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Friday, Jum. 30 1967 THE NEW BERN MIRROR, NEW BERN, N. C. Page Five Few adults speak eloquently In their way to day conversa tions, but small children have a picturesque speech all their own. For example, four year old Tommy was up in arms when he came into the kitchen and found his father sawing a plank to repair a cabinet. In the tattle-tale manner so typical of youngsters he yelled tohighheaven,"Mommy, look at the mess Daddy is makingl He’s got board crumbs all over the floor," Then there’s the story of the tot who was slow graduating from his stroller. One day his aunt was taking care of him. They came to a street crossing that was rather bumpy, and she invited him to get out and cross the thorou^fare under his own steam. Fixing the aunt with a dis dainful glare, he smirked and said, "The folks that own me don’t make me walk.’’ Still another lad of tender years (five to be exact) just couldn’t seem to learn the in- tracies of buttoning his clothes- He was able to unbutton them easily enough, but the reverse procedure stumped him. Finally disgusted, he told his mother, "I can button up, but I can’t button down." It was an unique way to express his pli^t, but with a moth er’s wisdom she knew exact ly what he meant. This story appeals to us, as it probably will to you. Little Edith came home from kinder garten at noon, and found her mother engaged in a prolong- PHONE US FOR YOUR FUEL OIL Tommy Davis Oil Co. 707 ChaHawk. Lan* Dial 03B-5100 ed telephone conversation with her neighbor. The little girl waited for twenty minutes or more, then tiptoed to her mother’s side. "If they ask about me," she whis pered, "tell them I’m waiting for lunch." When our own Jo Carole,now a proud mother herself, was a tot she invariably ate the center portion of a piece of toast, leaving the outside crust Intact. Told that the crust was tasty too, she replied, "I don’t like the bones." The S. B. Parker Company n04 National Avenue ME 7-33V7 Lennox Comfort Craffemon A Your certdied Lennon dp.nler-enpert Canady Furniture New & Used Furniture 1201 Queen Streei DidI 63H 1004 Real Estate Transfers Carolina Pines Estates, Inc., et als, to Eldon O. Schnoebelen and wife, Euna Marie Schnoe belen. Property in No. 6 town ship. M. Dailey Barrow and wife, Velma H. Barrow, to James H. Peoples and wife, Dorothy P. Peoples. Property in No. 3 townshit). Robert Earl Rawls and wife, Lila B. Rawls, to Donato J. Gennantonio. Property in No. 8 township. Pauline Whltford to Joseph L. Brl^t. Property in No. 1 township. Elizabeth N.Nunn; Elizabeth N. Duffy and husband, Rodolph Duffy; Eleanor N, Jones and husband, Sam Jones, to Hugh L. Benton and Mildred P, Ben ton. Julian P. Vick and wife, Eve lyn W. Vick, to George W, Williams and wife, Ina S. Williams. Property in No. 1 township. Harold I, Dowling and wife, Elsie F. Dowling, to Peter John Calmi and wife, Doris Coch ran Caiml. Property in No. 6 township. Robert Bordeaux and wife, L. Deichmann and wife, Layne Louphelia S. Bordeaux, to Charles E. Hall and wife, Mar ion C. Hall. Property on Spen cer Avenue. Thurston A, Dixon and wife, Darlene B. Dixon, to George Shaw Deichmann. Property in Kenwood. Tryon Realty Company of New Bern, Inc., to David William Banks and wife, Carmela C. Banks. Property in No. 6 township. James J. Wiese and wife, Jud ith Wiese, to Jay H. Wat son and wife, Dora Lee Wat son. PropertylnNo. 6 township. George Phillips and wife, Mildred Gaskins Phillips, to Connie Delano Ormond and wife, Barbara H. Ormond. Property in No. 2 township. Robert B. Pierce and wife, Myra H. Pierce, to The Right Reverend Thomas H. Wright, Bishop; Eugene B. Hardin, Jr.; and Walker Taylor, Jr.; Trustees of the Diocese of East Carolina. Property in No. 6 township. T. J. Mitchell, Jr., and wife, Mary W. Mitchell, toJamesM. Simpson and wife, Clara Simp son, Property in No. 8 town ship. James M. Simpson and wife, Clara S. Simpson, to Court ney Mitchell, Sr. Property in No. 8 township. Cales J. Wynn to Wallace B. Hill and wife, Dorothy P. Hill. Property in No. 6 township. New Bern Developers, Inc. to George W. Allen and Paul W. Crayton. Property in Country Club Hills. George W. Allen and wife, Edna F. Allen; Paul W, Cray ton and wife, Flossie D, Cray ton, to George W, Allen, Jr., and Paul W, Crayton, Jr. Property in Country Club HUls. George W. Allen, Jr., and Paul W. Crayton, Jr., to John C. Tayloe and wife, Anne Norman Tayloe. Property in Country Club Hills. Owen Jones and wife, Hen rietta Jones to Annie Gavin. Property in Brownsville. Junius P. Johnson and wife, Betty B. Johnson, to Williams & Crayton, Inc. Property In Sherwood Forest. 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