Elm City New
Foe For Bulldogs
Elm City is a new opponent for the Louisburg Bulldogs this
year and little is known about the squad. The Bears finished
last in the Tobacco Belt Conference last year with an 0-5
record. They had 1-9 overall tally.
The Bears have played the Franklinton Rams the past two
years. In 1966, the Bears took the Rams, 37-27 as they racked
up a 7-3 record. Last year, however, Franklinton gained some
measure of revenge in downing the visitors, 35-0 in the season
opener. The Bears only win last season came at the hands of
New Hope, 18-12.
Both Louisburg and Elm City played W. R. Davie last year
and both lost. Davie beat the Bears, 34-0 and the Bulldogs.
13-6. The Rams beat the Bears, 35-0 and Louisburg downed
Franklinton, 26-7.
Elm City was scheduled to play the Littleton Blue Jays last
Friday night at Littleton. Due to uncertainty of the school
situation at Littleton, the game was postponed when school
opening was delayed.
The Bulldogs are apparently ready. Only fullback Neil
McDonald is on he ailing list. He is suffering from an injured
ankle and it is unknown whether he will be at full strength by
Friday. There are no other injuries reported.
Light drills are the order this week for Coach Tommy
Twitty's charges. Game time Friday night in 8 P.M. here at the
Louisburg Athletic Field.
Israel Pays Debt
Washington -Israel has paid
the United States $3,323,500
in compensation to the fami
lies of 34 Americans killed in
the bombing of the U.S. com
munications ship Liberty a
year ago. Israeli officials ex
plained the attack resulted
from mistaken identity.
Testing Apollo 7
Cape Kennedy, Fla.-Three
astronauts, wearing space
suits, have made tests in the
Apollo spacecraft for the first
time in 17 months. The first
test was to practice getting in
and out of the craft. These
tests are for the proposed
September 20th orbit.
AUCTION SALE
SATURDAY, SEPT. 7th
10 A.M.
GLADYS M. ARNOLD
HOMEPLACE
At New Hope Hwy. 98-5 Mi. West Of Bunn
1964 Fairlane 500 Ford
1 Living Room Carpet
2 Bedroom Suites
1 Electric Refriferater
1 Electric Stove
1 television
1 Seigler Oil Heater
1 Dinette Suite
1 Livingroom Suite
Several Occasional Chairs
' y
1 Portable Electric Fan, On Rollers
1 Set Bathroom Scales
Also Assorted Items Including
Bed Quilts, Clothing, China And
Other Household Items.
ODELL ARNOLD &
GLENN PERRY -
CO-EXTRS
ESTATE OF
GLADYS M. ARNOLD
Bulldogs Get Ready For Bears
Court
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operating motor vehicle under in
fluence of intoxicating liquor. 60 days
in jail, assigned to work under super
vision of State Dept. of Correction.
Larry Dwayne Jones, w/m/27,
speeding, careless and reckless driving.
$100.00 fine and costs. N8tice of
appeal given. Appearance bond of
$200.00 set.
William Green, n/m, unlawful pos
session of whiskey; unlawful possess
ion of sale. Verdict: guilty, 90 days in
jail, suspended on payment of $200.00
fine and costs.
Fred Evans, c/m, careless and reck
less driving. Nol pros on payment of
costs.
Frank Young Yow, w/m/63,
operating auto intoxicated. Case to
abate due to death of defendant.
A knowledge of the past
helps understand the
probable course of the future,
if that will do you any good.
The extreme fashions
exhibited in today's fashion
magazines induce us to
suspect the female mentality
is overrated.
Scott
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teacher at Bunn High School and a
graduate of N. C. State University. He
is President of the Young Men's Class
and Sunday School Superintendent
elect of the Pilot Baptist Church. He is
chairman of the church's Recreation
Committee and a member of the Na
tional Park and Recreation Associa
tion.
Denton is married to the former
Diane Seymour of Franklin County.
Gay is a retired Navy veteran having
served in both World War II and the
Korean War. He is a deacon in the
Pearces Baptist Church. Gay, 49, is
married to the former lone Minga and
they have two sons.
Richards, Rt. 3, Zebulon, is a mem
ber of Pearces Baptist Church and a
member of the Zebulon Country Club.
Perry is also a member of the Pearces
Baptist Church.
White said other Precinct Captains
will be announced in the near future.
Rams Start
With Tough Foe
The injury-riddled Franklinton Rams take on a team they
have been able to beat only once in the five-year series when
they play host to he Red Devils of Oxford Orphanage at
Franklinton Friday night.
Plagued by injuries to key players, the Rams are expected
to have their work cut out for them as they meet a resurging
Oxford eleven. The Red Devils finished in a tie with Wakelon
for third place in the Tar River Conference last year. They had
a 3-3 conference record, downing Franklinton (38-0); Louis
burg (27-0); and Spring Hope (28-0). Spring Hope dropped out
of the conference this year due to consolidation.
Oxford finishedSthe overall season with a 5-5 record.
Franklinton won one from Sprja^Hope (20-12) and lost five.
The Rams had an overall recordVf two wins and seven losses.
They finished in a tie with Louisburg for sixth place in the
league.
Coach Jimmy O'Neal, who coached at Garner High School
last year and assistant coach Edward Wheeler, who coached at
Benvenue last season report that the Rams will use a winged-T
offense this year. Freddie Coats and Cliff Williams, two
all-conference players are back and O'Neal says "most of our
boys have at least a year's experience."
He also reports that he has "some good looking prospects"
from the freshmen class. "Even though we have a small
squad", O'Neal says, "We are looking forward to the season
with lots of optimism".
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with the latest put-ons:
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stolen from the boys.
A mod raincoat with
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Lacy, leggy, fishnet
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Shiny, thigh-high boots
and chunky shoes with nailheads,
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