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HOMECOMING QUEEN —Miss Audrey Wagner, a senior at Davie High School,
is shown above being crowned by Miss Rosie Waters, last years queen, at half
time during the football game on Friday night. She is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Wilson Wagner of Cooleemee. By—(Photo & Gift Shop)
Queen Crowned At Half Time
During Homecoming Victory
The Davie Hi Rebels went
bird hunting Friday night
and came home with the whole
covey. The Rebels kept to
their winning ways that ran
their string of victories to five
straight. It didn't take but
a few minutes to let the peo
ple know that the Falcons
were in for a long night. West
Rowan received the kick-off
and after three running plays
they punted to David Robert
son on his own thirty-five
yard line who faked a hand
off to Randall Ward and be
hind deadly blocking proceed
ed to scamper for sixty-five
yards for the first of many
scores. Earl Shoaf kicked the
extra point and the Rebels
led 7-0.
Davie promptly came back
to score after line-backer Ed
gar Osborn plucked a Falcon
pass out of the air and Shoaf
tossed to Donald Beck for
f the second score. Davie Kicked
off for the third time and after
West had to kick. Earl Shoaf
tossed a twenty five yard pass
to Ronnie Foster who made
■ brillant one hand catch and
out-ran the defense for the
tfaichdown. Randall Ward car
ried the ball for one yard and
another TD after the alert Da
vie defense had intercepted
i another pass attempt. Davie
"fed 28-0 at the end of the first
quarter.
Jack Keller made sure that
Davie kept up their scoring
ways by breaking through his
gufUjA position and blocking
ari attempted punt and then
rtcofiring the ball in the end
zone for the fifth Rebel score.
Randall Ward got into the
■coring again by taking a West
'y punt «nd again behind the
blodtftg of the Rebel team
rambled 80 yards for the score.
Not to be outdone by his team
mate David Robertson on the
next punt took the ball and
raced 35 yards for another
score. West never could get
their offense moving so Davie
took over again after the kick
off and Earl Shoaf uncorked
another pass to Donald Beck
which he took in for the score
from twenty-five yards out
which made the score to read
50-0 at the half.
In the second half Coach
Jack Ward played his second
and third team and they recov
ered a West fumble after
which Lester Beauchamp ran
five yards for the score. The
final Rebel score came when
Mike Branhan took off on a
65 yard jaunt to make the 63
points. West Rowan was able
to reach paydirt only once and
this was in the last quarter
when Poston picked eff a Da
vie pass and ran 67 yards for
their lone score.
The outstanding thing about
the Davie team Friday night
was their blocking. Never be
fore in any High School game
have we seen more accurate
blocking. It was a thing of
beauty to watch. The coaches
are to be congratulated for
their basic fundamentals
which were very evident in
this game. Davie has a tre
mendous defense and has held
their opponents to three scores
this year and only one has
been on the ground. The of
fense with Earl Shoaf direct
ing and the fastest set of backs
ever gathered at Davie High
has been tremendous. With
this combination Davie High
made this a homecoming that
will be rememberd for a long
time to come. They travel to
Troutman Friday night when
they will meet a team which is
also undefeated in conference
play. This will be an import
ant game for the Rebels.
M. Sgt.
Graduates
VALPARAISO, F!a. -Mas
ter Sergeant Kenneth E. Mon
roe, son of Mr. Snd Mrs.
William F. Mcnroe of 13 West
G. St eet, Brunswick, Md., has
been graduated from Florida
State University with a B.A.
degree in accounting.
Sgt. Monroe completed his
college studies through Oper
ation Bootstrap, a U. S. Air
Force education assistance
prcg.am.
The sergeant is assigned to
Elgin AFB, Fla., as an aud
iting superintendent.
A graduate of Brunswick
High School, Sergeant Mon
roe earned an A.A. dsgree
from Wingate (N. C.) Coll
ege and attended Whitworth
College, Spokane, .during his
off-duty hou.s.
His wife, Patricia, is
daughter cf Mr. and Mrs. Al
va T. Lewis of 29 Center St.,
Cooleeniee. N. C.
Annual Chicken
Pie Supper
The annual chicken pie sup
per pf the P.T.A. will be held
on Saturday, October 30, be
ginning at 4 p.m. til 8 p.m. at
the Cooleemee School cafeter
ia. Anyone wishing to take
out plates may do so.
COOLEEMEE, N. C., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1965
JFD Plans Big
Texas Barbecue
Si! October 16
Jerusalem Fie Department
will sponsor a "Texas Style
ißar-B-Q at Fire Station No.
1 on Saturday, October 16th
beginning at 10 A. M. All you
can eat f:r $1.50. Come and
bring your family! If you
cannot come; take home
plates will be provided.
Csunty Has A
New Patrolmaß
Davie County has. been
assigned a new State 'iHigh
way Patrolman,
j John Pittman, 21, of Lum
berton completed State High
! way Patrol School lajst Thura
i day and was assigned to
I Davie Ccunty. He is marri
ed to the former Mary Rose
Benson of Lumberton. They
have an eight-month - old
daughter.
Pittman makes tKe fourth
patrolman Assigned t to this
county. Patrolman Bobby L
Hanson was assigned to Da
vie several months ago. Al
though, he and his family are
living on Oak Street in
Mocksville, Patrclmajt Hanson
is still on active duty in Ro
wan County.
State Highway Patrolman
Randall Beane and K. N. Bo
lick are assigned and on du
ty in this county.
H.D. Club To
Have Meeting
The Cooleemee Home Dem
onstration Club will meet at
the Center at 7:00
P.M. on Friday, October 15,
to ga to Mocksville to see
a demonstration on bow to
'make Flemish flowe s by Mrs
James E. Ratchford at tho
j Davie County Building.
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MARVIN PHELPS
COMPLETES COURSE
Marvin Phelps, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Phelps, has complet
ed a course at General Mot
ors T.aining Center, Char
lotte. The course included au
i tomctive electrical systems
and Rochester carbureators.
He will assist his father at
the Veteran's Garage, Pine
■ Ridge Road, Route 4, Mocks
• ville.
Newcomers to
Cooleemee
Mr. and Mrs. George C. Al
len, Jr. and daughter, Leisha,
age 4'/i years, are now living
at Edgewood Circle. He is ori
ginally from Lumberton, N.
C. and a graduate of N. C.
State University of the class
of 1955 in Industrial Engin
eering. He spent five years in
t'~e U. S. Air Force being
stationed in Avino, Italy for
the past three years. Married
to the former Miss Katie
White of Florence. South Ca
rolina he joined Burlington
Industries hero or Septem
ber 18, 1965 and is going
through the orientation train
ing assigned to the Industrial
Engineering Department.
Mrs. Daisy Barnes remains
a patient at Davie Hospital.
Mrs. Ida Creason remains
sick at Davie Hospital.
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INSTALLATION SERVICE- Members of the Sen
ior Citizens Club being installed for the coming year
are pictured above. Right to Left, outgoing officers:
C. W. Shepherd-President; Grady Spry-Vice-Presi
dent; Mrs. Mollie House-Secretary; M. H. Hoyle—
Treasurer; E. K. Sedberry—Chaplain; Mrs. John
Spargo, installing officers.
Incoming Officers were:: M. H. Ridenhour—Presi
dent; Granville Spry Vice-President; Mrs. E. C.
Tatum Secretary; Frank Penninger—Treasurer;
and J. F. Jarvis—Chaplain.
Senior Citizens Install A New
Slate Of Officers At Meeting
By Reporter
October 11, was Installation
Day as 81 members and visi
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REVIVIAL AT CHUKCH
OF GOD —Rev. W. D. Moody
will be the evangelist at the
Revival Services beginning
Wednesday, October 20, and
continuing through Sunday,
October 31. Services will be
gin each evening at 7:15 P.M
at the Church of God, North
Cooleemee. He has had 20
years or more in pastoral
work in the state of North
Carolina. He now resides in
Charlotte. Rev. I. C. Morris
is pastor of the church.
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WHO WILL BE THE KING AND QUEEN THIS YEAR?— Pictured above are contestants for the HalkwS|j
King and Queen of Cooleemee School this year, who will be crowned on Friday, October 29. Selections mpl
chosen from grades 6, 7, and 8. Front Row— Mike Alexander, Vicki Livengood. Mark Denton and fUM|H
da Nichols. Second Row—John Chandler, Sandra Boger, Mike Smith, Linda McDanM, Butch A they, tjH
Denise Scott. Third Row: Cheve6 Boyce, Bobbie Benson, Buddy Lagle, Marsha Smith* R. C. Atbey, a|H
Linda Freeman. . ■ •
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tors met for their first semi
monthly meeting. A lovely ap
pointed refreshment table was
arranged and the refreshments
prepared and served by Mes
dames Margaret Seders, A. T.
Lewis, John Spargo. Scotty
Wands, Alice Hoyle and Lois
Stewart, a'l of tha Civic Club,
the sponsor.
The table was overlaid with
a white linen cut-work cloth
and decorated with white can
i'es and a center arrangement
'A vhite gladiolas and chrys
anthemums. A crystal punch
be n\ was at one end and silver
trays of cake squares and
mints- at the other. All outgo
ing and incoming officers were
called up to the table and Mrs.
John Spargo presented light
ed tapers to the outgoing of
oficers, who in turn, presented
them to the incoming ones, in
an impressive service.
Visitors besides members of
the Civic Club were Mr. Noah
Bedford and Mrs. Jones from
Winston-Salem. New members
were Mrs. Cosby Sales, Mrs.
Delia Bumgardner, Mrs. Liz
zie Griffin and Mr. Bruce
Trexler.
An auction is planned for
the next meeting. Each mem
ber is asked to bring one or
more articles to donate to the
club. All members and anyone
interested is invited to come
and buy and enjoy the fun of
the auction. Mr. Sam Myers
will be the one doing the
honors.
PTA Will Meet
Next Monday
The regular monthly meet
j ing of the Cooleemee P.T.A.
will be held on Monday night,
October 18, at 7:30 p.m. The
guest speaker for the evening
will be Charles J. Wells, Coun
ty Supervisor of Davie Count;
Schools.
Officials Visit
County Library
The new Davie County Li
brary building was praised last
week by an official of the Li
brary Services Branch of the
Unit2d States Office cf Edu
cation.
Miss Evelyn Day Mullen,
Library Extension Specialist
and Consultant for Southern
States on the Library Ssrvic
es and Construction Act, vi
sited in Mocksville and was
highly complimentary of the
new facilities and also of the
ccunty - wide interest and
support by the people of Da
vie County. Miss Mullen is
on a consultant visit to S.
C. and N. C. in connection
with the federal aid program
tc the states for further de
velopment of public library
services and the construction
and remodeling of public li
brary buildings.
Miss Mullen was especially
interested in seeing one or
two construction projects in
each state. Miss Elaine von
Oesen, Acting State Librarian,
chose the new Davie County
Public Library at Mocksville
and the Montgomery County
Library at Troy to show Miss
Mullen. The remainder of the
visit Miss Mullen will be
working with Miss von Oesen
at the State Library.
Miss Mullen said she was
I delighted with tie new Da
vie Ccunty Library building
and was highly complimenta
ry of the county-wide inter
est and support fcr the new
library as well as the ex
cellent planning for library
services and t'le new build
ing done by the library ziaAt,
the library board and the
citizens' building committees.
Jimmy Scott has entered
Winston-Salem Barber Coll
ege.
Frank Sides of Yadkinville
is a patient at Rowan Hos
pital. He has many relatives
here
Mrs. Alice Phelps has been
sick at her home on Watt
Street.
Frank Garwood is able to
be out again after several
days illness.
KfcV. liARRY
TO CONDUCT REVIVAL -
Rev. Harry Calahan, of Bur
lington, N. C. will conduct •
Revival at Dutchman Creak
Baptist Church next wee*.
beginning at 7:00 p. m. each
evening, Monday, October 11,
through Saturday, October
23. Rev. Thomas Tuggle Is
pastor of the church, locate*
on Highway Ml between
Ccoleemee and Fork, on Rout*
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Davie Women
Win Prizes
At State Fair
There was a total of IS
entries in the wood needle- 1
work contest at the N. C.
State Fair this year. Daphna ■
Slate of Mocksville was the
second place winner with her '
entry of wool knitted three- ;
piece baby set. She Wvui 97.50
in prize money. She is the
wife of Dr. Francis Slate. J
Three Mocksville ladies ex- . I
hibited prize-winning entries J
lin the clothing division at
' the North Carolina State
in Raleigh this year. lira, 1
Fred Murphy, Mocksville ws» ,m
first place with a cobble's
apron. Daphne Slate, Mocks
ville, won two first places tor
a short evening dress and a
giro's wool coat; aso third
plac; for child's
dre;.s. Mrs. Nancy Ijamcs of
Route 1, Mocksville, won aee
c.id place for a fancy cotton ,
apron.
Mrs. Fred Murphy of Mocks
ville was awarded three blue '
ribbons for her efforts in the
culinary division at the North
Carolina State Fair this year.
She was judged best in the
State with her white ro&g,
cocoanut layer cake and large
decorated cake. She also won
third place for her entriee of
spice cake and small individu
al decorated cakes. . .'J