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Bavie High Rolls Over I
OuMrn's Horn 39 to 6
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The Davie Hifih Rebels con
tinued it* pursuit of An unde
feated sasson and it* first Con
ference XliampioMtbip when
Ifelß and ittwmeti heme with
en easy victory. Davis receiv
ed the kiek'utt which " they
promptly fumbled ;mi hiid
rm Heme i«covered *l*l
Home i not muster any!
i Davie's pow-|
eiful 4efenae and on the
. fourth down they attempted
e field goal which was block
ed. Davie proceeded f row
there on . f&r the score with
Donald going over for
the fir»t s®fe on a 67 yard,
Jaunt MUse Branahno soared
a touchdown to make the
•core 11-0 alter Earl Shoal
went over for the extra point
Op the third wore Ronnie
Toster plucked a pass out of
the ah- JtO yaxds for
Rsndall Warn took a punt m
a dipping nenajiy and Mis
run wEfit ■fO'F M*k«
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success this year in the state
ment We are a team, THE
DAVIE HIGH REBELS
On Friday night the unde
feated and untied Rebels will
face East Rowan, flbe game
will be played on the East
Rowan field and kkkojff It
at tor 8 P. M. ,
tfllMll Tetekflfß
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Visit ;
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On Thursday, October 21,
two of our teachers, Mis.
Mayme Jamerson and Mrs Er
ma Mauldin, visited Souih Bp-,
wsn Ifjfih School. The >nain
put oose of thf visit was to
confer with Mr. McCway
principal of South Bowan.
who 1* adviser * for Davie
High in its bid for recog
nition by the Southern Asso
ciation of Scgjpols end Col
leges. Also present were rep
resentatives from tifro schools
in . the Da Vinson County sy»-
who are going through
U* same evaluation studf«
Eg
the confereitee consisted of a
«u«.«tiwi and answer period
involving a!l three schools,
I >A.f ter a vfaf j|i%
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pfiw
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bf. Fletcher E.
Beievri Fastor F
Fused Away
Funeral service* for the
Rev. Fletcher E. Howard, age
•1, wee held on Sunday af
ternoon at Chad win Methodist
Church in Charlotte, and bu
rial followed at LlbeUt>- Me
| thodist Church cemetery, Hi
If; Mocksville.
Mr. Fletcher died :ne*pec
-1 tedly at his home ia Char
lotte following • strafe. Be
had been pastor of tie Chad
win Church for four /ears.
Survivors include fi'-s wife
Mrs- Pauline Rkienhoui How
ard, three daughters, Mrs.
Clyde of C^otte^
Ifl## * Spent 3 %W«t
c« w ,„c,™»My, w ™«, ta .
Husband Loon! WSWMI LL
M ' jftt »i|rt>,^ .-
Evß IW I Ir IwMBJSI
I rrijrti Hiiwrr
Novwierftk
M A 'w^ ^|o»f g their annuaJ
memberabip 4rae with » steak
and dinner on Satur
day, November 6. at the Coo
leemee School Cafeteria. Hours
to be Wfid are 4 p.m. til
p.m. Ail members of this port
are invited to attend.
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HAM ANTOmo, TEX. -Air
"fife' aiiri Mrs. Hugh W»
Beftggi Bout* 2, Advance,
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jMßjnfenan. a IMS gradu-
John S. Warrea, Stanford,
CaL, University mkrepalgw-
ha* been appointed
University «T Cincinnati as
sistant professor of geology
University of North Carolina
1 and feuctarcii assistantshins at
North Carolina and Stanford
Native of Ithaca, New York,
ProftMpr Warren received his
"fit ISrliili" of Arts degree
from CeineU. He is doctoral
randirtttte at Stanford, where
be held the Waring scholar
ship from 1962-64 and the
in
mt/at&t . Gatnma
Htos feiekson ** Huske. daugh*
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The CcateeKMp MYF would
like this oppwilunity to «*-
; press their afpreciatioa and
thanks to thp people of Coo
i loemee and mwounding areas
for their contributions to UNI
CEF on Sunjay afternopn. The
The local Girl «BM(t fund j
Drive nil hftgm || Cooteemae J
tored girls in Cfefcomee are j
deoen#«g ob the dMamc of
the community to give gener
ously when contacted by one. 1
of the voluntas* salicitois., .
"ajSr; v "t Council in your j
community to serve girls is
starting that you believe fe
the young people at today.
Qsiwe to the futare-eugsport
your Girl Scouts," said Mr*.
Bill Hum, who « Chairman
at the local Fund Drive Girl
Scout Councils ace integral
To |
SCZ3EZTEj2
|
. fraa Firm
Mr. and Mrs. Bid Mentf
are back in MocksviUe after
« Kuropt-an ttw. *ft« Mer
mßs were awarded the trip
by the General Electric Corp
oration tor indilsmdnig saw
, of G. I Products aft toe Hen
. dncks and Merrefl Furniture
I Company in Mocks ville. They
- arrived Sunday by Jet Air
liner from Italy.
The Metreis left Raleigh Sat
urday, October 2S, Hew to
" Hew York, boarded a jet air-
J Uner Sunday and arrived to
1 Some that same day on a nam
-1 stop flight They spent Mon
day through Wednesday at
| too in
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awarded in all the school of
Jrtions eo to ill llyt recioknlx
of these certKMlv and to
tbfar Daiikipate.
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With books! In our new flgSgp
t«* it will be possible to gtop
what ,MjH iWlan
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who aHeeiusil the CJM Sows*
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