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THE BEAUFORT NEWS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16,
FOOTBALL
Continued from page one)
long drive put the oval on the 4 from
where Hassell lugged it over. Extra
point failed. Hassell sped 50 yards
to the 10 and after 9 was picked up,
Brooks rammed over from the one.
Again conversion failed. The third
quarter ended 32 to 0. It became 38
to 0 when Brooks passed 10 yards ov
er the goal to Hassell. Extra point
failed. Brooks intercepted a Farm
ville heave on their 30 and prompt
ly sped to six more points. Levi Bev
eridge was called out of the line and
plunged across for extra point to end
scoring for the day 45 to 0.
Beaufort piled up 14 first-downs
to three for the visitors.
Beaufort started a veteran versatile,
fast and elusive backfield composed
of Gray Hassell, quarter; Frank Rice
and George Brooks, halves; David
Beveridge, full. The line had James
Cardwell and Ed Potter, ends; Chas.
Hamilton and Harry Tyler, tackles;
Levi Beveridge and Ernest Conwav.
puards; Richard Chad wick, center.
Reserves used last Friday (and
some for the first time) were: John
Skarren and George Snooks, back?
Robert Hill, West Taylor, Frank
Robinson, William Thomas, William
Gillikin, Rollin Lewis, William Allen.
Junior Weaver, backs.
Beaufort's blocking was something
beautiful to behold in this game. J.
ugiesby, C. Modlin, R. Modlin and E.
Aioye were best for Farmville.
the cooperative movement was evi
denced this week in a number of re
quests from fishing communities in
which Chapters have not been forrn-
jed asking representatives of the or
'ganization to aid in setting up Chap
iters in those communities. Every ef
fort is being made to extend the or
ganization into these communities as
j rapidly as possible. From a nucleus
of 500 North Carolina fishermen.
representing the present membership
jof the organization, the organization
.contemplates a gradual expansion
paralleling sales and consumption de
velopment. Sales development has been under
way in western North Carolina dur
ing the past thirty days with special
attention being devoted to fresh meat
markets and groceries in which sea
foods have not been featured. Re
sponse has not been Dhenominal but
a number of new seafood dealers have
been developed all of which will eon-
tribute materially to the annual pro
duction of seafoods for North Caro
lina fishermen.
While not ready t0 enter into full
production The Fisheries organiza
tion is working dav and ni?ht tn Mm.
plete the storage facilities and the
cannery in order to be of eery ser
vice possible to its membership.
'in feeble health since October 1934
when be was stricken with paralysis.
Rev. A. P. Stephens pastor of the
church conducted the services, with
jinterent being made in Bay View
cemetery.
Mrs. Matilda Willis, his widow,
survives and three sons, Lacy, Claud
'and Hubert each of Morehead City,
'also one sister survives, Mrs. Hettie
Ann Willis of Florida.
J Active pall-bearers at the funeral
Vere: Dave Guthrie, Charlie Willis,
; Walter Guthrie, Joe Guthrie, W. H.
j Lewis and Tobe Guthrie. Mr. Willis
was a fisherman. He was born on
what is called Bell's Island in thi3
; county the son of the late Jchn and
IoHy Ann Willis.
from the home of the parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. Skarren at 3 o'clock
or of St. Paul's church conducted the
last rites.
October 9, at 11:45 a. m. The parents
survive. Interment was made in tha
today. Rev. Lawrence enwick, pas- The child died Wednesday morning Episcopal cemetery.
I HARRY LEE SKARREN
! Funeral services for little Harrv
.Lee Skarren, age four years, three
months and 14 days, were conducted
N. C. FISHERIES
(Continued from ptge one)
its of the organization automatical
ly assures them of the maximum prof
it to be derived from their catches.
That fishermen generally are be
ginning to think more seriously of
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THIS WEEK'S
Obituaries
ABRAM WILLIS
Funeral services were cimtSaetM
Tuesday afternoon at the M E.
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