Lexington Attorney
Pays Nice Tribute
To J. ILMcMuUan
L. A. Martin Writes
About Local Man In
Lexington .Paper
L. A. Martin, an attorney of (Lex
ington, N. C., recently paid a very nice
tribute ito J. H. McMullan in a column
he writes for the Lexington Dispatch
entitled Meditations and Obeserva
tions. The title of the piece written
by Mr. Martin was “I Had a Friend,"
and follows:
“I love friends. Not only those
friends with whom I rub shoulders
here at home every dayr-not only
those warm and trusted friends who
drop by and visit me in my office or
in my home —not only those who walk
with me and talk with me—but I love
the little spans of friendship that
have the force and the strength to
stretch acfoss the State.
I had a note from my friend, Repre
sentative J. H. McMullan, (his inti
mates, call him Jack) of Edenton, a
day or two ago, and his letter, warm
with cordiality and friendship,
brought a message that was hearten
ing and helpful. '
“Jack, like his brother, Attorney
General Harry McMullan, is as lov-,
ing and lovable a fellow as one could
find in a day’s journey, and the more
you are with him the deeper grows
your appreciation for his fine and
deep and sincere soul. I shall never
forget the little excursions of friend
ship we used to have together in Ral
eigh during the last session of the
General Assembly. To fellowship
with him and to relax with him
around the table at the Green Grill or
at the S & W Cafeteria was an ex
perience in comradeship and friend
ship that one does not easily forget.
Aside from his depth of character, his
warmth of spirit and his wholesome
ness of soul, his calm .poise, and his
charity of mind, helped me along the
rough places all through the day.
Jack and I did not always agree on
public questions as we sat together
in the Assembly, but that did not dis
turb our friendship. He, is the kind
whose arrows never leave a sting. The
mope he disagrees with you, the more
you like him because you find in him'
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WISDOM
OF THE AGES
“A man who can be com
fortable in the presence of
a grievous wrong is to a
great extent guilty of that
wrong”
All truths should be as clear
ly outlined. Practical demon
strations of professional honor
help bring about an improved
state of society.
WILLIFORD.
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a deep and sincere conviction, and an
abounding faith in that conviction. He
is the kind of fellow one would like
to follow on a fishing trip, or go with
him on a prolonged vacation, just to
drink from his fountain of philosophy,
and to hear him discuss the vital is
sues of life. He was elected Mayor of
Edenton, and a member of the Gener
al Assembly, and to other positions of
responsibility, not because of his abili
ty to agree with everybody, but be
cause so many people agree with him,
and because of their admiration for a
real man who wears his own collar
and does his own thinking.
“North Carolina would be a richer
State if it had more Jack McMullans,
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and incidently I would be a richer fel- i
low myself if I lived closer to Jack,
so I could fellowship with him and
enjoy the atmosphere of his enabling
influence.”
i
Charlotte Bunch Helps !
With Show At College
An audience of more than 2,500 per
sons last week attended the 1950 edi
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Tony Pasta through the days of Mari
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Miss Charlotte Bunch was one of
the show committeemen.
Were man to live coeval with the
sun, the patriarch pupil would be
learning still. —Young
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