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THE BEAUFORT NEWS THURSDAY, APRIL 2 1925
MUCH INTEREST SHOWN
to go to the county commencement1
IN SMYRNA COMMENCEMENT Friday.
The last oT a series ot group center
Mrs. W. G. Pudlaji entertained
IMrs. Sabiston's S. S. Class Sundry.-
Their next meeting will be at Mrs.'
M. M. Eubank'. 1
commencements was held at Smvrna '
Friday, March 31st. Altho the con
test had to be held in the onen. the ,'
exercises were so well rendered that ' -Vr- ami Mrs- E!mo TaJ',or and two
the crowd remained to listen through- ;school teachers of Bachelor were vis-:
out the day. This was the most in- itors in our neighborhood Sunday,
teresting of the group commence-! Mrs. Pavid Merrill and Mrs. M. T.
nients because there was keener com Merrill went to Beauofrt Monday vis
petition, iting Mrs. D. V. Xelson. ;
The following schools contested:; Miss Dollie Morton left Thursday'
Williston, Otway, Bettie, Straits for Kinston and Raleigh where she
Marshallberg and Smyrna. The sue- will visit a while. i
cessful contestants in the various i Our school which has been taught
events were: 'very successfully by Miss Hazel
Story Telling Tie Smyrna, Marsh- Whitley will finish Thursday.
AAKY" GRAHAM -BONNER.
THE KIWI
Bllberg,
Dramatization Marshallberg.
Spelling Otway.
Physical Exercise Bettie.
Chorus Smyrna.
Frimary Singing Game Smyrna
Primary Song Marshallberg.
Arithmetic Smyrna.
Games with Music Smyrna.
Miss Eva Belle Eubanks who is at
tending school in Craven county was
to see her parents Mr. and Mrs. C.
T. Eubanks Sunday.
j Take good care of the young pigs i
this year, they will likely bo worth,
real money next spring. Records
Story Reproduction-Marshallbergli:howjth1at aubut ha'f.of the ,ar
100 Yard Dash Marshallberg.
High Jump Tie, Marshallberg and
Smyrna.
Broad Jump Marshallberg.
Balancing Smyrna.
rowed die before being weaned, say
swine specialists of State College.
Have you a copy of the North
Carolina Boll Weevil Program for
Special mention was made of the 1925? If not drop a line to the
fact that altho Williston was a one
teacher school, they entered whole
heartedly in every contest.
WIRE GRASS ITEMS.
Rev. Mr. Carter preached at Tut
tle's Grove Sunday.
Many of our folks are preparing
Agricultural Editor, Agricultural Ex
tension Service, Raleigh, N. C.
The Island of Java, is the most
densely populated country in the
world, 35,000,000 persons living on :
an area smaller than the State of j
Iowa. 1
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West Beaufort
The town with a future. Ideally
located, Beautiful view, pleasant climate
Winter and Summer. Desirable sites for
Residences and Business Houses. . Now is
the time to buy lots for investment, They
have already advanced some and in a
year or so will probably double in value.
The coming of good roads is bring
ing Coastal Carolina to the front. Up
State people and other states are getting
interested in this country as never before.
Many have already bought lots in West
Beaufort and many more will do so before
the year is out.
Thousands of dollars have already
been spent at West Beaufort and the Work
is going right ahead. A causeway and
bridge have been built, miles of Beautiful,
broad streets have been laid out, much
dredging has been done and more will be .
done. Other improvements are going on.
. . We want people to see what we are
doing and invite any and all Jo come and
look this big subdivision over. Free
transportation from Beaufort.
GET IN THE GAME. BE A BOOSTER
Beaufort Realty Corp.
B. E. Moore, Local Representative
W. B. Blades, Pres. J. S. Miller, Vice-Pres-
O. W. Lane, Secty-Treas.
Grocery Store
Moved
I have moved my store to the building
formerly occupied by C. V. Smith.
I Will Appreciate Your Trade
D.V.NELSON
Groceries
Billie Brownie was much excited.
He was going to call upon a bird
creature he had never seen before. Of
course he always enjoyed calling on
his old friends. He liked to hear more
of their news.
Sometimes he liked to have them
fell him the same things about thfrn
elves for then he could tell others
who hadn't lieurd all the news, and
he could freshen up his own memory
bout their ways.
But It was an event to call on a new
creature he had never seen at all.
He put on his best brown suit and
his best brown slocking cap with the
brown tassel at the end. and started
on his journey.
The new creature upon whom he
was to call was the Kiwi.
He didn't quite know how to pro
nounce the creature's name but he did
kit best, In his own guesswork fash
Ion and knew that would do.
"One comfort always Is," Billie
Brownie said to himself, "that ani
mals won't glare at you If you don't
pronounce their family names cor
rectly." He followed the directions Mother
Nature had given him. And then he
came before the Kiwi.
"I'm BUUe Brownie," he said. In
troducing himself. "Mother Nature
has given me the power to under
stand her children and the way they
speak.
"You will find, too, that you can un
derstand me. Mother Nature attended
to that, for, as she said, a one-sided
conversation wouldn't be of much use."
"I do understand ymi," said tho
Kiwi.
"Ifs a fine day," said BHUe Brow
nie, for the Kiwi didn't seem to be do
ing any talking, though he looked
friendly enough. He didn't look par-
"Is ltr said the Kiwi, "I hadn't
noticed."
"Yes," said Billie Brownie, "or at
least I think It is. Some might say it
BAY VIEW ITEMS.
1 It seems like winter now dosn't
it?
j Mr. Ktid Mrs. Tihlon Fotl! ie and
daughter Ruby and Mr. Riley Noinian
and mother of Russell's Creek were
visitors in our neighborhood Sunday.
I Miss Ethel Lewis of Gales Creek
spent the week end with Miss Marie
Graham.
! Mr. Ira Fodrie had the misfor
tune (o lose his mule. It was taken
tbout noon and died b ysun set.
Mr. V. H. Dowdy and daughter
Maymie went to Beaufort Saturday
shopping.
! Mrs. Eennie Bell and Miss Beatrice
Belcher had a twin birthday party
Saturday nirht. There was a large
number of young people present.
There was a number of games play
ed and at 10 o'clock the supper was
served and after supper all left for
home declaring they had a fine time,
i Miss Lillian Gainer of Cartel .t
Lodge s i-nt the week end with Miss
Julia Graham.
j Mr. Floyd Winherry who has been
employed in the Coast Guard Service
in New York returned home last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Skinner of Rus
sell's Creek spent Saturday with
Miss Skinner's parents Mr. and Mrs.
J. T. Graham.
! Quite a number of people from
this neighborhood went to the group
commencement at Newport Tuesday,
i Messrs Bridges and Wilbur Sabis
ton and Marcus Dickinson of Core
Creek were visitors in our neighbor
hood Sunday and were the guests of
Miss Lililan Garner, Julia and Maiie
Graham.
i Mr. V.. II. Dowdy and Lttle in
valid son Ira spent a while at Har
Iowe Sunday.
Faultless Tailoring
in Two-Pit'Co Suit
j Crepes Maintain Lead
in Springs Negligees
All the soft, light crepe weaves are
well suited to this pretty and prac
tical negligee, whether they are of
silk, cotton, or the two combined, and
nearly all of thorn are washable.
When crepe de chine Is used the plait
ing Is of self-material, but on cotton
negligees it is usual to inuke the plait
ed frill of silk.
tmm ii .; . Fr m in p.
When stylists call the new two-piece
tults "mannish" they refer to their
simplicity nnd Irreproachable tailor
ing, for colors nnd materials are defi
nitely not mannish. A delightful
ipring model Is pictured In a tan and
Drown cross-bar material with the
fewest number of hone buttons possi
ble to use for finishing. It Is a fault
less suit with skirt ten Inches from
the floor.
To have a paying corn crop, plant
good sound seed.
"I'm Billie Brownie," He Said.
was a bit too windy, or others might
say it was a bit too sharp, but to my
way of thinking It Is very pleasant."
"What is your way of thinking?"
asked the Kiwi, suddenly.
"Well, well," said Billie Brownie,
"It's just a Brownie's way. of think
ing." "Oh," said the. Kiwi, "then it doesn't
mean that only along one certain road
or way you can think? You are able
to think anywhere?"
"Pear "iiie, yes, ' I should hope so,"
said Billie Brownie.
"I wonder," he went en after an
other pause, "if you wouldn't tell me
something about' yourself?"
"I don't mind doing that," said the
Kiwi.
"You can see what Mook like with
your own eyes for I notice you have
your own or at least I suppose they
are your own. You didn't borrow
them, did you?"
"Gracious no," said Billie Brownie.
"Then," said the Kiwi, "you can no
tice with your own eyes that I look
something like a small ostrich and
something like white leghorn hen.
"In fact, I'm somewhere between the
two In the animal world. I'm from
Australia a country In which many
curious and Interesting animals live
and I'm like a mixture of a small Aus
tralian ostrich and a white leghorn
hen as I said, and as you can see.
"I have down instead of feathers.
The eggs I lay are not so large as
those of a hen.
"I can't fly at all worth mentioning.
In fact I'm Just an odd creature.
"But I'm odd enough not to mind
being odd. That's the only way to be
If you are odd.
"If you are odd and are sorry yon
are odd, It is a great pity and is at
to cause you unhappiness.
"But If you're odd and don't mind,
then no harm is done, and every one
is more or less satisfied.
"You came to see me because I was
odd, possibly?"
"Possibly," said Billie Brownie, "as
long as you don't mind the use of that
word.
"But truly I came to see yon more
because you were a new creature I'd
never seen before, and I wanted to
tell my friends about you."
"Ah," said the Kiwi, "so the friends
of Billie Brownie will know about me !
That's not so bad, not so bad," the
Kiwi ended, looking at Billie Brownie
in rather a foolish way.
APRIL 16th AND !7th.
B. H. S. AUDITORIUM
Don't fail to see Beaufort's Prettiest and Peppiest girls
in
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A COMIC OPERA BY GILBERT & SULLIVAN
Cast includes Miss Nancy Lay, Mr. Elmer Higgins. Dr.
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