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THE NEW BERN MIRROR, NEW BERN, N. C.
Friday, November 20, 1964
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HI again.
I spent last weekend in Kins
ton and ate crow the whole Ume.
If you haven’t heard by now,
New Bern lost to Kinston last
Friday. There was only a one
touchdown difference, but it
might have well been a hund
red.
Even If we did loose, I was
still proud of our boys. One
Kinstonian told me that he felt
New Bern had played the bet
ter game, but Kinston just had
the better luck. I agreed, not ad
mitting that I was a little prej-
urdlced.
Oh, I heard someone else
say that our band was extra
good. I didn’t get to see the
whole performance, but the
other cheerleaders said they
were great.
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Ginger Armstrong did a solo
twirl that was executed perfect
ly. Have you ever noticed the
medals on her uniform? I think
she’s won the State Baton
championship three or four
times. That’s pretty good for
a girl who Is only a junior.
Gosh, I’m always talking
about football. Don’t worry
though. There are no more
games until next year. Now I’ll
hound you with basketball. Kins
ton kept telling me to be pre
pared for another defeat. Being
the optomlstlc type, I just laugh
ed In their faces. Let’s go, boys,
and get them on the court.
Tomorrow marks the end of
a full year since President Ken
nedy was assassinated. It seems
like a short time In some re
spects, yet dreadfully long In
others. I really miss him. After
talking with some of the high
school students, I’ve found that
they feel the same way.
Most often, they express their
sadness for little John-John and
Caroline. Growing up without a
Father will be the roughest part
for the two small children.
LOOKING GLASS-
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unsteadily to the front of the
big auditorium.
“What, after all these
years,’’ asked Dr. Tory, “do
you remember most about this
occasion when you displayed a
willingness to lay down your
life In order that others might
live?”
The old man, broken in health
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OUTSTANDING—Norman Swindell, a former NBHS
star, has had a great year as signal caller and block
ing back for the East Carolina College Pirates, a team
that has won eight games this season.
and obviously poor as far as
material things go, hesitated a
moment. Then he said softly,
“I guess what I remember Is
that none of the people that I
saved ever got around to thank
ing me.”
Even as in Biblical days,
when Jesus healed the lepers,
man’s ingratitude had been
demonstrated many centuries
later on the shores of Chicago.
Real Estate
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Betty W, Smith to Kelly Mor
ton and wife, Eula M, Morton.
Property on National Avenue.
Leo G, McDonald, Jr., and
wife, Lillian E. McDonald, to
Malcom T. Bird and wife, Suz
anne C. Bird. Property in No.
6 township.
Charles L, Ipock, Jr., and
wife, Jessie F. Ipock, to Lyn
wood M. Ipock and wife, Carol
C. Ipock. Property In No. 1
township,
Gilbert Jones to Phyllis Jones
Pender and Carolyn Franklin,
Property on New Street.
Sheldon Belangia toHaroldH.
Rollson and wife, Beulah F.
Rolison. Property in No. 5 town
ship.
Viola Coward Jones and hus
band, Edward Cleveland Jones,
to Della Coward Lewis and hus
band, Henry Earl Lewis, Prop
erty in No. 1 township.
Leslie R, Sermons and wife,
Lucille H. Sermons, to Henry
Bland and wife, FlettaH, Bland,
Property in No. 3 township,
William J, Gaskins, Sr., and
wife, Marie Fulcher Gaskins,
to Builders & Finance, Incor
porated. Property in Green
Park place.
Pearl Jones Kornegay to
Jerry R. Kornegay, William M.
Kornegay, Elizabeth B. Kor
negay, Rosetta M. Kornegay and
Jessie R. Kornegay. Property in
No, 8 township.
James Albert Heath, Jr., to
Annie Credle Heath, Property
In Pembroke.
Virginia Smith O’Bryan; Effle
Smith Singleton and husband,
Hezekiah Singleton; Emma
Smith Hill and husband, James
Hill, to Emanuel Smith and wife.
Sara Smith, property in No. 6
township.
Gulon E. Lee and wife, Dora
Mae Lee, to Virginia H. Willis.
Property in Forest Hills.
Don E. Lee and wife, Dewey
B, Lee, to Richard C. Bagley
and wife, Carolyn J. Bagley.
Property in No. 6 township.
Virginia Hart Willis to Gulon
E. Lee and wife, Dora Mae Lee.
Property in Trent Park.
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Top Ten Tunes
In New Bern
This Week
1. Baby Love--Supremes.
2. Leader Of The Pack--
Shangrl-Las,
3. Last Klss--Cavallers.
4. Come A Little Bit Clos
er—Jay & Americans,
5. Rlngo--Lorne Greene.
6. Have I The Right--Honey
combs.
7. She’s Not There—Zom
bies.
8. You Really Got Me—
Kinks.
9. The Door Is Still Open--
Dean Martin,
10. Time Is On My Slde--
Rolllng Stones.
(This week’s Mirror pick
for a future spot In the Top Ten
is Gene Pitney’s “I’m Gon
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