Editorials \ [!
Around The
Old Well
CHAPEL HlLL—After a flowery
introduction at -one of the many
conferences and short courses, the
sneaker was so flustered that he
said: “I don’t appreciate that in
troduction, but don’t think for a
minute that I don’t deserve it.”
I
MeniMore Reluctant
When a man and woman find rut.
they apparently can’t have chi d
ren, which is most likely to want
to go to the doctor to fee
what the trouble is?
Wives are more willing to go for
adv oe than husbands are.
Husbands are more likely to be
reluctant—for it reflects -on their
verility.
That is the findirr. of three U li
ve) r-ity of North Carolina medical
school specialists investigating "The
Evaluation of Infertility.’’
Learning Good Tricycle Manners
The time to begin teaching traf
fic safety ig when kids run tb ir
kidd'e cars and scooters and tri
cycles around the house and on I
the sidewate.
Tfiat counsel was included in a
Traffic Court Conference attended
by judges, lawyers and others at
the Inst tute of Government at
Chapel Hill last weekend. Tire
N: C. Bar Assn. and the N. C.
Traffic Safety Council spinscc’d .
the meet.
James P. Eccnomos of Chicago, |
said driver-safety education should
take in the schools— and not oily
there but in the elementary schools
and kindergartens where youm sters
may learn to have respect for the
rights of others—and the right-of
way cf others. Yciinguns should be
hai'tiht net to drive their kiddie
cars 1 ke bats out of the play -pen—
into the path of speeding scoouns.
Remember?
Strung prominently between tiwo
trees on the main drag of the UNC
campus the other day, a big sign
on a khaki cloth background, bear
ing the imprint, in UNC colors ctf
blue and white, “Remember the
Alamo.” *
Second Oldest Alumnus
John Motley Morehead, 93 year
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AT EODiE'S TABLE I Test To SEE HAD Six DIFFERENT <j j
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v - ISrrr—, TS \\ Sr-—-n !^ T * STiCklth&Y LEAVE I
c'-d UNC, graduate of the class of
1831, who came to town th's week
end for the annual presentation of
the More head Awards, is one of
the oldest Hvinri • graduates of the ;
University. In fact, he is the sec-'
ond eldest, and is exceeded in age
by J. Volney Lewis of White Pi ans,
Nv Y. Lewis is also a graduate of
1831. ‘
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Mortar and Pestle Show
Dr a -, your son and daughter like
the d;-n.' store life? j
That is, the life behind the pre-;
scripUon counter.
The career of a pharmacist is j
an attractive one, and the Seim:! |
cf Pharmacy at the University of
North Carolina in Chapel Hill is (
having an “open house” for h'gh j
school students interested, from 1
to. 4 p. m. Sunday, March 22. Dean
Edward Biecht will welcome them,
and show exhibits and laboratories
and classrooms of the Pharmacy
School,
Carolina Dean in Brasilia
Brasilia, the great new capital
city of Brazil, has borrowed Dean!
Arnold Perry of the UNC School cf
Education, among others, in es
tablishing cultural and school pro
' grams in that nation.
Dean Perry is now in Brasilia.
He is one cf an investigating' team
locking at teacher education pro
grams in schools equivalent to
; American hvh schools and efe
: mentary schools.
' It is a part of the Alliance lor
lPi egress Program between the
; United Suites and South American
j countries.
“ L : ttle Lambs” v - r_l J
, “My little iamb” are the words
a mother uses to speak cf her
I baby.
| The s milarity between human
babies and baby sheetp furnishes
the basis for medical research at
the University of North Carolina.
Sheep are selected here, in pre
natal studies, according to Dr.
Stark Woik off, because of certain
likenesses in siae and other as
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Size, 2 for ** "
Carrots, 1 lb. !£■ jj
Bag, 2 for l«#viL
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NEWTONS, LOIINA DOONE, OREO M
& VANILLA WAFERS, MIX OR M M s■’
MATCH, 2 FOR S
A lamb weighs btlwf ■ a i i
and 10 pounds at birth, .
same as a human baby.
The size of a lamb also nr. 1
surgery possible, and blind sam
ples can be obtained.
Pre-birth findings 'are ••.. ! b ,1
in relation to bleed pv
rate, and other physiol • c r,
Jons.
The “Brattain Rock”
Because a bey ihouf lit t w
about throwing a- leek a ,»y. H
ing known that If;- ex.
Stanley County, Nr-nh (
'fifty years longer than had k "
tofore been evpcctcd.
To most boys, finding a ■■ e
rock and picking it up and throw
ing it at a convenient target comes
as natuarl as falling off a log.
But a 14-year-old Stanley County
boy who like* his school work in
‘‘earth stopped abort cf
tfflJSniF' «irtFaftlfcK V.lirTT-hr rrtrr -
ced something unusual about i .
John Brattain cf West Stan
I High School, near Albemarle, is
Locals
;;
Dr. and Mrs. T. F. Hahn attend-
I ed the Local Health T>epartment’s
j Conference ir. Raleigh on Thursday
] turd Friday at last waek, they then
j vis t-ed R. H. DeMontmollin in
Columbia, S, C. Saturday night,
Mrs. Lee Boone underwent sur
gery in Mission Memorial Hospital
in Ashevdie Monday'.
Lt. and Mrs. G. B. Woody! who
! have been visitingptheir children in
| Florida for several have re
i turned to their home here.
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Ellis and
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Edge left this
week for New Orleans, La. where
hry will spend about ten days.
M". and Mrs. Edwin Powell and
.‘•I n of Mt. Holly, N. C. visited re
here last week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Young have
l i'li’.rned to their home here after !
vis'ting in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. |
v, lu re they were entertained by I
the Lewis Kinds’, they stayed at the
i Governor’s Club Hotel in Ft. Lau
i derdale, then they visited in
i Miami, Fla. where they stayed at <
' the Coral Reed Hotel and visited j
- . Co'. Alvin I. Segel and Mrs. 1
eic-iisl in Miami. Mrs. Siegel is
.he foimtr Miss Betty Lou . Ed
•.vartli who, before her marriage,
, mu;: ■ her heme with Mr. and Mrs.
Young here. .
> 11: -v! Presnell, I.uther Ayers,
, :: c. Par ley, Lawrence Towe, Ar
j ;i: Buchanan, and Billy' Wilson
: : i;!:d the Republcan Convention
u c cersboro last week-end.
' vmaat® wa mm l
: a§ ■ jfesKVHIG*
an i ‘nitted rock hound.
H eye can ht the markings on j
■ rock he was about to throw. He
“ 1. He took the rock home.
'f tm a time, he sent the specimen
: to Chapel Hill.
1 In the University, Professor Jos
, 1 Jean of the Geology Depart
ment, an authority on fossils, be
| »•. .no excited. He showed the rock
' | to Prof. Roy Ingram chairman of
■ the Geology Department.
, The rock John Brittain found
| was 500 million years old.
The fossil remains belong to the
i Cumbrian A&e, -which began
1 00,000,000 years ago. Before young
n: a-ta'irs find, it had been thought I
■ Piedmont Rock belonged to j
.V Ordovician Age, about 430
mi:Mon years ago.
j The fossd on the “Brattain Rock” ,
j 1 a tribolite. A tribolite is an j
r ci--.it marine animal.
To test the authenticity of the j
I id, the two geologists visited I
John Brattain, and he showed them I
where he foimd the rock. Although I
they found no other fossils, they |
did establish the fact that the E
‘■Brattain Rock” is native to that 1
area, and that the tribolite did I
deed live in what is now Stanley I
County 500 million years ago. ,
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’ _ THURSDAY MARCH 8, IMi
Church of God To
Sponsor Supper
Th« Burnsville Church of «od
w.ll serve a chicken dinner at tha
Church on Saturday, March 7 from
5 to 8 p. no. Tha menu will oonoiat
-of chicken, meat loaf, grasp baana,
siaw, potato salad, drink, braad
and desaart. Plate* ara priaaS at
SI.OO.
Senior Woman s
Club To Meeh
March 12
The Burnsville Senior Woman’*
Club will meet March 12 at the
| Community Building at 8:00 p. m.
Mrs. W. S. Reeve, president, w-ill
turn the program over to Miss
Annie Hassell who is program
leader for the month of March.
Miss Hassell, who is the Senior
J Girl Scout leader, will introduce
Mss Ruth Townsand, who is with
the Pisgah Girl Scout Xtoumyl,
of Asheville ams-M ss
will present pi ogratmMarch i j
through March 14 is Girt *oout
Week.
Hostess ,for this meeting are!
Mrs. D, R. Pouts and Mrs. Mack!
S. Wray.
IN MEMORY of our DEAR SON !
AND BROTHER, ROY HONEY
CUTT, WHO PASSED AWAY
MARCH 17, 1957
A light is from our household fctone, 1
A voice we loved is stilled,
A place is now vacant in our home, 1
[Don’t Wait
Til The Robins
SING! l
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I now. This is our Sincere advice
Ito you . . .
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J dresses, to us now! If you do
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W» did our bast to »ava,
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Reunambarad in tha grara
It waa m hard * pwt wite ana aa
daar,
Wa ttttfa tbaucht big tin* waa
naar.
Farawail aur darling, your Ufa la
iMtat,
Our lav# lor you Ull tea and wifl
laat.
Mr. and Mia. Haskie Honayaatt
and Family.
EDWARDS-SIEGEL
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED
Miss Betty Lou Edwards and Lt.
Col. Alvin I. Siegel announce their
maiTiagje on Tuesday, the twenty
trat of January, 1964 at Horn*-
stead Air Force Base in Home
stead, Fla. They are making their
home in Miami, Fla. Mm. Siegel U
from Burnsville and made her
heme here, before her marriage,
with 'Mr. and Mrs. Paul Young.
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able in tuppotitory or ointmtnt form
called Preparation H*. At all drug
j counters.