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I Weldon's Tornadoes racked
K up their second conference win
in as many weeks here on
Friday night as they whipped
p an outmanned W a r r e n t o-n
I eleven by a 27-0 score.
The win was the second for
the defending conference champions,
who last week got by
the improved Mills High club
of Louisburg by a 26-19 count.
Led by a second-string fullback,
Ralph Blowe, Weldon
picked up 318 yards rushing
over the smaller Warrenton
club. Blowe, filling in ior injured
Lucky Mitchell, galloped
for three touchdowns and
175 of the Weldon ground
yardage.
: Warrenton, unable to gain
substantially on the ground,
never threatened but once?
when Sophomore End Herman
j Rooker made a diving catch
on the Weldon four-yard stripe.
Four pays later the Jackets
had lost yardage and Weldon
took over on their own seven
yard line
Warrenton gained 92 yards
on the ground and added an
additional 64 yards to tneir
total through the airways. Weldon
played the entire game
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Playing without the service
of their head mentor, Ik<
Davis, who was undergoing ;
hospital examination, Weldoi
moved a step further in thei:
quest of the second Tar-Con
ference crown behind the in
structions of assistant coacl
Jack Joyner.
Weldon took the openinj
kickoff after winning the toes
but after running only tw<
plays, fumbled with Warrentot
Rounds Being Post
Champion!
To Be Hel
Qualifying rounds for th?
champion golf tournament U
be helde in five years art
now being posted at the War
renton Golf Course.
The fall golf tournament fo
ladies and men and othei
flight matches will be playe*
during the month of October
Duke Miles, chairman of th.
activity committee of the War
renton Country Club, annount
ed this week.
Not since 1954 has the loca
club offered a championshi
tournament for both men an
women. That year Mrs. Mai
garet Williams won over Mr.'
I Helen Banzet and Jimmy Hai
| ris defeated Lloyd Cooke t
Deeome ciut> champions.
Mrs. Lucy Burwell was th
club ladies' champion for
number of years before bein
dethroned by Mrs. Helen Bar
zet in 1940. Mrs. Banzet wa
the club champion until sh
was beaten by Mrs. William
in 1954
Alpheus Jones was king o
the local links in 1929. Ton
Burton won in 1937. Lloyi
Cooke in 1938, Pett Boyd ii
1939, and Billy Peete in 194C
Pett Boyd regained the charr
pionship in 1941, but Grahar
Boyd crowned the men's chair
pion in 1942. Cooke won th
next tournament which wa
staged in 1953.
Miles said that the tournz
jment was arranged by th
1 activity committee which i
i composed of Mrs. Helen Bar
zet, Mrs. Ida Taylor, Raymon
Harris, Monroe Gardner an*
F. M. Drake.
I In addition to mapping ou
the tournament details, thi
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-grabbing the pigskin. Warren-,
{ton found the fumbling fever|
s was contagious and dropped |
s the ball with Weldon recovera
ing on the the Warrenton 38.
i Blowe and Senior Quarterr
back Johnny Wise furnished
- the running and in seven plays!
i- Weldon had scored with Blowe j
i cracking over irom five yards.
out. Wise ran the extra point
i across.
Warrenton took the ensuing
j kickoff and marched upfield
i i behind two first downs before.
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?jcommittee also arranged for a!
) I family night to be held on |
? October 18
-I A Hallowe'en Dance to be,
held at the club on October:
r i 31 wis planned by the commitr
tee members Playing at the'
i dance will be the famous com- j
be of Woody Hayes. Plans are ,
e also being worked out for a |
- ladies night in the near fu- j
ture, along with a younger;
set dance and a gala New'
.'Vuar'c
I Jackets, Norlina
; Both Go On Road
0 Trips Tonight
a
? Norlina swings back into
s action tonight. (Friday) after
e a two week layoff from the
, gridiron sport when it travels
to Louisburg to meet the Mills
j club in a conference affair. j
n Norlina. led this season to,
3 I two straight wins by the run !
nining of Sidney Weaver and the I
1 | blocking of Frank Perkinson.]
has yet to be scored on. I
I
n Louisburg has not had as im-:
i- j presive a year as has Coach j
e | Bob Price's Blue Waves. The j
s : Franklin County lads have only
one win to go with two losses.,
i- They suffered a 14-0 season j
a opening loss at the hands j f I
s ; Nashville and then were down-1
i-; ed in a conference affair. 26-'
d J19. bv Weldon.
over Spring Hope. 40-6, on)
t last Friday night. Norlina met
e this same club two weeks ago i
" after whipping Rich Square
in its opener. 38 0. to post a
46-0 win.
Warrenton. a team which'
has fallen twice in its three j
outings, will get left-overs
when it travels to Spring Hope (
tonight. The Spring Hope squad '
is a large team with a potential i
which has as yet not been
realized
Littleton, looking for its first
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I Registration for the Children's
Choir of the Warrenton
Baptist Church will be held today
(Friday) from 3 to 6 p.|
m. and from 7:30 to 8:30 at !
' the church, the Rev. John
Link, pastor, announced yesterday.
j All children ages 4 to 12
are asked to attend, with parI
ents, for the registration.
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attempting a pass which Weidon
intercepted on their 35yard
line and ran to the Warrenton
27.
Six plays later Larry Merritt
raced into paydirt from 18
yards away and came back to
jog across with the extra point
and give Weldoin a 14-0 lead.
Late in the second quarter
U'ico int (.wonlnH ......
ward Jacket aerial and after
a quick first down Blowe broke
loose over tackle and outdisurnament
nton Club
Enfield Whips
i 11 ic r
jays Oii-iu rriaay
ROANOKE RAPIDS ? Playing
what could have been his
last game for the Enfield Demons
he-e Friday night. Ray
Holcomb crashed over the goal
twice to lead the Demons to
an easy 32-13 Roanoke Conference
win over Littleton.
Holcomb, who may move to
Greensboro soon, will be hard
to replace at the quarterback
position but Marvin Adklns Is
tho boy who will try to .fill In
for the fine back who has helped
lead Enfield to a 3-0 record
and the lead in the Roanoke
Conference.
Littleton pushed across a
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riday Night
tanced the Warrenton secondary
as he raced 80 yards for a
touchdown.
Wise again called on Merritt
for the extra point attempt
which was good and which
gave Weldon a 21-0 halftime
lead.
Taking the second half kickoff
Warrenton racked up five
first downs with the pass to
Rooker being the key play in
the series. Weldon's defense
braced to repulse the Jackets
, threat and the game became
| a see-saw battle until the final
I quarter when Weldon took
I over on the Warrenton 48.
i Eight plays later Blowe scored
| his third touchdown of the day
i as he drove over from the
three yards out. The score
| was sot up uy a 21-yard end
i sweep by Merritt.
NOTICE OF SPECL
To be held on Tuesday,
STATE OF NO:
ON THE ISSUANCE OF
r OF THE STATE OF
i $18,891,000 STATE EDUCAT1C
IMPROVEMENT B
S12.053.000 STATE MENTAL
PROVEMENT BO!
S 1.500.000 COMMUNITY CO
MENT BONDS
S 500.000 HOSPITAL CAPI*
S 100.000 STATE ARMORS
BONDS
, S 4t>u.000 STATE TRAINING
MENT BONDS
! S 140,000 STATE BLIND
CAPITAL IMPRO'
S 500,000 NORTH CAROLTO
! S 250,000 HISTORICAL SIT1
touchdown in the final seconds
when McPherson broke away
for a 20 yard scoring run
around right end.
Jimmy Harvey set up the TD
with two completed passes to
McPhersan, one for 10 yards
and the other for five after
Murphey My rick had recovered
a fumble on Enfield's 36.
win of th'- y. jr will meet
Aulander tonight at Littleton.
The Jays were overpowered by
a 32-13 .score at the hands of
Enfield on Friday night. The
Jays lost their opening game
to Colerain and played Au
reuan aprmgs to a scoreless
deadlock the following week.
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| NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE!*
ren County that Governor Lut
, i dated August 13. 1959, has cj
, j be held in each County of th<
Tuesday, Oct
at which the following quest
' qualified voters of the State o
tj 1. Shall the State of North <
; behalf of the State by the iss
cational Institutions Capital Im
, I North Carolina for capital in
| cational institutions and agan<
(I 2. Shall the State of North 1
I i behalf of the State by the issu
' I Institutions Capital Improveme
II Carolina for capital improven
! stitutions?
! | 3. Shall the State of North
on behalf of the State by the
1 ity College Capital Improveme
' Carolina for grants-in-aid for
| provements?
i 4. Jftiall the State of North <
j behalf of the State by the iss
ital Improvement Bonds of the
, purpose of providing funds
I thrnuoVi ? i r> n -
I .... >?c uicuiciii tare i~oi
struction?
5. Shall the State of North
j on behalf of the State by the
Capital Improvement Bonds of
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Wgpl Gridiron
f/^Contests
Warrenton at Spring Hope
Norlina at Louisburg
Aulander at Littleton
Grid Results"!
Weldon 27. Warrenton 0
Enfield 32. Littleton 13
Franklinton 18, Gaston 0
Louisburg 40, Spring Hope 6
U, BOND ELECTION
October 27, 1959, in the
RTH CAROLINA
THE FOLLOWING BONDS
NORTH CAROLINA:
)NAL INSTITUTIONS CAPITAL
ONDS
INSTITUTIONS CAPITAL IMVDS
LLEGE CAPITAL IMPROVErAL
IMPROVEMENT BONDS
f CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT
I SCHOOL CAPITAL IMPROVE
REHABILITATION CENTER
/EMENT BONDS
IA STATE PORTS BONDS
SS CONSTRUCTION AND RES>S
J to the qualified- voters of Warher
H. Hodges, by Proclamation
illed a special bond election to
i State of North Carolina on
ober 27, 1959,
ions will be submitted to the
f North Carolina:
Carolina contract a new debt on
uance of $18,891,000 State Eduprovement
Bonds of the State of
iprovements at the State's edit
Mes.
Carolina contract a new debt on
ance of $12,053,000 State Mental
nt Bonds of the State of North
lents at the State's mental ini
Carolina contract a new debt
issuance of $1,500,000 Communnt
Bonds of the State of North
community college capital irnDarolina
contract a new debt on
uance of $500,000 Hospital CapState
of North Carolina for the
for participation by the State
mmission in local hospital conCarolina
contract a new debt
issuance of $100,000 State Armory
the State of North Carolina for
The Very
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capital improvements for the North Carolina Armory Commission?
U w
n shall tho QtntA nt North c?m|ina contract a new
on behalf of the State by the issuance of $48&00DState Tnto
ing School Capital Improvement Bonds of the State of North
Carolina for capital improvements at the State's correctional
institutions? ' m
7. Shall the State of North Carolina contract a new dobF
on behalf of the State by the issuance of $140,000 State Blind
Rehabilitation Center Capital Improvement Bonds of the State
of North Carolina for capital improvements at the State's
Blind Rehabilitation Center?
. 8. Shall the State of North Carolina contract a new debt
on behalf of the State by the issuance of $500,000 North
Carolina State Ports Bonds of the State of North Carolina
for Port facilities at Southport, Brunswick County North Caro
lina?
9 Shall the State of North Carolina contract a new debt
on behalf of the State by the issuance of $250,000 Historical
Sites Construction and Restoration Bonds of the State of North
Carolina?
The bonds referred to in each of the foregoing questions
have been authorized by Chapter 1038 of the 1959 Session
Laws of North Carolina entitled:
"An Act to authorize the issuance of bonds of the State to
provide for capital improvements for State institutions and
agencies and State aid to community colleges and for local
hospital construction, subject to a vote of the qualified voters
of the State".
Under instructions from the State Board of Elections the
registration books for this special bond election will open on
Saturday, October 3rd, 1959, at nine o'clock at the polling
places, and remain open until sunset on Saturday, October
17th. The various registrars in the county will be at their
polling places for registering voters on the three Saturdays of ~
October 3rd, October 10th and October 17. Those persons now
registered do not have to register again in order to vote in
this special election.
The polls for said election will be open from 6:30 A. M, y
to 6:30 P. M. Eastern Standard Time.
Dated this 18 day of September, 1959.
WILEY G COLEMAN,
s?.5-3tc Chairman, County Board of Elections
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