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Ready For Football
Seven Games Scheduled;
Coach Osborne Is Work
ing Boys Into Shape
Coach Sam Osborne at Millers
Creek is drilling 25 candidates
for the school's first football
team.
Needless to say that the Mil- J
lers Creek coach, a graduate of
Appalachian and who uses the
Appalachian T, has altogether
new material, because not one of
the boys has football experience.
Millers Creek school is still
looking for some games, and
does not have a complete sche
dule. The first game will be at
Taylorsville on September 16.
The 23 rd is an open date and a
game can be scheduled for that
date. The first home game will
be against Franklin high school,
of Surry county, on September
30. Arrangements will be made
to play most of Millers Creek's
home games at night in Memor
ial Park in North Wilkesboro,
using either Thursday, Friday
or Saturday night.
On October 7 a game has been
tentatively set with Cleveland,
but the place has not been fixed.
On the 14th Millers Creek will go
to Mountain City, Tenn., and on
the 21st will play Cove Creek
here. Crossnore will be the next
opponent here on October 2'8.
November 4 and 18 are open
dates and games are wanted for
both. Millers Creek will play at
Franklin November 11. Coaches
with teams who can fill the open
dates are requested to get in
touch with Coach Osborne at
Millers Creek. ?
In practice sessions to date
Coach Osborne has tried the
boys out at various positions in
an effort to try to settle on the
best combination. The backfield
candidates include two quarter
backs who show passing ability.
Clay Osborne and Benny Pierce.
Other backs are Earl Watts,
Beachel Snider, Ravaughn Ash
ley, Ronald Englebert, Tommy
Whittington, Ray Church. Can
didates for end positions are Jim
Lael, Dale Elledge, Hubert En
glebert, Jim Williams, James
Rhoades. Rex Kilby is center.
Out for tackle and guard po
sitions are Paul Snider, Paul
Wellborn, Willard Crane, Bruce
Crane, Glenn Church, Pritcharcl
Faw, Bill Kanupp, Bob Sebas
tian. Paul Porter and Jac Ue
Westheimer.
Although lacking woefully in
experience, the boys will prob
ably be as heavy as any ot,theii
opponents and may be able to
give a creditable account of
themselves during their first
gridiron year. Since school open
ed Monday additional boys have
joined the practice sessions and
7*
the number may increase to 35
before opening date.
Many of the squad will be in
school for at least two more
years and prospects are good for
football at Millers Creek during
the next several seasons.
: S 0 CIE T Y
Miss Sara Meadows
Celebrates Birthday
Miss Sarah Meadows, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Meadows,
of Pores Knob, was honored at a
birthday party Saturday after
noon given by her mother, Mrs.
Meadows, at the Community
House at Pores Knob. Fifteen
girls came to help Sarah celebrate
her eighth anniversary, and were
directed In games by Mrs. Mea
dows, who was assisted by Mrs.
Archie Anderson and Mrs. Bill
Carlton. Block ice cream was
served with pink individual
cakes lighted by miniature white
candles. The honoree, who re
ceived lots of nice gifts, had for
favors for her guests small pink
plastic baskets filled with candy
in pastel shades.
Mrs. R. R. Church
Entertains W.S.C.S.
The September meeting of the
Woman's Society of Christian
Service of the Wilkesboi'o Meth
odist church was held Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
R. R. Church having thirteen
members and two visitors pres
ent. "Our Faith", a clear state
ment of the Christian's faith, was
the theme of program directed
by Mrs. J. W. White, being as
sisted by Mcs. A. R. Gray, Sr.,
Mrs. Julius C. Hubbard, and
Mrs.* J. B. Henderson. Mrs. W.
M. DeBerry, the president, was
in charge of the business ses
sion. Visitors of the meeting
were Mrs. A. M. Price and Mrs.
J. B. Johnson, both of Richmond,
Va., sister and cousin, of the
hostess. Refreshments were serv
ed at the close of the meeting.
Social Calendar
To begin the fall season of
the North Wilkeeboro Garden
club a meeting will be held
Tuesday afternoon, three o'
clock, at the home of Mrs.
Guy Lillard with Mrs. Hoyle
Hutch ens as associate hostess.
'No Slot Machine'
Includes Beer Dealers
Raleigh. ? The State ABC
i Board yesterday extended its
| "no slot machines" ruling to in
t elude beer selling establishments
'as well as those selling wine.
The board, opening a two-day
meeting here, adopted ABC
Chairman R. W. Winston's pro
posal to prohibit the operation
of slot machines, pinball games,
punchboards and gambling devic
es in establishments where beer
is sold. Violation of the regula
tions would be grounds for re
voking the proprietor's beer per
mit.
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Thursday and Friday, September 8 & 9?
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Sunday, September 11 th? ?
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Monday and Tuesday, September 12-13?
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