e^
Marigny’s
on
the army and na/y and driven a
of wife No.
he
FARMERS
WE DO CUSTOM SAWING
AT MODERATE RATES
SAWMILL
Sitting on top
grid
We
the
„nillll»U
Hiivisni
has
end
Lovelace’s
the mother
fac-
three
lection and
orized more
body in the
Something
3
s
era
an old
Lamar
Creek,
who is
wears
claims to have mem-
folk songs than any-
world.
around 1,000.
taxi in his
addition to
becoming a
check.
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on a clean damp cloth, and
over the surface.
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d ug-
kick
’em
hun-
two
Hi Il-
3 swore
him for
3 in'Au-
office of Senator Frank P.
ham. He said:
“I don’t cotton to these
store hill folks. I can still
up a heel with the best of
ac-
both
NEW YORK—Nancy Oakes
won her two-year fight to
VIENNA, Austria — Two
dred Russian bombers in
groups arrived in Szeged,
incurred while he was free
bond on the b’gamy charge.
Sherman Wayne Lovelace,,
cording to police, has been in
gust in a local church.
After first denying the charge
Lovelace- admitted it when con.
ROANOKE, Va.—Already
ing charges of marrying
undoing came when
to the home to have our fun.
lost something when we lost
old barn dance.”
Lunsword demonstrated t
women, a seventeen-year-old boy
in jail here is eonfrci ted with an
accusation of forgery, allegedly
store-bought clothes and shoes.
Against Phonies
Lunsford, a fiddle player who
doesn’t believe '•. phony getup,
was cornered for small talk in the
out a warrant against
bigamy. He married No.
forty-one-year-old De
Florida divorce from his first wife,
All of this comes from
hill^jSy. One Bascom
Ajunsford of South Turkey
C., a self-styled hillbilly
more hill than billy and
and I’m pushin.’ seventy. Every
thing is show stuff now.
“I think we ought to get back
back in the hills he raises corn,
tobacco and children. He is the
proud father of seven and has
eight grandchildren, “half of them
short lifetime — in
marrying three tines,
father and forging a
TWIN BILL . . . Double vision was common to guests as four sets of twins were the participants in a
wedding ceremony at the St. Phillip Neri church in St. Louis, Mo., recently. Left to right are Misses
Maxine and Christine Purdle, the bridesmaids at the affair; Mrs. Marian Arens, the matron of honor;
her twin, the bride, nee Miss Marie Parker; the groom, John G. Arens; his twin, Frank Arens, best
man; and ushers, William and Thomas Sawhill. ' ,
OLD TIMER DECRIES MODERN
TYPE HILL BILLY RENDITIONS
WASHINGTON — The Ameri
can home is missing a few things
that make a home a home. Like
the banjo, the fiddle, a family
quartet, an upright piano and,
maybe, even an old gramophone.
heel-kicking business by walking
over to a corner in the senator’s
office and kicking over his head.
On Way to Italy
The South Turkey Creek man
dropped off here on his way to
represent the United States at the
■International Folk Festival that
was held Sept. 7-11 in Venice,
Italy.
He went at the invitation of the
International Folk Music Council,
of which Duncan Emrich, chief of
the folklore section of the Library
lit C^gress, is president.
- Lunsford is one of the best in
the business. During the past year
he recorded more than 300 songs
for the Library of Congress col-
THIS PETTY FADE
Depleted Dollar
Reserve
By Brown Lee Tates,
Nancy Oakes
Wins Annulment,
Turtle Crawls
To Beach To Die
so as not to be tdrn apart by
other sea creatures in their final
weakness.
THE REIT SPRINGS CITIZEN
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1949
UED SPRINGS, V. C —
CAGE THREE
BELMAR, N. J.—An old, dying,
00-pound turtle crept out of the ■
jeean and died on the beach here.
The huge beast’s cracked and
mattered shell led fishermen to be-1
PUPILS OF BLUE ETES
Pupils of blue eyes contract more
in bright light than do the pupils
of dark eyes.
Meter Records
Drop Of Pin
CLEVELAND — When
it’s
’eve it had been shuck by a ship ; UNBEATEN - TEAM
still you can hear a pin drop,”
audience in the last row of
“so
the
the
Three Marriages
Charged To Boy
17 Years Old
her marriage to Count Alfred de
Marigny, the man she stood by
during his trial and acquittal on
cha ges of murdering her father.
Th. pretty, twenty-five-year-old
heiress was granted an annulment
by State Supreme Court Justice
Aren Steuer.
He upheld her claim that the
Mrs. Lucie Cahen de Marigny, in
1937, was o vt ained on false testi
mony.
Nancy’' father, millionaire Sir
Harry- Danes, was found slam on
hir estate in Nassau, the Bahamas,
in 1943.
A FELLOW WE KNOW is af-
flicted with an unsound econo
my. His dollar reserves are de-
pleted. He has a little silver, but
he can’t talk with the gold bloc, the
boys who deal in wrinkled etchings
of G. Washington.
His business associates have
been carrying him. They can’t let
him fold, because he’s helping
keep his wishy-washy neighbors
from the clutches of gangsters who ;
menace the town’s business.
The butcher down the street
loaned him a fin, although the
fellow told the meat vendor he
would use it to buy sausage
from a brother-in-law up the
street. He discriminated
against his benefactor’s franks
furters.
Once he owned real estate and
lived as the landed gentry. Now
his tenants have pre-empted most
of their plots, selling him vege
tables cheaper of course and let
ting him provide police protection.
He tinkers around with a busi
ness, making trial balloons, but
devising nothing somebody else
can’t manufacture better. All he
asks is that his friends forego the
better products of his competitors
to buy his and ease his present
pinch.
He’s a good fellow, a distant
couslu of his creditors, and a
handy man in a scrap. The
roughnecks thumb their noses
and trespass mightily on his
domain, but they blanch upon
thoughts of striking him. He
must be kept in business.
His creditors called a meeting.
They slapped his back and said,
“Chin up!” They promised to buy’
his balloons, aware that theirs'
were better and filled with hotter;
gir. They wanted to polish his;
silver and devalue his currency.
He gently slapped the hands
fingering his limp pocketbook, but
finally gave in.
TO CLEAN REFRIGERATOR
To clean the inside of your refrig
erator, sprinkle a little baking soda
Truman Hopes Army
Navy Will Forget
Their Differences
rub
FORT BRAGG—President
man said here he hopes the
at sea.
urtie,
I City College of New York’s cross-
said it is not unusual for 'country team has gone through the
when they feel death ap- last three seasons unbeaten in dual
proaching, to try to reach shore mee ts.
QUICK COFFEE
A newly marketed push-button
coffee dispenser brews and serves
frc> ted by the girl’s father, who
had given his daughter in mar- i a cup of java in three seconds with-
riage out worries about grounds.
and Air
troubles
When
informal
officers’
Force will get alJ
settled.
Chagrin Valley Little Theater
should be able to hear it.
! Seek Money For
Ingrid’s Children
J ROME — Ingrid Bergman, who
wants a divorce, has offered .5”” '
settle half her property on heme,
husband if the remainder can re
placed in a trust fund for their
daughter, the movie star’s per- .
sonal representative said today.
Joseph Steele, Miss Bergman’s
spokesman, said her attorney is
in Hollywood discussing divorce
arrangements with her husband,
Surgeon Peter Lindstrom, whom •
the actress married 12 years ago.
They have one child, a daughter,'''
Pia. '
To prove it, Prof. Leonard O
Olsen of the physics deartment of
the Case Institute of Technology
brought a sound meter to the
stage of the theater. When all
was still, a needle was dropped
by
an
no
Miss Bergman announced near
ly two months ago that she had
decided to retire from the screen
and seek a divorce.
and the meter recorded it.
The theater was financed
popular subscription and has
auditorium seating 270, with
set more .h-.». 10 rows from the
stage.
TELEPHONE
FOLKS
are setting a New Record
DOWN ON THE FARM
™E 0.5 CALL
Tru-
Navy
their
they do, he added in an
luncheon address at the
club, he said he believed
the Army would as usual go
along.
This was the only reference he
made to the bun ing irrter-service
controversy that has had military
circle; boiling for weeks.
The President also expressed
the l.a; e he Would not have to
campaign again as he did
year when he traveled
miles in his presidential
paign.,
last
31 pOO
cam-
The President was here for war
games, by ai,borne infantry.
TONS OF SPINACH
One. hundred tourteen thousand
tons of spinach were shipped fresh
to markets in the United States in
1948.
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The old guy thinks taking
out of the home it a sin.
Solid Background
Bascom is a farmer, lawyer and
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