The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1962-03-23
in the party. And this may be- for
the best for the party.
sy EULA N. GREENWOOD


in the party. And this may be for
the best-for the party.
F THE CALL One Of the men
who have done most to give Sen,
Erwin concrete-so solid seat in
Washington is Harry Cation, ire
dell County native who for many
years was the senator's adninistra-
tive assistant and the straight man
on their radio show.
Cation, now doing an excellent
job for the N. C. Bankers Associa-
ton, was in the Board Of Elections
office here in the Agriculture
Building last Friday, deadline for
filing. When the fatal hour Of high,
noon came and went, he. eased into
State Entomologist C. H. Brannon's
office and placed a collect call-as
|prearranged-to Sen. Ervin's Office
and gave them the good news.
If he lives, Sen. Erwin viii 60 into
his 78rd year as us. Senator.
JUDICIAL -. Sam Erwin seems
as sturdy as an upland white oak
and looks lot hike one; broad
Ibeamed with gray branches. They
have a lot Of respect for him in
washington, come ~ from the
cioaiTooms when ne gets up to
cclleages know It.
He is one Of the few men with
this kind of background: N. C. Gen,
eral Assembly three terms, 20,
,25, and 81; Superior Court Judge
('37 to 4S); Congressman 46-'47
(succeeded his brother, who died
suddenly In ofhce}; State Supreme
Court V4S TO 'b4).
Although of judicious tempera-
ment, Sen. Erwin grew restless on
the State Supreme Court boo dull
and was delighted when Gov. w.
B. Umstead appointed him to sue
coed the late Clyde r. Hoey in the
U. s. Senate ON June IL, 1854.
Now he may not be as Iigeral
az some of us wo,,ld like him IL y.
philosophy reflects pretty ! na,,cb
that of his North Carolina CON
stituents as we find Il, IN the early
spring Of 1885,.
OLD AGE Mrs. e. B. Earn
shaw. widow Of the late ha,rsar' 9, If
Wake Forest College. lies virtually
Forest. She IL one Of the dauphtars
Of DR.. TAYLOR. one-tinae- president
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