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By Emily Killette f
This week Along the Way features
a few small articles from the 1936
issues of the Duplin Times.
Each story is interesting but, too
short to be featured alone--so this
week Along the Way recalls muddv
roads that shut in Beautancus and
caused school closings, ana
Teachey's first library.
Beantancus Shut In
February 20,1936
Beautancus was almost shut in last
weekend with bad roads. The roads
to Calypso were almost impassable
over the weekend. Those who want
ed to go that direction found it
necessary to take the detour, a little
to the north of the highway, and this
road was very bad. The Tear
Shirt-Warsaw road was in bad shape
and some places was impassable.
Some of the worst places had been
helped by board tracks. The road to
Summerlin's Cross Roads was in fair
condition but from there to highway
number 11 near Kenansville was
impassable, and a detour just after
leaving Goshen to the left was
necessary. Roads leading north from
Beautancus seem to be in better
shape.
In spite of the bad roads, a fair
crowd was at Stanford Church for
Sunday School and preaching Sun
day afternoon.
Kenansville Schools
Not To Run Saturdays
March 19,1936
The board of directors together
with the faculty at the Kenansville
school have made a study of the
school situation resulting from the
time lost because of the bad roads,
and have decided that the patrons of
the school would rather have child
ren at home one day each week all
along during the term than they
would for them to attend school
everyday and get out a few days
earlier in the spring. The school
authorities are doing their best to
cooperate with the patrons in keep
ing the children in school until the
end of the term and it is hoped that
the patrons will find it possible to
leave their children in school until it
closes.
The short schedule will be follow
ed so as to get the children back
home soon after dinner, and by
leaving Saturday open they will be
home one whole day each week.
Teachey Now Haa
New Library
March 12,1936
During the past year the Teachey
Home Demonstration Club has had
as its most outstanding project the
establishment of a Community Lib
rary. This was undertaken in the
early summer of this past year and
much progress has been made.
A small office building was secur
ed and furnished by donations. We
have a circulation of 80 books, 30 of
which were donated by the Wil
mington Public Library. Through the
courtesy of the North Carolina Li
brary Commission, we have been
able to secure loans of books. We
have books to appeal to all ages and
much interest is being shown among
the children and young people as
well as the adults.
We are making plans to have a
club social and book shower soon,
and we hope by that means to add
many new books to our library.
The above story was written by the
Teachey Librarian Mrs. Viola H.
Wells.
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Adult Hunter's
Safety Shoot
Each year at the Duplin County
Fair the N.C. Wildlife Resources
Commission hold a hunter's safety
shoot competition for the high school
students who have satisfactorily
completed th?* hunter's safety
course. Due to expressed interest in
the event by several adults, this year
the N.C. Wildlife Resources Com
mission will hold registration for any
adult wishing to pit his/her skills
against other residents.
The adult competion will be very
similar to the one held for students.
The competition will be very similar
to the one held for students. The
competition will consist of trap
shooting (shotguns) and archery.
To be eligible one must register
and complete the six-hour hunter's
safety education course prior to the
fair date. The course will be taught
in September and will be presented
in two 3-hour classes, probably at
night.
The registration fee will be $5 and
will include all necessary ammuni
tion and clay targets. Register at the
Agricultural Extension Office as the
deadline is August 31.
Youth To Run
Government
For A Day
High School students from this
area and from throughout the state
have the opportunity to try their
hand at running state government...
for a day.
During Youth Involvement Day.
Oct. -M, students will pair up with
top statfc officials and work alongside
them for a day.
Activities will begin on Oct. 27
with a workshop on government,
followed by a banquet. A breakfast is
scheduled for the following morning,
after which the students and their
counterparts will leave for a day of
work.
For application forms and informa
tion. contact Sarah Harris at 919
733-9296 or write the Youth Advo
cacy and Involvement Office, 121 W.
Jones St., Raleigh. N.C. 27603-1334.
Deadline for submitting applications
is Sept. 13. Cost per student is $36
which includes lodging, two meals
and administrative costs.
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