Janiesville Cage
Schedule Listed
Although Coach Darwin McCai
iity says he is still trying to find
opponents for five open dates, the
basketball schedule of Janiesville
High School was announced last
week-end as follows:
pec. 9—Plymouth at home: Dec,
13—Plymouth there; Dec. 16—
B:th at home; Dec. 20—Belhaven
at home; Jan. 3—Oak City there;
Jan. 10—Be^r Grass at home; Jan.
18—Pantego there; Jan. 24—Beth
el there; Jan. 27—Pantego al
home; Jan. 31—Farm Life there;
Feb. 3—Oak City at home; Feb. 1
—Bear Grass there; Feb. 14—Wii
liamston at J^mesville; F«>h. 17—
Williamston at Williamston; Feb
21—Bath there; Feb. 24—Bethel
at home; Feb. 28—Belhaver
there.
Open dates »vhich Coach Me
Caffity and his teams would like
to fill are December 6 (tonight);
January 6, 13. 20; and February
10
With four of last year's starting
five graduating last spring the
Jamesville coach is having tc
[ build his team around such prom
! is substitutes as Buck Reason,
■Bobby S.Vyc.r.5 and Beard. He
| does not, naturally, hope *0 have
! the top-ranking team which the
jjamesviile boys produced last
season but it is expected that the
team this season will give a good
account of itself. Boys like Dor
man Gaines and Billy Brewer do
not come along every year and no
body knows that better than
Coach MeGaf-fity although he is
in his first season as coach at the
school.
On the girls’ team there are
l perhaps more good players back
than on the boy’s but in this, too,
McCftffity ha shis problems for at
least two of his top performers
will be out this year. Until a list
of the candidates is available it
will be hard to say where the old
ones have dropped out and the
new ones taken over.
Besides his coaching duties, Mc
Caffity, who hails from Edwards,
in Beaufort County, also teaches
I Math and History in the James
villc school.
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• BROWN ’N SERVE” ROLLS
MAKE LOCAL PREMIER
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“Brown 'n Serve” rolls, golden
! crusted and piping hot, will pop
from home ovens all over town
this week with introduction of a
revolutionary new “Brown 'n
Serve” roll baking process.
The development promises more
oven-fresh rolls for more families
tha never before. But at the same
time, according to Mr. Martin
Moore of Martin's Bakery the new
rolls will lighten the homemaker’s
mealtime tasks.
It's all because the new “Brown
’n Serve” rolls, as introduced here
by Mr. Moore, are white but fully
formed rolls all ready for brown
ing. The housewife merely places
them in her home oven for seven
minutes. They emerge deliciously
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crusted and ready for the table.
The rolls mean a new high stan
dard of eating for local families.
Packed in convenient packages,
"Brown 'n Serve" rolls will keep
ready for quick baking for several
days on a pantry shelf, two weeks
in a refrigerator, and for four
months in a home freezer.
Mr. Moore described the rolls as
one of the greatest contributions
to better living ever made by the
baking industry.
For years laboratories at flour
mills, bakeries, and other allied
industries have been searching for
such products. The problem was
to develop a baking method for
bakers that produced rolls to the
point of full volume and rigidity
without any semblance of crus1
color. Furthermore, the rolls hat
to have the same texture, flavo:
and aroma as rolls baked by uthe
methods. Finally a method vva
discovered that met the necessar;
requirements and the rolls wer
named “Brown ’n Serve.”
Mr. Moore reports that custom
ers who have tried his “Brow
Now Is The Time
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Bear Grass Lists
I School Cage Tilts
i With five games behind them,
i the schedule of games for the Bear
Grass school teams the rest of the
! season was announced yesterday.
An open date or two remains in
the list but it is likely they will
j be filled by some county teams
lit: -the- ;•..••?. ■
Principal H. V. Parker, Jr., is
coaching the girl's team while the
boy’s team is under the direction
of Professor James W. Sawyer
i who also teaches commercial sub
jects and history in the school.
After playing at home tonight
against Stokes High, the Bear
Grass teams will travel to Bath
next Tuesday night for a game
with Bath High School’s boys' and
girls’ teams. All double-headers,
the games are scheduled to start
at 7:30.
Oak City travels to Bear Grass
on December Hi for the only other
games scheduled before the holi
days. Mars Hill plays at Bear
Grass to open the new year's ac
tion on January 6. The rest of the
schedule includes: Jan. 10: James
'n Serve” rolls are highly enthus
iastic about them. So much so
that he plans to add a full line of
"Brown 'n Serve” baked foods to
the regular products of the Mar
• tin’s Bakery as soon as processes
for other food items are releas
; ed.—Adv.
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viile, away, Jan. 10; Stokes, away, j
Jan. 13; Bath, at home, January j
1.7; Oak City, away, January 20:'
Harrellsville, away, January 24;
Ffcrm Life, away, January 27;1
Farm Life, at home, February 3;
Jamesville, at home, February 7;
Lewiston, at home. February 14;
Mars Hill, away, February 17;
Robersonville, away, February 21;
Harrellsville, at home, February;
24; Robersonville, at home, Feb ;
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Tne governor of Kentucky has j
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Todd Crawford Day.” Mrs. Craw
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first successful ’.• 1-mir, d opera
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performed—December 13, 1309, at
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