March 17. 1944
HONO^ KOLL
MARGARET BRCW
FLORENCE MILLER JOYNER
BOBBY GLOVER
JiiGKIE LOIS EDWARDS
JOHN GLOVER
BEfTY DORIS SAIjDERS
TO THOSE WHO LOOK.
To those v/ho look bo-
hixid oach toar, thoro
Is a smile; bvihind
each cloudy day, a
svamy one.
Dark, throatoning
clouds arc but foro-
runnors of the beauti
ful white snow.
In winter stand bloak,
bare, and apparently
dead. Spring sees thoin
renovifing our faith in
life as they burst
into foliage and blos
som. Our coats arc
drawn tight, for the
wind is severe; soon
the sun will cause us
to shod them. On dark,
gloomy, and rainy days
the sxin hides behind
the clouds, peeping
through just long
enough to bring us the
rainbow. Rain storm
bring in their wake
flov^ers and refreshed
crops. At night the
smi goes to sleep so
that the moon and
stars may have an op-
portuiiity to display
their beauty to the
v/orld.
Yes, for all the ugly
thoro is beauty. R.L.
MRS. LASSITER: Who is
whistling?
M:^UDE: I cjuldii’t help
it; it just came out.
MRS. LASSITER:
You had better put
a stopper in it thoni
BAILEY BUGLE
Church Honors Boys
Ir^Arrved Services
In honor of the boys
in the armed forces
that are raembo^rs of
the Bailey Liothodist
Church, the I.Iission-
ary Societies of the
church have donated a
plaque bearing the
names of the 37 boys.
Three Boy Scouts hung
the ROLL OP HONOR
in the church whore it
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can bo seen
all
entering.
For the memorial sor-
vico the church was
cocoratcd with flowers
given by the florist
of Wilson and by
friends.
The presentation v/as
made by Mrs, J, P.
Undorwood and Mr. R,
M. Moacomes.
FLOWERS
For Every Occasion
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Mrs W.A.Griffi
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