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l4/d r
B uyW3rBonds
And Sfarnps
F.F.A. Presents
Bogi^am For PTA.
'Tho future f armors
prcsontod their annual
P. T. A, program last
night at tho school
audit or uita. Tho pro
gram, beginning v/ith
the regular opening
ccrmony by the chapter
officers, continued
with the creed recited
by a fresluaan, and tho
benefits road by Mar
tin Liles. A short
talk stressing the
farmers' part in this
present crisis by Ricl>
ard Stott v/as followed
by a short musical
program. The mooting
was closed in regular
order by tho presi
dent, Horace High*
Future Farmers
hiOLD Initiation
Freshmen taking agri
culture bocome full
pledged members of tho
P. P. A. after having
come through tho initi
ation ceremony.
As usual the initi
ation creates fun for
♦ all.
Following the cere
mony all members enjoy
a woinor roast.
BAILtY CHAPTER.
BUYS STAMPS
REGULAR
North Carolina Future
Farmers rank second in
the United States in
buying v/ar bonds and
stamps*
Tho Bailey Chapter,
as one of North Caro
lina’s F.P^A. organi
zations, has done its
part by purchasing
stamps and bonds 100
per cont, Tho method
adopted last yoar
v/horeby tho agricultur
al advisor sold stamps
and bonds to tho stu
dents is continued
this year.
To roach the goal of
100 per cont tho chap
ter requires each mem
ber to buy a v/ar bond
or stamp each weok or
month.
By the ond of 1942
Future Farmers desire
to place North Caro
lina at the head of
the sales mado by tho
states *
Federation
Meets
At Spring Hope
Tho First business
session of the year
meeting at Spring Hope
V/odnosday, Nov. 4, a-
dopts a plan of v/ork
mapped out for tho
yoar by boys and their
advisors.
After tho mooting
tho Spring Hope Chap
ter served a supper of
barbocuo, potatoes,
slaw, cornbroad, and
coffoo.
The delegates from
Bailey were Horace
High, Louis Bissotto,
Richard Stott and Mr#
Tapp, advisor.
The Bailey ' Chapter
will bo host to tho
federation next month.
GKOCEKIES
WM- miMIN'
GROCERY
PROUDLY asms
A COMPLEIE LINE OF
VEGETABLES
YOUR SATISFACTION IS
FRUITS
CONSIDERED
FIRST
AT ALL TIMES