Birthday Club
Welcomes Five
The Birthday Club la happy to
day. Five new members have
Jollied the healthy throng.
They are Otii B. Culpepper III,
PToute 2 Newport; Billy H. Olaen.
"* Kinston ; Andy Merrell, route 1
Beaufort; Christine Delgado. More
head City; and Billy Davis, Straits.
Otis will be 4 years old today;
Billy Olaen is now 2, Andy is 6,
Christine will be a year old next
f month; and Billy Davis ia 3.
Christine is the daughter of Sgt.
1 and Mrs. Michael Delgado. She
lives with her mother at the home
. of her grandparents. Mr and Mrs.
i Cecil Cuthrie, Morehead City, ller
?i father is stationed in Okinawa.
Everyone who joins the birthday
club will receive a birthday card
on his birthday and on the week
of his birthday, his name will ap
pear in the birthday column of The
Happy Times.
To join, all you have to do is
fill in the blank on this page. It's
lots of fun to be a birthday club
member. Won't you join us? And
send us a picture of yourself if
you can.
Happy Birthday
Ofis B. Culpepper III, route 2
Newport, 4 years old today.
Raymond Nelson Bullock, Have
lock, will be 6 years old Thursday
Woman Hitt Plaintiff
In Court, Goes to Jail
Hartford, Conn. (AP) ? Mrs.
Josephine Jefferson tried to settle
her argument in court, but the
judge overruled her.
The 28-year-oUi woman appeared
in police court to answer charges 1
of breach of peace and resisting
an officer. The complainant, Sam |
Williams, was there, too.
The judge had just sentenced j
Mrs. Jefferson to 30 days in jail
for resisting the officer, and found
her innocent of the breach of peace |
charge.
But then she walloped Williams |
on the jaw. ?
"Sixty days for contempt of j
court," said the judge.
THE HAPPY TIMES
N?wspap?r for Boys and Girls
tf? Storytima
The Three Bears
Once upon a time there were
three bears who lived in a house
of their own in the wood.
There was a small, wee bear.
There was a middle-sized bear,
and there was a great, huge bear.
They each had a pot for their
porridge.
There was a little pot for the
small, wee bear; a middle-sized
pot for the middle-sized bear; and
a great pot for the great, huge
bear.
And they each had a chair.
There was a little chair for the
small, wee bear; a middle-sized
chair for the middle-sized bear;
and a great chair for the great,
huge bear.
And they cach had a bed to
sleep in.
There was a little bod for the
small, wee bear; a middle-sized
bed for the middle-sized bear; and
a great bed for the great, huge
bear.
One morning the three bears left
their breakfast porridge cooling in
their porridge pots.
They walked out into the woods,
that they might not burn their
mouths by eating it too soon. And
while they were walking, along
came a little girl to the house.
First she looked in the window.
Then she peeped in the keyhole
And then, seeing no one inside, she
lifted the latch.
The little girl, called Goldilocks,
opened the door and went in. She
was pleased to see the porridge
on the table.
If she hadn't been so hungry,
she would have waited and asked
the bears before she tasted it, but
she was quite hungry, so she
helped herself.
First she tasted the porridge of
the great, huge bear, and that was
too hot for her.
Then she tasted the porridge of
the middle-sized bear, and that
was too cold for her.
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And then she tasted the porridge
of the small, wee bear.
It was neither too hot nor too
cold, and she ate it all up.
Thin Goldilocks wandered about
the house to see what there was
in it, and she came upon the three
chairs.
So she sat down in the chair of
the great, huge bear, and that was
too hard for her.
Then she sat down in the chair
of the middle-sized bear, and that
was too soft for her.
Then she sat down in the chair
of the small, wee bear. It was nei
ther too hard nor too soft, and
there she sat until the bottom of
the chair came right out. Plump,
she fell upon the floor.
Then she went up the stairs to
the bears' bed chamber.
First she lay down upon the bed
of the great, huge bear, but that
was too high at Hie head for her.
Next she lay down upon the bed
of the middle-sized bear, but that
was too low at the foot for her.
And last, she lay down upon the
bed of the small, wee bear, whi<-h
was neither too high at the head
nor too low at the foot.
So she pulled the covers over
her head and went fast asleep.
By this time, the three bears
came home to their breakfast.
Now Goldilocks had left the spoon
of the great, huge bear standing
in the porridge.
"Somebody has been eating my
porridge," said the great, huge
bear in his great, huge voice.
Then the middle-sizid bear
looked at his bowl.
"Somebody has been eating my
porridge," said the middle-sized
bear in his middle-sized voice.
The small, wee bear looked at
his bowl, which was quite empty,
and he said, in his small, wee
voice:
"Somebody has been eating my
porridge, and has eaten it all up."
Then the three bears, seeing that
someone had eaten all the porridge
of the small, wee bear, began to
look about the house.
Now Goldilocks had left the hard
cushion crooked in the chair of
the great, huge bear.
"Somebody has been sitting in
my chair," said the great, huge
bear in his great, huge voice.
Now Goldilocks had flattened
down the cushion of the middle
sized bear.
"Somebody has been sitting in
my chair," said he in his middle
sized voice.
And you know what had hap
pened to the third chair!
"Somebody has been sitting in
my chair, and has sat the bottom
out of it," said the small, wee
bear in his small, wee voice.
Then the three bears went up
stairs to their bedchamber.
Goldilocks had crumpled the pil- <
low of the great, huge bear.
"Somebody has been lying in my
bed," said the great, huge bear
in his great, huge voice.
And Goldilocks had pulled the
bolster of the middle-sized bear
quite crooked.
"Somebody has been lying in !
my bed," said he in his middle- 1
sized voice.
And when the small, wee bear 1
came to look at his bed. there '
was the pillow smooth and the bol- 1
ster straight, but in the bed was
tbe little girl. '
"Somebody has been lying in my i
New Club Members
Christine Delgado
Andy Merrell
Billy Olsen
Indians Feature Unusual
Menu at Tribal Festival
Idabcl, Okla. (AP) ? When 200 !
Indians got together for a tribal
festival, there were several real 1
American dishes that aren't served
in many restaurants.
They included tafaulla (Indian '
hominy), banana shuck bread, and j
tanchakahona (cracked corn with
pork).
bed, and here she is," said the
small, wee bear in his small, wee ,
voice. '
When Goldilocks heard the shrill <
voice of the small, wee bear she
awoke at once.
Up she jumped, and when she
saw.the three bears looking at her
from one side of the bed she
tumbled out at the other side, ran
lo the window, and jumped out.
Off through the woods shQ ran as
last as the wind. i
The bears never found her, but |
they hoped she never went into a !
strange house again. I
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Free Will Baptists Lay
Cornerstone at Service
The Rev. J. R. Davidson, pastor
of the First Free Will Baptist
Church, Goldsboro, spoke at the
First Free Will Baptist Church,
Morehead City, yesterday morn
ing. Occasion for the message was
the laying of the cornerstone in
the new sanctuary.
The Rev. Seldon Bullard, pastor
of the church, supervised the ac
tual laying of the stone. Mr. Bul
lard expressed the appreciation of
the church to those persons who
made the new building possible.
He mentioned the work of the
former pastor of the church who
began the building program. Mr.
Bullard pointed out that the new
educational building was nearly
complete when he arrived.
The pastor also mentioned some
of the workmen who did the actual
construction of the church. Thomas
Fish, mason, and Hubert Murdock,
carpenter, among others, were
given credit for their fine work on
the church.
Plasterer Sam Smallum and elec
trician Henry Goodwin were
thanked for helping to make pos
sible the indirect lighting system
in the auditorium. The pastor also
Seafood Dealer
Knows Ads Pay
Kenneth Meadows of Meadows
Seafood Co., Morehead City, is
lold on NEWS-TIMES advertising.
Every Friday this summer he
las been running a column-wide,
1-inch ad in THE NEWS-TIMES
'That ad," Mr. Meadows declares,
'has been bringing me five times
more business than I had before
t put the ad in.
. "It has let the people know that
?e have seafood here that they
;an put right in the pot or in the
broiler. And they Ukc the fact that
we'll deliver it."
Lots of NEWS TIMES adver
sers who have quality products
it attractive prices, and who will
jive their customers good service
lave found that the newspaper is
:he only medium that gets their
message to the person who has
ihe money to buy.
Man Serves on Council
46 Years, Holds Record
Dillwyn, Va. (AP)? Folks here
abouts say maybe Radford Ben
ictt Ranson may hold a national
record. He has been on the town
:ounciI for 46 years. The Amerl
:an Municipal Association says it
tnows of no longer service.
If so, it is in spite of Ranson.
3nce he decided against running
lecause of the press of private
nisiness. Voters elected him any
way.
The Rev. I. P. Davidson
. . . delivers sermon
mentioned that Mack Kittrcll had :
installed the tiie r jors free of
charge in memory of his parents
Mr. Bullard points out that it '
was only through the fienerosity
of the members of otlier churches,
local businessmen and through the
hard work of the congregation that
the new building has come to be.
Portable
Typewriter
Time Again!
We have several make*
of new portable type
writer* and we service
the machine* we *ell.
This Ad Worth
$10.00
On the purchase of a new
portable until Sept. 15th
Tomlinson's
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Morehead School
/
Principql Reports
Opening Plans
All first grade students who did
not register in the Morehead City
School spring pre school clinic are
asked to report to the school for
registration Friday at 9 a.m. Stu
dents who will Le 6 on or before
Oct IS are eligible to attend school.
Birth certificates must be present
ed for registration.
All transfer students other than
new first graders will also register
at the same time and place.
On Tuesday, Sept. 2, all first
Examiner Ifuta
License examiner David Morrii
spoke to the summer drivers edu
cation group at Camp Glenn School
Tuesday afteraoon. John Duncan
is the instructor of the group.
grade students will assemble in the
auditorium for class assignment.
School doors will open at ?:30.
All returning elementary stu
dents who were in grades 1-7 last
year will report to last year's room
at 8:30, Sept. 2. Assignments to
new rooms will then be read to
them.
High' school students will find
homeroom assignments posted on
class doors of the high school.
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