CAPITAL CUPBOARD
Says Brewer Remarks To Sanf<
Might Have Been Better Unwritten
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By BULA N. GREENWOOD
REPLY . . . When Governor
Terry Saatord failed to rawaint
Kidd Brewer to die Board of
Trustees of Appalachian State
Teachers College at Boone, to
*Mch Brewer had originally been
appointed by Luther Hodges,
Kidd came back at Gov. Sanford
through the column stttl carried
in ? paper or two about the
State. This occurred about ?
month ago.
Brewer raa Uw atcc attic letter
he had rscahrad treat the Gov
eraer; and then be eame back
with aa eptaile at his own direct
ed at Cor. SaafWd. The Brewer
reply was net a had letter, was
comical, fall at ridfcale. The Mat
was that the Gaverar had other
plaas for Kidd Brewer? ea* aa
having Mm a> a trusty rather
thaa a trustee. Be dtdat spare
the hsrses.
Anyone reading the Brewer re
ply oould see the Governor chew
ing his nails if and when he had
a chance to lock it over. It would
have been better unwritten, lor
this is the same Governor
Brewer attorneys will have to go
to in an effort to get their client's
prison term stricken from the
record.
TELA, HIM GOODBYE ... Dan
M. Paul's son tore had a horse
named Duke. Danny finished the
skth grade tore at Wiley, and
became a student at Pine wood
School in Sooth Csroina this Hall.
Since Pineweood has a lot of
harses, and with Danny being
away much of the time, his dad
dy did not seen any particular
reason far keeping a riderless
horse around the lot all winter.
He pointed oat to Danny that
old Dito would just be around
doing nothing except eating and
getting tat. Abo, in the letter to
Danny, he suggested selling the
h?rse. Here is the reply to that
letter? written in a boy's scrawl
aad punctuation.
'Dear Pop? I am having a good
time up here. Ant Flay wrote me
to day and sent me a dollar.
TOutnk you for the dollar you sent
me, to. I hope everything to Ope
at home. Tell Lewie and Ruby
hi for me. If you want to, ael
Duke it is a&ight with ma.
Please take some picture* of him
for me. I hope 1 cao get ? wither
hoarse soon. 1 always loved Duke
but I knew he is coasting to Dutch
to feed. I will under stand and Ik
will, to. I had iiatfaer (or btm to
be happy than to be sad. It took
me ? k>ng time to think about
this. But I have got to be ? man
some time in my life. I hope you
find a wonderful place for Mm.
Tel Mm flood by far me. Lore,
Danny. Please keep the saddle."
Well, as Cail Goerch says in
the current issue of State Maga
zine, papa Dan was not aware
that Danny felt so close to Duke.
Upshot of the whole thing, fa
c hiding no dortt, some parental
heart throbs, fc that Mm wffl
net be sold? under any circum
stances
Incidentally, Danny is the
grandson of the late Clyde R.
Hoey, and his mother was Mrs.
Isabel Hoey Paul, Who passed
away some four years ag?
NEW GAME . . . WeH, as we
used to Mjr down to Perqnhiwais
High when our basketball team
would go on the floor following
hatf-time break: This is a new
haH game!
Awl that is Just the way it is
beginning to look on the political
scene. Or, to quote (bat did song,
! "Change and deoay in an Around
I see."
We are not yet through with
the changes en the political front
in North Carottna; and decay is
just beginning where success
looked so certain so recently.
AND NO CLOTHES , ? He
aays it is not his story, but this
came to Harry (rattan Hi a*0<
out of some marbj hearth, flat
ten reports ia Ms excellent ?"!*
xine, Tarheel Beekir:
A four-year-old girt was taken
to church far the Brat time. 8ba
TRAILWAYS buses taks you anywhoro
you want to go. ..it almost any thm
"They're getting ready to My
their prayer*. "
"What?" aaid tile astonished
ohfld "WMt ?U their clothes on?"
WUEND . . . Before he (Med
a lew day* ago at the afe of tt,
Dr. W. R. Cultam ted a chance
to know every word of the biog
raphy, "Be Ouilom Lantern,"
written by Or, James H. Black
more aid released by the jwb
lishers in time Mr Christmas.
Dr. Biatluiwe, former CuUnm
student and far many yean pas
ter of the Sprtng Hope Baptist
Choreh lad at trie ttme by Or.
CuDom, fa back at Wake Poorest
? " - * - * ?? - -* * ? ?
as director or pontic relations
tor Sonthcaatuu Theological Sem
inary
Spring Hope became e sort of
second home to Dr. Ciflom and,
each January on Us borthday,
he and ? driver would brave
whatever winter there was, for
the annual bhthtfciy dinner which
the Spring Ave Baptist Choreh
held far Dr. CuBom. If you are
interested to aaotftng a copy of
"The CUDom Lantern" tor self
or friends, advance order* are
now being accepted by the pub
lisher*? at $3.13 per copy ( tax
included)? by Edwards k Brough
ton in Ririeigfl. Introduction to
the book is by the new South
eastern trtaidmt. Dr. Olin T.
BMdegr.
NOTES . . . We have Jost re
ceived the November 1 am at
"Agricultural Jtoview," the bi
weekly Ire* pdM ioat km put cut by
the N. C. Department of Agricul
ture. We oaomead the depart
ment for getting out at least one
State pubticatiaa an tim?-a rare
item around here? and are glad
to aote that the droulaHoo fa
hi*h-JK 0? ?o?ies ?*?n?#e for
kfUU Motto ar (be wgr.
a if free? and the want ads alone
are worth the money? ii you want
to get on the mailing Hat . . .
around Mat* li tktf
of W,?0.#? wiB ba ape* fa ?* |
Democratic Primary
" ' XI
note each m at the tap
of tt* fraat Me of the Nsws A
can see, when 100 rolls arouq^,
probaWy the biggest paper ever
published in North Carolina That
alone is more than enough to
cause an advertising director
who has been JB years a success
with one great newspaper to Wgk
more to his green thumb activi
ties around the house ... We in
oar family rank R. H. Carson up
(bare with the best: big shoes
far the Daniel boys to fill aa their
blood-end-thunder property new
rigorously toward its lOOtti year.
KFK ON KIGITre BOX
The Kennedy Administration
it seems will risk a few politic
al brickbats to make its civil
rights program palatable to
Congress.
* Attorney General Robert
Kennedy recently urged the full
committee to trim the bill
down to the milder proportions
recommended four months ago
by President Kennedy.
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By CONGRESSMAN
JAMBS t. BRO YH1LL
aide ?f the CMM. the Pre?
dent*a tax MB, already p*iwd by
the Howe, b ante- heavy attack
by thoae who change tt it a wind
fall to the rich ad Owe who
hold I it an invitation to mo
now on the books.
last week as a House-Senate con
flict broke knee over aid to edu
cation legislation. Last summer,
the House passed ? bill to provide
tkn It had overwhelming bi
partisan support. In the Senate,
however, changes vers mad*.
The cost of the prqgnam over the
next five years wag doubted and
? new so-called "work-study"
program. ?i ating an
ISO million n year was added.
Normally, this iwwld mean the
differences in the two version* of
the UU would be thrashed out ia
a House-Senate conference and
the compromise would be accept
ed or rejected by both hsums
However, the Senate wont te
ther. K tochsd two other edaca
tisn bills to the vocational edu
cation measure. Both of these,
tie National Defease Education
r"
program and aid to federally im
pacted area*, were awaiting con
nate M(. lilt would ter the
House the right of reaponeibte ac
tion on both bills and throw the
legislative authority to a
objection* to tMe re
gardUes of the relative merits of
the bOla. A jswoadure store* is
brewing that eeuld tie op all
three measure* indefinitely.
USES WRONG NAME
New York? A cheek forfer
wrote everal checks and cash
ed thens ia small stores using,
what be learned later, was the
wrong name.
On all of the checks he wrote
the name "Joseph Kelley " Sev
eral days later he was arrested
and learned that the detective
who solved the bad check art
ist case was Detective Joseph
Kelley. TOW"
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