Friday, November 5,1948
Funeral Services Are
Held for Fred Clark
Fred Clark, 40 of near Zebulon,
committed suicide at the Wake
County Tuberculous Sanitorium
on Whitaker Mill Road. Mr. Clark
had been despondent over his long
illness.
Funeral services were held
Sunday at 3 p.m. at Zebulon Bap
tist Church. The body lay in
state at the church from 1 to 3
p.m. Burial was in Zebulon
cemetery.
Surviving are his wife, the
former Lois Phillips of Zebulon;
two daughters, Becky and Freddy
of the home; his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Clark of Zebulon;
eight sisters, Mrs. J. H. Ihrie, Jr.,
Mrs. Hubert Richardson, Mrs. J.
P. Arnold, Mrs. Elton Price, Mrs.
M. D. Perry, all of Zebulon; Mrs.
J. C. Stallings of Towson, Md.,
Mrs. Jimmie Freeland of Texas,
Md., Mrs. C. M. Shannon of Mon
roe; and three brothers, John
Clark, Jr., of Zebulon, Charles
Clark of Burlington and H. B.
Clark of Washngton D. C.
Bjork's Tips
(Continued from Page 2)
Buttonhole One Flower, and
weareth it until it fadeth away,
thou shalt Brighten The Corner
Where You Are for Many People
before the Blossom falleth. And if
thou shalt do for Thy Fellow Man
One Kind Deed that sendeth him
along on Lifes Stream with A
Little Joy in His Heart, thou shalt
Brighteneth him for Many Days,
even as many as he recalleth Thy
Kindness. In These Times when
Men are almost clean nutty over
The High Cost of Living, and The
Problems of Foreign Nations, and
The Fear of Things to come, wear
thou a Smile on Thy Face and a
Song in Thy Heart. So shall No
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AUCTION SALE
FARM EQUIPMENT
of
RICHARD fi. UPCHURCH , Deceased
Place: NEAR PEARCES
Time, Sat., Nov. 6 1948
11:00 o'clock a.m.
Farm Tools Mules Cow - Harness
Wagon Plows Cultivators
Cook Stove Etc.
Terms: CASH
Ruby P. Upchurch, Administratrix
Evil befall thee, nor any Plague
come nigh Thy Dwelling, and thou
shalt be One of Gods Angels in
disguise. For Men will notice The
Big Difference with you.
And The Publisher spoke thus
unto me, Well said, but go now
and bring in The News which
thou shouldest have had in The
First Place.
And I went forth with The
Flower, and A Smile, and A Song,
and A Small Blotch of Ink that
must have been on The Table
where I leaneth to deliver My
Great Speech.
This, That and the
Other
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which is government of the people
for the people by the people. De
mocracy at work. I keep thinking
of Katherine Bates’ prayer and
praying with her: “America!
America! God mend thine every
flaw, Confirm thy soul in self-con
trol, Thy liberty in law.”
There is one very doubtful bene
fit to housekeeping in these days
of high prices: we don’t have to
worry over the best way to use
up meat scraps. There aren’t any
left.
For some reason I keep remem
bering a remark I overheard when
a child. The daughter of a tenant
had married beneath her, or so her
mother believed. But she felt bet
ter after a visit which she describ
ed thus: “Maybe is ain’t as bad as
I thought. Maybe he can provide
for her. I went to see her one day
this week when she didn’t know I
was coming; and her collards was
good and greasy.”
Quite a testimonial, if said now.
The latest issue of the Country
Gentlemen has a long article about
The Zebulon Record
rats and the damage they do. Much
of it is not new, though well
worthy of repetition; and there
are a good many facts stated which
I had not learned before.
We are told that there are two
different species of rats and sev
eral kinds of each. Mainly we have
the Norway or burrowing rat.
known also as gray, wharf, dock, or
brown; and the black or climbing
rat. And what will poison one
kind may prove good food for the
other. However, poisoned grain
will kill both kinds, if you can get
them to eat it. They have lots of
sense.
The climbing and burrowing rats
are hard to tell apart at first sight,
but there’s one fairly sure way to
know which is which. Attack a
climber and he runs. Poke at a
burrowing rat with a hoe, rake or
broom, and quick as a flash he
fights back, and will climb the
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you before you can let go. (I never
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A rat’s tooth is harder than car
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known to gnaw through a four
inch concrete floor; can cut
through most aluminum alloys
and through foam glass. Surpris
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are highly resistant to attack.
(If that noise I hear is made by
a rat, I’m afraid either to go to bed
or sit here. They are worse than
elephants and lions and tigers—in
this country anyway,)
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