Oak Grove Holds Lead In Softball By JIM HOLSHOU8EK Oak Grove's defending champ ions moved into * tie for first place in Beene'a aoflbail leagua laat week *? they taok an easy 24 3 decision over the newly-form ed Recreatien Center team. (The latter club replaces the VFW in league competition.) Rain baited Tuesday night's opening games, aad action got under way on Thurs day night. Charles Taylor and George Kichardion hit home runs in th? first inning as the Oak Grave club took an early lead, but the Recrea tion club bounced back in the third with a pair of tallies. Leading by only one run in the sixth inning, Oak Grove broke up the cloae con test by exploding for 30 niaa. Eight home runs sparked the rally in the sixth frame as 29 men went to bat Jimmy Greene pitched the en tire game for the winners, while Bobby Watkias hurled for the Re creation team. Elsewhere in the league, the Presbyterians and the Baptists re mained in the three-way tie for the top spot as they took first round decisions from the Mountain Lion and IRC chibs. All other games were rained out and will be play ed at a later date. The Presbyterians defeated the Mountain Lions on Thursday even ing by a 13-5 count, with Rager Thomas and Bill Stanley supply ing the scoring power at the plate. The Presbyterians' new one-two punch found the range early, and when the smoke had cleared, Tho mat had hit two homers, and Stan ley had banged out two triples. Fast-hailing Frank KUar kept the lit. Lions hits well-scattered to gam his first decision of the new' SM?nB, Snow went the dis tance far the Mountain Lions and was the loser. hi Friday aighTs action, the Baptists loosed the IMC tmm, U-5, behind the pitefcln* af A. B. Crew. The Baptist* jumped Into a 2-0 lead in the first iltathg and were ntrmc bended as they took their first vktary against no de feats. Kelvin N orris pitched for the IRC and alaa hit a home run Ted Harnett and Stacy Eggers led the Baptist hitting attack with a homer and a triple respectively. V lie entire eosteot is a drizzling rain which washed out the other contest of the evening Resutts of the week (standings include gaaaaa through Fridhy) : Tuesday ? Baptists vs. P?Mn? ville, - rain; Methodists vs. IRC, rain. f Thursday ? Oak Grove 34, Re creation Center 3; Presbyterians 13, Mt. Lions 8. Friday? Perkinsville vs. Recrea tion Senter, rain; Baptists 11, IRC 3. Standings: W L Oak Grove I ? Presbyterians 1 0 Baptists I 0 Methodists 0 0 Perkinsville 0 0 IRC 0 1 Mt. Lions ? 1 Rec'n Center J 1 Reporters Move To Set County Burley Acreage In a few d JVs reporters will be in the field determining Burley tobacco acreages, it was announc ed today by Dwight Cable, County ASC Chairman. A slight delay has postponed measuring the crop due to the tact that photographs for' determining the cropland on the farm have not yet arrived. They are expected any day, and will be delivered to the reporters] as soon M they are indexed. Tobacco growers are asked to | ghre all assistance possible' to the reporters in order that a good per formance job may be accomplish ed. They are asked to show the reporter aH the fields on which tobacco is being grown, as well as other crops. It is their responsibi lity to assist in carrying the tape in measuring all necessary fields, and give whatever informafton necessary for complete perform ance. The reporter will make no com putation* in the field. Growers should not embarass him by ask ing him to do so. All, official com putations will be made in the coun ty office. Growers in excess of their allotment will be notified at once in order that they take the necessary steps to bring their acre age within the allotme*. I A letter coyering the perform ance work in detail is being Mail ed each grower. He is urged to fcQep this letter handy so that he may follow whatever instructions may apply to his farm. News From Willow Valley Section Mr. and Mrs. Drake Walsh of North Wilkesboro visited over the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Leo nard Ward. Mr. and Mn G. C. Wilkinson ?( Knoxville, Tenn. were visitors in this community recently. Mrs. Adrain Yates and children of Baltimore, Md. are spending the week with relatives of this com munity and Matney section. Miss Carolyn Hagaman of Sugar Grove visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Osborne Harmon. Mr. and Mrs. Baker Ward of Bethel spent Saturday afternoon vfsiting with Mr. and Mrs. Custer Ward. Here's to Your Health! DAIRY MONTH, EVERY MONTH, DRINK TO YOUR HEALTH WITH MILK . . . FARM-FRESH, FLAVORFUL, GOOD FOR YOU. ? ? ? Now, during Dairy Month, it'? time I* pat mora milk and milk products on your table. BnJojr cool, refreshing, nutri tious milk . . , delivered, at your grocer's. ? ? ? Help Yourself To Health LLSIDi DAIRY - PRODUCTS, Inc. . YOU* HOME TOWN DART S. Depot St H. C. Silvers tone News Items i Sunday risrtori of Mr. *nd Mr*. Ivcy Wilson were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moretz and childna of Meat Camp. Mr. and Mn. Blain Wilson of Boope, and Mr- Delano Hien burger of Guilford. !H. Mr. and Mn. Frank Moody Waited Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Greer Aft 8nnhy f^rk Sunday ilUfnooQ. Mr*. Clay Fletcher and Mrs' Honda Greene visited Mrs. Roby Wilson Sunday afternoon. H Mr. and Mrs. Burl Wilson and children and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fletcher visited with Mrs. Baxter Wilson Sunday. ;" Aunt Faaay Davis aad Mrs. Rom Lawrence are very sick at their borne here. Mr. Grady Davis of Cleveland. Ohio is visiting with relatives here. Fmpry ipcat Sat ? ? ' t- ? -?-a - _ w_. _ unny uigni wioi nrr oisvcr mis. of Granite Fall*. Mr*. George Thomas, Kn. Char les Wilkinson, Mr and Mr* Ralph Greer and Mr. Cicerco Greer were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Mitchell. Mr. Gnw iaaaea ?X Stoat Post fc.aMlMn.WiU Isaacs Ala* visiting them was Mr. Tom Perry. Those visiting Mrs. E. C Greene j Saturday night was Mr. and Mrs. Jack Colvard, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hollars, Mrs. Jim Hollars, all o( Vilas. Mr. and Mrs. Clay Fletcher, and Mr*. Rosa Isaac*. Mr. Bobby Greene spent last I week with Mrs. Jim Hollars of| DISA&MAl Harold E. Staasen, newly ap pointed Presidential Adviser on Diaarmamaot, recently warned against "one-sided disarmament," as he noted indications that the | "tense state of the ;] Mra. Gorton Nelaon of Lenoir ?pent the week with Mn. LllHe Thomas. Mia* Donna Wilaon apent the week end in WinatoiKSalem. Mr. Bobby Greor apent the week end with Mr. and Mn. G. C. Wil kinaon in KnoxviUe, Tenn. Mr. and Mn. Edward Wilson and Karon vMted Sandfly with Mrs. Floy* Proffitt M Meat Csmp Mu Charlie Lewis of BoeAe, Rt 2 will visit indefinitely with Mr. and Mrs. Van?n Castle Visitors last weak with Mr. awl Mrs. J. B. Triptett wore Mrs. R. L Wooten and four children, Mias Jo Ann Wootw of Furgeson, Miss Jeanette Mikeal of Millers Creek. 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