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CHARLES H. JAMISON

CHARLES H. JAMISON
Rockville-Clean. 4-bedrm. house
liv. rm., firepl., din. rm., 1st fl
Bedrm.. master bedrm., bath, mod
kit. fully equipped, 2 unfin. bed
rms. End fl Gas heat. full bsmt.
fen. lot, splendid shrubbery. mr.
public and parochial schools, shop
center and trans. FHA appraised
$1,000, terms. $500 cash plus
settlement. Full price $4,000
GaitherSburg-3 acres, 8 rms. brk
rambler, liv. rm. 16x2l, stone
!irepl., din. rm., spac. mod. kit,
high level oven. refgr.. dbl. sink
cherry cabs, auto. washer ano
dryer, 8 bedrms., tile bath, ful
psmt., 20x34 rec. rm., O.H.-W H.
storm winds, doors, bSmt. gar.
shop. BlacBtop drive. beaut. Shaded
lot. S2S,000, terms, Is cash.
Frame Rambler, 13x26 liv. rm.
trimmed in knotty pine. pic. wind.
family rm. 20x27, mahog. panel
lg. Kit, din. area, 2 bedrmS., tile
bath, . acre lot near Interchange
Rte: 7OS, at Tyattstown, 80 mile,
D. 2. $4,000, terms.
CHARLES H. JAMISON
POOLESvILLE, MD.
WI: S-9223 or 301 DI. 9-3262
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SHANNON & LUCHS
S28.550
NEW BRICK RAMB,

IN WILDWOOD MANOR
Featuring center hall, lge. kit. W.
rec. rm. w/firepl., carport, mr..
6013 SOUTHPORT DIR.
lGeorgetown rd., rt. at Cheshire.
rt: Grosvenor and at Southport.)
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CHEVY CHASE
741Q Ridpnuynnd Ava

Beautiful prestige Colonial between
the clubs. Large rooms throughout.
3 bedrooms. baths on End floor.
One dormer rm. and bath on Bird
floor. Den and powder room, scr.
porch, 2-car garage. Walking dist
Lady of Lourdes. An outstanding
value in the mid 30s. DIR: Out
Conn. ave, left on Woodbine to
Oak, right on Oak to Ridgewood
and 0ur 0Den sion
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EXTRA

LA L 1Gk1
Nice 3-bedrm. brk. rambler, Ran
dolph Hills. Extras incl. rec. rm.
and bath. Sensibly priced. S17.-
$50. $3.50 down FILA.
R. B. GRIFFIN, JR. REAL ESTATE
5s7-O6lO. Sun, Ewes. JU. 9-9s74
FARMETTES
3 acres and 8 bedrm. brick-and-
frame rambler, liv. rm. w/firepl.,
lge. din. area, bright mod. kit
Level land w/cinderblock bldg. suit
able for norses, livestock. Olney
area. $4,000.
IL acres, attr. brk. rambler, liv.
rm. ,,w!firepl.. din rm,, . bedrms.,
daylight bsmt., rm. for future
bedrm; Wide frontage on GA.
AVE. EXT. $32. 500.
2R acres. spacious all-brk. rambler
high level acres in excel. country
club area. Olney. $34,950.
SO acres. conv. to Gaithersburs,
Acc and IBM. Nice 3-bdrm.
rambler, Ia baths, fin. rec. rm.
Very desirable for a home or
INVESTMENT. Woodfleld. S49,500.
2. acres and lovely brk. rambler
in, area of custom-built homes,
extra lge. rms. incl. fam. rm.,
radiant heat. Many beaut. fea-
lures. Olney. $4,000.
2 to 10 acres with this charming
3 bedrm. (rm. for 2 more in fully
daylight bsmt), ga baths, new
rambler in Goshen Hunt area
Superb setting w/view Of sur
rounding countryside. House and
2 acres, $4,000. w/additional
acreage avail.
Old Colonial home now being re-
modled. Lovely setting on knoll
w/trees. See architects plans for
completed house. Up to liz acres
avail. Goshen Hunt area.
the Olney-Gaithersburg area
The MAYNE REALTY CO.,
INC.
WA. $4,000 WA. 4-2831
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BETHESDA

BETHESDA
Open Sun. to }
LUX MANOR. SS-ft rambler or
, acre on beautiful tree-lined
street 3 bedrms., > baths, many
closets. French doors from Iiv
rear, firepl. in liv. rm., center.
hall entrance. full din. rm., 24-ft
rec. rm. with separate outside
entrance, 2-car carport. S33,95O
6012 PoindeXter lane.
Dir: Old GEORGETOWN rd. to Poin-
dexter, left to OPEN SIGN.
GLEN J. KOEPENICK g. CO.
M
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
BETHESDA
1919 Hampden Lane

HHH DSOK1 Hu1IO
Located In beautiful Edgemoor in a
picture book setting. this distinc-
tive 3-bedroom, 3-bath. Tudor po-
Sesses the mellow charm of older
homes not found in new homes
today. Realistically priced in the
mnld-3Os among higher priced
on Bradley la. right on Glenbrook
rd., left on .Edgemoor la. right
on Hampden la. to 1919 and our
ODen sign
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QUALITY

QUALITY
.. CONVENIENCE
Stone-brick bi-level with slate roof,
hot-water heat. 7 rms, 2 fire
places. built-in garage. Corner lot,
Assume 4k per cent loan, In a
delightfully."- different neighborhood
IN Piney Branch I'd. area. Priced
IN mid 20s: Call your broker or
& CO., JU. 7-6744.
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HOUSES FOR Sk-;-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
HILLANDALE

114h14lAkNbAh
Lovely new split-level 4-bedrm. on
upper level. 2Ia baths, rec. rm.,
space for 5th bedrm.
SUNSHINE BRIGHT"
Firepl. in liv. rm., all-electric kit,
sep. breakfast rm. Dir. Out N. H.
ave. to Cresthaven, left to Bal
moral, right to our open sign.
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WHEATON
All-brk. Colonial w/formal din. rm.
and 3 bedrmS.
WALK TO SCHOOLS"
Fireplace. many extras. Only ST.
900. Out Ga. ave. to left on
Arcola.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
(cONIlNUED)


BETHESDA (ASHBURToN), open
i:3I 70 5-Lge. 3-bedrm. split
level z baths. pos. 4th bedrm. and
Datn' rec: rm., 6x32-ft. swim. pool
deorgetoWn I'd. Soio'E to Lone serps osk Sr'l Tro
left to CLOS ORLOSRY' REAL
TOR. JU 5-S253. JU. SEGA.
BETHESDA DOLL HOUSE
new listing 3-bedrm. rambler, huge
closets. fireplace. fenced, gor-
geously planted yard. Lge. dry
bsmt. Perfect location. Conv. to
everything. Only S16,95O on your
Terms. Call fast on this. LO. o.
SHANNON & LUCHS
REALTORS SINCE 1905
BETHESDA-ROCKVILLE - 1,44O
50. 1t. OF spacious living above
9smo'' ssn diS iSplit-level 24xl4 liv ,rm,;
KIT; birch cabinets, lge. center
hall foyer, den, .4th bedrm. or
lam. rm:: French doors to Anchor
1enceu yd., 8 bedrms., "a baths,
storm doors and windows. Conv.
Assume 49, loan at Si'os, 'shsI' piiti
OWNER. 20. @-87Ss. "to'' p'"''''
BETHESDA-A very charming ram
ping Drlck rambler on secluded
Sacte iot. z, ,bedrms.,. plus
I2xl9-tt. den, full bsmt. with rec.
ANDRIs Realty. " 81. ssj s1So76 ';TI?i ,Tii :
BETHESDA OPEN 2-5
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M I II

N.I.H.
Priced. right at $21,95O. W/park.
ing, fenced yard and
LUXURY YOU LOVE"
Brk. split. 2 baths, sep, din. mi.
owner transferred, Must be sold.
Out Rockville pike to left on
Hunter la. to open sign.
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DA-WOODHAVEN = Used
brick bi-level Colonial. 4 bedrmS.,
eXtra-lge. liv. rm. w/firepl.. sep
din; rm.. country kit. roomy pan.
daylight clubrm., pwdr. rm.. bsmt. :,
lge. scr; porch. On lge. tree-shaded
D. C. bus. Low 3Os. Open Id,
DIR: Bradley blvd, left on Will
son lane. right on Maryknoll to
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WHEATON
BRAND-NEWl 3-bedrm. Colonial.
Lge. country kit. sep. din. rnl.
VACANT, MOVE IN
WLDEPOSIT, Ia baths, walk to
Plaza. only S17,950. University to
right on Valleyview.
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NICHOLAS j: ]

14AI' 4UOU ANJ. O-UOUU
HOME AND OFFICE-Lge. rambler
Wlsep. ofc. nr. Blair High.
j. C. CONLEY III. Q-4134
After PM. Call HE. 4-7773
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Nice 3-bedrm. brk. rambler, Ran
dolph Hills. Extras incl. rec. rm.
and bath. Sensibly priced. S17.-
$50. $3.50 down FILA.
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GAITHERSBURG AREA
New luxurious brick ramblers. Liv.
rm., din. rm., kitchen, 8 bedrms.,
baths. Some with 2-car garages
and some with 2-car carports
. On improved street in Maryland's s
fastest growing community.
MANOVILL REALTY CORP.
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=8o.V-IIH0 = ". JO. 6-oo6U
CLOSE-IN SILVER SPRING-Just
ever over, the e.. District line this is
brick split-level. lovely rec. rm.,
sub-bsmt., patio, nice lot. Spa
cious rm. throughout, walk to
schools and tranSp. S2S,5OO.
ROBERT H. KENT & CO. JU.
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CHEVY CHASE, NORTH
35l9 GLENMOOR DRIVE

Charming 54-ft. brick rambler with
carport. color Kitchen. it.fS wood SOSslSi, caSi.
nets, fireplace, walk-out bsmt.,
H-acre lot. Priced at S2O,95O with
other styles available starting at
S1S,950. 20 Minis. to Bethesda via
new eXpreSSway.
Evening star., 1962-03-25

KROLL REALTY, INC. OIL. 2-5e5e
Member of Brokers Guild
CLOSE-IN SILVER SPRING-NeV
listing! Fabulous. spacious, 3-bed-
rm. split-level. 2 baths, dining
rm.. gear garage. Dead-end street
adjacent to park. Immed. poss.
Evening star., 1962-03-25

3 acres and 3 bedrm. brick-and-
frame rambler, liv. rm. w/firepl.,
lge. din. area, bright mod. kit.
Level land w/cinderblock bldg. suit
able for horses, livestock. Olney
area. S22,500.
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DIR: Conn. ave. or Viers Mill rd
to. Newport Mill rd. to Denfield
rd;, past Rock Creek Palisades
Spruell dr., right to Byrd I'd.
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OPEN TODAY 1 'Tn8
DIRECTIONS: New Rte. 7O-S to
Acc turmoil. right to Rte. 355,
left approx. IA mi. to Open sign
Evening star., 1962-03-30
KILL 'EM WITH KINDNESS
Flies on Loose in Texas

soon no larva, no flies, and no
problem.
The Department of Agricul-
ture, which is already produc-
ing 10 million sterile flies a
week and loosing them on un-
suspecting females in Texas,
wants So million to expand the
program at once. Its request
was made public today by a
House appropriations subcom-
mittee.
The harsh winter in the
Southwest probably has killed
a lot of the flies, the depart
ment said, and if it moves in
now on a big scale the prob
lem will be that much simpler
This will be no fly-by- might
scheme, department witnesses
said. Once the flies are elimi-
mated from Texas, New Mexico,
Oklahoma and other infested
areas, millions of irradiiated
flies will be dumped period
ically in a 50-mile path along
the Rio Grande River to in
tercept any females flying up
from Mexico.
1t is estimated it will take
about three years for the
screwworm flies to eliminate
! themselves.
Evening star., 1962-03-30
Live N Via Satellite
To S pan Atlantic Soon

the American Broadcasting Co.,
the Columbia Broadcasting
syst m and the National
Broadcasting Co.
The networks have named a
committee to cooperate with
Mr.. Murrow and they also will
be represented at the Seville
meeting.
Relay Setup Outlined
When Telstar is orbiting the
Atlantic, televiSion signals will
be sent to the satellite from the
Bell Systems station at And
over, Me.
Telstar will forward the sig
mails to the British post office
installation at Goonhillydowns
in Cornwall. The British Broad
casting System will relay the
signals to European homes.
The circuit will be reversed
for the sending of European
images from Europe to the
United States.
Still to be worked out are
such questions as whether the
pictures will be transmitted or
European or United States
prime evening time. There will
be a 6-hour time difference ir
June between New York and
London.
Evening star., 1962-03-30

The Government is Matching
plans to produce rs million flies
a week and turn them loose
in Texas.
1t is also planning to add
to the Iron, Bamboo and other
curtains dividing nations a fly
curtain between Mexico and
the United States.
There are no plans, however,
to change the name of that
song to "The Flies of Texas
Are Upon YOU" and the pro-
gram is not intended to Stimu-
late the sale of fly swatters.
What the Government has
in mind is eliminating a live
stock peSt--the Screwworn fly
that is costing Western
cattlemen about $125 million
a year. In its larval stage the
fly feeds on the flesh of cattle.
1t can kill a newborn calf in
a week.
The idea is not new. 1t was
used with success a few years
ago in Florida. But it has
never been tried on such a
scale and in country without
the natural barriers of ocean
and gulf that Florida has.
How do you eliminate flies
Evening star., 1962-03-30
Reds Ambush
Wet Namese

DONG xOAI, South Wet
Nam, Mar. 80 (AP) Twenty
five government troops were
ambushed by an estimated 300
Communist guerrillas yester-
day with heavy casualties on
both sides.
The government reported Is
of its soldiers killed, including
captain and two lieutenantS,
but said the little force killed
at least 80 Wet Cong guerrillas.
The Reds ambushed a govern
ment column of three trucks
and two armored scout cars,
then vanished before govern
ment reinforcements could
reach the area rs miles north
of Saigon.
The Communists repeatedly
escaped with a payroll for gov
ernment troops amounting to
bout million piastres
($13,700).
The ambush was along a mar
row asphalt road in a dense
forest. Eight mines planted by
the Communists were set off
electrically, blowing up two
government trucks loaded with
drums of oil.
The guerrillas retreated after
half an hour of battling, Ieav-
ing Wet Cong bodies sprawled
! for half a mile along the rod.
Evening star., 1962-03-30
Dutch Report Defeat
Of Indonesion Force

HOLLANDIA, West New
Guinea, Mar. 80 (AP) Dutch
marines fought a band of we'll
armed Indonesian invaders yes
terday in a brief gun battle on
the island of Gag, a Dutch mil
itary communique said today.
One Indonesian was reported
killed and the rest sent fleeing
in the skirmish on the Dutch
held island off the western tip
of West New Guinea. The
Dutch said they suffered no
losses.
The size of the Indonesian
force of infiltrators was not
disclosed, but the Dutch said
they captured quantities of
ammunition, outboard motors,
gasoline, light machine guns
and American-made Garand
rifles.
Gag is in the, Radja Ampat
Archipelago bordering Indo-
nesian territory. An Indone-
sian bomber last Snday
bombed a small Dutch patrol
boat in the Bay of Gag, wound
ing three Dutch soldiers.
The Dutch said they were
still hunting down other In
doneSian infiltrators who
landed early this week on the
island of Waigeo, near Gag
They claimed a number of In
donesianS had surrendered ano
light machine guns and other
weapons captured.
Members of the Papuan bat
talon native soldiers of West
New Guinea we're taking part
in the mopping-up operation
the Dutch announcement said
President Sukarno of Indo-
nesia has threatened an inva-
sion of West New Guinea un-
less the Dutch hand over ad-
miniStration of the territory
Mr.. Sukarno last week suspend.
ed secret negotiations being helo
near Washington but left the
door open for their resumption
if the Dutch agree to surrender
the territory.
A group of United Nations
representatives of African ma
tions in the Brazzaville grouI
Evening star., 1962-03-30

NEW YORK, Mar. 80 (AP).-
The first live television broad
casts across the Atlantic Ocean
are scheduled this spring for
viewers in the United States
and Europe, the New York
Times says.
Programs of 10 to 20 minutes
will be exchanged by means of
a communications satellite, the
Telstar, scheduled for launch
ing in late May or June.
The Telstar, financed by the
American Telephone & Tele-
graph Co., will be put aloft in
cooperation with the National
Aeronautics and Space Admin
iStration.
The programs are expected
to consist of live scenes of
landmarks on both continents.
Thursday Meeting Set
Members of the European
Broadcasting Union, embracing
television systems throughout
Europe, will meet Thursday in
Seville, Spain, to work out their
part in the exchange, it was
said.
The union normally has a
technical working relationship
with Intervision, which consists
of television systems in the
Soviet Union and Communist
bloc nations.
These systems can be linked
to Eurovision, an European net
work. but whether the Soviet
Union would have a direct voice
in the transatlantic exchange
was not known.
Edward R. MurroW, director
of the United States Informa-
tion Agency. discussed the tel
evision satellite program re-
Gently with representatives of
Evening star., 1962-03-30
Philippine Leader
To Visit Kennedy

MANILA, Mar. 80 (AP)-
President Diosdado Macapagal
has accepted President Ken
nedy's invitation to visit the
United States June 1928.
A spokesman said tonight
the visit "is in testimony to
the special relationship which
exists between the United
States and the Philippines and
the long-standing friendship OF
the peoples of the two coun-
tries" Mr.. Macapagal and Mr..
Kennedy first met when Mr..
Macapagal. as Vice President,
visited the United States in Oc-
tober, 1860.
Evening star., 1962-03-30

.of former French colonies will
arrive in West New Guinea on
Sunday for q fact-finding
tour.
The Africans, who were in
vited by the Dutch government
will meet with local Papuan
leaders. Prominent Papuans
have been Strengthening their
contacts with African coun-
tries to enlist support in their
Dutch backed campaign for
independence.
Evening star., 1962-03-30
The Girls Are Back

LONDON, Mar. 80 (AP).-
Britain's largest tea shop chain
is breaking away from self
service and bringing back wait
resses. These so-called nipples
disappeared before World War
II when the Lyons chain turned
to cafeteria style.
Evening star., 1962-03-30

by producing them at the rate
of rs million a week? Science
and sex are the answer.
1t seems a male screwWorm
fly rendered sterile by radia-
ton is just as interested in
female screwworm flies as his
untreated brothers-and she
in him. Flood an infested area
with sterile males, let nature
take its course, and pretty
Holmes County herald., 1962-03-22
PEE WEES FINISH
SEASON

On Friday, February %,
the Pee Wee Basketball teams
travelled to Goodman to play
in the Goodman Invitational
Tournament. tn is was the
first time most of the boys
and girls had ever played in
a basketball game. They had
been practicing for only a
week. Both teams lost, but
the experience is what counts.
The girls score was 33 to 5.
in favor of Goodman. Bridgit
BlackStock was high scorer
with 3 points, followed by
Brenda Berman with 2 points.
In the boys game the score
was % to IS, in favor of Good
man. High scorer was Stanley
Dillon with 16, followed by
Kirkham Povall with 2 points.
On Friday, March 2, Pickens
came to Lexington to play
the Pee Wees. The girls lost
their game 81 to 5. Scorers
were Renee Gilliland, 2; Bird
get Blackstock, Linda Roberts,
and Gloria Grantham, each
with l point. The boys lost
their game, too, with a score
of Is to IA. Stanley Dillon
was high scorer with 8 points.
followed by Kirkham Povall.
4; and Bill Rosamond, 2
points.
Thursday, March 8, the boys
went to Goodman to play
Goodman in the Holmes Coun-
ty Tournament. The girls
played Pickens Friday night.
The boys lost 80 to IL. Scor-
erS were Kirkham Povall with
4 points, Chuck Carson, 2;
Danny Pepper, 2; Robert
Hammett, Tom Slack, and
Paul Drew Cade, each with
L. The girls lost 26 to 3. Bird
get Blackstock was the lone
scorer with 3 points.
Holmes County herald., 1962-03-22

Winter is practically over,
and spring, a welcomed, new
season, will soon commence.
Mr.. Webster defines spring
in a number of ways. 1t
means to leap or bound and
is also a season of growth and
progress. There are many
pleasing features of spring,
but one Of the most welcomed
is Spring Holidays.
Spring Holidays are actual
ly a prelude to the forthcom-
ing season. They give every
one a chance to do a little
spring cleaning and recupe-
rate from the past six months
of study.
Even though there was on
ly one spring holiday this
year, it was nonethelesS ex-
citing. Thursday, March Is.
was only the beginning Of the
activities of the following day
Actually, little thought was
given to books, lessons, or
Some people took trips over
the long weekend; however
most people were content just
to relax and enjoy being out
of school. It was spent In
many varied ways, but Ger
rainly all of them were equal
Iy enjoyable.
Spring holidays are over
Holmes County herald., 1962-03-22
r.
RECEIVE

On Thursday, February %,
1862, the Seniors On the girls
basketball team received jack
cts.
The jackets are gold satin
with a gold letter outlined in
purple. Each letter, marked
with purple bars, has the
number of years the girl has
lettered in Lexington.
The jackets were ordered
from Hale and Jones, along
with the jackets for the rest
of the lettermen of the girls
basketball team. The other
jackets should arrive before
Spring Holidays.
The girls basketball team
wishes to express their deep
est appreciation to Coach Da-
Wis, Mr.. Schneider, and all of
the donaters of Lexington for
making these jackets possible.
Holmes County herald., 1962-03-22

After arriving at school that
morning, I joined everyone in
admiring the costumes of the
five Senior cheerleaders and
the five Hornet cheerleaders.
Everyone seemed to find me
at fault everytime I stopped
to read a poster on the wall
of the hall between classes. It
seemed they feared I might
slow down their rush to clas-
ses and make them late. Such
foolishness! Didn't they have
any school spirit?
At chapel the two sets of
cheerleaders fired up the op-
posing factions, and the stu
dent body showed it's conf
ldence in their chosen team.
After chapel, in the playroom,
the opposing cheerleaders led
their opposing factions in
deafening cheers. Spirits Were
high, and everyone was gay!
That night at the game
yelled and yelled and became
hoarse for all my trouble. Al
the half the Hornets were
ahead to my relief, but there
had been a period of tension
when it looked as though
trouble had been brewing on
the field. The trouble had
been namely, that Jenny
Rush, a Senior cheerleader
had been about to bite a Hor-
net player, but luckily, her
mead returned to her before
the deed had been done. She
had contented herself with just
a few snaps.
The third quarter ended.
and the Seniors tied the score,
but | felt sure the Hornets
would retain their lead the
last quarter. AS the minutes
licked away, I became less
sure of my conviction. Then
in the last two seconds of the
game, tragedy struck! Tom
my Holder kicked a field
goal, giving the Seniors a
three point lead and victory!
Holmes County herald., 1962-03-22
Holders Golden Toe Wins For Seniors

drawn first blood. Walter Sui
Ivan scored the I'D racing
the final % yards to get it.
Don Barrett made the extra
point and with 2:56 left in
the half; the Hornets led 10.
Tony Edwards kicked for the
Hornets and Mickey Mott re-
turned to the 81. In two plays
the Seniors moved to the Hor-
net IS, but the clock ran out
before they could score.
In the third quarter the Sc
niors received the kickoff and
moved to the Hornet d in
nine plays but lost the ball
on downs. One play later the
Seniors found themselves with
LIST and 10 on the Hornet % as
a result of a Hornet tumble.
In two plays the score was
tied TT, Mickey Mott making
6 points on a 20 yard sprint
and Hale one point On the
PAT.
The fourth quarter was the
big one for the Seniors. They
stopped the Hornets on their
own 81 and in five plays NOV
ed to the Hornet Is where Hol-
der kicked his 20 yards at an
angle.
Holmes County herald., 1962-03-22

In the annual spring football
game, the Lexington Hornets
were defeated by the Lexing-
ton Seniors 10-7. To provide
for the 3 point margin, Tom
my Holder kicked a 20 yard
field goal as the final horn
went off.
The first quarter was full
of excitement but no points.
The Seniors kicked to the Hor-
nets to start the contest, and
Johnny Allen returned the
kick to his 80. After three tries
the Hornets picked up a first
down On the AZ, and Walter
Sullivan gained a first down
on the Seniors 43, but a Hor-
net tumble caused them a loss
of 9 and forced them to punt
to Paul Hale, who returned
the ball to the Hornet A.. In
five plays the Seniors had
moved to the 20 with the big
play being a Is yard run by
Holder.
In the second quarter the
Seniors moved the ball to the
4 yard line but lost the ball
by a tumble on the 1. In ten
plays the Hornets had march
ed more than 80 yards and
Holmes County herald., 1962-03-22
BAND MEMBERS OF
THE N

The band member of the
month of January is Helen
Holder, a seventh grader. He
len plays the flute and has
been In the band for one year.
She has been taking music for
four years, and has been in
the All Club for two years.
The February band member
is Butch Cothran. Butch plays
the trombone and has been in
the band for six years. Butch
also plays baseball.
Holmes County herald., 1962-03-22

.Jaycees beat the All Stars by
a gigantic score. On the same
night the Jaycettes played the
Bloomer Girls. The Boomer
Girls were composed of a
number of Lexington women.
The Jaycettes won the game
by a tremendous score, and
only letting the Boomer Girls
score 5 points. Both Of these
games were benefit games.
Holmes County herald., 1962-03-22
TAKE ME u TO
THE

Just think, a football
game! A real, live football
game!' These thoughts raced
through my brain as the news
rocked through the school the
week of February 8. The
Spring Football game was the
cause of great excitement at
Lbs that week.
When Friday finally came,
L was tense with excitement.