THE BEAUFORT NEWS THURSDAY, SEPT. 22. 1932.
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Dr. Clitford W. Lewis
Office in Potter Emergency
Hospital
9 to 12 A. M. 2 to 5 P. M.
Office at night by appointment
Office Phone 46 Residence, 89-J
D. W. Morton
Notary Public Insurance
With M. Le.lie DtU
BEAUFORT, N. C
Dr. W. S. Chadwick
Medicine & Surgery
Office Honrs
g to 12M -3 to 5 P. If.
and by Appointment
Office in Hill Building opposite
Port Office
Office Phone 83-J Ret. 124-L
(The Jidvenlwres of Belly
and Scarlet Bunny
!.- YV. A. Lillycrop
back towards;
Copyright 1932
by W. A. Lillycrop
Then, before Scarlet Bunny could went putt-a-putt, putt
hep a single "hop,, che had him -up in her house, Betty said:
her arms; and before the amazed "We want to help the Fairies help
Betty could gather her wits enough those people and I feel now that it; (1)
to tell her not to do it, the many chil- helped us more than them. i
then from behind the woman's skirts j Scarlet Bunny didn't say a word, j Address
'had dashed away and brought back a: Betty looked twards him. He was(
tub of water and the woman had the sltilho t:ieie wriggling his nose! Im-; (2) -
struggling, gasping, Scarlet Bunny medially she burst again into a gale,
into the water. of laughter. She could hardiy wait ' Address
Instead I am fending the fol
lowing 2 subscriptions:
By this time it was too late- for (for the plane to get home so she j
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I Dr. E. F. Meniua
Eyesight Specialist with
Sam K. Eaton Co.
NEW BERN, N. C
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Dr. C. S. Maxwell
GENERAL PRACTICE
Office Hours
10 to 12 A. M. and by
appointment.
Dr. J. O. Baxter
Specialist
THE EYE ONLY
NEW BERN, N. C
Chapter Four
HELPING THE FAIRIES
Betty was watching out the window
for Scarlet Bunny. And as soon as he
came hippity-hop, hippity-hop on the
porch, she flung the door open to let
him in..
"I have been waiting for you ev
er so long," she said motoining to him
to sit down. "For I have thought of
a way we can help the Fairies to help
people."
"How?" asked Scarlet Bunny.
"Why," said Betty, "I have been
thinking that we might go to every
house in town and tell them how peo
ple are in need and that they can
help."
Scarlet Bunny shook his head:
"That wouldn't do much good I'm
afraid," said he. "Everybody knows
that there are people in need. They
all talk about it plenty. But not many
really do anything about it. And we
would be just like the rest, talking
but not really helping."
Betty looked at him thoughtfully
for a while then her face lighted up
and she said:
"I'll tell you what let's do. Let's
help somebody ourselves!"
"Great! Let's do!" said Scarlet
Bunny. "But whom can we help "
"Maybe I can tell you somebody,"
said mother, who came into the room
just at thta moment.
Both Betty and Scarlet Bunny look
ed at her waiting.
. , jBetty to say anything. And anyway could tell mother about Scarlet Ban
they were sailing towards the house, th ftman .,. . . a .J .!.. hsfh
on the edge of town.
Scarlet Bunny flew on past the
house and came down in a field some
dsitance away.
"It will be better," he explained
to Betty, "for us to leave our plane
here and walk up to the house for
our visit"
Betty guessed he was right. But
such a walk it was! After a few
steps, they both were covered with
dust. And, as they crawled through
the barbed-wire fence separating the
field from the yard of the house itself
Betty caught her dress and tore a big
piece right out of her skirt.
They went on.however, and soon
they reached the house which they
noticed looked sadly in need of re
pairs and needed painting.
Eetty knocked at the dcor. It was
opened by a sad faced sweet looking
weman who seemed to have any num
ber of children peeping out from a
round her skirts.
Both Betty and Scarlet Bunny
f iV tVio cViriAlre on1 1onVif a r.f V.l P.llf- fid tVi a nlona lanlui mntri '
children who were so excited that one 'herself was standing in the yard and j
two and
come nere; I have a grand secret to
tell you!'
jof them bit a piece right out of the 'said: "Get out quickly you
soap! .'come here! I have a grand
(To be continued)
Stories For Children
And Betty herself, seeing the ex
pression on Scarlet Bunny's face, had
xo join tne laugnter. He looked ex-i
actly like Brother Billy always looks NeW Will Publish
when mother hints that a bath would
not hurt him. When she laughed,
Scarlet Bunny gave her a very re
proachful look out of the one eye
that at the moment was not full of
soap ana men stopped struggling so tje(j "Betty And
that they could get it over as soon Th PaV.t W
as possiDie.
Finally, the woman gave him up
for a bad job. In spite of all her
scrubbing, assisted by the children.
Scarlet Bunny remained as red as
ever. And the woman said:
"He really must be a red rabbit or j
else he is blushing." i
At which, to the surprise of the
children, Scarlet Bunny wriggled the ,
The News has arranged to publish
series of stories for children enti-
Scarlet Bunny."
A. Lillycrop of
Greenville is the author of the stories
which have already appeared in some
publications and have been very fav
orably received. Children are invit
ed to join the Betty and Scarlet
jEunny Club. The conditions of mem
bership are given below. The first
ttoiy appears in this issue. 1
1 understand that I will re-
celve a bound volume of "The
Adventures of Betty and Scar-
let Eunny" and that my name
will be published as a mem-
ber cf the Betty and Scarlet
Bunny Club.
The memorial to Orville and Wil
bur Wright, built at Kitty Hawk, N.
C, at a cost of $250,000 will prob
ably be unveiled in October.
Read The Want Ada
stood there for just a moment with-lend of his nose and Betty went of
out thinking of a word to say. Then, .again into a gale of laughter.
to their surprise, the woman herself
spoke:
"Why, children, here is a poor little
dusty raggedy girl! Bless me, child,
are you hungry too?" she said, speak
ing to Betty. "Never mind, my hus
band has gone to town to try to sell
some brooms. If he does, he'll bring
something bf.ck to us soon, and we
will be glad to give you something to
Yesterday," she said. "There came
a man to the front door selling straw eat."
brooms. He said that he had lost his "But," Betty started
job, and that his wife and children don't want "
to say, "I
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GENERAL PRACTICE
Office over Bettt Bakery
Office Hours
10 A. M. to 12 M. 3 to 5 P. V.
and by Appointment
X Office Phone 140 Res. 26-L
U. E. SWANN
INSURANCE
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BEAUFORT, N. C.
were in real need. I was so sorry that
I didnt have the change to even buy
a broom. But I asked him where -he
lived and he said that he lives in the
last house out on this edge of town.
And I have been thinking," she con
tinued, "that if I only knew whether
that family really is in such dreadful
need, I could give that man some odd
jobs around the house."
"Then I kown what we can do,"
said Scarlet Bunny. "I know where
that house is. Suppose Betty and I
slip out there and see if they really
need help?"
Mother approved of this and in a
few minutes Betty and Scarlet Bun
ny climbed into the little red air
plane. And with a putt-a-putt, putt,
Quickly the woman interrupted her
"That's all right, my child. Don't
say a word. We know what it is to be
hungry. Just come in now and rest
until daddy comes home."
Just as they were drying Scarlet
Bunny the Broom Seller himself
came home.
The family crowded around him
expectantly. And when Betty saw the
tiny bag he had which held the little
he had brought for all their suppers,
and saw him shake his head sadly to
his wife as he laid a number of un
sold brooms on the table, Betty
thought her heart would break.
Then the man looked at Betty.
And when the woman quickly told
him it was a poor hungry littl girl
which she had asked to stay for sup
per, and when the man said so cordially:
"Yes," we 11 share with her our last
JOIN THE BETTY AND SCARLET
BUNNY CLUB
1. Do a deed of Kindness For
Somebody.
2. Fill in the Coupon Below.
3. Bring or Mail the Coupon to
this newspaper with 25c (or secure 2
Subscriptions to this newspaper for
2 months at 25 cents each) and you
will receive a bound volume of "The
Adventures of Scarlet Bunny" and
your name will be published in this
paper as a member of the Betty and;
Scarlet Bunny Club.
' sis
Dear Editor:
I want to become a member of
The Betty and Scarlet Bun
ny Club.
Then, before Betty could say a ! crumb," two things happened to Bet-
thing, the woman's eyes lighted on ty. First of all she quickly turned her
Scarlet Bunny and turning to her head away so Scarlet Bunny would
children, she said.: !not be able to call her a cry baby.
"Look, children, the little girl's pet Then as quickly as she could she ex
rabbit has followed her. And I do be- plained to the man what mother had
lieve," she declared, as she noticed faid about the odd jobs; and told him
Scarlet Bunny's red color that the lit ho wto get back to her house. When
tie tellow has gotten into some red this happened the man was so grate
paint!" !ful; and such puzzled expressions
"Quick children," she ordered. ' came on the faces of the woman
"Get me a tub of water and 111 wash and the children, that Betty and Scar
the little fellow for the poor little let Bunny hurried away as fast as
girl while we're waiting for Daddy." they could go. As their airplane
My name is
My address is
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Town
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My deed of kindness was:
Enclosed I am sending 25c or
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