I paw Entertains Jan as Keaan; East Duplin Hoat fabm
Jaaas Cantral Travels Ta Northern Nash; Grifton At Sautb LaialrJr^sSifflffi
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BaPduga ran their wfciilng str
The Bulldogs under the lead
ership of Cosch Thell Overman
and their regular season next
Frtdar night at Legion Field
Southern Wayne. This should
be one of the top games In the
eastmA you araiiwwdwcome
<t?Si "their ninth successful out
ing of the season. Co ad) Over
rnan's top ranked (News Ik Ob
l server ratings) Bulldog fullback
Angus Phillips hit end. Tony
Plgford on a five yard touch
down. Swansboro pal,edeven on
a screen from Don Chadwlck to
Barney Odum, good for a 68
ywd touchdown pliy?
A 19-yard nm by fullback
Phillips put Wallace-Rose HU1
out from In the second period
to atw. The only other score
cam in the fourth quarter when
Chadwlch was tackled In the end
aone for a safety.
The powerful Dogs held Swan
sboro to 33 yards rushing
while Wallace-RH netted 189.
Swansboro gained 134 in the air
and Wallace-RH had 31.
The South Lenoir Rebels ran
up 36 points In the second
period against rlsltlnc Junes
Kenan last Friday and coasted
to an easy 33-0 East Central
victory. Rebel Cooeh Tom
Salter turned the reserves In
action moat of dw latter part
of the game.
South Lenolr'a first tally
came on a 47-yard pass from
quarterback Jimmy Smith to end
Billy Smith. Dexter Baraett
added die pat.
In the big second quarterback.
Smith rolled 14 for one TD,
Larry Avery scored M for
another; a Smith to Smith was
good for still another; and
Smith ended the work for the
storekeeper from six yards
following a James Kenan fum
ble.
In the third period quarter
back. Frankle Venae hit BUly
the defeat^* plcasedwlththe
boys tftcr several weeks of
drilling the basic fundamentals.
Coach Turner had his eve
on such hopefuls as Paul Phil
lips. Steve Sun DevWPin
lips. Dean Lane, RustyMerrIn.
and David Sheffield Just to men
tion a few of the fine young
hews.
The Charles B. Aycock Fa
lcons blasted the Southern Way
ne Vikings 35-12 las t Frlda
In a non-conference same. The
Falcons rolled up 353 yard to
38 for a Southern Wayne, andhad
a Iff-7 first down bulge.
Team Wan Loot Tied All Gums
Wallace-Rose Hill 6 0 0 9-0-0
South Lenoir S 1 1 8-1-1
JOM* Central St 0 8-t-l
Southern Wayne 3 2 1 3-6-1
East Duplin 3 4 0 3-6-0 1
Burg aw 3 4 0 9-9-0
Jamas Kenan 16 0 1-8-0
Richlands 0 7 0 Q-10-0
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y Ann Harris, Box STO, Jack
sonville, N.C. Is this weeks
Football Contest First Place
Winner. This Is Ann's second
1 time aa First Place Winner.
Second place gees to Roger
Phillips P.O. Box 786, Warsaw,
, N.C.
Ann, after winning this week
heeds the list of winners com
peting for the Grand Prise ...
2 tickets to the Oraige Bowl
Football Game plus $100
expense money. So hurry ...
enter today. . .you may be a
winner. Four more weeks.
119rti Hole
I PRO I. B. OUFRR
I M.MM
Member-Guest Golf Towma
ment Scheduled ft DCC: Pro
Marvin Watson urges all mem
bers to invite a guest to play
l in the member-guest tourney to
be held tt Duplin OC November
30 and December 1st. The entry
fee will be five dollars per
team.
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The Dance Committee an
nounced a dance would be held
at the club on Saturday night
November 30th. All members
and guest of die member-guest
golf tournament are Invited.
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Dixie Memorial Poultry Golf
I" Champions: Fennell Smith,
Marvin Johnson, Archie Herr
ing, Haywood Rose, and Davis
Lee wan the Dixie Memorial
Golf Tournament held in Ashe
vllle. Each member received an
' Individual trophy plus pos
session of the Dig champion
ship trophy. The tournament
is held in memorial of Jack
Short of Rose Hill. Rose Hill's
Marvin Johnson was captain
% of die winning team.
J.T. Gresham fashioned a
neat 87 last week playing with
Robert West. West fired a low
91. Vic Owens by had a two
under Si. Hugh Carlton fired
an ever par 72 with a two
under 34 on the fron t side.
******
A team of Charlie Thomas,
Fennell Smith, Roy Barwick.
Frank Thomas, ?d Hugh Carl
ton fired a 12-under par last
weekend at Duplin CC.
Rule 8.1 During Play of Hole:
During the play of a bole, a
player shall not play any prac
tice stroke. Match (day - loss
of hole; stroke play - two stro
kes.
Pro Marvin Watson stress
ed all members to be real care
ful and not upset, mark, or al
low anything to upset the play
of the greens. It has been re
ported that members are mis
using greens.
Wilbur Hussey, President of
newly constructed Ramblewood
Country Club has annouced that
the 9-hole golf course will open
during the first week in Decem
ber.
J.P. Smith says "the guy
who says he Is going tb call
a spade a spade Is getting
ready to dig up some dirt."
BUI Potter saws "golf is some
times called tne "fioof and mou
th disease." You hoof It all
day and mouth it all night."
Fennell Smith declares it would
be easy to be optimistic about
your golf game if you could
There's one on die West
Coast, another in die Midwest,
still another in the East, and
two to the Southeast. We're
speaking, naturally, of outstan
ding football games on this big
NovemDer sin weeKena 01 col
lege football.
One of the biggest spotlights
will focus on the Trojan-Bear
fracas In the Pacific Coast
Conference. .. 3rd-ranked So
uthern Cal and 12th-rwiked Cal
ifornia. The winner might Just
end up with all die rose-colored
marbles. Mid in spite of the
national ranking, we're picking
California to upset Southern Cd
by three points. Oregon State
will keep pace with whoever
wins, beating U.CX.A. by six
points.
The thriller in the Midwest
is the Big Eight Conference
struggle between top-ranked
Kansas and Oklahoma. Though
the Sooners are un-ranked,
they'll make the Jayhswks pr
ove they belong a t the top
of die lwap. Kansas will win ,
by 11 points.
And that little muddle at die
top of the Southeast Conference
will clear a bit rfter a couple
of games this Saturday, find
ranked Tennessee meets 13th
ranked Auburn; they're both un
defeated in the conference.
lOth-rmked Georgia plays
Florida, and Georgia has a
spotless league record. When
it's all over, Tennessee and
Georgia, those two bunk-budd
control your pessimistic thou
ghts about optimism being Jus
tified but don't
show up with any peanuts.
Fore.
lea who tied back on the op
ening day of the season, will
be fit the lead ty themselves.
The Volunteers will beat Au
burn by 8, and the Bulldogs will
whip Florida by eighteen.
4th-ranked Ohio State and
14th-ranked Michigan are heavy
favorites to remain In command
of the Big Ten conference race.
The Buckeyes are favored over
Wisconsin by 30, and the Wol
verines should rap minds fay
23 points.
That big one in the East
will be as important to two
strong independents as any lea
gue race is to a conference
team. 8th-rated Penn St ate me
ets a Miami team that plays
red hot and then ice cold. This
week the Hurricanes are 185.
Penn State, playing as con
sistent football as Miami plays
inconsistent, should win It by
two points. But who knows...
maybe It'll be Miami's red hot
day.
b the Southwest, 8th-ranked
Texas will beat Baylor fay 29
points, and lOth-rnhad Ar
kansas should get by Bice by
21.
Elsewhere, 5th- robed Pur
due will gum up the Gophers
of Minnesota by seventeen. .
7th-ranked Missouri will top
lows State by 21... aid Hous
ton. #9. is favored over Memp
his by 5.
KenaBsville
Mr. and Mrs. jimtnyG. Stump
of Kenansville announce die
birth Of their first child. A
boy named Jimmy Garland
Stump Jr. was born on October
21. 1968 at Keeslen AJ'.B. in
Mississippi. Mrs. Stump is
staying with her parents in
Miss., while Mr. Stump serves
a tour of duty in South Korea.
Enter The
Football
Contest
BIG
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PROVIDERS OF
PLENTY*
Today's formers pro
I vide ample, whole
some food when,
where and how we
I want it. ? And the
cost takes a smaller
share of our incomes
? 18.2 per cent ?
smaller than at any
time In history.
The Land Bank Is
proud to have a part
I In the progress of
f a r m ers throughout
this area.
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The Harmon Football Forecast
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1?KANSAS I?TEXAS
2?TENNESSEE 7?MISSOURI
3?SOUTHERN CAl I?PENN STATE
4?OHIO STATE S?HOUSTON
5?PUROUE II?GEORGIA
Saturday, Nov. S-MAJOR COLLEGES
Alabama IT L.S.U. 1*
Anna* ti Air Mm M
*Hkh mm* 2* utak II
Arkansas It Mica T
Ana* 21 Beaton Calist* T
Bastes U. 2S Rhads island 14
Banal* 11 Nartbara Illinois u
California 24 HaUUia Cat 11
C.smacn 22 Marytesd T
Cat (at* 24 Bucknell IB
CalaraB* M Oklahoma I tat* II
Canwu 21 Brawn T
Bailaiaalli 21 Columbia IT
Oavidsan 11 V.kLW 1(
Florida Slala IT Mississippi Slata 11
Baarcia n rtariBa 11
Baarfta Tack 11 Nav* 11
Mmmmprf M Btiaaalaa 1A
nWTBIO if rilRStWR IN
? Hal* Cm** 24 Meaasthaaalla 21
Haasten 21 Memphis State II
Maka 21 taa Jaaa State 1
taara 27 Marthwaatern IT
Kansas 21 OMakaau 14
Baat State 21 MarskaH It
Kaatacky 21 VaaBarBilt 11
Lauisnll* IT Ciaciaaati 11
Miami (OkM) 21 Baytea T
Michigan 11 Illinois T
Mickman Stat* 21 Indiana I
Miaaiaaippi 11 CfcatteMac* 11
Miaaaan 14 l*?a Stat* 11
N?B?aaka 24 Kanaaa Stat*
Maw Maaica Stela 21 Wichita 11
Marts Carolina Mate 11 Baha IT
Narth Taaaa 12 Taaaa (11 Pa**) 21
Matt* Bam* te Pittakarfh 1
OSi* State IT Wiacaaain 7
Oki* U. 22 Bawtini Bra*n 1
Onsen 14 Waakiactan Stat* S
Onion State 21 U.C.L.A. IS
Pacific 71 Santa Barbara 21
P*nn Stat* 21 Miami. Pla. 21
Paris* 21 Minn*acta 14
Batscra 24 Cannocticut 14
Southern Mississippi 2T San Bias* Stat* M
Syracuse is William A Mary T
. Tampa 24 fast Caralina T
Tonnosso* 24 Aukarn IS
Texas ABM 24 Itelu' 21
T.C.U. 2S Tnaa Tack 21
I Toledo 12 Xaviar 11
Tutaaa 22 Tal** 2*
Utah State 2* Brigham Toon, IS
Virginia 29 North Caralina IS
I wak* ramat 21 Saatk Carotin* IT
If? I Waskinsten 11 StaaSsrd 14
i W*it Texas 21 Western Mickitan IT
I West Virginia 21 Tk* Citadst II
?I Tal* M Paaniylosnia IS
Othor Gamos?EAST
I American Mterna'at 22 Sooth's Cannae tic at it
Amherst IT Trinity i
C*l'imy?*MaWa* 5 Ad^?? ^
I Tempt* 2B fPNpakart
11?NOTRE DAME II?ARKANSAS
12?CALIFORNIA 17-ALABAMA
)?AUBURN 11?COLORADO
14?MICHIGAN IS?MICHIGAN STATf
15?MIAMI, FLA. 2t?MISSISSIPPI
Other Games?MIDWEST
ML 41 MM Mnl ?
OaldwimWaiiace 24 Akren tl
"dethel. Kansas 14 McMmkm 12
Capital 2k Weester 27
Cantial MttMtn 22 Mam Wesleyan I
Central Oklahoma 22 II Oklahoma M
Chadran 22 ID Minnesota 12
Caa 22 Ohaaae ?
Concordia. m. 2* Narthwestorn. Wis. 14
CeraeM. lava 27 Oalail 12
OoMaaca 2* Andaman 12
Paam 42 Bracalaad 4
Kaatata INmeis 20 Wayne, Midi. Ik
KaanaaiHa Ik Valparaiso 7
Hastinta 14 Nahnmka Wesleyan 7
Hillsdale 44 Hemmed k
Illinois Wesleyan Ik Whaatan 7
Indiana Stale 22 DePauw Ik
John Carroll 72 Fiedler 21
Kansas Wesleyan 21 fmperta Collate 2k
Macaiester 74 Central Collate, la. I
Manchester 22 Franklin k
Montana State 20 North Dakota U 21
Mount Union 22 Wilmington 7
Muskingum 21 HetaaHMrg k
MS Oklahoma 27 Panhandle 24
Northern Michigan 17 Southern HltnOiS k
Northland is Michigan Tech 12
Ohio Wesleyan H Cberlin k
Ottawa 17 Bethany. Kansas k
Otterhein 22 Hiram 12
goHa 21 NW Missouri >2
St. Thomas 22 Semidii 14
Sewanoe IS Washington U. 7
SC Missouri 20 HE Missouri 11
Wittenberg 22 Oeniean k
Other Games?SOUTH and S'WEST
Appalachian 21 Preskytarian 21
Arkansas State Cel. 24 Arkansas A ft M Ik
Arkansas Slate 20 SW Louisiana 12
Arlington 27 Abilene Christian 14
Austin 21 Toaas Lutheran 0
Bethany W. Va. 2k Washington ft iePerson 7
rarsnmMewman 24 MeryviHe
Centre 21 Hampden-Sydney 7
heNa 20 iacksemrilte 71
Past Tennessee 2k Mershead 14
Cast Teaas 24 Sam Houston 12
Castem Kentucky 27 Tenneeeee Tech 14
Ilea 2k Newberry S
Emory ft Henry 27 Cuilfcrd k
Florence 24 Leuisiano Callage 7
Bienville 27 Cencerd k
Henderson 21 Harding S
Livingston 22 Mississippi Callege k
Leuisiaea Tech 22 St Louisiana C
McMerry 17 Sul Ret* Ik
' MMsape 22 Becrgetown k
Murray 3* Austin Peav 12
Ouachita 24 Arkansas Tech 2k
Samtcrd 22 Furmcn
teuthwest Taaas 2k 2 F Austin 14
Teas* A ft I 32 Maward Pavnr 1}
Trinity if Lamar Taeh Ik
Truy 22 Martin 14
Washington ft Las if Sculhwastorn. Ttnn. la
western Kentucky 24 Middle Tenneeeee k
Wade id 20 catawtto 1*
Other Garnet?FAR WEST
Adams Mate 23 Colorado Mines 7
faster!!? Washington j! Cerilra^^Wash'ngion J
Ptcihc Luthtrsh 22 Whitman 19
21
ItfrifhFnto 29 Hiywixd
fan Franc>K# Stata $4 9911 12
TOT ZU TtAMS (Forecasting Avorego: !JZ7 Right 2M Wrong, M Tins 775)
' Sum martin's
Mrs. Robert Rogers. Mrs.
Lester Outlaw and Betty Ruth
visited Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Sumraerlbi and family of War
s*r Sunday.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Jones Sunday were Earl
Barnett of Kenansvllle, Randall
Whitfield of Virginia. Lila
Goodman, Mr. and Mrs. Wllbert
Herring and children of Mount
Olive, Mr. and Mrs. Harper
Heath and children of Wallace,
and George Hobbs of Fayettev
Mrs. Mabel Weaver of Fat
son and Mrs. Bobby Swlnson
of Mount Olive were visitors
during the weekend of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Rogers.
Mrs. Gilbert E. Alphin Jr., 1
Miss Eva Mae Alphin and Lau
ra Ann attended a birthday din
ner last Thursday in honor
of David Gilbert Williamson
held at the home of his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Wil
liamson of Kenans rille.
Sgt. James Bell, Mrs. Judl
Deans and Robby of Goldsboro
and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bell
attended a birthday dinner Son
day in honor of Mrs. Bell's
mother Mrs. Johnny Price held
at the Zion Community building
near Seven Springs.
Mr. aid Mrs. Leslie Bell
visited Mrs. Judl Deans and
Robby of Goldsboro Saturday.
Grain's Host
At Dimwr
Mr. and Mrs. J.F. Green en
tertained relatives at a Barbe
cue dinner Sunday at their home
In the Summerlin'sCroes Roads
Community.
Attending were: Mr. and Mrs.
6# ii ' p>
W?llace -Rose HH1 18 Swtnaboro ?t
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Joiwa Central ^ & EastftipUn ., 7 ? v; W
Joe R. Green. Greggy, Jolette.
and Dell Green >j "jheboro;
Lois Green and ; jyd of Wil
mington; Mr. and Mrs. Adron
Goodman aid children, Mr. and
Mrs. Melvln Rogers and Sher
ri of Mount Olive; Mr. and Mrs.
H.W. Langs ton of the Friend
ship Community; Mr. and Mrs.
Emmlit Refers, .ltd Emmltt
Ruth, Mr. end Mrs. Joe Rogers
and Tlmmie, Mrs. Foye Good
man and Jimmy, Jo Ann, Pam,
Jtmmv. Marlon and Sue Green.
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