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Suffolk Results
By the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. $4,000: claim
Trail Of Gold w Hk1 3O.20 13.4O $50
yoe's Folly lHeadley) 1900 $50
Jing Jing (HilD $50
P o Annex, Quite Nice, Brogue II.
Swoop Down, Peregrinator, Cadru'
SECOND RACE - Purse, So. LOO:
claiming; 4-year-olds and up: Q fur
Red sultan ivan H'k) eco $50 500
GaIldina CKurtxl $50 300
Putt (Mercier) 400
Fast Fire, Pumps, Anmark. Diving
Boots, Prince Bel Beau, Mess Hall,
Bombadare. Time, 1:12.
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FOURTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: al
lowances: 3-year-olds: 8 furlongs.
Quiz Briar tGilllgan) 12.4O $40 $50
Outline (Corle) 400 $50
Degeie tGrant) 4.4Q
Patriot, 9Rpck Burst, Golden Star,
PRINCESS, Noon, Roll Of Honor Time.
1:122s.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $500; claim
Ing; 4-year-olds and UP; 6 furlongs.
ExOdo (Gilliganl 27.6O $50 l.4O
Joe Jones (Gibb) 40 ESQ
Native Son CPrestiD $40
Tungsteno, Gallant Runner, vitri-
ned, Battle Camp. Time. 1:114s.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; al
lowances; 4-year-olds up: 6 furiongs.
Sand Boy (Kirk) $50 SEQ 4.20
Chancs Z tCOrIe) HOO $50
olympia Blend. Admiral Wee, wait
for 1t. Vegeo, Minsing. Time, 1:12.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse. $4,000
ODDS and up; 8 furlongs.
Dandy Bitten tGrimm) 7.S0 500
Betty Linn neonardD 400
Mares Beau, Mrs. HELEN, Battle
Hill, Tinkalero, Lament. Time, 1:12
EIGHTH RACE - Purse. S4,5OO;
claiming; 4-year-olds up; liz miles,
Oh Oh Sea veyase tHsrt'p 100 40 $40
Persian Claw (Gilligan) $50
oh Dead heat for first
Cateran, Tip Sheet, Ambor Reign.
Just-A-sec, Jet Mark. Time, 1:46ss.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID Sl25.sO

DAILY DOUBLE PAID s125.sO
THIRD hAcE-Purse, $1,000: claim
ing; 3-year-olds; l mile.
savage Man (Spinalel 22.2O $50 $40
Visit TO Moon tshep'dl 600 $50
Lady Kelly, Larmac Star, Bone
Tired, Napoleon, Debhie's Pride, Time,
1:4o%.
FOURTH RACE - Purse, $2,400;
claiming; 8 and 4 year olds; furiongs.
In the Spring lCar'o) 1O.4O $40 40
DR.. Prisbe (Spinalel 1880 $50
Litter Bug. wanted, ceyion Pearl.
Teasette, Arc, Transact, Regal Count
ess, Hellandero. Time, 1;l3h.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000: claim
ing p 4ys:T0l sM,s s3S e tSSio SS
Frivolous Miss lPas'e) 2S.4O 1880
Blenheim Sun lRodr'El $50
Bernwith, volley, Hat Box. Makes
Perfect. Why Bill. Chile Lee, Bull
merized, Fair Conduct. Count Bun.
' Sixth ar RAcE-parse. s., 200: claim
Soda CARD IGaiisiiSAlt S.sd l.20 sac
Tall Boy Weroin) $40 ESQ
Grey Haze (Spinale) $3.50
Foxey Chief, HARDWOOD MISS, .Oeculteo,
Proud Stopper. On the Alert. Tine
SEVENTH RACE = Purse, $4,000
added: stakes. 2-year-olds: 5 furlongs
Heroic Nun (Rodri'xl 1900 $50 300
Rose Of SerrO lGOrg'ke) $50 2.40
b Ringtilian (Spinaie) 3.SO
Romans Will, Rose VIII, Sids Sister,
Tube Rose, Donna River, b Casty Pam.
Time, 0:594s.
b Beattie entry.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $500; AL
lowances; 3-year-olds: 8 furlongs.
Thorenbush IVAN H'k) 100 $50 2.00
Colombo tDonahuel $50 $50
Grand Wizard (McLa'n) 500
Valley Song, Vista, Willow Relic
Eternal BIN. Time, l:12B.
NINTH RACE-Purse, $500: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up;- 9 furiongs.
Dynamic (Glassner) 2O.0O 1000 ego
Crown Marble (McL'n) $50 t.60
Happy Mack (Spinale) $50
Rookie Creek. Total oscar, Beau
Count, Albarado, Hash Again, st.
Mark, .Petted Lark, Time, 1:123s.
TENTH RACE-Purse. S2,4O0; claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up; lie miles.
The Curragh (MeLa'n) $40 800 $50
Landlover (Sheppard) eco 4.40
Nearwaysf1ash (DerOin) 100
Bokeer, Amber Sands, Eric's Pet.
Madam's Hunter, Colonel Pat, Parlayed.
Dinner Music, Sam Brook. Time,
1:49H.
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Garden Stote Results

FIRST RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim
Self Control (Gibbl 1880 1910 $50
Ilea (Grant) 500 40
Bonanza Miss (Hartaek) 800
Double 10, Ethel-Rita, Kosta, Req
River Valley, High Tune, .Tyari, Should
We, Quiz Mar. Time, 1.l22s.
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Belmont Results
By the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $4,000: 3.
year-Qlds and up: maidens; @ furlongs,
Rose Net (Guerinl 1900 1900 0.3o
E Hstt b. Tn.1 3 IHsslL.sar ESQ saa SS
non jug. Burlador, Marcus II, Bay
Lick. Song King. Spy Signal. Kalomo,
GORGEOUS. Time, 1:13ss. Field.
SECOND RACE - Purse. $500;
longs
Eurasia (Ruane) $40 2.7O 2.4O
Middle Brother (Erbl 4.lO $40
Big Yountz tPolionl 4.4O
Prince Rascal, Devaluation. 0enian.
Shut Down, Van Quest, Par Four.
Time, l:24x.
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SECOND RACE - Purse, "a, 500;
claiming; 3-year-olds; 9 furlongs.
King Dare (GrantD 1880 500 GEO
Go Rippey tKirk) $50 4.40
Dared (Gibb) eco
Ocala, Lady Baseo, Lovers Leap,
Sera d'Esta, Osoheet, Maraine, Main
Line Deb, Chuek's Image, Belle Peg.
Time, 1:137s.
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FIFTH RAcE--Purse S3.000 claiming: a-vsar-oids ana
sT II %s r %, sss ~ y once ssr' sGss Won
u-Amour Amour. Trainer, y. D. Bend. vaiues-si ESQ
$500, $500. $3.50 Time l:Aoss.
Horse. Jockey. Wat EP, IA 81 str, PIN, Odds
u !; s =; \ |t
SS's: sssS s sis sS S. E2SE SS 'Ss
sixth RACE = Purse. 5000: allowance; 5-TesfoIds;
furonss Post 40 off 4:i6lh; start good driving
winner, J. v. stewart ira en- T. s. BY sassy-sinEins
DON Trainer. Jv Stewart vaiues-si.Dbo 5000. s3o0.
$50: Time. l:l2as
d! "! u -! IlE
GsSsyS BIZ hsGS 9..s iia ie il8asS
s 81 RST5 gs 1ervor iiiS Il IA IL H. siS
T sGr rs sFo E1 sfsSS gEsS
Hsndls@s2sS.esl
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000: allowance: 4-year.oids
up;0 furiongs Post IS; off Assn start good
driving winner. T. w. Rsieers br. =. By ouiz show
Aeenthehois Trainer C. wasnsr. valusss2.eoo $500.
$500. 5000. Time. 1l14ss
Horse Jockey. Wet. Pr. u Str. Fin Odds.
ORs Ss'; ;Ssa. S.:;.,- ls h sifss
NAVY y Sg y;a. Ishosmsker lis z, e. SggSS
49,; !: & I!lE + ' IsE
Two-dollar mutueis paid = ONE QUESTION $1,000,
5000 $3.50 MIcHoRE. sa.oo. $500 NAVY BRASS $3.50,
Handle--S231, 5Ss. Igl
PREAKNEss CHART ON PAGE FL
NINTH RAcEm =. 500; slalmins 4yssr oIds and
Nurse TEsSsr y cs5ss = vsiuss@sie :sS,
$500. $3.50, Sl25. Time, l:47es
Horse Jockey Wet. PIP. q Str Fin. Odds.
Fyins Flynn Asd l.. IIa T., T., ss999
Big Print (Russol 116 8 Al 3hs 2200
Mid Point (Cardoza) - 110 a s 81 0iA $50
Rogaton (Gonzalez) 11o 10 3 81 7ns $50
War Sally lShuk) liz IL 81 So $50
Hartigan neone) Ill 81 81 47oO
Es:s slss D $s;..n.n til I'll, a$
SIS 90 APACHE BRAVE. 81 90, $500 bio PRINT, $1,000
Handle-S2oS.319. Total hande-S2,100797.
Total handle for meeting-$10,28l. 02s.
Attendance31,506 Total attendance for meetins-10l.-
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID s427.sO

DAILH UUUbLb FAlD $FSf.oU
THIRD RACE-Purse, $500: claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up: Lib miles
Meantime (Gilligan) II.2O $50 400
boni I aI Kins HsB SP e'Vo $50 $50
Apache Chief, MY Decision, Bonded
Knee, a Wind Drinker, a Penny Star,
Mercedario. Time, 1:4SB.
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JOE KELLYS SELECTIONS AND COMMENTS
AT BEL AIR

Mondays Selections Made for Fast Track
Post Time 1870 PM
RECT RET FAGl TuIoR pARe
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FIFTH RAcE--Pufss s3.o0o claiming: a-ysar-olds ana
~ miles, Post, 33e off at once: start good won
drying. winner Mrs. H. H. Hechfa CHI e. Q. by shannon
H-Amour Amour. Trainer, y. D. Bend. vaiues-si.o50
$500, $500. $3.50. Tims l;46ss.
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5000. $3.50 MIcHoRE, s4.oo. 300 NAVY BRASS. So
Handle--$231,58S $500
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ameS Smith, not Daddy Warbucks! l could've

after Lifetime Me
ship Fee My would be $43 years. Our members
year compared people pay
drivers only
rer claim Can qualify? Four five
friendly capable Farm negooo Look under
the Yellow STATE FARM
Company. worlds Bloomington
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SLADESVILLE PERSONALS

Mrs. Gus Blake, Mrs. Foster and
son, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Saw
yer Thursday.
Mrs. Ethel Gibbs visited Mrs.
Flave Spencer, Mrs. Erwin Swish.
and Mrs. D. w. Sears Wednesday
in Fairfield.
Mrs. Harold Spencer and Mrs.
Sophia Warner visited Mrs.
Warmers sister, Mrs. Carrie Ca
hoon, and brother, w. T. Holland
Wednesday.
Mrs. Bill Gibbs and Leland Gibbs
Jr., visited Washington.
Miss TeXes Sears visited in Fair
field.
Gilbert Richards was in Belhaven
Monday.
H. B. Creole was in Belhaven
this week.
Mrs. Ralph Green and Mrs.
Kenneth Gray were in Fairfield
and Kilkenny this week.
Circle Meeting
The Circle of Sladesville Bap-
fist church met with the president,
Mrs. Lloyd Williams Thursday,
Sept. oath. "What a friend we have
in Jesus" was sung. Mrs. Williams
led the devotional with the reading
of Romans 18th chapter. Mrs. E.
L. Dillon led the group in prayer.
A discussion of old and new pro-
jects was concluded, Mrs. Williams
dismissed the meeting. The hostess
served cookies and iced drinks to
IA members and one visitor. The
next meeting will be with Mrs.
Ethel Gibbs, October %.
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PUNeo HOSPITAL NEWS

White patients listed at the Pun
go District Hospital in Belhaven
September 1929 were Coley Smith
Belhaven, Rt. 2; Ernest Windley
Belhaven; Mrs. Elizabeth Jarvis
Belhaven; Mrs. Carol Waters
Pinetown; Mrs. Mary Ravens, Pine
town; Barrett Nixon, Belhaven;
Mrs. Hilda Allen, Pantego; Mrs
Ellie Mae Brady, Rt. 2, Belhaven;
Miss Melba G. Midgette, Scranton;
Mrs. Johanna van Guysen, Pantego;
Mrs. Annie Wade, Belhaven; Gil
bert H. Boyer, Durham; Mrs. Joyce
Ann Brooks, Engelhard.
Colored patients We're Mary E
Griffin Belhaven; Ethel Williams,
Fairfield; Lucy Stanley, Belhaven;
Baby Dianne Murry, Engelhard.
Births
White: Mr.. and Mrs. Latham
Jarvis, Belhaven, a son, September
%. Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Allen
Pantego, a son, September q. Mr.
and Mrs. Benjamin T. Brooks,
Engelhard, a son, September 81.
Colored: Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Will
lia1ns, Fairfield, a daughter, Sep
TENDER 81. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Stanley, Belhaven, daughter,
September 81.
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COMMISSION NAMED FOR
HISTORIC BATH PROJECT

Several citizens of Beaufort
County are included in the Is mem
bers of the Historic Bath Com
mission who were named last week
by Governor Hodges. Other mem
bers are provided by statute.
The 1859 General Assembly au-
thorized the appointment of an
eighteen-member commission, fiji
teen members to be appointed by
the Governor, with the Mayor of
Bath, the Chairman of the Board
of Commissioners of Beaufort
County and the Director of the
State Department of Archives and
History serving ex officio.
Governor Hodges announced ap-
pointment of the following mem
bers of this Commission:
w. Harold Butt, Charleston,
South Carolina; Edmund Harding,
Washington; Grayson Harding,
Edenton; Mrs. Ernest S. Ives,
Southern Pines; Mrs. Edmund T.
Knott, Washington; Mrs. John w.
Labouisse, Durham. Mrs. Fred W
Morrison, Washington 16, d. c.;
Rev. A. C. D. Noe, Bath; Dan M.
Paul, Raleigh; Honorable Wayland
]. Sermons, Washington; Mrs. Os-
car Smith, Norfolk, Virginia; Mrs.
Wilton Smith, Bath. Mrs. Mary
Fowle Stems, Raleigh; Mrs.
Rachel Tankard, Bath; and Hon.
Lindsay C. Warren, Washington.
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episcopal DINNER

Members of the Laymen's League
of st. James Episcopal Church,
Belhaven We're hosts on Friday
evening to the men who had helped
them play softball during the sum-
mer. The men helped to make up a
team in a series of competitions
among the local churches.
Guests present at the chicken
dinner served at the River Forest
Manor were John Sparrow, Delmar
Sparrow, Ray Selby, Otis Enrol
Selby, and "Doc" Sadler, all of the
Winsteadville community. League
members present were the Rev.
John Broome, Leigh Wahab, John
Tooly, George Cooper, John Boyer,
and Albert Gaylord.
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BOOK CLUB VIEWS SCENES
OF NEW ENGLAND TERRAIN

Miss Elizabeth Ball, director of
the B. H. M. Regional Library,
was the guest speaker when the
Matcha Pungo Book Club of
Belhaven met at the home of
Mrs. L. A. Knight on Thursday
evening. Miss Ball was introduced
by Mrs. r. D. Mitchell, who was
in charge of the program.
The speaker, VINO was formerly
connected with libraries in Yer
mont, showed slides of nature
scenes in Maine, Vermont, and
New Hampshire, and made inter-
esting remarks about the trips
she made to those places to photo
graph the scenes. Miss Ball, who
is a nature enthusiast, expressed
delight over the many opportuni-
ties for nature study in this re-
gion. She displayed and recon-
mended several books on nature
study.
Mrs. E. w. Midyette presented
the short subject, which for this
year will be "Cities." Her subject
was Monte Carlo, the city that
furnishes most of the revenue for
the tiny country of Monaco.
At the conclusion of the pro-
gram Mrs. Knight served ice
cream and cake.
Miss Geraldine Cox, librarian,
at Bath High School, was a guest.
Club members present were Mrs.
John Boyer, Mrs. John Broome,
Mrs. j. R. Brown, Mrs. Howard
Chaplin, Mrs. Andrew Hodges,
Mrs. Roy Justice, Mrs. Harold
Lupton, Mrs. E. w. Midyette,
Mrs. R. D. Mitchell, Mrs. julie
Purvis, Mrs. Lucy Smith, and
Miss Katie Topping.
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EAST HYDE PTA WILL
HEAR PATROLMAN SPEAK

ENGELHARD.-East Hyde PTA
will hold its second meeting of the
year Tuesday, October 6, 8 p. M
Mrs. Rebecca Spotanslki, program
chairman, has announced the topics
for discussion will be safety and
the point system. Patrolmen R. l.
Rhodes of Swan Quarter and John
Thomas of Belhaven will be guest
speakers.
Everyone is urged to attend this
and every PTA meeting of the
year. Remember, our school sys-
tenn is only as strong as the link
age between home and school," re-
minds Mrs. Spotanski.
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MEETING OF
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION

The Belhaven Public Library
Association will meet on Friday
afternoon, October 2, at $3.50 at the
Fanny Mebane Ralph Memorial
Library. Mrs. L. A. Knight, newly
elected president, will preside.
Other new officers for the year are
Mrs. John Boyer, vice-president;
Mrs. Reginald Bishop, secretary;
and Mrs. Roy Justice, treasurer.
This will be an important meet
ing, as plans will be made for the
years operation of the library, and
committee appointments will be
made. AN members of the associ-
alton and any other interested in
the welfare of the library are urged
to attend.
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BELHAvEN PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. .Tilson and
their four daughters, of Rocky
Mount, were Sunday visitors here.
Mr.. Tilson, former Belhaven prin-
cipal, is teaching in Nashville and
Mrs. Tilson is Teaching in Rocky
Mount.
Mrs. w. T. Ralph and Mrs
George Riddick are spending this
week with Mrs. c. r. Potter at
her mountain cabin near Burns
vile. DR.. Ralph and Mr.. Riddick
drove them up on Friday and
were accompanied home on Sun
day by Mr.. Potter.
Mrs. Sarah Latham had as
week end guests Mrs. Roscoe La
than, Miss Betty Aberly, and
Miss Sarah Greene, of New Bern
They were Joined on Sunday by
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Latham and
their three children, of Oriental
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Latham, OF
New Bern.
Mrs. F. L. Voliva has re-
turned from a visit to Martins
vile, Va, and Charlotte.
Miss Lynn Cuthrell, of Will
liamston, was the week end guest
of Misses Carol and Cheryl Bak-
err.
Mrs. J. R. Brown and Mrs. John
Tooly visited Ernest Swindell in
Nashville on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Creole and
Miss Mary Elizabeth Bell spent
last Thursday in Elizabeth City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Johnston
are visiting their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Pin
ner, in GAINESVILLE, Floridaf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Gray and
daughter, of Princeton, N. c.,
were guests last week of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leigh Wahab.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Dunbar, of
Henrico, Va, were week end
guests of Mrs. w. C. Swindell.
Baptist women attending the
meeting of the South Roanoke
District of the Woman's Mission
airy Society in Washington on
last Thursday night were Mrs.
Jim Hayes, Mrs. Paul Dawson,
Mrs. STATE Cullifer, Mrs. Glen
Caravan, Mrs. Delma Tolan, Mrs.
Mack Caravan, Mrs. X. C. Wilkin-
son., and Mrs. Hubert Windley.
Mrs. T. A. Rydingsvard and
daughters, Joanna and Lynn, of
Norfolk, were overnight guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Heber Wilkinson
on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bobby Willard
and children, of Wilson, were
week end guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w. Bullock.
Mrs. Fred Afford, of Aurora,
spent the week end with her sis
ter, Mrs. T. H. Blount.
Among the college students
at home for the week end were
Misses Lille Ann Midgette and
Mardge Eta Lupton, Mrs. Willie
Stanley, Mike Wilkinson, Richard
Howard, and George Zambos, all
of East Carolina College; Miss
Sandra Noble, of Atlantic Chris
tian; and Reggie Bishop, of State
College.
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ENGELHARD FILA PROGRAM

To climax a week of initiation
activities for the freshmen girls of
East Hyde High School, the men,
bers of the Future Homemakers
of America gave a pot luck dinner
and scavenger hunt Friday night,
September &c, 1859 in the Home
making Department.
Thirty three members were pres
ent including three mothers, Mrs
Mildred Gibbs, Mrs. Edith Pugh
and Mrs. Margaret Gibbs. Mrs
Mildred Gibbs and Mrs. Edith Pugh
are Chapter Mothers. Mrs. Mar
garet Gibbs was a guest. The
freshmen girls as well as the upper
classmen have thoroughly en-.
joyed the initiation and are look.
ing forward to prosperous veal
in F. H. A.
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MISS Iona BONNER TO WE'D
WILLIAM RUEL CARAVAN

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Thomas
Carmine announce the forthcom-
ing marriage of their sister, Miss
Iona Elizabeth Bonner, to Mr..
William Ruel Caravan on the fiji
teenth of October, nineteen hun
drel and fifty nine, at A o'clock
in the afternoon at Soule Meth
odist Church. No formal invitations
have been issued. The public is in
vited to attend.
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SOCIAL SECURITY DATES
IN HYDE AND BEAUFORT

Social security representatives
will be available to the public at
ten a. m. in the following places
and dates. Courthouse at Swan
Quarter, October 9Th and 22nd. No
vember IL; December 10 and Gath.
Beaufort County at the city hall
in Washington: October 5, z, II,
IA, 10, 81, &c, and 28th. November
2, a, 9, 16, IS, %, rs, and 80. De-
cember 5, Z, 8, Ia, 16, 81, %, e
and 80.
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their opponents field on Friday
afternoon, September 26. The score
was S4-14. Touchdowns were made
by Jimmie Russ, Eddie Griffin, and
w. d. Paul.
Coach Chapin's team viii rest
this Friday, but Friday, October 8,
will see them facing Chocowinity
on the Belhaven field at 500 P. M.
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TO FEED NEEDY CHILD

The Belhaven Lions Club voted
to provide lunch for one needy
school child for the year when they
held their regular meeting on
Thursday night at the River Forest
Manor. Delma Tolan, president,
presided.
Jesse Spruill, of Washington, N.
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LET'S TALK ABOUT STYLING FIRST

LET'S TALK ABOUT STYLING FIRST
You'll be amazed by the Falcons
beauty. No "stubbiness" of other
cars in this field, but low, sleek,
European flair in beautifully
proportioned style wide
open" visibility all around
interior styling that's fresh and
smart. The Falcon is Ford's way
of proving a tine economy car
needn't suffer in looks or ride.
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BULLDOGS SCORE THIRD WIN

The Belhaven Bulldogs won their
third straight victory of the sea-
son when they played Elm City on
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c., former Deputy District Cover
nor, showed a film on the trucking
industry and made brief talk.
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now BIG WILL THE All-NEW
FORD FALCON be? HOW MANY PEOPLE
WILL IT CARRY? HOW ABOUT POWER?
To start with, in the New-Size
Ford-the Falcon-you sace but
never "do Without" You get
modern, fine-car styling, six
people room and comfort, a car
that's born and bred for the
american road!
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WHATS THE Story ON THE NEW FORD FALCON?
Come i'm and we'll
tell you all we know!

trunk for all their luggage! And
it can turn and park just as
easily as most of those A. and
5-passenger imported jobs!
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LET'S TALK ABOUT TIE All-NEw
FALCONS sIx-PAssENGER sIzH
In both 2 and 4-door models,
the new Falcon will have full
width, full-depth seats for six
adults. Plus room in the spacious
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you MEASURE THE FALCONS SAVINGS
IN MANY MORE WAYS THAN
GAS AND OIL SAVINGS ALoNEI !

Take the price. Though we can't
give you the figure just yet, you
can be sure the Falcons price
will help brore it's the savingest
car, right from the start Actually,
we've just started to scratch the
surface of the Falcon news, here.
Come in. Bring all your ques-
tons, but make it soon. We have
many orders in already.
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AND NOW ABOUT TIVE FABULOUS
FALCON EXPERIENCE RUN, U.s.AI

Topping off 8 years and 3 million
miles of research and develop
ment, a feet of new Falcons is
travelling every mile of us.
highway to prove its "30-miles-
per-gallon" average .. and to
prone it takes to the roads you
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LET'S TALK FALCON PERFORMANCE

LET'S TALK FALCON PERFORMANCE
The all-new six-cylinder engines
up front for greater safety and
stability :. will deliver up to
80 miles per gallon of regular gas
>. has a water-cooled engine
which permits use of a water
type heater that's safer, never
robs you of gas mileage. You can
get an automatic transmission in
the Falcon, too!