December 17. 1943
6AILEY BUGLE
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BAILEY, N. C
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PHILLIP--Mi3 3 Jolinson,
may I rea.d next?
MISS JOHKSON Yes,
Phillip, silently.
H O LI DAY
GREETINGS
f ROM
THf.MES
THE hlCe'YOiJNG BASr
Fourteen yoarj
ago
today in Bailey, North
Carolina, United
States of Amcrica,
there v/as born to Mr,
and Mrs, A, P. Pinch
a little baby girl,
v/eighing nine and onc-
half poimds.
This child is growing
up nov/ and is a very
mischievous croature.
She goes to school and
is i'n the ninth grade.
She has novor missed
a grade, but .it isn’t
too late. The girl is
a chatter box in
school, and gets any
where from A to D on
conduct.
English and journal
ism are hor hardest
subjects. Those direct
and indirect objocts
nearly drive her crazy>
Sometimes she is call
ed lazy, crazy, and
other bad things, but
it doesn't worry her
one bit,
Writing themes in
English nearly gets
hor also; this one is
very intcrosting--She
hopes,
Do you know tliis
animal? \i/oll, of all
people--Nancy Pi’nch,
bettor knovm as
"Chinch".
‘- N, Finch
W.H.EArMCiVS
GKOCEIIY 5 TO FIE
8AIISY.
N.C.
REPOUT CARD DAY
Today is Monday, A
day that all aohool
children anticipate
but drea?--report card
day. Everyone, is
speculating and hoping
while he anxiously
awaits the last period,
A few will make the
honor roll. The lucky
things I Some will htve
earned A’s and B»s,
Others will make B's
and C's, and those
v;ho have not worked
will have C’s and D’s,.
After what seems a
century, the sixth
period bell rings; wo
students squirm and
twist for what seems
another century.
At last the time is
here. Miss Martin is
going to hor desk and
fumbling around, V/hy
is she so slov/? Hero
is ray report card. OH I
B on conduct. MTU
Sue, you can’t go to
the shov/ for a v/holo
month, POOR SUE I S^, L,
OPA Losos Controi
My I V/hat an expensive
Thc.nksgiving dinner
Mr s. Parmer s ervod Mr,
Walker and Mr. Howton,
former teachers of
■^ailoy school,-a fifty
dollar turkey I
Has the teachers* pay
been increased? It
must have, for Mrs..
Parmer served the tur
key as if it hadn’t
cost her more than a
'dime,
In fact, it didn’t;
for she bought a ton
cent ticket that
proved to bo the lucky
number. I, Denton