Andrews Downs
Franklin 14-0
ANDREWS ? The Andrews high
school football team in its initial
game of the season turned back
ihe Franklin team on the latter's
field on Friday night before an
estimated 800 spectators by a score
ot 14-0. The Franklin Panthers
came to the game without the ser
vice of their biggest star, the lat- j
ter being on Coach Atkins' injured
2ist But in any event, with the |
drive and power shown by the
Andrews players, they would hard
ly have been denied victory.
The 14-0 score fails to tell the
complete story. At half time An
drews was on the Franklin 9-yard
line. After the first five minutes
of play in which Franklin made
two very fine kicks and Andrews
made two very poor ones, the
vinner seemed not in doubt The
running of Sam buzz-bomb) Webb
was exceptional He first took a
thrilling rocket dash of 30-yards
in the second period that brought
the ball to the Franklin 3-yard
tine. which he carried over on the
n ?\t play. In the third period
Webb look another 70-yard trip.
; slowing only when he passed the
I shadows of the goal posts.
The Vndrews line was outstand
ing and was too much for the
Panthers for 60 grueling minutes
Karl Parker carried the ball for
the first extra point, and Joe
Womack look ;i pass from Parker
for the second extra point. Getting
awa> for some f:ne runs also was
Wilson. Butler, in the backfield.
and Chnst> and Marr. were excel
lent in the line.
The whole Andrews team played
jTood footba and thereby reflect-!
cd credit on their coach. The I
Wildcats m;uif -line first downs
to three for the panthers.
Andrew > : i ? ? x ? Mine is with Hob
b.nswll.' >n I i.iy night. Sept em- i
ber -4 K'?bb:nsville. The first
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\ndrews Personals
Jerry Ledford is able to be out
again after undergoing an opera
?;on for appendicitis in the Kodda
\ an Gorder hospital.
Mr and Mrs. W. B. Snyder and
?hildren. Billie. Jimmie and
Sandra, of Oak Ridge. Tenn., spent
';M week-end with Miss Daisy
ilattlc.
Lt. and Mrs. A1 Swan and daugh
' l1 r . Mary Elizabeth, left the first
?f the week for Durham. Lt.
- van will continue his education
:t the University, Chapel Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Jordan left
recently for the University of
Georgia. Athens, Ga Jimmie
Lang, brother of Mrs. Jordan, who
had been visiting there returned
; 1 >o to the University of Georgia
to continue his education.
Mr and Mrs Grady Kephart
tiul daughter. Mary Anne, of
Charlotte, spent last Friday night
? the Terrace Hotel Mrs. Kep
1 -.art is the former Corona Glenn
who resided in Andrews for several
\ c.i iv.
Mrs Sam Williams and son.
?'aki recently visited Mrs. Wil
liams' son and family. Mr. and
\Irs Howard Williams, of Conover.
Those attending the District
Meeting of the Federated Woman's
C i;bs held in Murphy last Satur
lay were: Mrs. Henry Trotter,
^resident of the Konna-heeta Club.
Mrs I B Hudson. Mrs. Wade
Reei i Mrs I. B \ichols, Mrs.
u th Forsythe and Miss Polly
H rks from the K;>nnaheeta Club.
Kepresentatives ot the .Junior
v iman's Ciubs wen Mrs. Charles
Walki president. Mrs. Hazel
\bernathy. Mrs. Carol Day. Mrs.
. felen Dupree.
Konnaheeta Club
Has Picnic Supper
WDREWS The Konnaheeta
ilub held its first meeting of the
w year with a picnic supper at
t!i ? Brown-Christy picnic grounds
1 1 Thursday evening. September
1(> Hostesses were: Miss Gladys
?"hristy. Mrs Margaret MeCraney.
Mr.-. Henry Trotter. Mrs. Galusha
t'ullium. Mrs Lucy Laughter.
Mrs A B Chandler. Jr. Miss
Polly 11 irk
At the conclusion of the supper
Mrs IL'iiry Trotter, president,
presided over a short business ses
:i New members were welcom
l into the club. Hostesses for
euh meeting for the year were
elected and programs were also
arranged.
C ARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our best
wishes and appreciation to our
many friends and neighbors for
?he kindness shown lis during the
:llne>s and death of our mother.
A G. Thompson and family
Route 2
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own- Extension telephones can m
ipanv has ?sta"ef' homes without delay.
i vans to his ron'y to ca" telephone Busine;
Not onlv is/ Orders f?r rnain telephone sen
take care of somet'mes delayed because of shor,
hout the citf centl'al office and other equipment,
is rates ar| are not involved in the installation of
o reasonable sion telephones. That's why you can
p? and is still get extens'on telephones, thoue^ '*
ist of patrons! sti11 ,be delays in *uniish?
concerns andVseiJic?;
ho want long . , there -
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is no need to wait longer ?u en jo.
..e greater comfort, protection and conven
asiness ience that an extension telephone bv
his^fathpr' or other easy-to-get-to place v""
boyhood! the tel*Ph?? Busine*? -
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^iace will afford. Call
..siness Office today.
throughout the city and terr'
-us and rates are most reason?v'
i day to that he has built ?
whom Mr. W*"
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RANGER
I Mr. and Mrs. Jim Evans spent
i Sunday with Mrs Mason
G B. Fox was a visitor in this
community recently
Mrs C. B. Hedrcik and son of
Oak Ridge. Tenn. spent part of
. ii.t week with her grandparents.
.\:r. and Mrs. (' M Sneed
Mr and Mrs. K F Merritt of
Murphy visited in this section last
Saturday.
M. and Mrs. Hoyt Kilpa trick
and children spent Sunday after
noon visiting in Copperhill.
Mrs. P. II. Hughes and son spent
Friday in Murphs
Mr. and Mrs. C K Moffat and
son visited Mr>. Moffat's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A Sneed at
Cleveland. Tenn . recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Nichols of
Oak Ridge. Tenn . spent the week
end with her mother. Mrs. Iduma
Ha i toy. recently.
Suit
.Mrs. Lenell Keenum and family j
oi Gastonia spent the past week
\?ith Mr. Keenum's parents, Mr
and Mrs. .). W. Keenum
Claude Payne and family spent |
the week-end with Mr Payne's
parents. Mr. and Mr- O. C. Payne. 1
The West Liberty association '
will mee I with Friendship Baptist
Church on October 1.
Miss Kathleen Keenum spent j
;:ie week-end with her parents.
V.. and Mrs. R. L Keenum.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Anderson
Wi';,> visitors at Suit Sunday eve-'
)iing.
Haden Crow was a visitor at
Suit over the week-end.
Unaka
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brannon and
Mrs. Sarah Ann Brannon of
Moorcsville visited at Unaka over
the week-end.
Mrs. Reba Jenkins and chil
dren. Jackie. Dannie and Linda
?vturned to Akron. Ohio. Saturday
alter visiting Mrs. Jenkins" parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kilby of
Unaka.
Mr. and Mrs Stanley Coleman
rnd daughter. Sue. and J. T.
Kilby spent the week-end at
Unaka.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Roberts of
Hickory visited Mr. Roberts'
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Blake
Roberts, over the week-end.
Mrs. Marv Moore
Mrs. Mary Moore, 94. died at
Lor home in Hayetville early Sun
! day morning. She had been a
nit mber of the Methodist chureh
!.>r 80 years.
Funeral services were held Mon- j
ci;iy afternoon at 2 o'clock at ?
Itayesville Methodist church with i
trie Rev. E. K. Davis officiating. 1
Burial was in the Methodist ceme- !
tery with Ivie funeral home in
charge.
I She is survived by two sons. W. 1
Moore of Swanee. Ga., X. M.
Moore of Decatur, Ga.. and one
daughter. Mrs. Lura Garrett of \
Blairsville. Ga., 10 grandchildren
and a sister, Mrs. Lou Ellen Reeves I
of Leicester, who is 91 years of age. ;
Pallbearers were grandsons: J
James O. Paul B. William and
John Moore, Tyson Cathey and j
I kowe Kdd Brogdon.
River Hill
;
Mr and Mrs. Lester Williamson
left for Clover, S. C., Sunday,
where Mr. Williamson will be em
ployed in a cotton mill.
William Allen visited his daugh
ter. Opal Williamson, recently. I
Miss Irene Williamson is at home |
now after having an operation for !
appendicitis at Petric Hospital in
Murphy on August 29.
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Baine and j
three children, M r. and Mrs. ,
Young llamby and two children. 1
Mrs. Mary Brown, Mr. and Mrs. '
Grady Williamson and three chil- \
dren. Lawton Murphy, Harry
Payne, and Loretta Williamson
were Sunday guests of Miss Irene i
Williamson.
Jason Baine. Clyde Williamson
and son. Lester, made a business
trip to Copperhill, Tenn.. Satur
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Adams and
two children of Patrick spent Sun
day night with their uncle. Clyde
Williamson.
Mr. and Mrs. Loranzo Caldman
visited their niece. Mrs. Gillie j
Williamson, recently. i
Miss Lorene Williamson is work- :
ing at Clover. S. C.
The North Carolina corn crop
this year is expected to yield about
74 million bushels ? 13 per cent
above the 1947 crop and 45 per
cent more than the average for
the previous ten years.
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