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Remembef Monday, May' 10 is the day for you tobe at the Court House for the hearing on the proposed budget increase — if you wish to know what your supervisors have to contend with ibe on ' hand for that meeting. Remember
mere mortals and ean not read the minds of the citizens of the county, they have to hear from each and every one of you on matters of vital importance or they cannot represent you as they would like to. Don’t wait until after the hearing is over and start griping - about the way things go, be there and have your say so.
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Mrs. Edna ay land was the ’ first to come through with an answer to last week’s question. She called in the name of Enos (Country) Slaughter.1 Didn’t anyone mention the pame of one of baseball’s all-time greats -— Rogers Hornsby, who has held the battings record for right-hand hitters for 30 years. • - -
This week we are the ones to have a crimson face. We have received a letter from a reader asking to give us the name of a poem and the author. One verse from the poem goes like this: They lay along the battle front Beside the smoking cannon; Brave hearts from Severn and
from Clyde, And from the banks of Shannon.
If someone will let us have the name of the poem aBdtfce%*fh<jr •we will be glad to send ''them a -year’s subscription to the News. And then we can inform Mrs. George W. Settle where the rest of the poem might be found.
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