Cheese Nay Be
Product of Seed
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The day may not be too far dis
tant when you’ll be saying, ' Pass
the cottenseed cheese, please.”
Scientists at the Texas Engi
neering Experiment Station in
College Station, Texas, currently
are conducting«research projects
to develop a cheese type food from
cottonseed.
Results obtained ti.jS far on the
cottonseed cheese are of a prelim
inary nature. Curds prepared
from (e/llonsi'ed protein solutions
actiiN’s!
tout
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were similar to the curds obtained
from milk. However, certain tech
nical problems will have to be
solved before cheese can be suc
cessfully produced from cotton
seed for use as a food product.
Present research work at the
experiment station is being di
rected toward the solution of
these problems.
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Green Wave Girls
Win First Start;
Boys Edged Out
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- Both Teams Slum Sifins Of
! Developing fiooil Offen
sive This Season
Basketball teams of Wilhams
ti'n High divided a doubleheader
with teams from Elizabeth City
IT '' School Tuosdav night in the
i’h’ i’ii.a;r.-ton to n- t>i«j_ Williamston
a game that was close all the way,
and the Green Wave boys drop
ping a 37 34 decision to a team
sporting several polished players
who hit the nets for the differ
ence in tlie scoring.
Coach Jean DeWitt of the girls'
team used 11 players against the
visitors and their play indicated
a strong sextet may be developed
as the season progresses. Coach
Carroll Blaekerby used 10 boys in
various positions in an effort to
work out a combination under
pressure. Prospects for the Wil
liamston boys were considered to
be good, also.
Although the Williamston girls
were ahead at the end oi every
quarter of play, the score was
close most of the way. The wid
est Williamston margin in the
first half came in the first minute
of the second quarter when the
score reached 8 3 but the widest
muighi ot the game was midway
the final period when the Green
Wave girls held a 13-12 lead.
The Elizabeth City girls proved
excellent shots from the foul line
as they made five out of 7 tries
while Williamston could get only
3 out of Hi. Williamston was in
front 4-3 at the first quarter, 9-G
at the half, 14-12 at the three
quarter mark. It was largely a
defensive game with Williarns
ton's team, new except for two
oi three players, showed some
hesitancy in shooting.
Scoring for Williamston were:
Donnette Bailey 10, Sarah Everett
5, Dolly Wynne 4, Ann Raynor 1,
Edna Mi.olio 1. Starters were
Bailey, Everett and Dolly Wynne
J ,it forwards, Wanda Jones, Pris
cilla Roberson and Jean Ward
Mobley at guard. Others getting
| into the game included: Patricia
Wynne, Geraldine Ward and Anne
Peele. Bailey, the only returning
player at forward with any ex
perience. played a good team
■ game.
* The beys’ game started off like
wildfire with Elizabeth City scor
ing in the first few seconds and
James Oollrain laying one in for
Williai si on less than half a min
t,: • kit Fouled, Coltruin made
it 2-2 Williamston at the end ot
the tii t minute. A few seconds
later the visitors gr.lined the lead
re. in with a field goal and went
out front to stay with a shot at
the 39 minute mark. Ross cut
the margin with a field goal but
the visitors came back with an
other and lead 12-8 at the quarter
Starters for Williamston wen
John Rogers and Harrell Everett
| at guard, Jack Ross at cent r
'James Coltrain and Watson Mc
I Keel at forward Starting the so
■ ootid quai to, Bobby Mubh y went
1 in fm Ros The visitors made
; four tield goals in two minutes h
j go ahead, 20-8. After Rogers bur
hit on a set shot and Coltrain hac
made a free throw to cut the mar
gin to 20-11, Ross went hack ir
and Jimmy Page, Billy Stricklanc
went into action for the Greer
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The French singing star, Georges Guetary, who made his Broadway
debut in “Arms andthe Girls,” now makes his Hollywood debut as
one of the stellar personalities surrounding Gene Kelly in M-G-M's
brilliant new Technicolor musical, “An American in Paris,” showing
at the Viccar Theatre Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
December 23, 24. 25 and 2G. Here he sings the memorable George
Gershwin hit, “I'll Build a Stairway to Paradise,” in one of the pic
ture’s song-and dance spectacles.
Rams Get Two
From Oak City
The Robersonvilk Rams took
a 54-33 victory from Oak City in
Robersonville Tuesday night after
the Ramlets had won from the
visiting Oak City girls. 40 to 36.
Both Robersonville teams cram
mod most of their scoring into
three quarters, the boys doing the
majority of their scoring in the
last three quarters and the girls
moving to an early lead in the
I Wave. By the half Williamston
! had cut the margin to 23-17. In
! the third quarter the visitors got
11 points to 4 for the Green Wave
1 to pull to a 34-21 lead at the three
! quarter mark. Both teams used
substitutes freely and in the final
period Williamston cut the mar
gin back to four points as the vis
tors began to freeze.
Scoring for Williamston were
Harrell Everett 10, Coltrain and
Ross (1 each, Rogers 2. McKeel 2.
Rage, Herbert Harrell and Billy
Harris 1 each.
! Williamston closed its basket
I ball play witii this line game until
j Friday night, January t when the
i tough Be .r Grass teams will be
, here for a doubleheader.
first three quarters.
Peggy Roberson scored 22 point
to pace the Hamlets while Pats\
Roberson added 12 Sarah Let
Smith and Jo Anne Warren were
defensive leader:- for the win
ners. Shirley Turner was the
game’s high scorer as she hit tin
28 points for Oak City and. Shirlev
Leggett was listed as defensive
leader for the visitors.
The Robersonville girls have i
2-0 record.
Oak Ci'y started fast against
the Robersonville Rams but could
not hold the pace. The visitors
led 14-8 at the close of the first
quarter but dropped back 20-18
at the hall and were neve, able to
get back into the running. Rob
ersonville score 84 points in the
last half. 20 in the final quarter.
R. 1< Weaver was high man for
| Robersonville with 14 while out
| standing defenders were Darrell
tiurganus and Mack Cherry. Wil
ton McLnwhorn was top man for
Oak City as he hit for 18 points.
Hackney High and O W Manning
lied the defense^
vTTle boy.-. ba\e a ..
No future- schedule ot either
Robeisonviile or Oak City lias
been made available to tins news
paper.
(hristrnns Program In
TUt' Pinny drove ( hurrh
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Piney Grove Baptist Church
will present its Christmas Pro
gram and gifts will be given off
the Christmas tree Sunday night,
December 22, at 7 o'clock. The
public is cordially invited to at
tend tins program.
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NOTICE
Having qualified as Executrix
of the estate of Janies A. Hassell,
deceased, late of Martin County,
North Carolina, this is to notify
all persons having claims against
estate < f said deceased to exhibit
them to the undersigned at Wil
liamston, N. RFD, on or before
December 15, 1952, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their re
covery All persons indebted to
said estate will please make im
mediate payment.
This 17 day of December, 1951.
Victoria Ilasseil, Executrix
Critchei Gurgattus, Attorneys,
de 20-27 hi A 10 17-24
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
1 Not ill Carolina, .Martin County
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\ frhtftisWWix of it ie estate of K
S. Scott, deceased, this is to noti
fy all persons having claims
against said estate to i xhibit same
to the undersigned or bet attor
neys within one year from the
date of this,notiee. or. this notigi
will be pleaded in bar of their re
covery. All persons indebted to
said estate will please make im
mediate payment.
This the 27th day of November,
1951.
Lucy Scott, Administratrix of
the estate of F. S. Scott, deceased
Peel & Peel, Attorneys at Law,
WilliartiBton, N. C.
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