they carried little opposition to the scoring spree staged by the Caps. Capturing scoring honors for the victorious Caps were Hayes and Johnson with 14 and 10 points respectively. For the Quakes, it was Bell and Percise with 13 points each. Earthquakes Beat Fayetteville Here Setting out to gain their second conference win, the Goldsboro High School Earthquakes accom plished this feat at the expense of the Fayetteville Bulldogs by a 69-61 win. It was an ample measure of re venge for a 65-40 upset suffered at the hands of the Fayetteville fivesome earlier in the season. The game was played in Golds boro on February 3. A faster moving and more excit ing game has scarcely been wit nessed during the ’50-’51 season. The lead changed hands numerous times and at no time of the ball game could the crowd be sure of the outcome. Taking scoring honors for the night was Bill Webb of the Fay etteville squad with 24 points. He was closely followed by Quake Guard Ronald Percise with 21. The score by quarters, with the Golds boro points listed first, was 23-17, 31-33, 52,45, and 69-61. •CtliM *VTM«II1V Of INI (OCA-COiA CO«rAMV »« John W. Thompson INSURANCE 213 East Walnut St.—Phont 295 GOLDSBORO, N. C. Having ene of their “on” nights, the Goldsboro High School junior squad defeated the Rosewood team by a score of 35-22. Completely outclassed, the rural quintet never had a chance during the entire game. The game was played in Goldsboro on January 26. The amount and depth of re serves was a big factor as the Rose wood squad had only six men. This, however, in no way detracted from the sparkling play exhibited by the local five. Capturing scoring honors for Baby Quakes were 8 and 7 points. For Rosewood it was Mitchell and Davis, each getting 6 points. Wilson Defeats Junior Quintet Greater height and teamwork were the top advantages in the engagement in which the Wilson Juclones defeated the Goldsboro High School Jayvees 33-28. The game was played in Wilson on February 8. From the very beginning, the Wilson quintet showed they would tolerate no foolishness as they pro ceeded to run up a 17-10 lead in the first half. At the beginning of the second half, however, the Ba by Quakes looked like an entirely different team as, playing hard, they pulled to within one point of tying up matters by scoring six quick points to make the score 17-16. The Juclones quickly took control again and pulled out into the lead. Although they led the en tire game, the outcome was never certain. Leading the victorious Juclones was their husky captain, Dawson, with 13 points. For the Quakes, it was Jenkins and Howell with 10 and 8 points, respectively. (By Betty Daughety] Do you live in the house where the blue light shines from no where? Well, read on! You may experience this sometime. Mary and her sister, Ann, had been planning for several weeks to attend a dance to be held at the recreation center. They both had dates and w^ere expecting to have a big time. Tonight was the big night and the boys were on time'for a change. On the way to the dance the boys started talking about the ing in. It seemed it had a story of ing in. It seemed it had a storry of ghosts about it and several fami lies had had to leave because of the unusual things which went on there The girls thought that the boys were trying to scare them and they thought nothing of it. Before going to bed Mary went to the kitchen to get a drink of water. She had just entered when she saw a blue light shining from the floor. She quickly turned on the light, but nothing was there. Mary called Ann and she also sawr the light. Both girls went for their parents but it had disappeared when they returned to the room. There was no way or reason for the light to be shining, yet both girls saw it. This story comes from a house in Goldsboro. Do you live in it? The next night you enter your kitchen, look for the blue light. Hood Motor Co. STUDEBAKER CARS & TRUCKS Midland Power Brakes HOTEL GOLDSBORO BARBER SHOP Haircuts - Shaves - Shampoos Williams Paint & Supply Co. — 206 E. 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