PAGE THREE
THE BEAUFORT NEWS THURSDAY JAN. 13 1927.
SCHOOL NEWS
. SCHOOL XEv.'S STAFF
James G. Whitehall Editor
Clyde
.-- REPORTERS.
P.uncan and Susan Rumley
ing back to the city to enter a hos-
1 pital and have his stomach relined. j
COMEDY TO EE PRESENTED
AT BEAUFCRT HIGH JAN. 28
On Friday night Jan. 28, Beaufort
High Hill present the comedy, "Anne
Y.'hat's-Her-Name," in the school au
ditorium. The cast has besn espec
ially selected from those who have
exc lied in plays previously given.
Fr n the accounts ot the directors,
M -ses Lucille Pond and Lena Dun
ci i the play will be very comical
a d' undoubtedly willl extract many
1 .ughs and applauses from the audi
ence. The receipts from it will be
for the school in general and espec
ially for the Athletic Association.
THE BEAR CREEK PHILOSOPHER
1 Wonder if Sar.'.a Clnu had to get
t a license from Mussolini to operate
in Italy this year?
I The new milliner at the Boston.1
, Store says that the avcrajp yvunjf ;
man's affection dosen't last much
longer than the jewelry wmch he
zanAa mifr nn Christ intts. " -i'
our
Brothers
"Saint Nicholas sure is popular -but
I doubt whether he could be elected
in Pennsylvania on the Democratic
ticket," said Uncle Billy . Gamester
last evening.' .
Henry Martin who had a silver
dollar, that sounds flat, worked off on
him at Bluntsville last week, is think
ing about sending i,t to the senate for
investigation.
Most Of Us' are starting the New
Year with a bank account which
looks like it had been given a boy
ish bob.
GROUP PICTURES TAKEN.
A photographer visited the school
last week for the purpose of taking
the pictures of the various grades.
The pictures were on exhibition at
the school last Monday morning.
They were very clear and showed ex
ceptional skill in their production.
The photographer was also very
pleasant in taking the pictures. Or
.i io tnkpn in the various
ueia win "v. . . . 'ii1
rooms for the pictures, which will
cost thirty-five cents for each group.
MANY ABSENCES THIS WEEK.
The absences this week have been
more than usual because of the cold
weather and sickness. The school
truck and boat were unable to get
here Tuesday.
GLIMPSES FROM THE
SENIOR FRENCH CLASS
The Seniors have finished their
first classic reader last week. They
are now having work in their text
book. The Seniors are required to
read from three to five classic read
ers, finish their text book and read
fifteen French plays this year.
The old fashioned man who made
New Year resolutions that lasted
three weeks now has a son who does
n't make any at all.
Enos Tuttle expected to go to the
hospital next week to have his tonsils
removed, but since he drank a pint
of Christmas gin the doctors can't
find 'em.
oOo
THE BEAR CREEK PHILOSOPHER
"Mr.p.nd Mrs. Coolidge certainly
get along well together, remarked
Uncle Billy Gamester when he read
that only three ' dishes had been
broken at the White House in the
past four years.
The laziest citizen in our county
is Tom Minnow. As soon as Christ
mas is over he begins to dread the
spring plowing. -. . ..';":"
oOo - ' "
WHY HE CELEBRATED.
Jenkins Why is Alger passing a
round the cigars for today? Birth
day? Langin No, he happened tomeet
his old sweetheart on the street and
he is glad he didn't marry her. Bos
ton Globe.
I Dr. E. B. Whitehurst
GENERAL PRACTICE X
MACHINE SHOP'
General Repair Work
EVEREADY
COLUMBIA
DRY BATTERIES
GILL PISTON RINGS
Phone: Office 83. Ret. 107L
Office Hours:
10 to 12 to 5 and by
appointment
A C Spark Plugs
Auburn Spark Plugs
COLUMBIAN PROPELLERS
BRIDGEPORT & RED WING MOTORS
Henry Martin who attended a
New Year's party in Chicago is go-
the
DO YOU KNO'V
Tk.t Otovonsnn was one of
Anal wirt. .
keenest observers in literature?
That the basket ball team is get
ting its schedule ready for the seas-
That this is the first week in the
last half of the school year?
That the honor roll will be pub
lished next week?
That the reports were given out
last Wedmesday?
That the students who had to drop
courses and take up new ones after
Thanksgiving, whi h was due to the
u,. in tho shprtiile. have not
i li n ' ft L " .. 1
been able to get their new books yet?
That for the last few years only
two courses in Latin have been giv
en at Beaufort High?
That it is doubtful whether Latin
will be taught next year?
That shelves have been put on the
wall in the back of the Freshman
home-room to hold scientific speci
mens which the science students
gather?
That students are requested to use
only large tablets?
- That interest in debating at Beau
. fort High has seemed to wane since
it sent a debating team to Chapel Hill
in 1923 to participate in. the tri-an-
gular debates?
That the second examinations will
come the latter part of February?
The history of Fort Macon?
That themes on many and various
subjects are required to complete the
courses in English?
That the Encyclopaedia Britanmca
is one of the best sets of books that
a student can have access to?
That the girls' basket ball team be
gan practicing last Friday?
FIRST GRADE NEWS.
The First Grade wishes to thank
Mrs. Ed. Hancock for the candy rhe
put on the Christmas tree for us.
We are very glad to have two new
pupils, Eldad Moore' and Eva Gray
Springle.
How Doctors Treat
Colds and the Flu
To break up a cold overnight or
to cut short an attack of grippe, in
fluenza, sore throat or tonsillitis, phy
sicians and druggists are now recom
mending Calotabs, the purified and
refined calomel compound tablet that
gives you the ellects oi caiomei ana
ciit combined, without the unpleas
ant effects of either.
One or two Calotabs at bed-time
with a swallow of water, that's all.
No salts, no nausea nor the slightest
interference with your eating, work
or pleasure. Next morning your cold
has vanished, your system i mui
oughly purified and you are feelmc
fine with a hearty appetite for break
fast Eat what you please, no dar,
ger. . .
Get a family package, containin
full directions, only 35 cents. At an
druff store. (dv
Dr. E. F. Menius
Eyesight Specialist with
Sam K. Eaton Co.
NEW BERN, N. C.
Dr. O. H. Johnson
SPECIALIST
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Office Hours: 9 to 12, 3 to 5,
7 to 8
Phones: Office 226; Res. 240 W
Charles Hotel
MOREHEAD CITY, N. C.
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THIRD GRADE NEWS.
James Atkinson is the doctor1 for
this week. Margaret Glover is the
nurse.
We are having a very interesting
study of Holland now. We have
read several stories and have been
drawing wind-mills. Come in and
see our windmills.
Everybody was excited about the
snow this week. We only wish it
had been deeper.
oOo
When in Morocco a traveler has
the choice of camel, rail, motor or
airplane as a mode of transportation.
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