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Evening star., 1962-11-07

In some States, this sys-
tenn has been replaced by the
office of medical examiner,
and the M. E. must be a
qualified physician. From
1880 to 1888, the coroners
of New York were among the
most notorious grafters and
blackmailers at large. For a
fee. they could examine a
corpse full of bullet holes,
and rule that the man died
of a heart attack.
LeBRUN FOUGHT the
coroner system of which he
was a part. One coroner was
so brazen in his grating that
he was called "Goldy." Law
yers got in, on the racket
sometimes by taking a fee for
themselves, and then asking
additional money for "the
coroner.
On a frosty morning in
January, 1911, David Graham
Phillips walked around the
edge of Gramercy Park to the
Players Club. He was a tai
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jim BISHOP
Unknown Started
The Sullivan Law

There is a. man in West
Palm Beach I'd like to meet.
His name is George P. Le-
Brun. Last July, he cele-
brated his Tooth birthday
and, at the same time, had
his memoirs published by
Morrow. Edward Radin did
the writing, but Mr.. LeBrun
did all the remembering.
He was born in Trinidad
to q French family on July
~, 1852. New York City had
a fascination for him and he
went there and studied hard,
worked hard. In time, lie
Brun was appointed secre-
tary to the coroner.
The more LeBrun saw of
the coroner system, the less
he liked it. Coroners are en-
powered to investigate abnor-
NAL deaths murder, suicide,
accidents. They can hold in
quests, summon witnesses,
order arrests. 1t is not neces-
sary for them to be doctors.
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ented young writer. A man
stepped out Of the club door
way. pulled a revolver, and
fired five shots. All hit. The
stranger drilled the sixth
shot into his own head.
The dead killer was Fitz-
hugh C. Goldsborough, 80, a
college graduate and an ac-
complished violinist. He had
lost his sanity, compiled a
list of enemies" and had
marked Phillips No. /.
LeBrun reasoned that the
real problem was not how
many disturbed people were
at large, but how easy it
was to buy a gun. He In
vestigated. The pawn shops
Of New York had windows
full Of revolvers. Anyone
could walk in and buy one.
No Identification was neces-
sary, and no serial numbers
were noted.
Further research disclosed
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that his name on such a
law would mean nothing. So
he went to see Big Tim Sulli-
van an almost illiterate
Tammany politician.
SULLIVAN LISTENED. He
was a State Senator who
never made speeches, but he
agreed to sponsor the meas
ure. He was tired of being
asked to Elk" cases involv-
ing gangs and guns. He was
also tired os contributing
flowers to funerals.
LeBrun, unknown, also
wrote letters to John D.
Rockefeller, jr., John Wana-
maker. Nathan Straus,
Bishop Grier, and DR.. Simon
Baruch, asking help. They
gave it.
The bill eventually was
called the Sullivan Law. In
time, other States passed
their own Sullivan Law"
Rins Features Syndicate. Inc.)
Evening star., 1962-11-07
Prisoner Urged
To Call PorIey
By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,

But I did know of a we'd
ding where the groom had a
gun in his back.
BEST MAN.
DEAR ABBY: The woman
signed Meat and Clean
who hesitated to marry q
man who did manual labor
because he might come home
in greasy overalls-can have
my husband. He is always
neat and clean. He is hand
some, seldom sober, has no
character and he treats me
like a Slob. He works in an
office. I have never seen him
with a Speck of dirt on him.
After work Il work out, tool
l do the housework and the
gardening. My husband is so
neat and clean that if I ask
him to carry out the garbage
he goes pale. I'm not kidding.
I'd welcome the sight of dirty,
greasy overalls on my hus-
band. At least it would mean
he had been doing something
to justify his existence. I
would be proud to say that
my husband was a "com-
mon laborer." 1t would make
him sound like a real man.
NOT AFRAID OF DIRT.
~ y y
What's on your mind? For
q personal reply, send a self
addressed, stamped enUelope
to Abby in care OF The Eve-
ming Star
4 4 HA
For Abby'S booklet, "How to
Haze a LoDely Weddino,"
send so cents to ABBY, Boz
1865, Beverly Hills, Calf.
(McNaught Syndicate, Inc.)
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DEAR ABBY

DEAR ABBY: My mother
recently passed away and I
am left to care for the
family house and my 30
year-old father. I am the
youngest of three daughters
Il am 30) and the two older
ones are married. I cannot 60
out and enjoy an evening be-
cause neither of my sisters
will relieve me and my father
refuses TO have a stranger"
stay home with him. I asked
our doctor and he said it was
my duty to care for my
father as long as he lives
and, when he dies, the house
will belong to me. Abby, I
don't want this house. What
good will it be with all the
unhappy memories? Our
family lawyer said the same
thing. I held an office job
and was happy then, but I
am miserable now. What
should I do? PRISONER.
Tell your sisters land the
family doctor and lawyer
that you do not intend to
wait until your father dies
to start living. If neither of
your sisters will sit with
your father one or two nights
a week, ask the family doctor
and lawyer if they would
like to. Expect a negative
answer and line up a sitter"
If you remain a prisoner,
you have no one to blame
but yourself.
+ = i
DEAR ABBY: I have never
heard of a Western wedding
where the bride and groom
were hitched on horseback.
Evening star., 1962-11-07

Choose from part rolls and oneoond pieees And for extra
value. the price includes nhinsl Desirable shades of grey
gold, murtn blue, turquoise beige green and sondowood
Evening star., 1962-11-07

DEAR ABBY: I have never
heard of a Western wedding
where the bride and groom
were hitched on horseback.
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APRIL JURORS DRAWN

The Tyrrell County Commission
ers in special session Monday, drew
the following names as jurors in
the April term of Superior Court:
Abram Lee Swain, w. A. Liver
man., Robert H. Jones, Henry F,
Cooper, j. J. Cox, Jr., Ralph Sex
ton, G. T. Peel, Reuben Berry,
Theo. c. Gibbs, Elmer S. Hassell,
Neil p. McDuffie, ]. Edward Swain,
Richard Thompson, Elk Payne,
Waverly d. Phelps, C. d. Cooper,
H. E. Sexton, Jesse Lee Spencer,
Ransome 'Cohoon, Capt. w. F.
Meekins, Chas. F. Cohoon, Henry
w. Gray, Monford Taylor, Obbie
James Roughton, Robert Norman,
Sterling C. Alexander, Shirley L,
voliva, Leonard Smithson, j. Har-
per Woodland, Jr., Charles L. Swain,
F. E. Cohoon, Clarence S. Rhodes,
N. F. Dillon, Joseph s. Moran
Ralph w. Patrick, John Philip
Swain, George w. Fisher, Wilbur
R. Liyerman, Ernest e. Chesson
John w. Everett, Ben F. Turner
William Wallace Hudson, Dearl E
Roughton, William w. Reynolds
Alfred G. Sawyer, Willie r. Smith.
w. C. Burnette and C. E. Smith.
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w.s.c.s. PosTPoNEs STUDY

The W.S.C.S. of Wesley Memorial
Methodist Church met Tuesday
night at the home Of Mrs. ]. w.
Everett, with Mrs. 0dell Rough
ton as joint hostess.
Mrs. d. M. Bridgeman presided.
Mrs. E. J. Brickhouse gave the de-
votional.
The following members were
present: Mrs. D. M. Bridgeman,
Mrs. E. J. Brickhouse, Mrs. J. w.
Everett, Mrs. Louise A. Hales, Mrs.
j. A. Harrell, Mrs. Wallace Kidd,
Mrs. r. L. Mitchell Mrs. j. C.
cClees, Mrs. w. ". Reynolds, Mrs.
Odell Roughton, Mrs. w. j. White,
Mrs. Reba Wood, Mrs. E. r. Meek
ms; two new members, Mrs. Ruth
Waters and Mrs. Jim Owens, Were
welcomed.
Mrs. R. L. Mitchell reported the
date for the mission study had
been postponed.
Mrs. E. r. Meekins was appoint
ed as delegate to the Annual Con-
ference in Wilson March %.
The president urged all who
could to attend the District Con.
IferencesA April 10 at the First Meth
odist Church in Elizabeth Witty.
The president also requested all
to report any illness to Mrs. L. e.
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TALENT SHOW WINNERS

Over 100 people attended the
Tyrrell County 1862 Al Talent
Show.
Blue Ribbon winners in the tai
ient show were Nancy Sawyer, do
ing q recitation, eMary Had Lit
tie Lambs" Thadine Hopkins with
a vocal solo, "He;" and Jane Hop
lxins accompanied by Marie Brick
house singing "Tammy."
4-Hers winning red ribbons were
Viola johnson playing "He;" Fred
die. Smell, Billy Bateman, frankie
Davenport, and Chuck Simmons
with . slxit "A Visit to the Dentist
Office and Ann Clough, Alice Ann
Oliver and Thadine Hopkins sing
ing "He,s Got The Whole World
In His Hands,"
iVice-president Sandra Owens
presided. The pledges were led by
Hal Cohoon. Ann Clough led sing
ing. Katie Basnight was in charge
of the devotion.
Judging were Mrs. Polly Learyl
Mrs. Effie Brickhouse and Kenneth
Pagett.
Other participants in the talent
show were Council Bryan, Dennis
Cowell and Jimmy Brickhouse, She
lila Armstrong, Chris VERIFY, Donna
Davis, RicIy Swain and Clark Co
hoon, and Gail Aydoock.
The winners will represent Tyr
rell County in the District Talent
Show In June. They also win take
part In the county talent show
April 10 at the Columbia, Theater,
sponsored by the bridge celebration
committee.
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FREE WILL AUXILIARY

The Woman's Auxiliary of NAL
|acvhi's Chapel Free Will Baptist
Church met Wednesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. C. C. Earl,
Mrs. Harry p. Swain presided.
The following members answer
ed to roll call: Mrs. B. Frank Alex
ander, Mrs. Lille Weatherly, Mrs,
Alton Reynolds, Mrs. Ronald Reyn-
olds, Mrs. Willie Brickhouse, Mrs
Robert Midget, Mrs. S. H. Voliva,
Mrs. B. M. Voliva, Mrs. Blanche
Woodland, Mrs. H. S. Swain, Mrs
&c. C. Earl, Mrs. Raymond Morris
Mrs. Wallace Woodley, Mrs. Thorn
as Holadia, Mrs. Herbert Bryan
Mrs. Harry p. Swain, Mrs. w. T
Reynolds and two visitors, Mrs
Alan Weatherly and Donnie Bryan
Mrs. Lille Weatherly was welcom-
ed as a new member.
Mrs. Wallace Woodley was ap.
pointed delegate to the Auxiliary
Convention at Sidney church in
April.
Ine program, Witness Unto the
Lord" was given by Mrs. H. s
Swain, Mrs. w. T. Reynolds, Mrs,
s. H. Voliva, and Mrs. Ronald
Reynolds.
The hostess served refreshments
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FELLowsHIP GROUP MEETS

COLUMBIA, March 16. ~ The
Christian Wonlan's Fellowship Of
the Columbia Christian Church met
at the home Of Mrs. Gladys Saw
yer.
Mrs. John A. Harrison presided.
The treasury report was given by
Mrs. J. w. Hamilton.
Mrs. Emma Spencer gave the
devotions.
Mrs. Gladys Sawyer had charge
of the program. She gave a report
on Latin America, also on the mis-
sion work of the Christian Church
in Mexico.
Mrs. Hardison announced the AL
bemarle Christian Missionary I'm
ion will be held in Jacksonville
on April 4th.
The hostess served refreshments.
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WIN DISTRICT CONTEST

Miss Hope Morris and Neil
Hearn of Malachi's Chapel Free
Will Baptist Church were winners
in the Defamation and Essay con-
tests at the Albemarle District
Youth Fellowship held in Plymouth
Saturday night. These two win rep
resent the district at Smithfield
March 81.
Miss Eleanor Branch, Plymouth
YP.A., was in charge of devotions.
Misses Melba Ruth and Hope Nor
ris rendered special music, follow
ed by q panel discussion, conduct
ed by Mrs. Herbert Bryan. Panel-
lists were: Rev. and Mrs. J. A.
Branch, Neil Hearn, Linda Sinp-
son, Mrs. J. A. Alexander and the
Rev. Herbert J. Bryan.
Attending from Malachi,s Chapel
were: The Rev. and Mrs. Herbert
Bryan and children, Council, Mar
Gus and Donnie, Mrs. J. A. Alex
|ander, Neil Hearn, Mrs. Wallace
Woodley and children, Connie and
Bonnie, Mrs. Carrie Parisher, Miss
Hope Norris, Miss Loretta Mid
gett, Miss Frieda Voliva, Thomas
Morris, Noel Swain, Mary Brick
house, Faye Bowen, Bud Midget
and Melba Ruth Morris.
Af-tI
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The World"
The hostesses served punch and
cookies.
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Two FIRE CALLS ANSWERED

The Columbia Volunteer Fire
Department was called out to ex-
tinguish q brush fire about three
miles west Of Columbia at 1880
pm. Monday. The brush fire had
spread and was endangering some
buildings. The fire was extinguish-
ed with little damage to the build
ings, according to assistant fire
chief ]. d. Sawyer.
They were called again at 4:10
to the Cross Landing community
where q brush fire was out Of
control and endangering the home
Of Wayland Gibbs. J. Edward
Swain, County Forest Ranger and
Marvin Voliva, equipment operator,
went to the scene of the fire and
plowed lines around the yard and
houses, then baclfiring the area to
eliminate danger to the buildings.
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BRYAN CIRCLE ORGANIZED

The Bryan Circle of Malachi's
Chapel Free VIII Baptist Church
was organized Tuesday night at
the home of Mrs. Marvin Voliva.
The following officers were elect
ed: Chairman, Mrs. Ronald Reyn-
olds, Co-chairman, Mrs. Wallace
Woodley, Secretary, Mrs. Ralph
Weatherly and treasurer, Mrs.
James Philip Swain.
Mrs. Thomas Holadia was APP
pointed to represent the circle at
the auxiliary meeting on March IA.
Members present were: Mrs.
Marvin yoliva, Mrs. Wallace Wood
ley, Mrs. Ronald Reynolds, Mrs.
James Philip Swain, Mrs. Ralph
Weatherly, Mrs. Herbert Bryan
and Mrs. Thomas Holadia.
The hostess Served refreshments.
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WINS COMPANY PRIZE

Local insurance agent Edmond L.
Phelps has made outstanding rec
ord through sales on quality in
surance.
He attended the Life Anniver-
sary meeting at Town and Coun-
try, Williamson, Monday, where
he was presented q silver tea and
coffee service.
Phelps was the only agent to
qualify in the Raleigh sales re-
gion. He has also qualified for the
three-days, expense-paid, vacation
at Jekyell Island, on the outer
banks Of Georgia, for him and his
family They plan to take this trip
in June.
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CROSS LANDING CLUB MEETS

The Cross Landing Home Dem
onstration Club met Monday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Jennie
Simmons.
Mrs. Graham Livernan presided,
Mrs. Jim Owens was in charge Of
devotions.
Mrs. Jim Owens gave a report
on Elbow to Plan Meals"
Mrs. Ann E. Davenport, Tyrrell
County home economics agent, gave
a demonstration on "Home Bust
ness Center"
The hostess served refreshments.
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COLUMBIA PERSONALS

Mitchell, Mrs. w. 5. Caravan and
Mrs. d. M. Bridgeman spent Sat-
urday in Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Spencer spent
the week end at Buckroe Beach,
Wa. visiting their daughter and
son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. M. T.
Bridgeman. They saw the parade
Of the seven astronauts IN Hamp-
ton, Va, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Hamilton
and Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Riddick
attended the funeral of Mr.. Ham
ilton's brother, John Hamilton, in
Atlantic Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Randall and
children, Cynthia and Shana of
Asheville, Mr.. and Mrs. Rodger
Davenport and daughter, Lynn Car
oil of Raleigh, Mr.. and Mrs. Dick
Orliway and son Tommy and Mrs.
Philip Davenport Of Plymouth on
Sunday visited Mr.. and Mrs. Sea-
ton Davenport.
Eldon Simmons and son Wayne
and Mrs. Melvin Armstrong Of
Norfolk spent Sunday with Mrs.
C. G. Simmons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Hobbs and
son Mark of Frankfurt, Germany,
were the Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. A. ]. Armstrong.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Dawson of
Kinston on Thursday visited Mr..
and Mrs. A. J. Armstrong.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Thomson of
Roper were the guests Sunday Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Armstrong.
Linwood Armstrong spent We'd
nesday in Norfolk visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. E. H. Vellines.
Henry Carroll Cuthrell of Fair
field is a patient in the Beaufort
County Hospital, Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olies Simmons and
SON, ]. D., Mrs. Ada Sykes and
Danna Ann Patrick, spent Sunday
| in Hopewell visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
]. B. Simmons.
Mrs. Thomas Holadia and chill
dren, Vida, Floyd and Iris Gail
are in Engelhard visiting Mrs. Hol-
adia's mother and sister.
The Rev. and Mrs. j. A. Alex
Iander of Portsmouth spent Sunday
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Hunter and
children, Janet and Pete, of Nor
folk last week end visited Mrs.
Hunters mother, Mrs. Ella Hop
kins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert Hassell of
Portsmouth spent the week end Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Brick
house and Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Swain, Sr.
Mrs. J. A. Fleming of Wilson
and Cary Groom of New Bern last
week end visited Mrs. Pearl Rough
ton.
Mrs. Warren Roughton and son,
Kelvin, are visiting Bill Ramsey in
Fairfield, Conn, and Mrs. Mary
Ramsey in Penn.
Mrs. Pearl Roughton has return
ed from Norfolk, where she visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Brickhouse.
Mr.. and RMS. Lawrence H. NAL
lard of High Point visited Mrs.
Mallard's mother, Mrs. Alton Reyn-
ODDS, last week end.
Ronald Harris Of Portsmouth
last week end visited his sister,
Mrs. w. v. Reynolds.
TSgt and Mrs. w. A. Owens
and children, Ann, Lynn and Mike
Of Hampton spent the week end
visiting Mrs. Owens mother, Mrs.
w. v. Reynolds.
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BETTER FARMERS GROUP

The Better Farmers Club Of
Tyrrell High School met Tuesday
night at the Masonic Hall.
The Community Improvement
Committee decided to plan series
Of activities, the first Of which
win be a fish fry where plates will
be sold for 81. The proceeds will
go to the improvement of the
community center.
Attendance at the meeting was
Sc.
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TRAFFIC ACCIDENT SUNDAY

Larry Gene Armstrong, operat-
ing 1854 Chevrolet car in the
Gum Neck community Of Tyrrell
County at 2:45 pm. Sunday, made
a wide right turn without giving q
proper signal and a 1862 Ford
operated by Fred Seaton Spencer
of Route 2, Creswell, hit him. Dam
age to the cars was 500 each.
Armstrong was charged with fail
ure to give a proper signal by
investigating officer ]. H. With
ers, Jr.
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CANDIDATES ANNOUNCE

Melvin Pledger, clerk Of Superior
Court of Tyrrell County, has an
nounced his candidacy for re-elec-
ton in the Democratic May Pri-
mary.
Mrs. Catherine B. Harrell has
announced her candidacy for the
same office.
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CASE BOUND OVER

One case was tried before Judge
W. +. Reynolds, in Monday morn
ing session Of recorder court.
Jessie Burvill voliva, charged
with drunken driving, was given
80 days in the county Jail, sus-
pended upon payment Of 500 and
costs He noted an appeal to SUI
perior Court and bond was set at
$4,000
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Liverman.
Mrs. j. c: McClees, Mrs. Wallace
Kidd and Mrs. Marshall Swain were
appointed as nominating commit
tee.
A talk given by Mrs. Louise A..
Hales was enjoyed. The topic, "The
Changing Role of Women Around
Evening star., 1962-09-27

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HOUSES FoR SALE-MD.
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Out-of- town owner has reduced the
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in need Of redecoration. II you are
seeking close in rural living in an
area Of much higher priced homes
put this ut the top Of your list.
Call Ell. 6-4161.
Evening star., 1962-09-27
MCLEAN

NEW COLONIAIIs
2 under construction featuring 3
reomS peoTEo baths @ SGn and iSrse etn recpea pea-
tion room Mclean High School
area. S29.950. Call today. Ell.
MRS. VIM. H. LAUGHLIN
REALToR MCLEAN, VA.
CONTINUED On Next PaEsl
Evening star., 1962-09-27

ST. CAMTLLUS PARISH = Loveil
clean rambler on level fenced lot
brick 3 bedrms., ga baths. rec
rm.. storm doors and windows
S20.500 FHA.
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JU. s-7744 til
ST. JOHNS PARISH-3 bedrm
brick split-level, large bedrms.
fenced yard, s16,25O FHA, $3.50
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