Bear Grass Club
Elects Officers
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Leroy Harrison, county busi
n*o.man and newly nominated
member of iin Marlin Countv
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President of the Hear Grass Ruri
tan Club for the coming year. The
complete slate of officers as re
commended by the nominating
Committee and approved b> the
club includes the following: pres
ident, Leroy Harrison: Treasurer,
Elmer Griffin; Chaplain, Grier
Woody: Sergeant-At-Arms, Irving
Terry. Jay Price was elected a
director for three years, and Gar
land Rogers was elected to fill
^the unexpired term .of Tommie
Lawrence Roberson.
The club observed its second ;
Ladies' Night Meeting of the year !
and its special guests included the
wives of all the members, the!
ti acha rs of the local school. First,
"district Highway Commissioner!
and Mrs Henry Gray Shelton and j
•Uncle ■ ndv" Hadda.
■ Ttttr.fr ■ m m<. nub A th H
Porks v s in«* ailed as a new
IT, -mber of the club and Mr. Shel
ton kept the club in an uproar
with his humorous stories and
cu min it*i i tii.
Fete Rogers, program chair
man, conducted the program him
sfelf. Ho told several funny stor
ies and then held a contest. Mr.
and Mrs Roy Harrison won 1he
prize for being the couple pre
sent who had been married the
longest number of years. Mr. and
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HARRISON and CARSTARPHEN
Green Wa?e Goes
To Ayden Friday
For Tough Game
Coacli Sliiarl Tripp \luaiys
M.i" 5li« Hoys K«*a«J> J'or
(.ixxl Staml al Home
Just looking at the record up
ro now it appears that 5h. Wil
liamston High School Green Wave
football t >nm has to either score
more than three touchdowns or
make every extra point count, to
win a ball game and that is a pret
tv big order to entry against the
Tornadoes of Ayden, especially
nn their home ground where
Coach Stuart Tripp always has
his boys ready to go,
Williamston plays Ayden in Ay
den tomorrow (Friday) night.
In its three games this year
vear the Green Wave has allowed
It). 20 and 21 points respectively.
Coach Carroll Blackerby has re
shuffled the team to get more
scoring punch and in the last tilt
[he new combine ran up 40 points.
It will take more running than
my team in this section has done
in years to run that many against
Ayden's Tornadoes and the Wil
liamston players and their coaches
ire aware of that. They arc busy
this week with both offensive and
lefensivc drills, to keep the point
making in high gear and stop the
gaps in the defense, mostly in the
aerial department. The Wil
liamston line has been hard to
ravel thr etch hut oppiising gri 1
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Mrs E. C. Harrison and Mr and
Mrs. Claudio- Rawls tied for the
prize for the couple having the
most children, and Mr. and Mrs,
William Harrison received the
prize for the couple being mar
ried the shortest time.
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THAT 'LL BE A JOKE ON
PAPA- HE DOESN’T
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Frankie l.aine sings four songs in Columbia Pictures’ "Rainbow
'Hound My Shoulder," in color by Technicolor at the Yiccar Theatre
with Billy Daniels, Charlotte Austin and \rthur Franz also starred.
dors have been able to pass tin i
ball over for some nice yardage j
This early in the season it is!
hard to gauge a team's strength
■n the basis of the teams they |
have met but certainly Williams
ton has looked at some pretty fair
ball players and such smart oper
ators as Daryl Worthington. Mae !
Whitehurst and Cannon of Ayden !
are not apt to awe them too j
much. On the other hand, the
Ayden Tornadoes are not to be
taken lightly. They were sound
ty trounced hy Willi,nmston here
some rears hack and have boon
a i eerr-vrw >mmm» ■
| since.
The running of Bill I., >r.
Bobby Ray M jbley and lira An
I drew s in last Friday evening's
game here was encouraging. Il l
: they ran keep that up aeains' the 1
kind of competition Avd-m \ ill!
offer, the prospects of Williams
ton for a winning season will he
brightened considerably
While do announcement has
been made concerning the lineup
for either team, it appears likely
that Williamstnn will start with
Wilber Stewart at quarterback,
Hilly (Hover and Billy I .a it< i at
the halves and Bobby Mobley at
full if the Green Wave is to re ,
reive On defense Jacob Zemdn
w ill go in as linebaekei , In the
j line the probable starter; are:
I Buddy Fus ell and Billy Alls
brook at ends, Randolph Coker
land llnnell Everett at tackles. |
j Wilbur Edwards and Nelson'
Quinn a) guard and David Davis
at center. On defense Russell
Roberson goes in at guard and
Jerry Savage at end.
Williamston has a promising ex
|tra point combination in Ralph
Parker who bonis them and Don i
Christi phor who does the lodri
mg.
In defeating Robersonvdle 1-1 OF
0 Ayden used fake hand-oifs and
passes effectivtly and against the
South Edgecombe team last Fri
I day night they proved they can'
complete long passes as wa ll a
- hold ones.
Williai.iston now lias three vny
I tough games in a row Ayden,'
Hertford and Plymouth with tin
Ayden and Hertford games being
played away from home. Plym
i outh will come here on Friday
evening, October !!4.
Professor R C, Whitaker scout
ed Ayden for the Green Wave in
he Ayden-Routh Edgecombe till
ind is understood to have t'omo
nark with a report to the effect
that Avden is "loaded." This is
,n line with sortie of the reports
From other quarters
On the Williamston field last
full, in the opening came for one!
lean., Williamston defeated Aider
1!! to 13 with Russell Rogers senr
in;; all three Green Wave touch
downs About the only man tin
Tornadoes are missing this yeai
s TIG Edwards, a hard-running
iark. Daryl Worthington is re
ported to hr tops as a runner, fak
ei and ^pa sser He was good en
lineup at Ayilen in 1050 when 1h<
Tornadoes had iv.e of the mos1
powerful and smoothest opeOttiin
teams in the state
Visit lit Greenville
Mrs. O S Cowan and Mrs. Ro
bel t Smith and son, Bobbie, visit
ed relatives in Greenville Tiles
day.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF
SCHOOL PROPERTY
In accordance with the N. C
School Daw the Hoard of K.diiea
lion will offer for saje to the high
est bidder at the Court House
!■ ■■ in Willian'i'sfou on Monday,
I October 27, at 12 noon,
t |—X»io old ,H i.ss.e.l 1 Wiid' r, schoc!
! building and site consisting of 2
■ acres of land.
2 - The old Spring Green Color
ed school and site consisting of
lone acre.
2 The old Smithy irk Colored
school and site consisting of 1 acre
land.
The board reserves the right to
accept or reject any or all bids.
J D. VVnolayci, Chairman,
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ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE
Having Qualified as Administra
trix of the estate ol Wiley P. Hil
liard, deceased, late of Martin
County. North Carolina, this is to
notify all persons having claims
against the estate of said deeeas
ed to exhibit them to the under
signed at Oak City R F D 1,
Visit
llnlig nml
P
Meyers
WillinttlHlnti
for the
“Bcjf fltty* In
F limit uro"
■ North Carolina, or to Critrher anr
Gurganus. Attorneys, Williamston
N. C„ on or before the 9th day o
September, 1953, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their re
eoverv. All persons indebted ti
said estate will please make im
mediate payment
This 9 da> of September, 1952.
Noader W ifiiii.ard. Admin
islratrix of Wiley P Hilliard
(d;teh< it1 Gurgnnus Attornev;
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/%atsHTR-‘iTOR'S NO-TIC•!>
North Carolina, Martin County.
Having qualified as ndministra
for of the estate of T.et’gett Roe
buck. Jr., deceased, this is to noti
fy all persons having claims
against said estate to exhibtt
same to undersigned administra
tor or his attorneys within <>ne
year from the date of this notice
or this notice will be pleaded in
bar of their recovery All persons
1 indebted to aid estate will please
'make immediate payment
• This the 17th flat of Septem
ber, 1 :>T’
1 1 I R, ..-bill k.
Administrator ol i.eggilt
Roebuck, Jr.. Deceased.
Peel & Peel. Attorne s at f,aw
- Williamston, N C.
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