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Duplin CC star goiter Hugh Carlton and RockfiahCC standout,
Nnal Carlton won tbechamplonshlp In tha Member-Guest Golf
Tournament this past Sunday. Cousin Hugh sank a three foot
putt on tea 20th bole to win over tha Ored-up Murray Cashwell
of Mount Olive and tha aver dangerous Charlie Russell of
Cameron. Both teams had a best-ball 69 at tha and of regular
18 hold play. Left to right: Charlie Rusaell, Hugh Carlton,
Murray Cashwell, sad Neal Carlton.
Big Putt in Member-Guest Tourney: Above Roekflsh CC golf
champ Neal Carlton Unas up the biggest putt In the member
guest tournament last week end for cousin Hugh Carlton of War
saw. Hugh sank the putt of course to win the championship on
the aoth hole over Murray Cashwell and Charlie Russell.
Tournament Director, J. P.
Smith Mid, "the member-guest
golf tournament was a tremen
dous success with twenty teams
entered. We had guests from
all over the state that enjoyed
playing golf and a picnic, "Smlh
declared.
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Third place winners In the
championship flight were Jim
Teacbey of Rockflsh CC and
Cletns Brock of Mount Olive.
Brock and Teacbey ended die
18 holes tied with Big Jack Wil
liams of Mount Olive and Elmer
Brock also of Mount Olive. Both
teems had rounds of 70 best
ball. Cletus and Jim won In the
27th hole.. ...after it looked like
Williams had It wrapped on the
23rd hole. Big Jack hit one
about eight Inches from the hole
tar a hlrdle for sure, but the
"Mr. Smooth' at DCC, Cletus
dropped a 70 footer to have the
hole^and go on to the 27tlu_
Big Clet came through again.
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A former star third fllghter
Roy Barwlck of Warsaw and
the ever tough Hannon Temple
ton of Southport won the first
flight with a best-ball 73. A
three way tie caused another
sodden death playoff for secood
and third place. R. D. John
son of DCC and Marvin Johnson
of Rose Hill, Ward Carlton of
Warsaw, and Real Carlton of
Wallace, and Gene Thompson of
Warsaw and Billy Kerr of
Greensboro were tlsd for se
cond place.
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Ward Carl tan of Warsaw and
his partner, and brother. Real
Carlton of Wallace won second
place In the first flight; while
R. D. Johnson and Marvin John
san won thirds..as a result of
the sudden daalli playoff. Each
team endtd the regular play
tlsd with best-bell 74.
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In the second flight e real
BQbby^Sa^basketliai) coach
mmr^oldebor o atarJackle t i u- -
right Larry. DCC Arthur Benton
and David Benton won second
place with a 74.
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O. P. Johnson of Kenans
ville and Dick Player from
Rocky Mont won the third flight
with a best-ball 82; while Abble
Smith and Ed Cain won second
place with an 86. O. P. says
It was his very first touraa
mentm.of course It takes a
little longer to play In one of
these things.
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Pro Marvin Watson said the
family picnic after the mem
ber-guest tournament went over
with a big bang. Everybody
had a real good time with a
swim and all that food. All In
all It looks like the Sheffield
Open la here to stay_ maybe
George Williams and Bill can
play next year.
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Colonel Gib Buck, DCC's be
loved president, had the top
brass on the golf course last
Thursday. Buck says keep the
men under you happy and they
turn out to be first class men^.
the twelve officers out Thursday
are all under Colonel Buck's
command...! wonder who wom^.
? * * ?
Gene Thompson eagled the
long number four five par hole.,
the n the next three consecu
tive times blrdled it before
falling to a par ...Arthur Benton
eagled number one from 60
yards out in the member-guest.
Bobby Pranks eagled number
four In the member-guest-^.
Bronco flred a real booaflde
75 In the tourney .-after all
those Wo. Joel Harris shot
from a steady 66 to Bronco's
everyday 89. Meal Carlton fired
rounds of 26-27-70 in the tou
ney.MJDai?eroM Den Pussell
flred two rounds of 77 and 78
last week. Roy Barwlck flred a
78 in the tourney. Charlie Rus
DCC Sm.72. BUI Potter was In
Pla. over the week end^dldnt
see Wiley Boom either or BUI
Helton. Peas Gurley of Mt.
nament on crutches^sald
trailer frU m his toot^Lmry
1' MM " '
Labor Day Waak and Dane* la
scheduled at tbe club house on
September lst_wlth Jim Ay
cock furnishing the mnrtr, , ,
make plans to attend.
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Pro Marrln Watson announc
ed tbe Ladles Golf Clinic will
be held each Thursday In Au
gust at 10:00 a.m. Coffee will
be served at 9:00 ajn. and you
are invited to attend.
MM
Those who at forty can still
do what they did at twenty did
not do much when they were
twenty.
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Boys will be United to Join
the Boy Scouts of America an
a part of the annual fall round
up. The fall roundup la sche
duled to be beld between Sep
tember U and December 15,
but leaders of Cub Scout packs,
Boy Scout troops, and Explorer
posts In this area hare already
a Lai'ted to make their plans
for Scout unit participation In
tee membership program.
9-, and 10-year old boys
will be Inrlted to Join Cub Scout
packs and boys 11 or older
are eligible for Boy Scout
troops. High school boys will
hare special opportunities to
hscame Explorers. Aa a part of
tee fau roundup program In tee
Tuscarora Council, Scout unite,
boys, and lsndars will be able
to earn awards.
We expect teat many new
Scouts will be enrolled daring
tea tell roundup, and tbassboys
will hare an opportunity to get
in en tee ten and adventure of
Scoutng as soon m they be
tes location af Scout unite In
be Tsscarora Council la srail
abls from tee Scout office In
the community Bulldtag in
Goldsboro or from District
Scoot Executive Laity Klngs
loy of Warsaw, and parent*
whose son* warn to b* Scoots
may ask for tba names of Insti
tutions that oss ttw Scoot pro
gram In thalr areas.
Explorer Bill Brltt
Six Bo y Scoot s and Explo
rsrs from the Tuscaror a Coun
cil, BSA, will attend the XII
World Jamboree to be held at
Farragot State Park, Idaho,
from August 1 to 9. The local
Scoots will travel as a part
of a contingent from Re
gion six which Includes
the states of North Carolina,
Sooth Carolina, Georgia, Flo
rida, and the Panama Canal
Zone.
While the local Scoota are
with the Scoots from Nearly
100 other nations In Idaho, the
Tuscarora Council will carry
on a local program with the xn
World Jamboree theme "Par
Friendship." Special "Par
lends hip CampOrea" will bfc
featured. At the same time a
total of 10 million Scoots around
the world will be holding spe
cial local events to mark the
observance of the World Jam
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3 Major Types Molasses |
RALEIGH ? Thar* ara thraa ?
major types of molaaaaa an the
market, notas Mrs. Ruby Uzile,
extension consumer marketing
economist, North Carolina State
University. Tat, aach la made
from sugar cane grown In a
warm
Mrs. Uula says unaolplmrad
molasaes Is made from the Juice
bar** and to calebrata tha 00th
anniversary of tha Seoutiiif
movement. A SPECIAL will he
featured on the Jamborea
on ABC-TV on August It, 1967.
a* * * * *
Plans have begun to take
shape for the Crusade for God
Pilgrimage to Bath. N. c. on
lues 9-16, I960. All Scoot lao
le' s have reoaived correspon
dence la regards to this pil
grimage and many have begun
training for this out standing
spiritual event Selected as co
ordinator and director was N.H.
Carter of Wallace. Mr. Carter
will ba responsible forracndh
lng and Informing tha parttd
Explorer BlU Brttt
of near cm# grown In the tro
pin, Ths Juice la clarified,
concentrated and tranafkrredto
warehouses In the United Statss
whsra It Is bleadsd, packaged
Sulphured molasses is a pro
duct of sugar making, Mrs. Oa
sis explains. Sugar cans Is
treated with sulphur mee dur
ing the auger extracting pro
The two types of edible sul
phured molasses are known as
"first centrifugal" and "oeeond
centrifugal." First centrifugal
or first grada molasses, 1s
made by boiling eugar cane Juice
to the proper density and pass
ing It oo to ths centrifuge which
extracts sugar crystals and
learss a yellow-colored mo
lasses, VSo this molasses Is
boiled and whirled again, mere
jwtog s aecond*pwSaefmo!
Blackstrap molasses to ths
result of s third bollliw toth
B has ^Uok eetcr'aad la write
bitter, "Mori biaoMtw no
'Sili Mid toproductroor
food*,'' Mrte Unlo obotrroo.
11
By: M. E. GARDNER
N. C. State Unlraralty
Than ara many aorta
baauty In ttite graat state
ova, from tha star raatli
poandlnc of tha surf at Hi
tarastoCllngnan' Doaalnl
Groat Smoklss whara oae ?
iat loot In tha olooda.
Kaaplnc la touch with nah
la Increasingly naadful. Ancf
hn^Ssappaarad bat no* a
ara appearing, not tha la
of arhlch la tha separation.
yt aatara.
In tha paotoaahondrodyaai
_ ? ? a a
^Sorgtnan, wiMttmti cc
irool oaa 2rS
gate ^ grown la teaparate c
mono, and aor^Ttetoti
cartwhjnh ate content. Tboy al
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