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.The LaGrange football
4|)am did not live up to the
expectations of the local tana
of this reporter (Wilbur
Boney) this past f riday night
as the Warsaw Tigers really
put a beating oh them by the
score of 25 toO. Although the '
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weather conditions were
perfect for passing, neither
the Tigers nor LaQrange had
any success with this form of
attack, and the fact that
UGrange had a very good
pass defense probably kept
the final score from being
any higher than it was,
because the Warsaw power
house ran the ball for yard
age almost at will.
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Warsaw's hard-charging
line kept the passing attack
of LaGrahge beat down so
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nine attempted passes were
down, and from there flashy
halfback > Gerald Jones
?cored. Halfback Bill C arl
too, who did such a fine job
of substitute.quarterback
again last week at Beulaville.
intercepted the second time
for Warsaw-and returned it
deep Into LaGrange territory
from where Hughie Lewis'
powerful running plus two
penalties gave the Tigers still
another score, a sneak by
Smith from the one.
Warsaw's first TD came on I
a sudden break-away run by I
HB Gerald Jones as he raced
from the Tiger's own 41-yard
line to TD which covered 59
yards. LaGrange's star
punter and quarterback
Wayne Dickens kept the
Tigers away from scoring
territory several times, lie
was easily the outstanding
offensive star. He also broke
up his share of Warsaw's
passing game.
According to reports, the
nnbeaten Warsaw Tigers
(3-0) lost the services of
several key players in the
LaGrange game. Two-way
performers J.D. Davis and
I Fisher Carlton were down
TftmiV"
IvIiIviclKc j Cat COVhing Up
next week at Sraithfield.
Quarterback Milton Smith
has been in-and-out, but the
able Bill Carlton has done a
super job, but the feel is fitr
Smith leading the Tigers
aKMNWt
conference nlay over Burlaw
19-0 and Beulaville t8-6;'
while Warsaw edged Beula
*t13- PuUin8 it out late
w the final period. See you
next time. ..
Kenansvlllo News I
Kaaaasvillc Kwitract Klub
Mr*. Sheldon Swann was
hostess for the KenansviUe
K on tract Klub last Thursday
night for dessert bridge. As
the members arrived, they
found their places by blue*
bird tallies wi?hing them
happiness in the New Year.
After several progression^
Mrs. Stuart Hall was do*
dared high scorer for the
members playing, and Mrs.
Dixon Hall for the visitors,
Mrs. J J. Wells was the only
other visitor present. They
filled the vacancies of two
absent members.
The C.W. Pittmans visited
ia Portsmouth, Va. and sur
rounding areas with Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Goff and family
during the holidays. Recentty
Dr. and Mrs. Pittman atten
ded a three-day conference
in Raleigh at the Royal Villi
where Dr. Pittman partici
pated with the program op
Wednesday of last week.
Mrs. Virginia D. Holland
spent Saturday near Mount
Olive with Mrs. Dora Betty
Bell.
Dr. Sally N. Morrow has
returned to her home in
Dike. Iowa, after a visit here
with her mother. Mrs. Ruby
G. Newton.
Mrs. W.M. Ingram and
Mrs. F.W. McGowan were
co-hostesses for the James
Kenan Chapter. United
Daughter* of the Confed
eracy last Wednesday after
noon. It was held in the
Fellowship Hall of the
Kenansville United Metho
dist Church with 22 ladies
present.
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Birthday Party
Melinda Pittman cele
brated her 10th birthday last
Friday night with a slumber
party. Her guests were
served a spaghetti supper by
her mother, Mrs. C.W.
Pittman, and sisters Melissa
and Melanie. The supper
was followed by birthday
cake iced in green and
yellow and iced drinks were
served also. Melinda's
guests includea Laura
Holmes of Bow den, Ton da
Stepp, Dilaine Hall, Debra
and Georgia Stokes. Beth
and Dawn Guy, Nan Wil
liamson, Veena Raman. Tina
Long, also Ginger and
Dorothy Smith of Goldsboro,
and Melony and Tabitha
Smith of Magnolia. Later,
bubble gum and candies
were enjoyed.
Duplin members are reminded of the very popular Covered
Dtah Dinner awl Progressive Bridge Party scheduled at the
club houae Friday night. January 19th. Bring a coveted dkh
for dinner at 7 p.m.
Ramblewood Country Club President Ben Sogers urges
members of the club to come out and meet new pro Bunite
Mayer and family. Pro Mayer says, "We would like to meet
all the members as soon as possible."
Southern Wayne Pro Mac McKeithan announces Mount
Olive's Bryce Ftcken has been elected to replace Lynwood
Kennedy as president of the club for 1979. Other members
elected were Bill Igoe, a former Duplin club head. Jimmy
Adams, and Tom Allen to replace board members Jim Wells,
Rodney Knowles, and James Francis.
Pro Cole Bradshaw reports the annual Art Meyers-Pat
Mullins Golf Tournament will be coming up February 3rd. Pro
Bradshaw says, "Art Meyers and Pat Mullins, former stars
for the Detroit baseball team, will be bringing down about
eight other stars in the Detroit organization for the big golf
outing at Rockfish of Wallace." Members will be invited to
participate in the one-day celebrity event.
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Coharie Pro Ed Smoot reports everything over at CCC is
getting ready for the upcoming golf season. Smoot said, "Our
first club function will be a Dinner Theatre within the next
several weeks. Members bring a steak and participate in a
play.. .Very successful.
SW Pro Mac McKeithan reports Mount Olive's Elmer
Brock h^s been out playing golf most of the weekends as of
late. . .Boy, are we glad to hear this*good news. . .As you
know, Elmer had a real hard time of it in the hospital. . .Best
of luck in '79, Elmer.
Pro Cole Bradshaw announces the monthly Scramble will
be coming up January 28th for guests and members. Pro
Bradshaw also reports a membership drive underway at
Rockfish of Wallace Until March 31st.. .You may join the club
for two hundred dollars with no monthly dues for the first
three months, according to Pro Bradshaw.
According to the Fat Cat Review news letter at Duplin CC,
the Sandtrappers League will not meet in January. Fore.
Beulaville
News
Paul Bolin of E.C.U. *M
iobk Saturday. Mr*. Bottn
tnd her aoo will visit Mr. and
At*. Ransom Mercer is
.enoir Memorial Hospital
?efore going to Greenville,
vhere Mrs. Bolin plans to
emain for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dollar
md son of Sanford visited
lev. and Mrs. Garland L.
:oushee during the week
end.
Mrs. Willia Jones and
drs. Carl Horne made a trip
o Kinston Tuesday..
Mrs. Horace Rhodes was
n Mount Olive Monday.
Earl Gresham and Harland
Vilson went to Richlands
Tuesday.
Mrs. Marion Quinn left
"uesday to spend some time
vith her daughter. Patsy Q.
Kennedy and family in Fay
tteville.
Connie Strickland returned
o her home after being in
)uke Hospital in Durham.
Mr. and Mrs. Foy Jones of
acksonville visited Mrs.
'ate and other relatives Sun
lay.
Mrs. Kenneth Heath and
ilex, and Mrs. Kenneth
'aylor and Kendall visited
ifrs. Loney Belle James in
Tinston Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Quinn
isited Mr. and Mrs. Travis
luinn in Winterville Sunday.
Mrs. M.B. Clark and
'erna W. Kirby of Jack
onville visited Mrs. Arnold
iresham Tuesday.
Mrs. Macon Turner made
businefs trip to Pink Hill
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MISS DUPLIN PAGEANT
SATURDAY NIGHT
The Miss Drifrtin County
Pageant has been revived by
the Calypso and Warsaw
Jaycees.
The event will get under
way at 8 p.m. at Kenan
Memorial Auditorium in
Kenansville. The current
Miss North Carolina, Debbie
Shook, is scheduled to at
tend.
The eight girls who will be
competing are: Veronica
Hope Wiggins of Calypso,
Melody Jean Pate of Pike
ville, Chris Blanton of
Kenansville, Tina Sue
Brewer of Faison, Patricia
Ann West of Warsaw, tina
Casteen of Kenansville,
i Debra Kaye King of Beula
ville, and Cynthia Danette
Moritz of Rose Hill.
REVIVAL
Calvary Independent
Missionary Baptist Church,
five miles north of Kenans
ville, just off Hwy #11, will
be in revival meeting from
January 15-21. Evangelist
John Long of Colfax will be
the visiting preacher. Ser
vices begin nightly at 7:30
with special singing, and old
fashioned Bible-centered
preaching, according to
Pastor Ken Hall.
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Sandlin and June left Satur
day for Greensboro were
June. Beulaville Junior Miss,
will compete in the annual
North Carolina Junior Miss
Pageant. June will stay with
Mr. and Mrs.- Charles
Younce. a host family. Mr.
and Mrs. Wally Blizzard and
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Miller
will be chaperoning Miss
Sandlin during the pageant.
Nora Pickett has moved to
the Cedar Fork area, and is
living next door to her son,
Kenneth and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Home
will be living in Jacksonville
during the week and spend
weekends at their home
here.
Mrs. B.W. Thigpen, Ola
Faye Edwards and Florence
Jones were in Wallace Tues
day. '
Mr. and Mr^Calvin Mer
cer were losT rfo->everdl
members of their crarch at
Brown's Restaurant in
Kenansville Stuiday after
church. Those able to attend
were Mrs. Emily'Baker, Mrs.
Piccola Kennedy. Mrs.
Esther Kennedy, Mrs.
Mainor Lanier, Mrs. Julia
Mercer, and Mrs. Nora
Miller.
Birth Announcement
The Rev. and Mrs. Bill
Dotger of Route 2, Beulaville
announce the birth of their
daughter, Ashley Louise, on
Wednesday, December 27,
1978, in Lenoir Memorial
Hospital in Kinston.
Barbecue Pork Dinner
The Potters Hill Volunteer
Fire department will sponsor
a barbecue pork dinner on
Saturday, January 20 from 11
a.m. until? at the Potters Hill
Community Building. All
proceeds will go the the
benefit of the Fire Depart
ment.
Miscellaneous Shower
The Ladies Auxiliary of
Potters Hill Advent Christian -
Church are hosting a shower ?
for Eddie Adams, son of the
pastor, Saturday night at the '
church fellowship hall at 7 1
p.m. Everyone is invited to ?
attend to meet Eddie and his ^
parents, the Rev. and Mrs. *
Edward Adams.
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