McMullan Hands Down 5
State Law Opinions
Raleigh.—The right of a game
warden to trespass on private prop
erty is limited, Attorney General
Harry McMullan declared today in
a digest of opinions.
McMullan stated a deputy game
protector of the Wildlife Resources
commission has no right to tres
pass on private property after hav
ing been forbidden to do so un
less he has a search warrant or
other lawful process.
In other opinions, McMullan
wrote:
Cities and towns with a popu
lation under 1,000 are not author
ized bv the general law to hold
beer-wine elections.
Violation of the law against pub
lic use of State-owned vehicles is
a misdemeanor and subjects vio
lators to removal from, office.
There is no legal authority for
a register of deeds to lUhke correc
tions on or alter marriage licenses
or certificates.
A county commissioner who is a
partner in an insurance agency
may not sell insurance to the
county even though the policy may
be issued by a partner who is not
a member of the board.—Charlotte
Observer.
Kathryn Pye, one of the five
members of the freshman class at
Winthroo College has been award
ed an honorary scholarship for
this year. This scholarship is given
unon recommendation of the fac
ulty which takes into considera
tion .both academic work and gen
eral deportment of the student.
She is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. C. A. Pye of Inman.—Spar
tanburg Herald. (Mr. Pye is agent
at Tryon for the Southern Rail
way).—T. D. B.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Walcott
have returned from the East where
they took their daughter, Miss
Betsy Walcott, to Hood College
at Frederick, Md., and son, John
Walcott at Darrow School in New
York.
Miss Martha Brent of Hinsdale,
111., is visiting her brother, Walter
Brent, and family at Brentwood.
COMING TO COLUMBUS
Blue Ridge Night
Hawks
—with—
PAN HANDLE PETE
—at—
STEARNS SCHOOL
Saturday, September 22nd
At 8:00 p. m.
Sponsored by Fire Dept.
FOR SALE: One Registered
Jersey heifer, 12 months old, price
$175. One registered Jersey heifer,
8 months old, price $150. R. L.
Shuford Jr., Weaverbarton Dairy,
Tryon, N. C.—Adv. 20, 24p.
DAILY BULLETINS—5c each.
STEAK, any cut, lb.-90c
PORK LIVER, pound-29c
PORK CHOPS', pound-_65c
CURED HAM, center cut,
pound for_J9Qc
Yard EGGS, doz-59c, 69c
HENS, dressed and drawn,
pound_49c
Alaska Pink SALMON_55c
PERK, package_
IVORY SOAP, 2 large
15c
29c
Armour’s Pork & Beans.
-10c
COTTON SEED MEAL,
100 pounds_$3.75
COTTON SEED HULLS,
100 pounds_.$1.50
16% DAIRY FEED
.$3.76
FROZEN Foods iiftlude Straw
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Turnip Greens, English Peas,
Lima Beans, Green Beans, Corn,
Asparagus, Shrimp, ‘ Cat Fish,
Red Perch.
C. E. BLANTON’S
Phene 2141
COLUMBUS, N. C.