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By JOHNNIE LEE MARKS ,
It has been some time since I
wrr-ate my last ‘Roaming ‘Round. j
limt column mentioned a red
bird that lost its life at the hands
oL a thoughtless boy with a gun. 1
]Wbelieve the resentment I ex- I
pressed then was as strongly felt 1
by the majority of my
it was by me. At any rate I re- |
ceived more comments on it than :
anything I have ever writtep. !
Since that time, through the es- |
forts of Mrs. Ralph Hanna,* Sen
ator J. R. Young, and others,
i>urm has been established as a !
Bird Sanctuary. Maybe that will
eliminate incidents such as the j
QV- related to me following the
ml bird incident I wrote about.
I repeat that •as follows, without
the narrator's' name, of course: “I
was sitting on the curb in front
of my house when two boys, ten
or eleven years of age came by
carrying rifles, and one of the
boys had a paper bag. I spoke to
the boys .then asked, curiously
‘What do you have in your bag ?’ j
so they came over and opened the 1
me to see the results oft,
ttfrir marksmanship. I counted sne •
“ . birds, two blue jay's, a robin
and a bluebird.”
Now, sinces the establishment
of the panptuary, and the excel- j
lent program given this spring as ;
a culmination of a project on
“Birds,” which the Dunn Gram- I
mar School worked on as a unit
surely the children of the town !
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I will he less inclined to be so de
! structive to the song birds that
I attempt to bring a little beauty
; and color to our town. Children
(can find things to do, if en-
I couraged by parents and friends,
! that will be useful and that will
| bring them joy and pleasure; in
stead of a sadistic delight in tak
! ing the life of small tiwgs which
: only ask to be let alone, and in re
! turn pay their "rent” by bright
! ening the lives of those about
them.
I Perhaps some of you have no
| ticed that the birds seem already
;to sense 1 a new security in our
: town.- I have noticed several spe
-1 cies lliat I never saw -in this sec
tion until this year. Several oth
er people have remarked that they
: have also noticed new kinds In
1 their yards. Let s hope our boys
! w'ith guns will* let them stay.
I One thing these birds are go
: ing to have to learn to do though
; —to protect themselves—and that
!is to fly higher! They are, like
j humans, too brazen in newly felt
security—thry swoop down
lift front of pedestrians!
'Mrs. WHaMia-kjAyEt'- y«*T-«eUer
j get Bob to ask for a ‘‘Fly Higher”
t sign to put under the Sanctuary
! sign!
j In our midst are many sol
j diers—last week an editorial ap
peai. d in the Record urging that
we, as. citizens, show them every
| courtesy. Maybe you have been
in strange placed, lonesome, and
would look questioningly about at
the people you passed, hoping
that you at least might find a
friendly smile among a few of
: the passer-bys. If that has hap
pened to you, then you know how
: much it helped when you saw a:
smile. A lot of people are natur
ally shy, and too, they are afraid
that they will be considered for
ward, if they look a person in the
face and smile. I feel by that like
(I do by helping the begger on the
I street. Perhaps—as lots of people
think —ho . has more than I do! i
j Well, maybe begging is a “rack- j
et" with some, but who of us j
1 knows which is the beggar, and j
| which is the needy ? At least when ■
‘l’ve put a few cents in a hat I
am not much poorer, iie is not
much richer, and, in case he
might need the pittance I gave
! to help buy food —he will be a
t.little less hungry and feel a 1it
,16 more kindly toward the world,
because I helped. And so it goes
!—a smile or a friendly word cost
nothing, and just might make !
someone a little less homesick
and lonesome.
! Just yesterday How'ard Lee and j
, I happened in the Post Office at i
the same time. A young soldier,
.’after dropping a letter in the out
| of-town slot turned to Howard
and asked: "Do you know where
X could get a room. I’d be satis
fied with any kind, Just so I
could write for my wife to come.
We could cook on a hot plate, or
make out just any way. I have
*BK DAILY RECORD, DtJNN. N. C.
two days off this week, and I
[could go and get her, if I could
■ get any place at all to live.”
* Howard and I both knew that
there are any number of rooms
in town, but we also knew that a
lot of the people, “whoso houses 1
> the rooms are, would hesitate to
take people in. Some are elderly \
ladies, who with accounts in,
, newspapers every day of kind- j
nesses being abused, are afraid
to open their house to strangers.
It is. regrettable that so many
young couples have to be refused
courtesy because of incidents in
which they would never become
involved. Let's hope that the sol- ]
, diers here will conduct themselves
so that in a fe& weeks some of,
' the more reticent citizens of the
town will offer housekeeping fa-'
I cilities to couples who may be
facing many months of separa
tion from the ones they love.
Should these boys be sent over
seas following Exercise Southern
Pines it would hardly be possible
to get home again In a year.
While there is a chance of keep
ing the semblence of a Home—
surely we can help in some way.
After all aren’t those soldiers i
j training to protect these very
homes we refuse them admittance
I to?
j Now let's have one little laugh,'
before we sign off. I was in a
certain doctor’s office last week.
A lady came in and the nurse
spoke cordially, then asked the
routine question:
“How are you, Mrs. ?"
"Well,” replied Mrs. . “I
ain’t none too good. I’ve had this
Science (Sinus) trouble, and the
eye doctor has put these ‘double
division’ glasses on me.”
OLD WEST RE-ENACTED
ON UTAH CAMPUS
PROVO, Utah. (UP) The
spirit of the old west was revived at
Brigham Young University when
the Arizona Club staked an “old
west revival” to raise funds for
the new BYU fieldhouse. •
Those on the campus caught in
anything but western attire were
fined on the spot and all men stu
dents were required to grow whisk
ers for the beard-judging contest.
The only modem aspect of the
event was Inflation.
Money flowed freely as students
entering the social hail had money
changed to super-inflated western
“currency" which enabled co-eds
and their escorts to pay *5 a dance
and SIOO for ‘‘two fingers of root
beer.”
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