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The Billings Years: 1956 ;S«« C? I'Cwtfinued From Paga 1, Section 10 r i'- ahead. , Tommy Thompson, high- I ly touted speed merchant, broke loose for the Virginians a feW ~ minutes later, but Downum roar ■- ed down the field to stop him on “f* the four yard line. Great Bridge scored anyway. Bunch got the Aces even after the half, but Dave Unser, who later went to Dhke ahd starred at end, broke away >on ton 82- yard touchdown jaunts It was then that the Aces proved they i were in better condition than their larger foes. A >Scorching . , victory march ended Bunch broke loose in the end zone to snag a Robert White pass after the game was officially-'* over. Bruce White added the extra point to cap the great 20-13 up set. Kramer returned to lead the Aces over Williamston with a touchdown and extra point placement in the season’s first conference game. Do#num got an 81-yard marker, and Bruce t White added the third to make it 19-0. Robert White’s reserve unit played most of the game against Beaufort as the Aces rolled to i a 51-7 win. Downum and Bunch each got two touchdowns, and Ted Hardison, Jesse Copeland, and Donald Roche notched one each. v Hopes were high as Billings prepared for another crack at Honey Johnson’s Elizabeth City i Yellow Jackets. Many observ * , ers believed the Aces had an excellent chance to grab their first victory in the series since 1949. Edenton received the opening kick and immediately began a march that threatened to rurr the Jackets out of Me morial Field. Johnson’s un canny luck proved to be decisive, however, and Kramer fsmbled ; on the five yard line. The fail ure to score killed Billings! hopes for another year as Elizabeth , City went on to victory, 20-0. It was the first time a Billings ' team had not scored in a game. Downum scored two touch * downs and Bruce White and Bunch one apiece the next week as Edenton demolished Tarboro 26-0. The Aces’ return to form was paced by Kramer’s bone crushing tackles that sent one I IB WH*IT MAKES YOU THINK HP L, uc AHO OeMewlßliß VOO WIU. VOOB WIFE HAS THE ■ “S, 1 * W AfcWAVS BE SWBSFIEP WORST SORT OF A W REMEMBERS >fe W.TH THE WpHefcWU. . SERVICE OF "RESERVE aft 1 M k \B' 191 -r-r.S. BROTFJTS ,/mITw si - SON COMPANY ll 9! BlrtuUd WkUkrw Tiger to the hospital. Hertford had a highly touted line, and their players constant ly reminded the Aces of it when they met at such places as Sandy’ Point Beach. Billings caught wind of their boasts and sent Bruce White plowing through their mighty line and keyed Kramer on star Tommy Mathews with bruising effectiveness to halt the Perquimahs offensive and hand Edenton a 14-0 con ference victory. ' White and Downum got the scores and Kra mer solit the uprights with his talented toe to account for the points. The Edenton line play ed magnificently to keep their conference record imscored-on. Ahoskie was beaten with sound thoroughness on a quag mire the following week. The Edenton line gave up two first downs to Ahoskie, and not mudh •nore to Plymouth as the Aces finished the season with an un scored-on conference record and another Albemarle championship.’ The Plymouth score, incidentally, was 62-0 in a game that re sembled a track meet. Sherwood Harrell was out with a leg injury and Johnny Speight played most of the game with a broken ankle in the dis trict finals against Scotland Neck at Tarboro. White crashed for i score and Kramer hit Over on with a 27-yard pass for an other as Edenton controlled the ‘irst half and led 14-0. The Scots ca*-ie back to tie it up late in the final period, and the Aces had to put' on another rous ing victory march to pull the game out. A wounded Bruce White slammed over for the winning score. Ayden reported to Hicks Field ready for an upset, and the bad ly injured Aces had their hands full. Edenton managed to con trol things and lead. 21-7 before Ayden went to the ajrways for another touchdown and threaten a third. The Aces hung on, however, and won going for a score at the final whistle. In East Carolina’s for a third time, Edenton met a “college team” from Wallace- Rose Hill for the eastern honors. Wallace scored first, and their line seemed to have little trou ble with the smaller Aces. Har- THg CHOWAy HEIUU.P, EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA. THURSDAY, JULY 26. 1662. well and Speight were still out, but Kramer .tetoSkned his pitch tag arm and tossed an H-yard scoring t»ss to Overton and kicked the extra point to put Edenton in the lead. Wallace ftose Will scored again, but Over- j ton intercepted a foolish Wallace pass ait the end at the half and galloped -ever for the' go-ahead score. Billings tore into his team dur ing the halt with his usual fiery ability, and they reappeared af ter the intermission With blood in their eyes. Downum scored in the third period, the line play ed fierce football, and Bunch and Overton continually snagged Wallace passes to kill scoring threats. The first of a spirited series ended ■ with the Aces ad vancing to. the state finals with a 20-19 win and another notable upset to their credit. Billings went after his second state crown in three years in Burlingtoh against Mebane, ’ a team very highly rated in the western part of North Carolina. When Edenton first got the ball, Kramer pitched a 43-yard pass to Overton and Downum rambled 41 yards to fiWish the drive. The suddenness of the score rocked Mebane, but Kramer came back with a 44-yarder to add more to the westerners woes. Downum raced for three more scores, one a brilliant 80-yard scampe’r, and, Kramer pitched to Overton for two more. It was Downum and Billings’ finest hour as they came home with a 45-6 victory and another trophy. So Bill Billings completed his, third year with a 13-1 record and a second championship. Edenton was growing in stature as the ruling power in the Class A ranks. Next year, 1957, would present new problems to Billings. He and his boys had twice heeded the call ‘Go west, young man.” In 1957 they would try to come back east and re- Ward the local citizens who had become the most avid fans in the state. The outlook was not bright, but Bill Billings never paid attention to outlooks. TraSklySpeakhg'j By FRAME ROBERTS J Movie Notes: The newest gent to portray Tarzan on the screen is ex stunt man Jock Mahoney. His first featured role was in “Tarzan Goes to India.” Some features to look for in August at the Taylor in clude Presley’s latest “Kid Gala had.” The Taylor is one of the very first theaters in the coun try to play this feature. They’ll also be coming up with Doris ■Day’s latest “A Touch of Mink,” co-starring Gary Grant. Who recommended Walter Pidgeon for his first good-sized role? Nobody less than Fred Astaire.’ Dana Andrews, in addition to his acting career, also owns seven apartment houses and has under construction 14 build ings in a new California hous ing project. Television comic Howard Morris makes his screen debut in the Kim Novak starrer “Boys Night Out.” Maurice Chevalier, in his seventies, but still tyith a most youthful ap pearance and outlook, has ten simple rules: Appease yt>ur ap- petite, work all day long, love your work, never sleep for more than six hours, live in the coun- j try, never get angry, always look ahead, give importance to j very few matters, smile a lot j ana sing most ot the nine. Jauk Carson agrees with most artists, , that it’s harder to do comedy • than straight drama. Tuesday Weld began her professional ca reer when she wasn’t even four years old. She worked as a model. Sugar Ray Robinson says that John Wayne is the best puncher in motion pictures. Don’t forget Lucky at the Tay lor every Wednesday evening. Participants have been having a good time with it. Closing Thought: The proses- ! sion of the player, like that of' the painter, is one of the imita tive arts, whose means are pleasure, and whose end should i .be virtue. Soft is the music that would, charm forever; ’ j The flower of sweetest smell is shy and lovely. —Wordswouth. I Legal Notices EXECUTOR’S NOTICE Having qualified as executor of the estate of W. A. Perry, deceased, late of Chowan County, ; North Carolina, this is to notify all persons having claims against the estate of said deceased to exhibit them to the undersigned at Edenton, North Carolina, on : or before the 21st day of June,! 1963, ; or this notice will bej ■ pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said es- i tate will please make immediate payment. This June 21st, 1962. W. A. HQLLOWELL, Edenton, N. C., Executor of Estate of W. A. Perry. June2l,2B, Juiy5,12.19,26c ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Having qualified as Adminis trator of the estate of Junius Norcom, deceased, late of Cho wan County, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons hav- , ing claims against the estate of! said deceased, to exhibit them to the undersigned at Edenton, North Carolina, on or before! the 28th day of June, 1963, or j this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. Ail per- I sons indebted to said estate will | please make immediate payment.; This 28th day of June. 1962. DR. J. H. HORTON, Administrator of Junius Norcom Estate. June28Jiy5,12,19,26Aug2 i ★ * Come On In .. ★ For Extra Savings ALBEMARLE MOTOR CO. MW used (« mm We're bulging at the seams with late-model’ used cars traded in on our new car 3-Star Specials! We’ve put ’em into shape and priced them to go! Come in ... take your choice... and save!!! 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Ju1y19,26Aug2,9 ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Having qualified as adminis -1 trator CTA of the estate of Ara belle Chandler, deceased, late of Chowan County, North Carolina, tnis is to notify all persons hav i ing claims against the estate of jsaid deceased to exhibit them to the undersigned at Edenton,; ' North Carolina, op or before the j 16th day of June, 1963,' or this ] notice will be pleaded in bar of ] their recovery. All persons in debted to said estate will please make immediate payment. I This June 16, 1962. VERNON AUSTIN, Administrator CTA of Estate of Arabelle Chandler. > June28Ju15,12,19,26Aug2 ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Having qualified as Adminis trator of the estate of Willie. Etta C. Smith, deceased, late of Chowan County, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons, firms and corporations having claims against the estate of said de j ceased to exhibit them to the i undersigned at Edenton, North (Carolina, on or before the sth j day of January, 1963,, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons in debted to said estate will please make immediate payment. This (June 27, 1962. JAMES M. BOND. Administrator of Willie Etta C. Smith Estate. Ju1y5,12,19 26 . NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND By authority oi a certain Deed of Trust executed by Henry G. Quinn and his wife, Mamie B. Quinn, dated June 27, 1959, and recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds of Chowan County, North Carolina, in DT Book 75, on page 286, for the security of a note therein de scribed, which is now past due, demand for payment having been made, the undersigned will offer the below described land ; for sale by public auction, for] cash, at the Court House Door in Edenton, North Carolina, at eleven o’clock A. M-, cm August 15, 1962, for the purpose of sat- ! isfying said note and complying with the. terms of the said Deed lof Trust, to-wit: I Those certain lots or parcels lOf land in First Township, Cho-,. [wan County, North Carolina, de scribed as follows: those certain [lots numbered 67, 68, 69, 70, 71,’ 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87 and 88 as shown on the plat of Pem broke Property (Property of R. D. Dixon) made by George H. Stuart, C. E-, April 15th, 1940 and recorded in Plat Book No. 1, page 11, in the office of the Register of Deeds for Chowan County, North Carolina. The successful bidder will be required to make good faith de posit as required by law. The ] sale will remain open for upset bid as provided by law. This, the 17th day of July, 1962. j WELDON A- HOLLOWELL, Trustee. PHILIP P. GODWIN] Attorney for Trustee, Gatesville, N. C.. Ju1y19,26,Aug2,9c j NOTICE North Carolina, Chowan County. Under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in a certain Deed of Trust executed by William M. White and wife, Marie B. White, dated the 17th day of October, 1951, and re corded in Book 63, page 168, in the office of the Register of Deeds of Chowan County, North Carolina, default having been made i« the payment of the jn -debtedness thereby Secured and said Deed of Trust be ; ng by the terms thereof subject r.j fore closure, the unders gner’ trustee will offer for sale at public auc tion to the highest bidder for cash at the Court House door in ■Edenton, North Carolina, at 11 A. 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Privott, Attorney. | Ju1y5,12,19,26 NOTICE OF SERVICE OF PROCESS BY PUBLICATION Slate of North Carolina Chowan County In The Superior Court Barbara Anne Burke Jones, Plaintiff, vs. Adron Beecher Jones, Jr., Defenoant. I To Adron Beecher Jones, Jr.: Take Notice That: A pleading seeking relief, against you has been filed in the! above entitled action. The nature of the relief being [ [sought is as follows: The dis solution of your marriage to Barbara Anne Burke Jones by j ohTmy ACHING BACK Now! Youcangett lefast relief you need from nagging backache, headache and I muscular aches and pains that often cause restless nights and miserable tired-out feelings. When these discomforts come on with over-exertion or stress and strain -you want relief-want it fast! Another I disturbance may be mild bladder irritation I following wrong food and drink-often set ting up a restlesk uncomfurtabie feeling. 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