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Friday, October 8, 1948 Members of Chamblee Family Hold Reunion Here Sunday, Oct. 3 The annual reunion of members of the family of the late Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Chamblee was held at the old home place, now occupied by C. S. Chamblee and family. Although the date was much later than usual because of the polio quarantine, attendance was good. After a delicious picnic dinner a short business session was held with Wisner Chamblee of Raleigh presiding in the absence of his brother, Edward Chamblee of Wil mington. Mrs. Carrie Lewis of Raleigh was elected president for the coming year. The first of these reunions was held more than thirty years ago. War has caused some breaks in continuity, but the custom is firm ly established, and the secretary’s work is steadily increasing with growth in membership. Hopkins Chapel News Hopkins Chapel or anized its B. T. U. last Sunday night. Offic ers were elected on Sunday morn ing. They are: Directors, Velva Pearce; Assistant Director, Edsel Martin; Junior Leader, Mrs. Leona Fowler; Intermediate Leader, Mrs. Leonard Gay; Young People’s Leader not selected; Story Hour Leader, Mrs. Ann Martin; B. T. U. is for Baptists of any age and we invite anyone who will to attend at 7:00 o’clock each Sunday night. We will also have preaching service on the second and fourth Sunday night at 8:00 o’clock. Our sick list this week is Mr. John Ayscue and Mrs. Allen Per ry. We hope they will soon be feeling much better. Hopkins Chapel held its baptis mal service at the Zebulon Baptist Church last Sunday afternoon at 4 o’clock. Those who were baptized were: Faye Blackly, Erlene Priv ette, Alma Doris Doyle, Dale Gay, Betty Ann Baker, and Jeanette Pearce. The church is going to sponsor a Barbecue supper on Friday night, October 15, from 5 to 9 o’clock at J. G. Bunn’s Store at Hopkins Cross Roads. Chicken and pig barbecue will be served. Mon ey made from this supper will be used to paint the inside of the church. Jeff Perry’s band will be on hand to furnish music while you eat. If anyone wants a ticket see Mrs. Willie B. Hopkins in Zebulon, Mrs. Polly Brannan at Hopkins Cross Roads or any other member of the Young Married Women’s Sunday School Class. Everybody is invited to come. Hopkins Chapel W. M. U. will meet next Saturday afternoon at 2:30 at the Club house. This is a very important meeting because offices are to be selected. Mrs. Mary Susan Patterson is ill. We hope she will soon be well again. She is in Rex Hospital. —Velva Personals A. R. House attended the Wake Bar Association barbecue picnic on Friday evening at a country club house near Raleigh. This was an annual affair for Wake County lawyers. Miss Matoka Pace, who fell and broke her wrist recently, is mak ing good progress toward recovery, though the wrist is still in a cast. Mrs. J. K. Watson and baby re turned to New Bern Sunday after a week here in the home of the C. M. Watsons. Mrs. Billie K. Hopkins is home recuperating after having been in Duke Hospital for an operation. Home from Campbell College for the weekend were S. G. Flowers and Rod Horton. Strong Wakelon Eleven Crushes Wendell , 24-6 The Wakelon Bulldogs, using their new deceptive T formation to advantage, trampled Wendell, 24-6, in a thrilling game played on the Wendell field Friday afternoon. Coach Jacob Smith’s outfit was led by quarterback Bobby Bridgers and halfback J. C. Liles in its first game of 11-man football since pre war years. Wakelon put its power to work early when Mangum returned the opening kickoff 40 yards to the Wendell 25 yard line. Three line plays netted five yards to the twen ty, w’here Bridgers faded back and passed to Mangum for the first touchdown. The kick for the point was wide and Wakelon led after four minutes, 6-0. Joseph Passes for Score Joe Joseph carried the attack for Wendell as they pushed across for a score without losing the ball after Wakelon had kicked off. From the Wakelon 48 Joseph made a first down on the Wakelon 35. Three more runs by the elusive Joseph placed the ball on the Wakelon five, where he passed to Hubert Pittman to tie up the score. He was stopped at the line of scrim mage on the try for extra point. Wakelon’s second score came af ter a sustained march from their own 29 yard line following the kickoff. A pass from Bridgers to Liles put the ball on the Wakelon 32. Greene picked up two yards and another Bridgers to Liles pass was good for 27 yards to the Wen dell 39. Lloyd made three, and Bridgers, on a quarterback sneak, made a first down on the Wendell 26. Greene picked up one yard, and then Bridgers passed 25 yards to Brantley for the score. The pass for the extra point was batted down and Wakelon led, 12-6. Second Half Opportunity Wakelon missed a scoring op. portunity early in the second half when Joseph made a bad punt from his 29, which was returned to the Wendell 31. Bridgers passed to Liles on the Wendell 19, and another pass took it to the 14. Bridgers bucked through to the 12, and fullback Jimmy Greene made a first down on the Wendell 8 yard line. An offsides penalty set the ball back to the 12, but Greene bulled up to the 8 after a pass was no good. On las down, Brid gers ran around right end to the one yard line before being hauled down. Led by versatile Joe Joseph, Wendell carried the ball from the WENDELL THEATRE Sunday Shows 3 & 9 P. M. Weekday Shows 3:30 & 7:15 P. M. Adm. 15 & 35c THURSDAY and FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7-S Eddie Albert Gale Storm The Dude Goes West Also News and Cartoon SATURDAY, October 9 Allan Lane Bob Steele Bandits of Dark Canyon Zasu Pitts Slim Summerville Niagra Falls Chapter No. 11 TEX GRANGER SUNDAY and MONDAYTOctober 10-11 Bing Crosby Joan Fontaine The Emporer Waltz Also News and Cartoon TUESDAY, OCTOBER, 12— Robert Stack Ann Rutherford Richard Dix Bandlands of Dakota WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, Tim Holt Jennifer Holt Arizona Ranger Kirby Grant Ken Trietsch Song of Idaho CHAPTER NO. 1 DANGERS OF CANADIAN MOUNTED % The Zebulon Record one to their own 40 yard line where they were forced to punt, and the punt was returned ten yards to the Wakelon 44. J. C. Liles ran wide around left end to the Wen dell 44 for a fijst down. Bridgers passed to Robert Kitchings for an other first down on the Wendell 21, but Wakelon lost the ball on downs as the third quarter ended. Fumble Sets Up Score From the 19, Joseph broke away for a 24 yard run around end to the Wendell 45, where he fumbled as he was tackled. The ball was recovered by Wakelon. Brantley picked up 8 yards and Bridgers made a first down on the 32. On fourth down J. C. Liles ran 12 yards to the Wendell 18. He took a pass on the 12, and in two tries Bridgers pushed to the Wendell five for a first down. Brantley ran to the three. Privette shifted from center to the backfield at fullback, and Brantley changed from end to snap the ball for the touchdown play, which baffled Wendel com pletely as Liles ran around left end to score standing up. Privette Scores from Center The final Wakelon touchdown came when Dan Privette broke through to block a Wendell punt on the Wendell 35 yard line, re covering the ball to run for the score. The run for the extra point was smothered, and Wakelon won the game, 24-6. In first downs Wakelon led 9 to 4, which is a good indication of the .comparative strength of the teams. For Wakelon, Bridgers turned in a good game at quarterback, and halfback J. C. Liles proved to be the fastest man on the team as he picked up yardage on wide end runs. In the line, which stood up beautifully in protecting the pass er and screening the T, big Dan Privette led the way on offense and defense at center. Dr. Chas. E. Flowers Physician and Surgeon Office Phone 3311 Residence 3901 Irby D. Gill Attorney and Counselor at Law Dr. G. S. Barbee Physician and Surgeon Office Hours 9 a.m. - 12 noon 2 p.m. - 5 p.m. —7 p.m. - 8 p.m. Telephone 4011 che A smo&ng'Camtk/ j | • Yes, in this test, hundreds of men and women R smoked Camels —an average of one to two packs a J-Yj/*. day —for 30 days. Each week their throats were ex amined by noted throat specialists —a total of 2470 Jjl examinations—and these doctors found not one single case of throat irritation due to smoking Camels. 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