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TAI.VEER score was made as Donald ji, bit the line to cross tk? Syha coal i i.i n I line Friday night. Jordan accounted for three of the Ave touchdowns. (Mountaineer Photo). itch Play Began Today In iior Invitation tournev [el Football Program ading Over Country now being made in to develop midget e on a scale to com iher towns and cities which have taken en r to the program tl of World War II. tre are kid teams in coast to coast ? youngsters enrolled in E OF SUMMONS SUPERIOR COURT .. IE THE CLERK IOLINA, COUNTY. )well hill and hus rett HILL, DELMAS x and wife INEZ x. elwood CALD I wife bonnie CALD win CALDWELL and annie CALDWELL, :aldwell CONNOR nd henry CONNOR, howell and wife howell, FRED and wife HILDA pearl HOWELL and husband MAL aynes, THOMAS and wife JESSIE f howell, KELLY and wife MARGARET howell, BONNIE haynes and husband kes, roy HOWELL h0mas1ne NOLAND w mark HOWELL emma HOWELL, 1well MOODY and L'BE moody, EFFIE and husband CARL ora SUTTON and f sutton, HUGH A. d wife ELLA WELLS. ls THOMPSON and p thompson, NED and wife DOROTHY amuel L. WELLS iartha M. WELLS, wells and wife iiggins wej.ls, owell MOODY, Petitioners. vs. "D^f^ HAWKINS owtiT HAWKr*s. ' ATwr J""1 Wlfe A T H E R W O O D PHYLLIS HOWELL !SL husband LAW CARRY LOU PBA^,and husb*?d swspk ??u, ca?sb Respondents. Caldwell l^nd Jack Rawk and wife Ataa fndVL PhyHi* busbttd U? Z"- 7W0W, and all ? cUiminj an in. nd niH .?i AIIlert ?>?' th. Superior tin nSn??' i0? am ** ** and Oltiu Coon ie?vliu v ^>urt No?i, Caro ?js y ?"? tt ***of AajusA' $** 1 the program. The game for pint-sized Ameri cans got Its start when a Philadel phia gas station operator named Joe Tomlin hit upon a plan as a means of breaking up corner gangs and keeping the youngsters out of trouble. While midget football is 25 years old, it did not begin to grow rapidly until after the Sec ond World War. While the midget football people do not regard themselves as a for mal national organization, there are now well established "big" games that have great appeal to the general public. Philadelphia has its Santa Claus Bowl and its Piggy Bank Bowl, and then there is another one in Coral Gables. Fla.. known as the Junior Orange Bowl. Officials of the porgram go to great lengths to be sure nobody gets hurt. The minute a youngster shows fatigue or limps around the Held he is taken out of the game Young girls sometimes handle the water buckets. In some sections of the country there are variations of the original midget football game, and these are designed for kids weighing any where from U4 to 160 pounds. In all the division of boy foot ball, great emphasis is placed upon the building of character and the making of a new road to social de - cency. To this end the aid of par ents has been invited. For the past several years, Cham pion YMCA at Canton has spon sored the Gna-Y Bears, which has NOTICE OF SALE On Monday, September 19, 1955, at 11:00 o'clock A. M.. at the Court Home door In the Town of Way ncsville, Haywood County, N. C., 1 will offer for sale, at public out cry to the highest bidder for cash, the following described lands and prentj^es, situate, lying and being in WaynesviHe Township, County and State aforesaid, to-wit: BEGINNING en a stake in HoweU Mill Road, which stake bears S, 16" 20' W 5 feet from the old D,'B. Felmet and Alice Fel met center end is now Fannie Pearl' Telnet's Northwest corn er. and runs with said Fannie Pearl Felmet's line two cells as follows: S. 10* 10' K. U7 feet (passing thrwgh the center of a double garage); a S3* 30' E. 11014 feet to a stake, which stake stands N. 12* E. 7 feet from the old D. B Felmet and Alice Felmet rock corner; thenee N. 87* E. 67 feet to a stake: thence N. 2* 30' E. 275 feet to a stake. Raymond and Cecil Mehaffev Southeast corner (Deed Book 138. page 251); thence with Mehaftoy line N. 69* SO' W. 215 feet to a Mate Ml said read: thence with read Are* cells a* follows: S. H. IS feet; & 21* 5T W. 50 feet; S. Id* Si* W. 13feet to the BEGINNING, containing 1.48 acres, more or less, as per survey and plat of*R. H. Terrell, Suveyor. made April 34. 1990. COMPREHENDING and IN CLUDING Lots No* 1 and 2 and the Southern ono-half of Lot No. 3 of the Jack Felmet pit)petty as ner g|a| lemi tel in Map Book "E*\ page F-6, Haywood County Registry, and a k>* lytaf imme diately 9ewtlM>f said Lot No. 1 and fronting 13614 feet on HoweU Mill Road. Sale made pursuant to the pow er and authority conferred upon the undei signed Trwstee by that Deed at Tmut dated June 19. 1950 executed by Frank R. WW turns and others, and nimiii in Book of Deeds of Trust 78, page 26. in the offipe of the Register of Deeds of Haywood County, to which Instru ment and rooerd reference is here by made for all the terms and con ditions tltosanf default having besn mode to the p?ya?* e! the indebtedness tBarehp eel Id. 2589?A 22-23 S S-12 - M Woody Medalist In Tournament With A 75 Score Match play began today for the annual WaynesviHe Senior Invita tional Tournament at the Country Club. Jonathan Woody, local banker, was medalist and is playing R. K. liaskow. of Signal Mountain, this afternoon in the championship flight. Woody shot a 75 in the qual lfyiag rounds which began Friday and were concluded Sunday. There- are 22 players in the tournament, with three flights, the championship, and first and second. R. L. Goodlow. of Georgia, cham pion of last year, is not in the tournament. Other local men playing include Eric Clauson and Charles Kersten. Women Golfers Play Qualifying Rounds Qualifying rounds for the wo man's championship tournament at the Waynesville Country Club were completed this afternoon. Tournament play will not begin until September 19. Mrs. Bill Prevost is defending champion. proved to be one of the outstanding midget football teams in the Caro linas and has won the state cham pionship of the Tar Heel State. Waynesville has had a small squad of midget football players for several seasons, but until last year the team received very little support or recognition from the public. This year an attempt is be ing made to put midget football here on a basis equal to the well planned and well-supported Little League baseball program. NOTICE OF SALE NORTH CAROLINA HAYWOOD COUNTY Under and by virtue of the pow er of sale contained in a certain deed of trust executed by William LeRoy Davis and wife, Nola Davis, d^ed the 22nd day of April, 1954, recorded in Deed of Trust Rook 92, page 103, in the Office of the Regis ter of Deeds of Haywood County, North Carolina, default having been made in the payment of the indebtedness thereby secured, and the deed of trust being by the terms thereof subject to foreclos ure. the undersigned trustee will offer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder for cash at the Court House door in Waynesyille North CarolinA, at 11:00 A.M. or the 10th day of October. 1955 the property conveyed in said deed of trust, the same lying and boinr in the County of Haywood. State of North Carolina, in Waynesville Township, and more particular!' described and bounded as follows BEGINNING at a stake in the line of Lot No. 4, Reece Corner and runs with the Reece line N. 89* 50' W. 6 chains 98 links to a stake: thence S. 2* 40' W. 4 chains 67 links to a stake in the Fouque (now Bardtn) line; thence S. 88" E. 6 chains and 90 link* to a stake in ling of Lot No, 3; thence N. 1* 40' E. 4 chains 90 links to the BE GINNING, containing 3.8 acres, more or les6. TOGETHER WITH and IN CLUDING a rtght-of-way for a cartway over Lot No. 3 from the Southeast corner of Lot No. 5 of the old road. 16 feet in width. BEING Lot. No. 3 of the Ceorre Love Estate, as per survey o# J. R Terrell, recorded in Office of Regis ter of Deed* of Haywood County, in Man Rook "B". Index "L". ALSO BEING the identical prop erty conveyed to said William Le Roy Davis et ux. by Gladys O'Neal Barden et vir. by dead dated March 18. 1946, and recorded in Book 128. page 9T, Haywood County Reristry. This 8th day of Rerdembrr. 1958. A. T. WARB Trustee. 12566?S 12-19-26 O 3 &V ^ Ed furool't Am "" *" ~ r PLAYING FROM WATER By ED FURGOL. 1954 U. S. Open Champion If the ball is in water play only out of shallow water. Take a pen alty stroke unless you have a good chance of hitting the ball out of deeper water. Use a wedge or a well-lofted club and hit well be hind the ball. Try to keep the blade normal unltss you want to hit a short shot. In that case,- open the face. AP Newsfcaturcs Samaritan NEWPORT NEWS. Va. (AP) ? A well dressed stranger stepped into police headquarters and ask ed if there were any prisoners serving terms because they could not pay fines. The answer was yes. He asked the desk lieutenant to pick out one at random. The stranger paid the prisoner's fine and departed. The bailor and the bailee did not meet. Police Lieutenant J. P. Parry said the incident was the only one of its kind of his 23 years of ex perience. Well Done GRUNDY, Va. (AP)?Mrs. Stel la McClannahan thought she snif fed a peculiar odor when she came home from a visit. It seemed to come from the electric stove. She and her daughter conducted a search and found: One black snake, wrapped a round electric coils and well done. Mountaineers Preparing For Bethel Game Friday I Waynesville will meet Bethel here Friday night in the High School stadium, according to Coach C. E. Weatherby. The Waynesville coach said there were some window cards placed in town by an out-of-town firm which listed the date of the Waynesville-Betbel game incor rectly. The kick-off will be at 8 p.m., Coach Weatherby said. The Mountaineers were slated to begin hard work this afternoon looking towards the annual game with Bethel and their split-T for mation Friday night. The local boys came out of the Sylva game in good condition, and will put in several days of hard work for the Blue Demons. Bethel was idle Friday, and have been carrying on hard and con sistent workouts against Waynes ville plays since their clash with Canton Sept. 2. Coach May field ex pects to have his team in tip-top condition for the game here Fri day night. Both the Bethel and Waynesville bands are slated to perform during the half-time of the game. Some of his Dodger teammates are now calling pitcher Don New combe Davy Crockett because he does so many things so well. Leal Sullivan, father of Red So* pitcher Frank Sullivan, is a form-i er semi-pro player. IN ROOKIE RACE - ? ? - By Alon Mover hal was ohtop rue xe/ PLAYS** Pi THAT BKSSHAP WHICH BROUGHT tUtUSP 1 mMmiz.. . ? ????i 11 k_i i ? ? rrv/*9*'T ro ee. fxteoTtp THATHC'P I HIT (JP To THB . 3SO WUK m ? . if.. Determined Mountaineers Victorious Over Sylva In Season's Opener, 32-6 The Waynesville Mountaineers pushed over five touchdowns and two extra points against the Sylva Golden Hurricanes Friday night to open the season for the local gridders. Sylva scored in the last quarter on a 55-yard run by Shan non. The foggy night and damp field saw both teams sticking to the grounds, as Waynesville only tried three passes during the evening., one which added six points to the score. The first break in the game came when Sylva fumbled after being unable to penetrate the Mountain eer line. The loose ball was re covered by several Waynesville players. The Mountaineer resorted to line plays and five plays later were over the goal with Jordan carrying the ball. Grasty ran the ball over for the extta point. Waynesville kicked to Sylva, and in short order Sy lva was forced to kick, with the ball going to the 15 yard line. Mountaineer Hooper tucked the ball under his arm on the second play and on a wide swing around left end ran 85 yards for the second score of the game. The extra point failed. The next series of plays fol lowed much the same pattern of the second score, with Waynes nesville yicking to Sylva and then holding for downs. On the third down for the Mountaineers, Jordan faded back and shot a spirallng pass out In the flat to Stephens who scampered 60 yards, with good down-field blocking, far the third score. Grasty again ran the fall over far the extra point, giving Waynesville a 20-0 score at the half. Sylva kicked to Waynesville to begin the third quarter and Jordan. Hooper and Stenhens alternated in making sizeable gains with Jordon going over from the 12 for another tally. The third quarter was three min utes old whon Coaches C. E. Weath crby and Bruce Jaynes sent in the second squad of the Mountaineers. Waynesville kicked to Sylva and then held the Hurricanes for downs. The Mountaineer second unit backs carried the ball down to the Ave where Neal Palmer went over for the sixth score of the evening for the Waynesville team. In setting up the sixth score, the consistent gains by Lane and Row land were outstanding. Lane car ried for a 20-yard gain In one HEADED FOR A SCORE is J. W. Stephens. (39), Mountaineer fallback, as he raced 55 yards behind Jim Hall. (63) and Roger Belt (37), to .... I More against Sylva Friday sight. Stephens was a sparkplug in the Mouni;Unrer backtuM. (Mountaineer Photo). f nara-ptugging run. With the score 32 to 9. the Way nesville coaches sent in the third unit of the squad as the fourth quarter began. Shannon, a fleet-footed Sylva back, went around the left aide for a 55-yard sprint and across the goal for Sylva's lone tally of the even ing. Mountaineer linemen who play ed excellent ball included Bruce Pavls, Harold Clark, Tony Davis. Jim Hall. Jim Byrd, and David Keliey, while the backs included. Stephens. Gaddis. Hooper, Granty, Jordan, Lane and Palmer. Sylva's defensive standouts In cluded Charles Mason. Bobbv Hold en and Walter Heason. while Kirk Shannon and Tommy Mason were leaders in the offensive roles. Starting line-ups: Pee. Waynesvillc Srlva LE?T. Davis H Frady LT?It Measer C. Mason LO?B. Hilt O. Baker C ?R. Belt W. Renson RQ?D. Kelly D. Moore RT?J. Halt T. Led better I RE?H. Clark B. Queen ' QB?D. Jordan Kirk Shannon HB?C. Hooper Bobby Holden HB?J. Grasty T. Mason FB?J. W. Stephens A. Jordan Mars Hill Edges Clyde With Last-Minute Score The Clyde Cardinals and Mara ( Hill Wildcats (ought on even terms through most of their game at ? Mars Hill Thursday night until the j visitors Anally got a drive going , in the fading minutes of the fourth l quarter that yielded the only 1 touchdown scored. 1 The Wildcats got moving In mid- ^ c. nut. ! First Powos 4 5 , Yds. gained rushing 39 1)3 \ Passes attempted .... 6 9 , Passes completed ... 0 1 , Yds. gained passing 0 11 Passes intercepted by 1 0 Yds. gain'd interc'pn 15 0 Punting average 29 30 Yds. kicks returned 10 20 Opp. fumbles recov'd 1 1 Yds. lost penalties 25 55 field and. spearheaded by Milan Wall and Phillip Ball, pushed across the double stripe to win, w>. Mars Hill Rained a total of 113 rards on the ground, Clyde 30. Neither team had much luck with their aerial game. The Wildcats completed only one out of eight heaves for 12 yards, while the Cardinals failed to connect on six attempts. Clyde's performance against Mars llill was an especially good soe, however, considering the fact that the Wildcats trounced Hot Springs, 31-0, only the week previ ous, The Cardinals were playlug their first game of the season?, under ? new coach, H. B. Griffin, and running from a new formation, th? T, for the first time. In their first 11 games with the Phillies tins season the Cubs won seven. This is one more victory than they won from the same team during the entire 1954 season. tTse sue wmi sn? for lean tie IFOR THE COLORED POPULATION I ? ONLY ? Something New And Nice ? SQUARE DANCE I AND ROUND DANCE at the WAYNESVILLE ARMORY EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT BEGINNING THIS SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 17th I Using An All Star Colored Band? There Will Be 75 Seal* For Welcomed Whit* Spectators. I Read Thursday's Mountaineer For More Npws ? DONT FORGET, COLORED POPULATION. THIS SATURDAY NIGHT SEPTEMBER 17th ? WAYNESVILLE ARMORY ? REDUCED PRICES 75c or $1.25 Couple ? Tax Paid 8:30 - 12:00 ED STOR1E ? Sponsored By ? R. C. GUNN HERE'S YOUR COLLEGE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE ON WHCC EVERY GAME DIRECT FROM THE GRIDIRON Sept 17?WAKE FOREST-VIRGINIA TIC*. 5:15 PML Sopt 24?NORTH CAROLINA-OKLAHOMA. 1:45 PM. ?Sept. 24?DUKE-NORTH CAROLINA STATE, 7:45 PM. Oct. 1?NORTH CAROLINA-N. C. STATE. 1:45 PM. Oot 5?NORTH CAROLINA-GEORGIA, 1:45 PM. Oct 15?NORTH CAROLINA-MARYLAND. 1:45 PM. ?Oct 15?WAKE FOREST-N. C. STATE, 7:45 PM. Oot 22?NORTH CAROLINA-WARE FOREST. 1:45 PM. Oct 25?NORTH CAROLINA-TENNESSEE, 1:45 PM. Nee. 5?NORTH CAROLINA-SOUTH CAROLINA. 2:56 PM. Km. 12?NORTH CAROLINA-NOTBE DAME. 1:45 PM. Vo?. 15?NORTH CAROLINA-VIRGINIA. 1:45 PM. Dee. 5?NORTH CAROLINA-DUKE. 1:45 PM. ??NIGHT GAMES COLLEGE GRID SCORES AFTER EACH GAME Complete SPORTS ROUNDUP at 6:45 P.M. ' ?????? 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