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weekend was better for
Sam as he had 12 winners
, picks, Two of the three
^edictions occured in the
Sam predicted Duke and
Carolina to win
neither did!
The other was
in the Purdue-
iNotre Dame
igame. Sam pie
ced the Boil
ermakers to up
set the fighting
Irish, but it
didn’t matcra-
lis!,e.
fith a .745 winning average,
jito this week, hoping to do
IT as last.
iJe I'oiu', Carolina meets
^ ing Tennessee team at
l^^Hill. This is the only Big
feame played in North Caro-
goes to Georgia Tech,
kocs to Clemson and State
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j ■ The Tennessee Vols dropped
: their first two games of the sea-
^ son. Mississippi State defeated
jthem in the season opener 13-7,
I and Duke dumped them 21-0. Ten-
i nessee came back to defeat Chat
tanooga 13-0, Alabama 20-0 and
Dayton 53-7 in that order.
I The Tar Heels lost to Wak? For
est 25-0 last week end as the Dea
con passing attack proved too
much for George Barclay’s bpys.
Tennessee has a good running
back in Majors. They will not off-
: er the passing attack that Carolina
found in M^ake Forest, Sam feels
that the Tar Heel line can hold thg
Vols on the ground, and if they
do UNC will triumph. The TtCr
Heels are due, this can be their
day. Winner-Carolina.
Duke goes down to Atlanta to
meet the rambling wreck from
Georgia Tech. Each team has lost
one game. Tech lost to Auburn
14-12 and Duke was defeated by
Pitt 26-7. Duke’s ibig problem is
their star back, Sonny Jurgensgn,
who was injured in the Pittsburgh
game. Duke will be up after the
trouncing Pitt gave them; but
without Jurgensen, the Devils will
find it rough going in Atlanta.
Winnbr- Georgia Tech.
Wake Forest moves into South
Carolina to meet a good Clemson
Squad. Clemson has defeated Pres
byterian, Virginia, Georgia and
South Carolina, and lost to Rice
Institute 21-7. Wake Forest looked
impressive in their win over Caro
lina. However, I the Deacons will
suffer a let down after last week
and will fall l)efore the Clemson
Tiger. Winner-Clemson.
State College gained their first
victory fast week as they poured it
on Villanova, 34-13. The Wolfpack
plaj's Furman this weekend and
will notch the second victory in a
,>'ow. Winner-N.C. State.
The Maryland Terps are back in
the number one spot in the natr
tonal ratings after a decisive win
over Syracuse. They will meet
South Carolina this weekend in
what will be just another step to
ward an undefeated season. Win-
ner-Maryland.
Oklahoma moved up into second
place in the national standings
and they, too, have little to con
tend with, as the remainder of the
opponents are conference teams.
This week the Sooners will run
over Kansas State with eyes al
ready looking in the direction of
Miami come New Year’s Day. Win
ner-Oklahoma. '
For a run down on the other
this way: Michigan (5-0) over Io
wa, Navy (5-0) over Notre Damp
4-l), UCLA. (4-1) over California
t2-3-l); West Virginia over Mar
quette; Auburn (4-0-1) over Tu-
lane (3-3); Southern California
(5-1) over Minnesota (1*4); Texas
A & M (5-1) over Arkansas; Holy
•jss (5-1) over Syracuse. Good
luck on your picks. See you ijext
week.
CARRBORO NEWS
Mrs, Ira Mann, Correspondent
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Slaybaugh
and children, Teddy, Terry and
Nola have been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Couch for the past two
weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Couch have
throughly enjoyed the visit of the
grandchildren and parents. The
family left last Friday for their
home in Lima, Ohio.
Tlie Rev. Paul Edwards, pastor
of (he Carrboro Methodist Church,
is assisting in a series of revival
services at tbe Methodist Church
in Benson Oils week.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Durham were
visitors at the weekend to Mr. and
Mrs, Paul Doster, in Greensboro.
Their granddaughter, Pat Poster,
two years old, returned home with
them for a visit here.
Mrs. C. G. Johnson has been a
patient at N. C. Memorial Hospital
since Monday of this week.
Mrs. T. N. Mann is spending this
week with her daughter, Mrs. H. C.
Champion, and Mr. Champion in
Kannapolis.
Alton Riley has been ill at his
home near White Cross since
Thursday of last week.
GIRL SCOUTS MEET '
j On October 6 Carrboro Girl
j Scout Troop No. 137 held its first
j meeting under the supervision of
jMrs. Rebekah Easley and Mrs.
j Virginia Baker, troop leaders. The
meeting was held in the Can-boro
Civic Club building from 3 until
.4:30 p.m. with approximately 30
girls present.
Mrs. Easley introduced Marty
^ McGuire, District Director of the
Bright Leaf Council for Orange
County, \yho gave a short talk to
, the girls on “Aims and Goals of
Girl Scoiits”. Officers of the troop
! were elected as follows: Linda
Papkey, president; Lena Burch,
vice-president; Claudia Bakes,
treasurer, and Jackie Riggsbee,
song leader. -
The troop is being sponsored by
the Carrboro Civic Club. Neighbor
hood committees are Mrs. Thomas
Murray. Mrs. B. H. Williams. Mrs.
Jesse West, and Mrs. W. M. Mishoe.
The troop also held a most en
joyable Halloween party at the
Carrboro School on Tuesday even
ing, October 20.. Here’s wishing
the new Girl Scout Ti’oop No 137
everything wonderful in their fut
ure undertakings in this most
worthwhile venture, and much suc
cess in the years of scouting that
will mean so much in their lives
jn the future.
served in the Church basement. A
feature of the study course will I
be two film strips, “The Challenge ;
of the Moslem World” and “Shar- ^
ing the Word - in the Near East”, i
These will be shown by R. B.
Studebaker. William Bland, who
has recently returned from duty
with the U. S. Army in Arabia, will
s-how a film of the Arabian coun
try and its people.
The adult group in the study
course will be taught by Mrs.
George N. Harward; the Y.W.A.
group by Miss Dopis Lindsay; In
termediate G.A.’s and R.A.’s, Mrs;
Bob Ray; Junion R.A.’s, Doug
Farmer; Junion G.A.’s, Mrs. Hen
ry Stokes. Mrs. R. B. Studebaker
is Mission Study Leader.
ASSISTING IN REVIVAL
The Rev. Henry Stokes, pastor
of the Cai-rboro Baptist Church, is
assisting in a series of revival
services each evening this week
at the Antioch Baptist Church,
whose pastor is the Rev. Caldwell
Williams. Services begin each
evening at 7:30 and everyone is
cordially invited to attend.
Next Sunday in the absence of
Rev Stokes here, the Rev. J. O.
Cansler will be in charge of the
services. The evening service will
include a movie, “Together W'e
Build”. This movie will emphasize
stewartship, which has been the
theme of the church this month.
Next Sunday will be observed by
the church as Stewartship Day. On
Friday evening of this week the
church will entertain 40 foreign
students at a picnic dinner in the
church basement and pi'ovide a
most interesting program of en-
fertainment in their honor.
ON FURLOUGH
i Reid Neville Jr., son of Mr. and
^ Mrs. Reid Neville of Carrboro, is
1 spending a 30-day furlough from
his duties with the U. S. Army.
; Young Neville has requested over
seas duty, and after his furlough
he will be sent to Japan.
IN VIRGINIA
; Mrs. Avery Andrews and small
daughter left last Saturday for Pu
laski, Va., for an indefinite say
j with her mother, Mrs. K. S. Man-
I uel. Mrs. Manuel recently suffered -
I a bad fall and has been hospitalized :
I for some time. She is now recupe-1
j rating at her home in Virginia.
STUDY COURSE
On Tuesday, November 1, a most
worthwhile Mission Study Course
for all agps will be taught at the
Carboro Baptist Church beginning
at 5:45 in the afternoon and con
tinuing until 9 o'clock at night.
At 6:45 a picnic supper will be
I
FORMER PASTOR VISITS
The Rev. WTlliam H. Poole,
former pastor of the Carrboro
Baptist Church, Mrs. Poole, and
sons Billy and Henry, came from
Kannapolis over the weekend for
a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey
Harward and family. The two fam
ilies attended the Carolina-Wake
Forest football game Saturday.
Mt. Carmel Community News
Mrs. Ralph L. Blackwood Sr., Correspondent, Phone 8-5587
fy! Quantities limited
Bennett
And
locksidge
Ffanklin St. Phone 6161
CARNIVAL SATURDAY
THE Carrboro PTA is spon
soring a Hallowe’en carnival bn
Saturday beginning at 6 p.m. in
the Carrboro School. There will
he a wide variety of side shows,
games, prizes and a big Bingo
party. Refreshments will be ser
ved and a square dance will be
held at 9 p.m. Come early and
bring the family.
JUSTIN!
A WONDERFUL BATCH
OF
Miss Becky Buckner had a Stan
ley party at her home on Tuesday
j night of last week. A nice crowd
attended.
i Mrs, Willy Oakley has been
confined to her home due to ill
ness. We are glad to learn that she
is mucFi improved. Mrs. Oakley is
spending some time with her
daughter in Durham.
Warren Sparrow, son of Mr. and
Jllrs. Philip Sparrow, has been in
service for 17 months. Five months
pf this time he has been overseas,
Members of the church and com
munity are looking forward to
Warren returning to the U. S.
morning and evening service. We
spring.
Mr. and Mrs. S.T. Nocll acc'om-
paniedMi-. and Mrs. Ralph Black
wood to the Wake Forest-Carolina
game last Saturday.
UBLISHERS
BARGAINS
See Them On Saturday
intimate bookshop
Open Till 10 P.M.
Franklin St
. Sunday was observed as Mission
: Day in the Sunday School. A nice
crowd was present in both the
I anorning and eveing service. We
urge everyone to come to all of
I ourNservices and we feel sure they
I -will find them most inspiring,
Wednesday was observed as Sun
day School night.
Thm-sday night our pastor is
teaching the Moslem World to the I
W.M.U. and everyone is invited to \
attend. Several of our people have ^
been attending the Associational;
meetings of the Yates Association
in Durham this week.
Sunday will be observed as fund i
raising day for the painting of the |
exterior of both the parsonage i
and the church. Everyone is in
vited to all church services and to
do their part in helping make this
special day a success.
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