THE TYRRELL TRIBUNE
FOR GREATER PROGRESS OF THE LAKE PHELPS AND PETTIGREW PARK REGION AND FELLOWSHIP WITH OUR NEIGHBOR COUNTIES
VOL. Ill; NO. 2
COLUMBIA, N. C., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1941
Single Copy 6o
CIVILIAN DEFENSE FOR
DARE COUNTY GETS OFF
TO ENTHUSIASTIC START
Meeting Mondlay Night Brings Out More
Than One Hundred Men and Women; More
Volunteers Being Sought to Help Carry
Out Program i
A SUCCESSFUL SON OF
1 TYRRELL. HYDE. DARE
IM
Civilian Defense got off to an ROOSEVELT LEADS
A UNITED PEOPLE
BOARD OF EDUCATION
WARNS AGAINST “GYPS”
Only Recognized Correspondence
Schools Should Be Patronized
Many solicitors of “gyp” corres
pondence schools are now working
in North Carolina taking advan
tage of the current wave of de-
’ense prosperity according to nu-
enthusiastic start in Dare County
Monday night when more than one
hundred men and women assem
bled in the courthouse and formed
an organization under direction of
Martin Kellogg, Jr., chairman of
the county of Local Civilian De
fense, and Jim Vannote, comman
der of the local post of the Ameri
can Legion and chief observer of
the Aircraft Warning Service.
They were there of practically
all ages from 10 to 75, and there
was no doubt as to the determina
tion of all to do their bit and the
willingness to act as volunteers for
a service that will cover every
hour of the 24 in each day for
whatever service may be required
of them.
Business and professional men
; and women, county officials, skill
ed and laboring men, high school
boys and NYA girls of Manteo and
a fair representative groups from
Wanchese and communities of PRESIDENT
WILLLAM b. GIBBS Is a favorite
native son, for he spent much of
his boyhood in three counties oi
Tyrrell, Hyde, and Dare, so all
three perhaps, must share him.
He is one of the successful men in
authority at the Norfolk Navy
Yard, and we reprint here an
article by one of his admirers and
old neighbors. Mr. Gibbs often
visits Dare County where he spent
many years as a young man, work
ing at Manns Harbor. The follow-
— Pi-aiifdin D. Roose- article is by Dallas C. Twiford
Nags Head, Colington, Kitty Hawk velt, who leads a united America formerly of East Lake, now of
and Duck all were there for a com- against the Empire of Japan, who Norfolk:
mon purpose, to do their bit in without reason, attacked this na- Your newspaper has given many
whatever way they could for the tion Sunday. The President has interesting written reports of
defense of homes and businesses pledged the country to help wipe North Carolinians who have made
in this county.
out all gangster nations in order good, and to my mind William
Chairman Kall.re amionneed th. .‘h* in';
North State, will rank in the first
column.
I He was born at Fairfield, Hyde
County, and at the age of six his
parents moved to Tyrrell County
HELP MAN SHIPS settled on the banks of the
Scuppernong River, adjacent to the
THE NAVY CALLS
FOR MORE MEN
purpose of the meeting, stating
that another meeting will be held
the last of the week to consider
further policies and probably to
undertake the forming of a home
guard for Manteo. Chief Observ
er Vannote announced that he was
instructed to form groups in every Men From 17 to 49 Urged to Sound. He attended the
community in the county to ob- Volunteer For Service Columbia high school until the age
serve and report airplane move- “ 12. Ships were plying trade
ments over the country. He said Raleigh. Dec. 11.—“The United l^om the Creswell port to different
the local post of the American Le- States is at war and the need for parts, and he shipped on the
gion was limited in membership men in America’s fighting Navy schooner Hubbs with' the well
and asked for volunteers from the is urgent,” today asserted Lt.- known Captain Joe Cooper. He
civilians assembled. Comdr. McFarland W. Wood, of- followed inland water trade of the
Aa n reanonsp and without en- ficer-in-charge of Navy recruiting Albemarle, Croatan, Pamlico
As a response and witnout en Carolinas .Sounds, and the different tributar-
couraeement twentv-thrpe imme- ‘-“o v./aiuuiias. i, . - tt
diatelv came forward and agreed “Carolinians have always been les unti sixteen years of age. He
Ip pppopt whatever hours miuht be foremost in defending this coun- Iken followed the coastal ship
M,Sed S IhS try in tl.nn of ,va, and I am sure trad. fr.„ Maine t. South Am.ri-
toul^do. These volunteers are: the people of these two Southern ca. When twenty years old he was
A A Hoar G C Tones Billv Wal- States will not fail to respond captain of the French square rig-
„ J P CheSto" 'to ged ahip Barlhovenia and also
rpi’opdi ejawarer Charlie Morean, “During all the wars in Ameri- captain of several other large sea
M Vannote Martin Kellogg, Jr., ca’s history, the men in North going sail ships and during fifteen
p n is Tf ' T T eake W M Jol- Carolina have joined the colors to years of deep sea sailings traded at
,7r A White cy’D. 'Swaim, Aght off attackers, and a quick, different ports on the seven seas.
T '*?mlth W R Fearing J C large muster of recruits is expect- along with his wife and
i-ot; Mrs Tmiise'Meekins d' B. ed from the Carolinas to help de- children, bought some property in
Sd Mid « '“1 Ptotoylvunla, and
rirCi, Edwari Elhmldg., Har- cta^ • , • y ■ ' r. ZSrhari^TusTu’es"
V Hostvedt and Belton Burrus. The Navy is relaxing its physi- his holLS at a
Tj -fnv WflTipVipqp LiP" stapdards to enlist men be- noiaings at a
' uri T'ilpff for Kittv Hawk and tween 17 and 49 years of age in small profit, and moved back to the
? TeW for Dufk vototeered the regular Navy or Naval Re- lold homestead on the Scuppernong
jlovd Toler for ^ y serve Men with physical defects Columbia, Tyrrell County,
nd were named chairmen for their serve^ fccLt^rif "the delects can With his two brothers, he went in
PLACES IN DARE
Notice Being Served to Clean
Up or Clase Up; Licenses i
to Be Inspected I
o !
Some of the beer dealers in Dare
nerous letters received by the doing right. At
State Board of Commercial Educa- the Board of Dare Commis- |
tion. The public should heed this think so, because
warning and investigate the school I . . ^°niplaints they hear that beer 1
and the solicitor before signing a' often allow whiskey drink-
lontract for correspondence course, i premises.
Anyone solicited should go to the Dare Boara, and the Manteo
local high school principal or school . ^oard discussed the matter
superintendent for information or, ^ joint session Monday and decid-
lecure a report on the school from close scrutiny hereafter
the National Home Study Council,''*® persons who may wish to sell
Washington. D. C. beer, and also to bear down on
Many correspondence schools of- *Ae places complained of.
er courses of instruction valuable f penalties are provided
0 those who wish to up-grade ’ who sell beer without 11-
themselves into more responsible without obtaining ap-
and better paid jobs. In practical-i ; Warrants are to be
ly every commercial organization
TO CRACK DOWN “ORE FUNDS
ON SOME BEER coast guard ^eING ASKED
will he found the bookkeeper who
Tspires to become an acco^tant,
the typist who proposes to recome
T secretary, and the junior execu-
Mve who hopes eventually to be ta
ken into the firm. Such ambitions
are worthy and are encouraged by |
modern management.
Unfortunately, not all
BASNIGHT—GAUTHIER
WEDDING. SATURDAY
Bridal Party Extensively Enter
tained; Bridegroom’s Parents
From Manteo in Attendance
I '^^® '^e^Aing of Miss Marjorie
, corres-1 jjjjjg Gauthier to Arvin O Raa-
oondence schools offer courses of m-j which took place in wS-
'truction that are of equal merit, i,n r j vvasn
Some of them are recognized as j K"’S^**^"**^^ ®^®™"^-
offering instruction of the highest at ; f-.-pJj •
quality available within their re- m North Carolina
spective fields while others have t>ip i,nme ormed at — —
nothing of merit to offer. The! Mr ® P®®®’?*®-, Station, and there were five Dare
’atter kind may be readily recog-i th^ 1' ' County boys at the same table. We
nized by their claiming to have A- Calnan of had wild duck. Sherman, who is
LYNTON R. DANIELS of Wan
chese, now living in Florida has
many reasons to be pleased with
his record in the Coast Guard. Al
though now a commissioned officer,
he started as a cook in Bodie Is
land Coast Guard station. He is
the son of Mrs. Florence and the
late Joe Tom Daniels. Occasional
ly we get a line from him when he
writes in to renew his subscription.
In a letter the other day, from
Fort Pierce, Fla., he says:
“It might interest you to know
I had dinner yesterday with Sher
man Culpepper over at Fort Pierce
BY RED CROSS
Country Attemptina: to Raise
Additional $90,000 in View
of Recent War Events
The American Red Cross, which
completed its annual roll call on
the 30th of November, has within
the last few days issued another
appeal to the public, in view of the
latest war news, and will within
the next few days send representa
tives to call on each citizen of the
community. This time the Red
Cross is asking for donations, and
' Miss Helen Evans, roll call chair
man for Dare County, makes an
especial appeal to evervone to con
tribute liberally, willingly and
cheerfully. The country is at
tempting to raise an additional
$90,000, of which amount Dare
County is being asked to contribute
$1,000.
One half of this amount will re
main in the county, the other half
goipg to National headquarters.
Miss Evans calls' attention to the
fact that in case of disaster in our
own community, the Red Cross will
be the first agency to reach us and
to give relief, and for this reason
if for no other, the organization
should have liberal support from
local citizens.
“special offer” for a “limited num-lir.;,. ^ “ cuuicu officiating.
+ i . . I The bridal music was played by a
her of students, guaranteeing by string quartet.
ontract or insinuation that " '
STUDENTS COMPLETE RED
CROSS FIRST AID COURSE
“job” will be given, that students
are “selected” for “advertising”
purposes, that their representa
tives are ‘Vocational Engineers,”
or representatives of “Civil Ser
vice.”
The North Carolina law requires
The bride was escorted by her
father, and she was gowned in
antique ivory satin, fashioned on
Empire lines with a fitted basque
and wide, billowing circular skirt,
ending in a long train. Her veil
was full length and made of illu-
the son of John Culpepper of Nags
Head, is commanding officer there
now, with about 35 men under him,
and is doing a good job. He has
Silas Card from Kitty Hawk, and
Mahlon Williams of Avon, both
rated men. I have Julian Gray
with me on the Vigilant as Execu
tive officer, and he is a darn good
one at that. Van Lewark lives
that all persons soliciting students '^^® ^®’'^ P'^®® a, here, and in fact we have quite a
calot of orange blossoms, and she
carried a shower bouquet of white
roses and bouvardia.
Miss Virginia Guill was maid of
of
within the State of North Carolina
for commercial colleges, business
schools or correspondence schools
located within or without the
State of North Carolina shall be. honor and she wore a gown
required to secure on .July first of i turquoise taffeta, fashioned on
each year an annual license from | Empire lines, with a sweetheart
‘■he Board of Commercial Educa-, neckline and a full-flaring skirt,
‘^^ion. Any person soliciting stu-; She carried a bouo.uet of American
ients without first having secured , beauty roses. The bridegroom,
such license “shall be guilty of a . "’ho ;s the son of Mr. and Mrs.
misdemeanor and be punishable by j Thomas Allen Basnight of Manteo,
a fine of fifty dollars ($50.00) or I had as his best man his brother,
thirty days’imprisonment, or both, I Thomas Allen Ba.smght. Jr.
at the discretion of the court.” (p.' A reception was held after the
62 Supplement to Public School 1 ceremony and refreshments were
Laws, issued by State Superintend-
Dare County
Pierce.”
colony in Port
MANY DARE
COUNTY BOYS
IN WAR ZONE
Mueh Concern Felt For Those
Known to Pe in Fieht-
ins Area
The class in Red Cross first aid
sponsored by the Dare County
chapter. Red Cross Friday, Decem
ber 5, completed the courses and
members of the class were pre
sented with certificates as admin
istrators of first aid.
The commencement exercises
were given in the Fearing Cafe
Friday night at 11 o’clock.
R. H. Atkinson ably introduced
Dr. W. J. Fenton. Dr. W. W. Johns
ton and Dr. A. G. Harris made
short, talks of appreciation for th©
untiring efforts of Dr. Fenton in his
work. Melvin Daniels acted in the
capacity of master of ceremonies.
Mrs. Louise Meekins, chapter
chairman, announced that the fol
lowing persons received certifi
cates:
E. O. Arnold. R. H. Atkinson, M.
R. Bonner, D. E. Bostic. Mrs. Z. V.
Brinkley. C. A. Caldwell, Oscar R.
David, Miss Amanda Etheridge,
Mrs, Annette M. Evans, Mrs. Mary
B. Good, Walter J. Harris, John J.
King, R. 1. I,eake, Miss Isabel
h J, McI aurin, Mrs.
served in the flower-bed“cked din
ing room, which was lighted with
candles.
The bride is a graduate of Sac
red Heart Academy and attended
Immaculata Junior College. Mr. flghting is going on.
Among those known to be in the
esnective communities
Chairman Kellogg reported Wed-
lesday night that the organization
Vas giving fine service, that re
ports were being made promptly
nd with accuracy and that every
lour of the day was well cared
Numerous airplanes have
Tssed over Poano'ke Island since
meeting, but Kellogg believes
hat every one which has passed
per here has been duly and prop-
llv reported.
lln a statement given out for the
kblic to the Dare Countv Times
be corrected after entrance into business known as the
service. Applicants who have Gibbs Brothers Lumber Company,
had previous physical rejections Ne became dissatisfied with his
or who think they might be reject- i brothers oyer methods they want
ed are asked to contact their near- ■ into effect, and sold out
est recruiting station. jbis investment to them, and ac-
“All active men between the. esptsd a position with the Govern-
ages of 17 and 49 may now take a Bient at the Norfolk Navy Yard
definite step toward defending bas held that job for the past
America by applying at Navy re- twenty years. The Navy Yard has
cruiting stations in North Caro- prospered from year to year, and
lina at Raleigh, Charlotte, Greens- today twenty-seven thousand em-
Bern, Wilmington, or in South ployees receive their pay check
boro, Salisbury, Asheville, New every Friday. He is master of the
. ,, Carolina at Columbia, Spartan- riggers and laborers shops No. 72,
jllogg said that the people should Greenville, Florence, Charles- ™der his command and super-
t become disturbed over reports,|vision twenty-eight hundred em-
any kind until they are con-j recruiting station P’oyees receive their orders from
•med through his office. He said|^j,jj sub-stations over North bis office daily.
and South Carolina have gone on His private secretary, E. H.
at blackout orders and other!
lers for home defense would
ae through his office or through
office of Mr. Vannote.
-Cellogg asked the Times to re-
est all interested persons to con-
fct his office immediately, as
Le is need for every available
tson in the county. “There will
J plenty to do,” he said, _ and
1st of us have our own duties 'to
Worm, so in order to make it
L on every one and give each
frt hours for service, we^ need
Iry person who will work.
1st piles driven
AT MANTEO AIRPORT
pile driver this week is driv-
piles in Croatan Sound on the
b side of Roanoke Island near
Irroposed Manteo airport to get
ring.s for jetties that 'will he
to shelter seaplanes using the
. It is believed plans for Rt-
the contract for the airport
be taken iin shortly. The
has allotted $404,000 to con-
Ict the airport.
full war-time footing, with all re- Pargoe, and Mrs. A. E. Branch,
cruiters being placed on 24-hour chief clerk, and sixteen bookkeep-
call. iers, clerks and stenographers, dis-
jtrioute the bosses orders to the
IKE DAVIS, JR.. HOME ON i supervisors, leadingmen and rig-
VACATION AFTER 20 MONTHS gers, and the day’s work goes on.
i From his office the deep sea dmng
Ike Davis, Jr., son of Mr. and department is under his supervi-
Mrs. 1. P. Davis of Manteo, arriv- sion, and interesting to know how
ed home Sunday from Oakland, useful and essential it is to the
California, after an absence of 20 Navy Department. It might be in
months. Mr. Davis is with the teresting to know that the weekly
U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey, payroll at the Norfolk Navy Yard
and is now on vacation. He has is $1,257,486.91, and is estimated
been stationed on the boat “Pio- that thirteen thousand more em-
neer”, with headquarters in Oak- ployees will be added to the pay-
land. The last two summers have roll, makinGr a total of forty thou-
been spent in Alaska, the winter® sand by July 1, 1942.
being snent on the west coast of jje, along with the other masters
the United States, Mr. Davis of the Yard, and with their co
traveled east by automobile with operation, have helped to build the
his uncle and aunt, Mr. find Mrs. largest shin yard in the United
Sam Davis, who are visiting Mr. States, and in this time of emer-
Davis’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. H.. gency that service rendered by him
Davis at Wanchese. Mr. Sam Da-j for the past twenty years rates
vis is chief engineer on the Pio-j him an outstanding North Caro-
neer. ilinian. His pride of preparations
1 are now making things ready for
Do your part to help win the ship Alabama, and storage of
present w’ar. | (Please turn to Page Four)
ent of Public Instruction.)
Any person solicited for enroll
ment in any commercial colleges
or correspondence courses should
ask to see the solicitor’s license
card, and should report to his local, Basnight attended North Caroling ^
school principal any unlicensed so- State College, and is at present a ^one are Delton Cox, son of
licitor. If the solicitor is a repre- junior personna' officer in the Civil Ljnje Cox of Manteo, who is
sentative of a reputable school he ■ Aeronautinq Administration. stationed at Guam; Howard Twyne,
will have a license or will immedi-! Among those attendin'^ th° wed- „„„ Mj. M-g Qeoree Twvne
ately obtain one. jdimr ware Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Manteo, who is in the Philip-
Through a Carnegie Corporation, Rasntyht. Mrs. Horace Domrh, pjnes; Clifford Midgett, son of Mr.
grant in 1925, an organization was i Charlie M'da-ett and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. G. B. Midgett of Manteo;
established to inspect and “rate” Am^'rew Tillett of Manteo. Pearl Harbor; Jerry Cox of
the various American correspond- Tha bridal narty wag entartainad Manns Harbor, in the Philippines;
ence schools. This organization, artensirely dnrimr tha weak. On Garl D. Card of Kitty Hawk, Wil-
the National Home Study Council, j Thursday night Mrs. Dick Carlson Daniels of Wanchese: Luther
Washington, D. C., has, during the | was hostess at a buffed dinner. On Daniels of Wanchese, with the
past fifteen years, been able to ap-1 Friday night the bride’s mother Survey at Guam; Law-
prove only forty-six of the four | entertained the bridal party and ggj^ Barnette of Buxton: Thurman
hundred and eighty correspendence | all out-of-to-wn guests at a dinner penance, son of Ellsworth Ballance
schools now operating within the | party. Early Friday evening, gf Hatteras; who is a navv car-
United States. Their 1941 Home Mrs. Marshall Finnan was hostess pp^ter at Pearl Harbor: Lester
Study Blue Book, which lists all of, at a cocktgil party. After the paPance. son of Mr. and Mrs. Vic-
the approved home study schools, j weddinpi and recention on Saturday .(.gj, paPance of Hatter-as, and Mv-
Much concern is being felt for
Dare Countv bovs who are known ! Lennon. Hu
to be in the war znn° at or npari^iou'se M. Meekins, Mrs. C. S.
Havmii and the Pt’ili''n’n°s. Da-re Meekins, Mrs. Irene B. Midgett,
County has furnished many of its * Mrs. Charles Morgan, W. R.
native sons to one branch or an-1 Uearce, Mrs. Vivian Rvder, Mrs.
other of government aerrTipe. and j I^aura S, Skinner, Miss Sarah S.
a large percentage of them are |
now ip the reprion where the active
Smith. L. L. Sivain. L H. Hooden
from the CCC camn d'd not quali
fy because he was not of age.
NAVY WtNTS TYPISTS AND
STENOGRAPHERS TO ENLIST
will bVsent to anyone, free, upon' night Mr. Dick Carlson was host pop ITalanre, son of Mr. and Mrs. ^ resercatmn.
request. The Council also invest!-1 at a dance at the Shoreham Hotel, jg^jah Ballance of Hatteras, both
gates and takes fitting action! ijp the Navy at Pearl Harbor; Jor-
against any school reported to it BUNDLES FOR BRIT.4TN '.^-g pipes of Kitty Howk. and a
as being guilty of fraudulent or] COLLECTED BY MUSIC CLUB ggj^ gj p q. Parker of Manteo.
unethical practices. Before enroll-j | Mrs. Clifford Midgett is in Ha-
ing with any correspondence school' A goodly number of Bundles for j^g^. ppgband.
it is advisable to consult with your. Britain were collected WedneRda,v -
local high school principal, city nistht bv the Roanoke Island Music MRS. WILLIE MIDGETT IS
librarian, or secure a report on the Club, when the orer^nization spon
school from the National Home ] sored a program of Christmas mu-
Study Council, Washington, D. C. I sm at the Manteo school house.
It is always sound procedure
REPORTED AS IMPROVING
investigate before
signing a contract
investing
Mrs. Willie Midgett. who was
to i The audience was small but most suddenly stricken with a serious
or ^ appreciative, and the ^ program jupegs several weeks ago, is re-
was well received. Assisting the ported to be slowly improvin.g, and
music club in putting on the pro- jg ^g.^^ ^j^jg recognize her family
gram were Robert Midgett. who friends. Her many friends
to
Navy headquarters for the Sixth
and Seventh districts has issued a
call from Charleston, S. C., for
men between the ages of 17 and 50
who are qualified as typists, sten
ographers or both typists and sten-
ogranhers.
The volunteers will pnlist as
yeomen with ratines offered de
pending on professional oualifica-
tions. Men who enlist in this
branch of the service receive from
$60 to $99 per month depending on
their rating and are provided liv
ing quarters and meals, or addi
tional allowance if not stationed on
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS _ ,
BEGIN DECEMBER 19] sang as a solo “O, Holy Night ; acquaintances will be glad
Lvnn Sneeden, who sang a number j^pp^ that she is better.
of Christmas carols; Marialene,
Midgett, Betty Morgan, Helen CHRISTMAS PROGRAM AT
MeeVins. Jean Parker, Patricia j CHURCH DECEMBER
Davis, Dorothy Topping and Fran- j
Christmas bells will ring out for j pptta White, who in groups sapg Christmas proofram will
All Schools to Close at Same
Time; Classes Resumed on
January 5
21
he
Volunteers must be in good
health aud the enlistment in the
Naval Reserve will be for four
years with the obligation to re
port for active duty as the Navy
needs their services.
Men enlisted in the reserve are
not siib'ect to military training as
prescribed under the selective ser
vice act. An original uniform and
medical facilities are furnished at
no cost to the volunteer.
Those men interested in this
branch of the Naval service should
write to Captain A. G. Howe, USN
(Retired), Box 147, Charleston, S.
C. This letter should state typing
speed, rate of taking dictation, age,
number of dependents, present^
position and^ate of pay.
BRIDGE CLTTR MEETS
AT TRANQUIL IlOltyE
Dare County school children on | Christmas carols. Aecomnanists Mount Olivet Methodist, -ElmPr Midp-ett entertained
Friday, . December 19, when all Mrs. Rennie Wilkamson and g^urch in Manteo on Sunday, De-', ^^Sne4y ™'
schools m the countv will close for Miss Helen Evans. The proa-am g.^nher 21, at 7-30 in the evening. ifVil Tr^pouil House. After
was arranged bv Miss Add’m program will consist of Christ- progressions. Mrs.
Could, program chairmap ty© mas music, in both group and solo Dnph Basnight was awarded high
club. As the final ^timber Miss form, and will takv the place of the ] _ ^^e and Mrs. Frank White
Gould niaved a resording of D’ck- r nJar eveni 'g church -service.! . . bingo * A so'ad course
ens’ “Christmas Carol.” The program is being arrange.1 i dUnks was served bv the hos-
familiar carols were sung bv the Mrs. Rennie Williamson, chair,tables were U’d with
e-ntire aurlience at intervals during director , *“® , Tpd
the evening Qirecior. | Christmas covers, and nsnkms and
I TT 1 1 • ir 'tallies were also suggestive of the
o'ot to OT'enge one s self upon
a holiday of more than two weeks.
Classes will be resumed on Monday
morning, January 5. Attendance
has been good durftig the fall
months, and good work has been
done, according to a report from
the office of Superintendent E. I.
Leake.
More than 11,731,2(10 pounds of
Christmas season.
, , , . , J i , Blessed are fhgv which prn nor- pppi, ppgp^jec!. is the command of,
duck, chicken and Turkey are con- secuted for righteousness’ sake: for almighty wisdom: and we take this cive if thou canst. an alms: if
sumed^eveij year by the sailors in their’s is the kingdom of heaven, to he a safer guide than the pot. afford, instead of that, a sweet
—^Matthew 5:10. promptings of human nature. and gentle word.—Herrick. /
Uncle Sam’s Navy.