NOVEMBER, 1953
THE LINCOLN ECHO
PAGE THREE
SPORTS CORNER
Tigers Suffer Defeats
The L.H.S. Tigers were stopped
in their first two games of the
season. '
The Lincoln High Tigers open
ed the season with Rocky Mount
and were defeated 0-19.
The following week they were
also defeated by their arch rivals
“The Hornets” of Hillside High
School; both were non-conference
games.
The third game of the season
ended in a tie with Horton High
0-0.
On October 2, the Tigers played
Henderson in Henderson and
were again defeated 0-12.
The Tigers first victory came
when they defeated Warren
County Training School 41-0, thus
leading the way for future tri
umphs.
The Tigers’ last home game was
October 30th against Burlington.
This was the Homecoming game.
The games scheduled away are:
November 6, Creedmoor; Novem
ber 13, Raleigh.
Lincoln High Alumni
Several members of the class of
■’63 have decided to continue their
education by going to college.
Some of them are: Ola Mae Far
rington, our former editor, who is
at Hampton Institute; at A & T
College—Inez Alston, Bettye
Dooley, and Walter Jackson. Nel
son Riggsbee and Ross Farring
ton are at West Virginia State
College, and Johnny Goins is at
Virginia Union University.
We wish to congratulate James
Atwater who graduated from
North Carolina College with high
honors and is now at the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania.
We also wish to commend Isiah
Foushee who graduated from
Teachers College in Winston-
Salem and is teaching in Red
Springs, N. C.
Ernestine Powell
TO-B News Notes
Grade 10-B was very successful
in obtaining money for the Bus
Drive. Although this sophomore
class was not the winner of the
contest, we do not consider our
selves “losers.” We raised one
hundred and one dollars. On the
next drive our goal is to raise
more.
Ten-B is striving to be the most
self-controlled group in the stu
dent body. On the bulletin board
in room 117 is a good, fair and
poor conduct list. If you are pass
ing Mrs. Hicks’ room, go in and
look at our bulletin board.
Dorothea Merritte
10-B Reporter
10-C And 11-A
Make Progress
10-C and 11-A are making
great progress in class activities.
We have a definite program out
lined for leisure time during ac
tivities period. We elected the
following for officers and repre
sentatives: President, Floyd Ho
gan; Vice President, Bertha Hea-
den; Secretary, Delores Mason;
Assistant Secretary, Drucilla
Clark; Treasurer, Mrs. Frazier.
Student Council representatives
are: Bertha Headen, Carolyn Ho
gan, and De Leon Bynum.
Carolyn Hogan and
Sampi Atwater
Irene's Beauty
Nook
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Specializing in
Scalp Treatments
Look Your Best
Phone 9-6267
White Oaks Dept.
Village Pharmacy
Store
Opposite Bus Station
Drugs and Baby Needs
Free Delive-
Dial 9-39P'
Phone 9-2946
Carrboro, N. C.
J ohnson- S tro wd-W ard
Murdock's
Furniture Co.
We invite you to visit us for
Jewelry of all kinds
Your Home Town Store
Complete Watch Repair
W. Franklin Sireot
Service
Chapel Hill, N. C.
Murdock's Jewelers
W. Franklin St.
! Phone 9-443
Phone 9-2481
4-H Club Meets
The monthly 4-H Club meeting
was held October 8, 1953. Mrs.
Davis was in charge of the sev
enth and eighth grade girls. The
eighth grade girls are interested
in making skirts this year.
The following officers were
elected: President, Lillie Lee Per
ry; Vice President, Janie Ann
Harris; Secretary, Jessie Ruth
Farrow; Assistant Secretary, Ma-
lissa Edwards; and Treasurer,
Rosa Sanders.
Malissa Edwards
Assistant Secretary
Junior Girls'
Council Meets
The 7th and 8th grade girls held
their first meeting October 22,
1953 in Mrs. R. P. Bell’s room.
The discussions in the Junior
Girls’ Council were centered
around the cleanliness of the
bathrooms, and cleanliness and
respect among the girls. Mrs.
Barnes told the group to feel free
to discuss any problem with the
counselors. The counselors are
Mrs. M. D. Fulford, Mrs. L. C.
Hicks and Mrs. C. H. Barnes.
Lillie Lee Perry
For Quality
Meals and Groceries
— Visit —
West Franklin St.
Grocery
Phone 9-8876
Berman's Dept. Store
39th Anniversary Sale Men's Dress Shoes
Boy and Girl Scout Shoes Special $4.99
Children's Poll Parrot Shoes
Men's Shoes $1.99
Men’s and T.adies Raincoats
$3.98 and up $1.00 off
Reductions on sheets and blankets
Large table of cloth special 39c yd.
Get the best in milkshakes, ice cream,
and sandwiches at your dairy store.
Compliments
PETE THOMPSON
Dixie-Wholesale Com)>any