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it, the appro was mamas 18, tench- <
era n, and in the men’s game,
pappas 18, and teachers If. We t
were surprised at how those “old”
folks could move around and han
fthat ball; 'specially to- Thom
who was high scorer in the
game. 'Course the teachers played
well too. hilt the basket seemed to
have an invisible Ud on it every
time Miss Barrett tried to connect.
It was a toss up between the par
ents’ cheerleaders, Duncan Wilson
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and Waita Howard, and the cheer
leaders lot the teachers. Mrs. Prid
gen. Miss Smith, Miss Grantham
and Mrs. Barefoot as to which
could yell the loudest. in all,
everyone had loads of fun and we
hear* it might become an annual
event for the P.T.A.
We surely have been missing
“Chatterhox” lately. Wonder what
is keeping Smpie Hall so busy that
hg doesn’t have time Jo write. Could
be he’s found one of those rare
species he’s always talking about—
an old fashioned girl. How about
it, Bmpie, is she your ideal?
Mbs Clifford?“ Where is Mos
cow?’’
B. B. Dixon: “In the barn with
Pa’s cowl*
Can anyone tell me why Miss
Barker pries everytime she hears
“Blue Christmas?” Kinds senti
mental, huh?
Which reminds me of the sob
bing at the movie last week. Therq
was hardly a dry eye in the audi
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enoe at the showing of "The Blue
Veil,’’ and it wag truly a marvtl
ous parformwice. 4mm Wymlta
deserves an Ojcar.
lalde Coat* telling diamonds. She
f«f right into the picture.
She is improving now and will be
back in tip-top condition soon we
hope. ,
Congratulations to Louise Brown,
the new FFA sweetheart With
such keen competition as Sylvia
Edwards. Dorothy Laughinghouse,
and Anne Horne she should be
proud of her title.
The Christmas Parade went off
quite smoothly Saturday night and
Dunn had K tremendous crowd.
The Parade Committee deserves 1
big hand for a task well done.
The Little Theater group was
mighty happy to see Drew Connor
in town over the week-end. He
says his heart is in Dunn. Wonder
who has it; could be Evelyn
Gainey?
Well report cards are out, folks.
Did you enjoy showing them to
your parents or were they that
bad? I wonder hqw many girls
and boys have to stay home during
the next six weeks!
Rain, rain, go away
And come back as snow.,
’Cause me, myself and I,
Want to see the show!
Pat Johnson certainly beams up
everytime someone mentions Wil
lie Branson. Now she is knitting
socks for him. He is really a
lucky boy to have a nice girl like
Pat to wait for him. I’ll bet these
boys in D\mn don’t like that a bitl
THIS, THAT, and the OTHER!
Let’s see, now. See what?
Seventeen more shopping days
left *tll Christmas.
*CA V Hi V/llliDbliiao.
Too bad Nancy Jemigan and
Aldridge broke up. Shore
were a cute couple!
E. B. Dixon, Mott Butler, Doro- 1
thy Uughlnghouae, Roger Stanley,
and Margaret Godwin were out at
Charlie’s Saturday night. E. B.
A are dping all right,
Rmbara SniPCS, you’re not worried
looking fierce after
the hall gable Friday night.
. * That gruesome character, Rudy
West made bp in English gemUR
Menup tmm. l> He > must read ridbrn
special sfn all the time!
pecember 13th has a meaning to
Several of iw girls and boys. Some
thing mighty nice is happening
that night. No, It’S not my birth
day; M# another guess.
Mr. Rurrage has been asked tp
p}ay in rnk hand'“for the Ice Ca
pades ‘ln Raleigh- He’s taking
tome of us each night to see it.
He has a (ew scats left, so hurry,
Rhfx&burry, and you can get to
go, too!
TbS class rings are here! Hoy,
are those Juniors happy! You’d
tne.lapels no matter how cdtd'lt IS.
You rhight e*en see a hole in a glove
so you can notice the ripg. But
Buddy what happened to
ftotoi Arkansas ypu syemed to have
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Womack Freed
In CkufSnii
In iJWjUiji
Os Assailant
A Harnett County coroner’s jury
found yesterday that James Roy
Womack fired the shots that killed
another Negro, Sam Allen McNeill
In self defense. The inqyest was
held at t(ie Dafford Funeral Home.
Five witnesses, including wbpi
ack, testified to the events that
led tp ‘the fatal shooting, Wom
ack, himself, told a straight Story,
and the rest or the testimony back
the coroner’s jury that
McNeiil had come tp the house in
an intoxicated condition and had
fallen against the heater. Womack
had pulled him away from the
heater before he was badly burn
id, but said he was mad because
he had fallen.
Scenting trouble, Womack said,
he had hidden the shotgun owned
by McNeill. McNeill finally left the
house, but soon came back. On fits
return he found the shotgun and
stuffed a shell in tfie chamber.
McNeill sat on the edge of the
bed in the house with the loaded
gun, Womack said, and when it
looked as though he was about
ready to‘fire the weapon at him,
Womack “beat him to the draw”
and fired four times. McNeill died
in the Dunn Hospital.
Deputy Sheriff O. R. Pearce, who
investigated the shooting, together
with Deputy Sheriff B. E. Stur
gill, told the jury that McNeill
had a bad record and had been In
frequent trouble with police auth
orities.
Police Warn
Shoppers Here
Dunn’s Police Department issued
a warning to Chirstmas shoppers «
today asking' them to be careful
not to leave packages in automo
biles while they are In stores,
especially in unlocked autoifto
' Usually at this time of year, there
Is need to be more cautious, eqiec
lally since many people-get care
less and leave exposed packages in
plain sight where they make temp
tation easy for petty thieves,
“Though the “ cars should be
lockedi” said Chief of Police G. A.
Jackson, "it would be a good thing
not to leave packages in cars even
though they are locked. Thieves
into locked cars
for guen items.
shoppers against leaving packages
aropnd on the store counters while
.purchasing items at other Counters'.
He said that this warning should
be adhered to at bjl times, but
Especially during the Christmas
shopping Season.
Chickens apparently don t pre
' fer bright colors. University of
Massachusetts testa found the birds
December issue of Country Oen
qrtaftn. ' 1 ”
. lost interest. Too bad, she’s q cute
! fW' .
i Jane Westbrook and William
. Moody are tnaling headway to Wtf
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, Sray*a»' pufr'yodr "sentiments into
>. words, some of the best music in
. the South!!
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eligibles around.
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Capt L P. Stephens Trains At Robbins AB
Captain Lawrence P. Stephens of
Dunn, ».'C„ reported for a 11 day
tour of duty at Fourteenth Air
Force H headquarters, Rdbins Air
Force Rase, Ga.
Captain Stephens began his mili
tary service in Junq IML During
World War II he served at various
stations in the United* Btates, and
also completed a tour of overseas
duty in the Indie-Burmm Theater,
where he was communications of
ficer lor the Airways Communica
tions Service.
Since his release from the service,
MS
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Her Mouse Too Cjose To Hjghway
MT. AIRY, N. C. W Mrs.
. Robey Culler thinks her house is
Jinxed. ’ J
The house, built near a curve
on the higHway, is a favorite tar
get for trbeks that take the curve
> too fast and come crashing into
• her front yard.
* “I don’t know when I’m liable
to wake up and find a trailer in
t Officers Communications Course at
. scott Anm, ft fn42.
s Captain Stephens and his wife, the
- former Dena Panos of Nashua, N. H„
f reside at 812 N. Ellis AVenue in
; Dunn.
bed with me,” Mrs. Culler said. .
Jhe state put up posts on the
curve.
“They kept knocking the posts
down faster than they could put
them up,”" Mrs. Culler said.
One car ran' off and knocked
part o fthe front porch off.' The
i driver paid far the damage,
i Recently a truck crashed into
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The December issue of Country -
Gentleman taPPft* that a farmer
in Menominee County, Michigan, -
believed so strongly in soR dog£ '.
servation that he recently gltf hlfc...
farm on a contract which provides
the buyer must continue th* soil,
saving’ practices. ....
The December issue of Country
Gentleman says a mechanical to-,
mato harvester is being developed,
by University of California engi
neers.
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the yard and overturned its cargo
of eggs. The next' month a truck
< did the same thing with a load
of candy bars. The next month
i came a truck with eggs again.
! “They gave me all I could eat, 1 ”
Mrs. Culler said. “I’m waiting for
>1 a truck full of steaks.” " *