SATURDAY, JULY 20 1090.Large Group of Football Candidates Will Report To Coaches September 1Br flORBY HASlfBlRV.A large ntimber of boys are ex-pectad to report to Coaches TomDriscoll and Percy Burke for football practice September 1. to contest for berths on the Oreenville Lions squad.The Lions will not have a sum-Farmers Urged to Ask FSA Help to Avoid ForeclosureRobert F West. Hunt County Farm Security Administration supervisor. advl ed farmers who do not believe they will have enough Income to meet debts this fall to seek the help of the county farm debt adjustment committee before creditors bruin forclosure actions The season has progre*«*d far enough. Mr West said. that most farmers can determine with Mine degree of certainty whether they ran meet their fall obligations or not. Those who will not he able to meet them should let the debtVscommlfttee interc creditors for thlt; can be worked*,,r r,ir ir“ proceed tngi are berun than after **The farm debt adfus'ment rom.a betweeneditor* winI n n„farmers are of es. Credmer camp because of a new Inter-arholastle ruling that no team can report for workouU before Sept. 1 This will cause teams to be more evenly matched at the beginning of the season, when some teams are out In front In performance because of longer periods of drilling ♦ ♦ ♦Field M Improved.This season promises a good show to football fans since the field mill be In better shape than ever before. with a good sod of bermuda grass The field has been turtle-hacked. sloped to the sidelines from the center, and low places filled to ahed water and prevent spots that stay muddy after rains.New uniforms have been ordered and the boys will have playing sulta they can really be proud of. according to Coach Driscoll.Candidates for next year's team have been busy this summer—to mention a few Billy Marshall is working at the football field helping get it in shape, when he will plav on it this fall. Claude Martin Is working In his father's dry clean ing plant. Douglas Massev has a pnper route. Raymond Daughtery, school house; Johnny Hervey, Bob-bv Faulkner and Weldon 8prlnger at athletic plant; Robert Holder, grocerv store; Weldon Punk Meyers summer school and softball; Ralph Cameron, filling station; Elbert Cox. drug store; Johnny McFarland. at present Is very sick but recently he has Improved consider-