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•The blanket of snow, which fell
Qere Wednesday gave Mount Olive
•tudents a reprievement on their
Examinations. Many here hope the
ifrow and cold weather, however,
won’t cod off the Panthers and
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MT.OLIVE. N. C
Pantherettes who have been “red
hot” on the basketball courts re
cently.
The Panthers won their second
fame in a row Tuesday night, after
having dropped their first seven,
and the Pantherettes also won their
second game this season, giving
them a record of two wins against
seven defeats. This is about the
best record the Pantherettes have
had in the past three seasons.
Tonight and Tuesday the Mount
Olive basketball teams will be idle
because of exams. The big question
remains to be answered. Will the
long lay-off hurt the locals’ play
ing when they return to the court
here next Friday?
By losing to B. F. Grady Tuesday
night, the Calypso lassies have fal
len from first place in the Duplin
conference standings. Usually once
a team falls from top spot it never
recovers. If Calypso misses a
championship this year, fans there
might find some comfort in that
next fall should be brighter, and,
of course, the same holds true with
Faison.
The two schools are to be con
solidated by then, if present plans
are carried out. Although both
schools will h>se a few of their
stars, the consolidation should pro
duce a team second to none in
Duplin County.
Of course, it is long-range
thinking, but maybe after the
schools are consolidated and ad
justed to the merger, the Calyps
Faison High could put a football
team on the field.
John Burch, the cage coach at
Carver, has been saying spectators
don’t turn out to Friday night con
£NOW BATTLES — No snow is complete
without a snow battle, and typical of this
tradition is the above photo showing a group
of Mount Olive youngsters engaged in such
a battle. Note the boy at the right who has
just become a bull’s eye for one of the
tosses. Battles similar to this one raged all
over town and in the surrounding commu
nities.—Staff Photo by Charles Kraft.
tests held here. To prove his point,
he recently scheduled a Friday
night contest.
The results proved him to be cor
rect. Only about half as many peo
ple attended the game as they, do
on Tuesday nights. But the gym is
packed for the Tuesday night con
tests, which would indicate the
Tigers are receiving sufficient
support to back a six-man football
team next fall.
From the way boys were loosen
ing up with snow balls Wednesday
Starts Friday, Jan. 20—8:30 Sharp!
5,000 PAIRS OF
MEN'S, WOMEN'S - CHILDREN'S
FALL AND WINTER SHOES
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Hundred* of pairs of man's shoos includ od ... Dross, Sport and Work Shoos ...
also children's Rod Goose and Huskies i n fall and winter stylos... A bip collection ^
of women's shoos are included.
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FOOTWEAR FOR THE FAMILY .
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Next Door to Andrews & Know!** Produce Co.
Panther Coach Dave McClenny can
look forward to having a lot of
pitching candidates for his base
ball team come spring. But if Pie
boys arc as wild with baseballs as
they were with the snowballs, they
won’t help the diamond crew one
bit on the mound.
Rating of Wayne
Teams Is Reported
The Wayne Athletic Association
standings as of Wednesday are as
follows:
GIRLS
Fremont .__
Brogden .
Seven Springs ...
Pikeville ....
Grantham .
Nahunta..
Rosewood ..
MOUNT OLIVE
New Hope.
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Grantham __ _.._..8 j'. 1
Pikeville __8 » 1
Brogden..6\i,3
Eureka ____3
Rosewood .. 6 * 3
Nahunta . .. 5 ’ 4
Fremont. 3 6
MOUNT OLIVE _2 7
New Hope__ 1 f* 8
Seven Springs _0 9
HELP WANTED
CREW FOREMEN I!—Thurston Mot
or Lines, Inc. An established and
expanding firm desires stable, well
rounded men to start as foremen
of smalt loading crews in warehous
ing operation. Training is provided
for further advancement to execu
tive positions if desired. Excellent
pay. Night-time work. Requires
moving to Wilson. Qualifications'.
Age 23-40, married. High school ed
ucation and industrial experience
preferred. Thorough investigation
of applicants. Company representa
tive will be at Goldsboro Employ
ment office at 9 a.m., on January
24, 1955. Applications accepted at
Wilson also. ltc.
OFFICE POSITION—Open for girl!
Call 2072 between 10 a.m. and
Save 20% On Meats!!
Come On Down To S. Center Street And See Pete
The Meat Man! 20 Years Of Experience!
50-lb. Stand T**rr:
PURE LARD ------ - - $8.00
Frath-Dra»Md_i ■
FRYERS, lb -45c HENS, lb. - - -35c
PORK, BEEF LIVER, lb.-29c
FRESH
NATIVE PORK
Ham, lb._ ... 49c
Sides, lb.. . .. 35c
Shoulders, lb. ... 39c
Ribs, lb..39c
GOOD
TENDER' STEAK
T-Bone
Sirloin
Club
Rib
Fat Back, 2 lbs. 25c; Rib-Side, lb. 27c
FRESH GROUND BEEF, 3 lbs.-$1.00
ONE DOZEN EGG^AND (l AA
POUND OF GOOD SACON, BaHi for VI*UU
BULK SAUSAGE, lb.- - - - - 39c
DRY COUNTRY SAUSAGE, lb.- 4?c
Alt Kindt Frlsh Country Profiim and
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P«t# Tillman, Owner
12 noon. l-21p.
MISCELLANEOUS
MONKY MAY NOT — Go far, but
wherever it stops, it’s welcome.
You are welcome to the largest and
cleanest dance in North Carolina.
It’s the American Legion dance in
the Mount Olive gym every Satur
day night, 8 till.F-tfc
MR. FARMER—File your Federal
Income Tax return before Jan
uary 31, and avoid penalty. W. B.
Wheeler and Faison EL Byrd,
Mount Olive. tfc.
FOR RENT 1
FOR RENT—208 W. Coll*** St.,
1 newly-decorated apartment
downstairs, with private baths,
electric water heaters pnd wired
for range. Apply Jack Barfield. tfc|
FOR RENT — Nlc* 4-room hows*,
with hot and cold water. One
mile south of Rones Chapel. Call
Robert Jeffreys, Goldsboro, l-25c
FOR RENT — Nlc* apartment in
nice neighborhood. See Clayton
Summerlin, city. l-25p
FOR SALE
FOR SALE — Full-six* gas rang*,
in excellent condition, only $35.
Also two good used electric ranges
and good used refrigerator, with
new unit. Sutton ^Ilecric Co., Mount
Olive.tfc
FOR SALE — Baby chicks. W* hav*
them all year-round. See us and
book your orders for immediate or
future delivery. Mount Olive FCX
Store, S. Center Street._l-28c.
SEE ED LEWIS — For your auto
mobile tires. All sizes. We can
give you wholesale price, make ad
justment at store. You don’t have
to wait. Representing Mansfield
Tire Co. Guarantee all we sell. Ed
Lewis, Mount Olive._ tfc
FOR SALE — Ch*ap, 2-man road
cart in good condition. New
wheels. See Morris J. Barwick,
route 1, on Scott’s Store road. 2-lp
PEPPER PLANTS — Am booking
orders now for California Won
der pepper plants for April de
livery. Harold Marshburn, 208
Stewart Ave., Clinton, N. C., phone
2907._ tfc
SOIL FUME — For fumigating
fields before setting out tobacco
plants. See us now for your require
ments. Mount Olive FCX Store, S.
Center street. l-25c.
ASSORTMENT — of ladi*s and
children’s sweaters, now only $1.
each at D. T.' McPhail and Sons.
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TOBACCO — Covers and plant bad
fertilizers. See me for your needs
now. R. B. Warren, Mount Olive.tfc
FOR SALE — On* us*d adding
machine. W. R. Jennette Furni
ture Company, Mount Olive, tfc
FLINTY OF OOOD — Used firs*
on hand. All sties, fully guaran
teed. Bargain prices. Clifton Tire
Service. Mount Olive. tfc
ALL LADIES — Hat*, pocketbovk*,
only $1.00 each at D. T. McPhail
and Sons. Ladies dresses also re
duced. F-l-21c
GARDEN SEEDS — New shipment
Just arrived for 195S planting.
All varieties. For best results this
year use FCX seeds. Mount Olive
FCX Store, S. Center street. l-28c
JUST RECEIVED — Car load of all
lengths of galvanized tin. Car of
asphalt shingles, green and black;
and rubber roofing and felt; plen
ty of nails. Priced right See Ed
Lewis, Mount Oliva_tfc
FOR SALK—4,7, S, and lU-ft. «ra«
soted posts. Large and small lots
of lumber treated. Anj^ quantity
for sale. Newton Grove Creosoting
Co., Newton Grove, N. C. tfcc.
NEW TYPE — Wilt and black
shank resistant tobacco seeds. R.
B. Warren, Mount Olive.tfc
"CHIX" —Plant bad covers, 4x25,
or 5x20, at D. T. McPhail and
Sons, Mount Olive.F-l-21c
FOR SALE — Royster and Fre
mont Oil Mill fertilizers. The
best money can bfty. R. B. Warren,
Mount Olive. tfc
BUSINESS SERVICE
LOOKI — Need Money? We lean
$10 to $100 on your furniture,
appliances or automobile. Our serv
ice supervised by N. C. State Bank
ing Commission. Fidelity Finance
Co., Goldsboro, phone 4500, 122
N. John street. _tfc
REAL* ESTATE LOANS—We are
now making FHA city and Farm
mortgage loans. Low interest rates
and long terms, with fair apprais
als, make these loans your wisest
financing. See Ttaad Thigpen ora
Bryce Ficken for details. Phono
Kim. Mortgage Cancellation insur
ance available, but not required..
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KODAK FILMS — Oeyalgped U
per print. Mail orders accepted.
Portraits made, copies made front
old photographs. Kraft’s Studio,
near post office. Mount Olive, tfc
TV SALES AND SERVICE — See
Sylvania’s famous “Halo Light”
picture! We service what we sell
and others too! Sutton Electric Co.,
Mount Olive. tfc
TV AND RADIO — Sales and re-'
pair service. Quality work, gen*
ulne parts, satisfactory mrtces. Call
us wnen in trouble. E. T. Ferrell,
Mount Olive. tfcdi
TYPEWRITER-ADDING machine^
repaired. New Royal typewriters
for every need. Call Goldsboro 251,
Worley Typewriter Exchange,
105Vi N. Center Street._TF-c
SEE US — For all your painting...
needs. We carry complete line
of Duralite, famous paint Special
nrice on outside white. Guaranteed
to be first grade. Ed Lewis, Mount..
Olive. tfc
MOUNT OLIVE
DRY CLEANERS
And Elec. Shoe Shop
Dial 2034
FOR
PROMPT PICKUP AND SERV
ICE THAT IS BOTH EFFICIENT
AND ECONOMICAL
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G'&ritol
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$3.00
TUSSY'S WIND and
WEATHER LOTION
$1 Six* ~ - 50c
BILLFOLDS
MANY STYLES ISO
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Johnson’s
baby shampoo
Br. West’s
toothbrush
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TABLETS $1
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SHAVE 98*
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Shaving Craan, 2 79c sizes $1.19
J 47e Tub's . .
Colgate Dental Cream, both for 69c
BAYER ASPIRIN 61c
PAPER-MATE PEN $1.69
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