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THTjreDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1938
10 BBS
John Legwin is Winner.
FORD V-8: Now five inches
longer from bumper to
bumper. Roomier bodies
more luggage space. New
styling. Hydraulic brakes.
Scientific soundproofing.
Triple-cushioned comfort. 85
or 60 hp. V-8 engine.
Priets begin at. . . .$584
ford V-8 Tudor Scdaa: with 60-p. mqIm. $624 -with 85-hp, gin. $664
DE LUXE FORD V-S: Pro
Tides all the basic Ford fea
tures, with extra luxury.
Remarkable amount of
equipment included in
price. Hydraulic brakes.
85-hp. V-8 engine. Sets a
new high for low-priced
cars in appearance and
performance.
Prices begin at. . .$684
Do Loxo Fprd V-8 Fordor Sedan $769
AN THE 1EW
MERCURY 8
for 1939
one game-
Post-Dispatch L.
Minor T. Hinson
Atty. Chas. Allen, Hamlet
Mrs. W. S. Thomas
Leo Morse
The Morevry V-8 Towa-Sodoo $934
The new cars in the Ford Quality Group
for 1939 give you a hroad choice. Whichever
you choose, whatever you pay, you7 get top
value for your money. That is tajue of the lowest
priced car or the highest. All have one impor
tant thing in commoninherent quality.
- Their quality comes from fine materials,
precision workmanship, and frbm'the fact that
back of these cars is tne only automonne piani
MERCURY 8: An entirely
new car. Fits into the Ford
line between the De Luxe
Ford and the Lincoln-Zephyr.
Distinctive styling. 116-inch
wheelbase. Unusually wide
bodies. Remarkably quiet.
Hydraulic brakes. New 95
hp. V-8 engine.
Prices begin at... $894
of its kind where production processes are
controlled from iron ore to finished car and
savings passed along as extra value.
Things are happening in the automotive
world this year! Nowhere is the advance more
marked than in the-Ford Quality Group. See
our dealers before you buy any car at any price.
Delivered fa Petrel taxes extra
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Excellent Garage Service. All parts of Fords kept in stock.
New Models and Very Desirable Trade-in Values.
WWtirtbn steet. Phone 139 Rockingham, N. C.
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Pictimre of a un crossomig f
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Locals Push Over Markers In 2nd
and 3rd Period To Down Hoke
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county Lads.
GamM Plaviul fin TTar
Sept. 30 Rham 13, Lumherton 7.
Oct. 7 Rham 24, Elise 0.
Oct. 14 Rham 19, Sanford 0.
Oct. 21 Rham 0, Hamlet 0.
Oct. 28 Rham 13. Wadesboro 0.
Nov. 4 Rham 20, Raeford 0.
Nov. 10 Rham ?, Hamlet ?
Rockingham high school's high
ly geared football machine rolled
over an outclassed Raeford eleven
here Friday, Nov. 4th, 20 to 0,
before a "Home Coming Day"
crowd of about 500 fans.
Captain Hubert Maples and
Leon McCaskill provided the
punch of Rockingham's offensive.
(joach J. Jr. Holton's cohorts out-
rl r vorl fViQ XT nla nnntv lads in
ell ten
first downs to Raeford's three, one
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ot which came on a penalty, it
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was the worst deteat the itaeiora
team has suffered this season.
Joe Norton, speedy halfback,
returned to the Rockingham back
field after a week's absence due
to an injury and turned in a bril
liant performance. In the sec
ond quarter Captain Maples
whipped a pass to Norton and the
45 vards over
the troal to give the locals their
first score. Maples attempted to
add the point through the line,
but was stopped cold.
A well executed lateral pa
in the third quarter netted the
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lnk their second toucnuuwu-
Aftor TnQT-riiner from their own to
T?a0,v,TvV Cant. Maples snox a
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pass to Meacham. end. who iaxer-
alled to Tutor. The seeay oacs
thp sidelines and
th o-oal standing up.
t i r,ciA r Mpacnam 1U1
lviapies pdoacu
Hie CAtia Ful"" .
Rockingham was neaaeu xv,
another touchdown three minutes
later. Tutor returned a -punx
to rtaeioru s Ti
. v 1 1 . u t innii iwi iiii inui.A w a
rpnter for b-ana men mcv , .
Mch.m on Raeford's Ben Ussery, Wake Forest
11 yard line. Mapies waa
j .orain and then two
o-rniinded. With the
feount fourth down and nine yards
to go, Captain mapies eiecicu w
run with the ban ana weavcu
his way to the two yard line for
a first and ten irom wnere ne
crashed over on the next play.
Meacham' split the uprignts wita
a placement to maKe tne scure
read : Rockingham 20, Raeford 0.
The visitors threatened twice
? v v,o f mirth ouarter. driving to
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the 7 and 11 yard line where the
locals braced and tossed tnem
back. So superior were the lo
cals that they didn't have to punt
a single time. Sharing backfield
honors with Captain Maples and
McCaskill were xuior, iuxi- -
i i .i.i-i jt v oKKo moxtatu wxifTP!" PROVES
and Mcmtosn. oxncKiauu. oiw,. f APTfinM
TnTin "R T-ptrwin. student at
i Duke, is winner of the $1 offered
by the Post-Dispatch tor tne one
predicting closest to tne tnree
state games played INov. otn.
There were 60 guesses. He
and Jim Fowlkes were nearest.
We first figures Jim had won, and
paid him the dollar; out a du oi
second figuring shows that John
B. was the winner and so he
also gets a dollar.
Pnr tViis Saturday, there are
a bunch of guessers to three hard
games: Carolina vs loranam,
Duke vs Syracuse and State vs
Detroit. Glance over the list oi
guesses in this paper.
For Nov. 19th, there is oniy
PACT THREF
at Durham. Make your guess
for that one just one game.
- And then in next week's paper
we'll receive guesses for . the
final games-r-Thanksgiving games
of Carolina vs Virginia, Wake vs
Davidson, and- Duke vs Pitt for
xtw 9Af Vi N TTnwe.ver- the guess
you are to send in now is for the
Nov. 19th game of Duke vs State.
Scores for Nov. 5th were:
Carolina 7, V. P. I. 0.
Wake Forest 6, V. M. I. 6.
State 0. Manhattan 3.
Jim's guess was Carolina 7,
V. P. I. 0. Wake Forest 14, V.
M. I. 7. State 7, Manhattan 14.
t,Oi Tawin's guesses ' were:
'.Carolina 14, V. P. I. 6, Wake For-
est 13, V. M. I. 6, State u, Man
hattan 6. He was closest to all
three.
VTh Pnst,Disoatch guess was
' Carolina 27, V. P. I. 0, Wake 7,
ov. itn, mere ia , 15
e that of Duke vs State V. M. I. 6, State 7, Manhattan 13).
t j - r Nav 1 2Vi dame.
$1.00 for best guess from Post-Dispatch.
Less Morse, Jr.
Tracy Reynolds
T. Berry Liles, Jr,
Archie McNair
Red Covington
Robert Lee Walker
Reese Hart
W. T. Stankwytch
Rip Tutor
Buddy Ivey .
Howard Stogner
Charlie Terry
Lyde White
Scott Thomas
James Fowlkes
W. L- Scales
E. R. Baxley
S. H. McCfacken
Red Hines
Richard G. Covington
William Stancell
Bruce Goodman
Hill Parsons
Howard Atkinson
Gene Poe
Caro. Fordham
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GUESSESxFOR NOV. 19th GAME:
$1.00 cash will be given by the Post-Dispatch to that
person who guesses nearest the games listed below, that
are to be played Nov. 19th: '
Fill in this slip and mail or give it to f'
and e will print your guess in next week's paper; write
in your score:
Duke
State
Name
I Address . . . '. I
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We've all heard 0that famous
brigethe one that some people
try to cross before they get to it.
Fret, Worry 85 Fear buil : it and did
a bad job. It's wobbly ... and it
fcevef gets anybody anyWhere.
There's .another bridge Confi
sl ence that is strongly engineered to
earry heavy loads. Confi dence sailed
rar pioneer forefathers a toss tre tur
bulent' Atlantic. ConGc ence helped
cur grandfathers exter d the stub
born frontier and mnde, ours the
strongest and most abundant land
-Rarrh todav. Confidence is' ready
-30W to take America
further still.
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Whitlev. Odom and Meacham
- ' m.
j were the standouts in the line.
Tiio lor.als sauared off witn
their arch rivals, Hamlet, at Ham-
. . .
let this (Thursday) afternoon ior
UTio-Fmirtli district title. The two
teams met earlier m the season
Coming to The Little Theatre for
4 Days Nov. 21, zz, z,
Thanksgiving
is only
two weeks off
riaTiv'si first feature-'
, If. i aaoann 1 "
teams met eamei m . - inrV, animated production,
at Hamlet with the battle e ; ; , the SeVen
in a scoreless tie i he locais definiately not an
were conceded a good chance of
avenging last year's deteat. rmusical feature is done in
squads were pronouncea m guuu tones of color, not in the
shape. The winner will meet the soft to n otf ,
winner of the Dunn-rlii sooro -r- - ahor. Each
game on Tuesday, Nov. 15th. " - " ;miiaite imposition
Dunn wins the game will be piay-1--";- ahldin: Each frame
ed at Raeford and it 1s film could stand alone, corn
wins the game will; be jayed . at of fdm coum ; the most
Hillsboro. Klizanetn ity, - ,ntin.
ner in the No. 1 dis , mereashe Dney short sub
Whiteville, champion in : Drict one -ontinuou3 : laugh
2, will meet aturu . finiah his nrst
Rocky Mount. , Uof-o presents all the elements
Rockingham Raeford reat entertainment: romance,
Yates ; . rathos; - suspense and humor. .
Strickland LT- Mclnnis Although the other established
. jonnsou -.:,- rharacters are an am-
Giles , crtW wbite' he has
Saturday was a sloppy
day first real rain in many
weeks. And we are ap io
have many more shortly. Are
you prepared? Are your shoes
properly repaired.' ii iu, --
o -titnli in time and i
take a stitch in our shoes.
We do them, ngnt win j
wait.
HUDSON SHOE SEOP
Across street from bank.
J&fc. . . Cttf qMwi nMttOe
Mr.Croskev LG
Odom v-
Share RG-
Stubbs RT-
Green , Koi-ntrs with human
Sinclair nfon tn be as real
Yarborough the audience as flesh-and-blood
- McDiarmid , '
Upchuruch
- Nothing Unusual
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MAKE THIS TEST
I nsiNK Bodweissr for Five days. 1
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I ON THE SIXTH DAY TRY TO DRINK A SWECT i
beer, you win want budweiser S
. flAVOR THEREAFTER. , g
Meacham RE.
Maples QB.
Tutor , HB
McCaskill HB
Mcintosh . FB
COP. I9SS. AHHUE-USCM. IMC
ST LOUIS. MO.
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SEAGO'S BOTTLING CO., WHOLESALER
JExpert Advice
Nora: "What's wrong, Johnny?"
. Johnny: "I-burnt my h-hand in
the hot water."
Nora: "Serves you right. Why
didn't yoil feel the water" before
you put your hands in it?"
Little Dorojny: a nere vyo .ana neip uw -
A friend who has his shirts) , e man ' called to see you j housecleaning. .
washed bv one of the local ladies don't like to refuse you," said
oT tbd who untO last her: "Did he hav ,a bill?'' the colonel "but I've 3ust re
wppV had been neglecting his TlrtWThv. No. pap: he just had ceived a. letter from your wile
A soldier went to his colonel
a .v f nr leave to go home
I itUU Of" " : , .
rrv.Q txras a j i,nin hia -wife witn me
bills, found the following note m
his laundry: .
"Dear Sir: You nave ow -jiioo
nrv-ttr f nr three weeks.
I suggest you pay it and you do
Dnrothv: "No, pap; he just had
a plain ordinary nose."
North Carolina ranks third in
saying that you are no use aiu
the house." '
The soldier saluted and turned
jNortn wiv,u-- " a in ttf w r At the door he stoppeu.
iu innome from crops, ana,. to po. . . aarm
I surest you pay it and Ih ith; total acreage amon ".' handle the
not pay it. Now if TOU do not nay, 20th. . .n th
1 1 r:' a?,.' CordiauV.' the State Department of A.cm,
.Mrs.' v : iHi-