THE HAPPY TIMES
)fetop?p?r for Boys and Girls
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The Ant and the Dove
I Once Upon a time tHere was an
Ant who wished a Brink. She went
i jjdirti to the brook fdr sortie water.
When she went down the bank to
"driHk. she reached too far over
1 the water. She fell ih the brook,
the running water carricd her
down the brook.
A Dove that sat on tHe bank saw
the Ant. She was sorry for the Ant.
She pulled a leaf from a tree and
dropped it in the water.
The Ant crawled up on the leaf
and the wind carried it along like
a boat. The wind carried the leaf
first Graders
Write Stories
Four first graders of Beaufort
School have written little "news
stories". They appear below.
Our Picnic
Our t>ict)ic was on Wednesday.
Our class had a good time. I even
!j wanted to go again on the picnic.
?fl think %e all had a good time.
Ellen Smith
h My Pet
, My pet is a kitten. I play with
him. lie is black and white. His
"name is Puff. I feed him milk. He
sleeps in a big box. 1 love my
>t.
Mleheal Neal Dudley
My Pet
I have a bird. He is blue. I like
'jny pet. I hope he likes me too
I have a mother bird too. She
tlas two babies. The babies are
?pretV I like the babies too.
Charlen Taylor
Our Pienic
Picnics are fun. We had fun at
our picnic. And Mrs. Smith went
? wifh us.
We all had fun. And we had
drinks. Oh, and Mrs. Smith is El
len's mother.
Iris Janet Long
My Cat Sandy
jj, 1 hive a c?t. I love my c?t. She
, 1? black and white. She has brown
I feed my cat cat food. My
(JeSt is named Sandy.
? Marsha Elaine Davis
Markers Island
~Uw>e Omd Yoke
Tocs?n, Arli. (AP>? Some egg
ldvlng yeggs took IS dozen eggs
w?en they broke Into ah egg-vend
ing maehine in TUcs'jn. Police
iaM the egg value at 18.20.
to the other bank of the stream.
Tlien the Ant crawled off the leaf
and up the bank.
The Ant was very grateful to
the Dove.
Aft4r a while a hunter with a
snare came to the woods.
He laid the snare for the Dove.
He was going to catch her.
The Ant watched the hunter.
When the hunter was about to
catch the Dove, the Ant bit his
heel. This made the hunter jump
i.nd the Dove flew safely away.
? Carolyn Sherwin Bailey
Tommy Strawcutter
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Terry Carver
Laura Lea Carver
Link B. Cinrer
Bellefontaine, Ohio (AP) ? Sign
in a restaurant here: "We seat
J, 100 People? 31 at a time."
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Birthday Dub
Welcomes Six
Six new Birthday Club members
have joirifcd the hippy throng. Wel
come aboard! They are Phillip
Wadriell Qinnn. age 3, route X New
port; Ronald W. Chadwlck, age 1,
Straits; Howard Thomas (Tommy)
Straweutter, age 7, Lumberton;
Terry Vasco Carver, 10; LOnnie
Butler Carver, 5, and Laura Lea
Carver, U, all of Louisville, Tenn.
Laura Lea is Terry and Lonnie'i
sister.
All three Carver children wrote
letters, which we are always glad
to receive: This one is from Lau
ra:
"I am just under the age to Join
your Birthday Club but 1 wanted
to, along with my brothers. I am
a member of the 4-H Club and will
be in the seventh grade next year.
"My family and 1 hope to be
visiting Morehead City and Beau
fort in August and help my grand
mother, Mrs. L. C. Turnage, Beau
fort, celebrate her birthday on
Aug. 11."
This letter is from Terry:
"I am a Cub Scout. So far 1
have earned my wolf badge with
one gold arrow and three silver
arrows, and my Bear badge with
one gold arrow.
"My family plans a visit to Beau
fort in August to see my grand
mother and grandfather, Mr. and
Mrs. L. C. Turnage."
Prom Lonnie:
"We have a cat named Tiger.
He broke his leg about three weeks
ago, but it is better now. I am go
ing to Vacation Bible School and
like it very much.
"I am named for my grand
father, Mr. L. C. Turnage of Beau
fort I hope to visit them in Aug
ust."
All you have to do to join the
About My Pat
My Daddy took hiy picture in<
front of my house. He took the
picture of me and my dog. My
dog's name is "Tippy". He it a
nice dog. My dog is little. He is
the second dog 1 have had. I love
him and take care of him.
?Phillip Radford
(Phillip is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Alvin Lewis Radford, Beau
fort).
Birthday Club is fill in the blank
which today appears on page 2 of
this section.
If you have a good snapshot, or
a picture that was taken at school,
send it along. It will be published
in The Happy Times and that's a
good way to get acquainted with
the other club members.
Every birthday club member
will receive a card on his birthday
until he reaches the age of 12.
During the week of his birthday,
his name will appear in the Happy
! Birthday column in The Happy
Times.
Won't you join our birthday
club? The more the merrier.
Sure Fire Extinguisher
I Grangeville, Idaho (AP)? Fore
man Lester Seymour had a solu
tion when a welding truck caught
fire and his road crew was unable
to extinguish it. He drove the truck
off a bridge into the Clearwater
River.
My Little Kitten
I go to Smyrna School. I was in
the second grade. I have a little
kitteii. He is gray and white. My
father brought him to me from
Beaufort. He likes to sleep a lot.
My little brother likes him very
much.
?Cynthia Joy Moore
(Cynthia is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Moore, Mar
shallberg).
Cynthia Joy Moore
Happy Birthday
Tommy Strawcutter, Lumberton,
7 years old Sunday, June 15
Dickie Daniels, route 1 More
head City, 4 years old today
Kathy J. Warren, Morehead
City, 8 years old tomorrow
Getting a Lift
Photo by R??lnmld L*wH
Thli ik the w?y * further cat carries hrr kitten. This kitten wis playing on a dock and almost fell In
the water. The mother grabbed her baby just in tifaie to keep It from falling in. She carried It to a life
place. fJhe'l a good mother, don't yon think?
June 17 ? Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
G. Morris were guests of
Morris's parents, Mr. and Mrs. El
mer LujXMl Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bratt and
daughter, Mary, of New Bern were
dinner guests of Mrs. Craft's par
I. fend 1ft r j. QriftJ (JofcdWln,
iv m Vffs. JwrnhiAMfc
and boys of Harlowe visited rela
tive here last week.
Mtt. tJHrgbry Rice and children
o f Mof-ehead were guests at Mr*.
Janet Daniels last week.
ttt Jeffery Sjrher ef Ifeaufert
vtAttd His grMflfttMr ?fer fee
*11* "lev. W. A. Hale* filled tils
regular appointment at the Meth
odist Church Snnday morning.
Mr. Butch Garner Hat retilrhed
H^n^Lego!*C?uf (AP)-Sign it
t recently completed church: Tres
passers will be forgiven.
home from ^uaUlfrWl vr htn he has
been vialting hii brother. __
Mr. and Mrs. Braxton Bell and
cUftrfe ?M have returned from
H*W?ii are Visiting Mm Bell's sis
ter, Mri. pallas Goodv, in
Mr. and Mrs. BiQ Bfitehgham
and children of Mitchell Village
?e visiting her parents, Mr. and
fa. Arlle Daniels.
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