April 16. 1945
BAILEY 8UGIE
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SFNIORS LIMIT EXERCISES TO ONE PROGRAM
Buqle Again Rates First Class
By scoring from elj^i>-
hundred and fifty to a
thousand points, six
issues of the Bailey
Bugle sent to the Co
lumbia Scholastic
Press Association news
paper contest rate
first claas among du
plicated paper of the
forty-four states en
tering the contest.
Not only did the Bu
gle v/in first class in
the states, but it al
so won first place in
the Carolinas among
mimeograph papers wilh-
in its classification.
Last year Bailey en
tered its paper in the
contest for the first
time and at that time
achieved first class
recognition also.
Scrvice Flag To Be
Gift Of Seniors
Bailey seniors leave
to the school a ser
vice flag to be placed
over the trophy cabi
net in the main hall.
This flag, 5' by 8}
will have a red border
with a white field.
The stars, three in
ches in diameter, will
be of blue felt satin.
All boys that have at
tended Bailey school
and are in the armed
forces will be repre
sented by a star.
Blue stars will rep
resent boys in service
and gold stars v;ill be
used for the missing
and the dead.
Financps Of Bugle
Practically Balance
Incomplete check-up
of the years’ finan
cial status of the Bu
gle indicates there
will be practically no
indebtness for the pa
per.
Income from subscrip
tions and ads totals
$200.30; expenditures,'
paper.,, stencils, ink,
equipment,Incidentals,
and senior pictures
make a total of $207 ,5 6,
Extra sales of last
edition is expected to
balance the accoimt.
EC'irOR OF BUQLF
TO SFRVFAS I^F PORTER
Bugle editor, Sarah
Parmer, v/ill serve as
correspondent for the
Rocky Mt. Evcnin/^ Tel
egram for Bailoy and
I.'tiddloscx during the
I sujmner months, All
items cxcopt births
and personals arc con
sidered nev/s.
Sarah was contacted
by the Telegram, in
terviewed, and offered
the assignment after
the paper learned
through Mrs. E. A.
Howton,Telegram Proof
reader, that the Bugle
had again won first
place in the CSPA con
test .
Last year Sarah was
assistant editor of
the Bugle, and as a
result of her ability
and interest v;as named
editor for this year.
CHAPLAIN TO SPFAK
At the request of the
State Department com
mencement exorcises
this year v/ill bo held
in one night instead
of the usual two night
programs.
Chaplain R. E. Quick,
from Seytnoro Johnson
Field, Goldsboro, will
preach the Baccalaure
ate Sermon, Sunday
morning, April 25, at
eleven o’clock.
Reverend Mark Osborne
of the Missionary
Baptist Church is in
charge of the music
and Mrs. James Murray
will bo the pianist.
CLASS DAY EXERCISES
On Monday night at
8:00 the Class Day
play "The Pincushion
Doll" will bo given
I follov/ed by the pre
sentation of the diplo
mas and other awards.
Shortage of time’ will
not permit a speaker
for the graduation ex
ercises.
Baifey Meets Quota
Bailey’s quota for
the Red Cross drive
was $400. T/Irs. James
Murray had chargo of
the drive in town and
, Carl Walker at
Bailey High School.
Donations made to liirs,
Murray and Mr. Walker
amounted to $406.24.
Classes loading in
the collection of B.H.
S. arc the Senior
class v;ith $67 and the
Jmior class with $40.