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Thursday s The Day
Welfare Dept.
Helps Lome
Cook Again
By EDWIN S. PRESTON
Duncan Hines never had given
a citation for good food to the lit
tle restaurant where Louie was
the cook?but he should have?
?nd he would have, too, or so the
oiks around town thought?If he
had stopped by almost any day?
hut especially on Thursday when
Louie always had chicken pie.
Folks liked Louie and they liked
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the way he remembered their fav
orite f,K?d? and the way he cooked
hen.- nothing fancy, mind you,
just - ^ ' ca'tng
So. ujljraily, they missed him
?nd w?.-re sorry when, now and
-hen, -ouie had to stay home be
-ausv -us arthritis got to bother
ing uw much, lie never got around
j Miiug a doctor about It and
cold wcaihcr always made It worse.
"Willi a wile and two kids to
feed, 1 cant see a doctor,1* he'd
my. "I'll just tough It out."
Finally, one winter day, he had
to quit work entirely and for the
next few w-eks, except for an
occasional sunny day, he stayed
pretty much inside the small frame
building on the edge of town
wnlch he and his family calls*
tome. His pay stopped, of course,
and his wife didn't get much for
u orking the occasional times sh<
could find something she could
Jo. She did seep the home neat
and the fraying clothes of the chil
dren clean. But the money dwind
led away and the children began
.o look wan and their colds kept
hanging on week after week.
"We've got to do something.
Louie," his wife said one night.
The children aren't getting en
ough to eat?and anyway, it's not
lie right food?and they're not
getting any milk at all. If you
could just got well and back on
your feet again, we could make it
.ill right. Up to now we've been
ible to do it Do you know what
I'm going to do tomorrow?" and
Louie saw a gleam of purpose in
ier eyes that he knew well. "I'm
going to see the folks at the coun
y public welfare department and
;ee if there is any way they could
help us through."
The department did find a way
within the plan of the N. C. Board
of Public Welfare as administered
in that county. A careful investi
gation was made of the needs of
he children and the family in vis
its to their home. Then a family
budget was set up and funds se
cured from the aid for dependent
children program to make It pos
sible to meet the minimum health
needs of two children. The de
triment also arranged for medi
cal care for Louie. He began to
improve within the first few
weeks but it took a full six months
to get him back on his feet again.
There came a day, however?
a Monday morning in the late
summer, it was?when once again.
'Cooking by Louie," became the
slogan of that little unheralded
restaurant in a small North Car
clina town. Even the weather had
to take second place in the con
versations of the townspeople to
the oft-repeated question. "Did
yor know Louie was back?"
As soorf as Louie's pay checks
stcrted again, he reported to the
worker at the department of pub
lic welfare so they could terminate
the monthly grant the county Wel
'are Board had been making to
his family.
"It surely makes us grateful to
ha"e had this neighborly help
when we needed it," Louie told
the superintendent. "This experi
ence has made us understand what
the county department of public
welfare does and at least one of
the ways it stands ready to help
where it's needed."
If you like chicken pie, Thurs-1
days would be a good day to be in
Louie's town. The restaurant is a
block west of the post office. Any
body can tell you.
M/Sgt. Pose J. Crisp spent a
seven-day leave with his wife,
Katherine Crisp and children.
Bobby and Hilda of Marble, and
returned to Orlando Air Force
Base. Orlando. Fla? Wednesday.
M/Sgt. Crisp was with the
347th Engr. Aun. Bn. at Fort Leo
nard Wood. Mo., for the past
eight months under the command
of Lt Charles E. Shytle of Mur
phy.
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Mrs. Ciara Sherrill spent Thurs
day and Friday in Morganton vis
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Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hall of Bris
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Billy Tatham. Boyd Martin.
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