April 21. 1944
BAILEY 3UGLE
GOAL REACHED IN KED CROSS DKIVE
Under the leadership
of Mrs. A. B. Parmer,
chairman, Bailey town
ship met its Red Cross
quota of ^900,
IJlrs, Farmer was as
sisted by the follov/-
ing neishborhood cap
tains: Mesdames A. B,
Corbett and V/. M,
Manning, Bailey; E, C,
Griffin, Green Pond;
VV. H. Davis, Hornes;
and B, M. Farmer,
Eatmons. Principal
Stokes headed the
negro division.
Assisting the cap
tains in the drive
v/ere .Mr, and r&*3,
Rupert Parry, I/Irs.
Jack Collie, Mr. and
Mrs, V/illis Pinch, Mr.
and Mrs, C. H. Bottoms,
Miss A. D. Taylor, and
Mrs. Gcorse Finch.
19.
For The Best
D KINKS
TEXACO GAS
&
Pams Of Hunger Felt
Have you heard why
Florence likes "The
Bells are Ringing?"
Well, listen closely
and I’ll toll you.
Mrs, Farmer was read
ing the poem "The
Bells" while poor
Florence v/as about to
starve, and at every-
mention of the word
bell, Florence gave a
look of agony. The
smell of those deli
cious foods cooking
in the lunch room did
n’t help any cither.
It was the first time
she had been hungry
in about a week, and
then of all times the
poem had to bo read.
•Finally, the boll
rings; you seo vfhy
Floronco likes "The
Bells are Ringing," NF
GirlsAftend Rally
Ra le I gh
n
Members of the home
e c on orai c s club s of
Bailey high v;ere rep
resented ■ at a State
Club Rally in Ralolgh
by Pansy Ray Bissette,
Jackie Lois Edwards,
and Miss Jewel Langley
Saturday, April 15.
A luncheon and stylo
show was given at the
V/oman’s Club for onter'
tainment of the group.
For the climax of the
day’s entertainment
the delegates attend
ed an Open House at
the Governor's Mansion.
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GROCERlE S
SEE
GREEN GABLES
Dewitt Phillips, Prop.
BAILEY, N.C. • ROUTE 2
Surprise Her
With A Bed
room Suite for
Her Grddu^tion.
CHRISTIAN^S
FURNITURE -COMPANY
BAILEY. N.C.
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