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You don't have to live in the South to practice the tradition of Southern hospitality! It's true that much of the South has grown and changed but a warm welcome is a Southern tradition 
If you have any sense at all (as my mother used to say), you would never take a good long look at Spanish Moss, that great ghostly symbol of the Deep South, and have images of sweet Hawaiian fruit or brilliant-flowered house plants pop into your mind. That’s just crazy. 
The Beaufort Female Benevolent Society Turns 200
It seems to me at least, that down here in the South, people really like to talk about their ailments. It’s a one-up-man-ship of sorts. 
The Count Basie Orchestra is coming to Beaufort
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