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Pearly Morris and "Rabbit” 'Zombie have purchased mules to start their eprlng gardening early» Pearly is doing OcK-. with his, but Rabbit has a Problem on his handso The cow that jumped over the moon was only an amateur Compared to this nago When “Rabbit" took him home, he put him in the stable ^hd all the bucking, kicking, whickering, etc,, he did it= Then with the Speed of a P-JS through the side of the stable he wento Across the hog lot opened the gate letting all the hogs'outo After tearing down and kicking dp the plantation and running through the green house, he finally settled down dt the house of Rabbitmother-in-law in the pen with her mules^ Ira Raper and Leslie Alexander took a trip to Florida last week end. A ^ery nice trip Alexander said except Raper was bored- to tears discovering that de had left his bathing suit at homeo We think he was wise to leave it there ^or we nave learned very little about the interesting details of this trip. Anything can happen here at Caroraount these days and Raper can testify to ^Pato The other day a bird got in the mill and flew directly over hlmo A short while later someone told him that he had a spot on his backo Ed put his hand there and the-spot came off with his handc The latest on Cliff Joyner**8 new hat =— he wore It to a foremen’s meeting the other day and would not take it off during the whole meeting. We are be ginning to wonder if he sleeps in it, DEPARTMENT ,^o is the biggest griper — L, Denson or Jack Wilson? .’^0 is the cutest -- Hubert Sutton or Ray Bass? ^0 is the slickest Gus Riley or Leslie Leonard? ^0 can tell the biggest lie — N,’ C, Cooper or Mary Morris? "ho is the best man — Shorty Hamrick or. Mose Ezzelle? UwxJl wiifj UJL J»JLC X«o ^ p WW 'JX iuaxy 4^v,^XlXo he best man — Shorty Hamrick or. Mose Ezzelle? , Recently, Cliff Joyner arrived at work out he would not speak, Flnall; ^6 broke into laughter and behold, Cliff was minus a front tooth. Then, of 'bourse, we understood his silenceo Cliff Joyner was going to get all his ti Puiiprt nnd have “store teeth" installed about a month ago. Then he heard b = supper. Well, to date, "Snag" Joyner still has h: lupper will be? Will someone please invite Cliff? -c DiQj y,,. uiiu.co. o liuv.'u iiio Polled and have “store teeth" ins QPe say something about a supper , , ,, — ^®etho Wonder when that supper will be? Will someone please invite C. January Is over and February is breezing along« The boys are beg*....*, Jo talk about getting their garden farms in shape for planting. It wonH ^ong novfo Some of them have already planted their garden peas, onions, an ^^bbage , ' Also, the prospect of spring brings a lot of talk about fishing. No been yet but the itch is getting mighty strong. Look out bassiand pei ^0 Will try to keep you boys and girls posted on the big ones caught and r ’the correct tales, Claude Armstrong, loom fixer, and Lillian Parrish, weaver, were marr^ ig December in Nashville, N, C. If you ever want to learn how to do a new style ofjitterbugging call 5 Nelms and D, II, Brantley. It . O'lauae Armstrong, loom nxer, and Lillian Parrish, December in Nashville, N, C. If you ever want to learn how to do a new style ofjitterbugging cal Nelms and D, II, Brantley. It seems that they know the very latest ‘^80 ask Brantley about his new nickname "Wash-room", Elmo Hobbs, a former third shift weaver, paid us a vjsht last weekc Hobbs, who is now in the Navy, had ns *^^8 leave, his fiance' and future mother-in-law. surprise visit ot his house guest c
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