October 18. 1944 BAILEY BUGLE
VACATIONS FURNISH SPUR
FOR COMING TERM
Sunmer vacation pro
vided varied inspira
tions and stimuli for
the coning year for
the high school
faculty.
Mrs. Howard Farmer
attended a sumner
session at Chapel Hill
where she studied and
observed demonstra
tions of high school
English viTork,
Miss Jewel Langley
aided in the cannery
and continued her work
with the Youth fellow
ship and Girl Scouts.
Mr, Leamon Tapp
supervised the canncry,
TOURS
Tflrs. Laurine T.
Lassiter spent six
w.eoks in Chicago and
the remainder of her
vacation in her home
town, Murray, Kcntucliy.
Miss Wilma Johnson
visited Tennessee oni
the largest lake in
North Carolina, Lake
Ma 11 amu s k o e t,
Mr, M. V'/, Y/eaver,
the principal, stayed
in Bailey and was
County Agent of the
4-H Club.
JJEW TEACHERS
■ Miss Edith Farmer
visited Richmond and
Vi'ashington.
Mrs, Louis Watson re
mained in Bailey get
ting settled in her
new home.
Mrs. Hr R. Hinton
spent most of her time
in Now York and one
month in Norfolk,
New Students [ nter
High School
Three Rooker girls,
Evelyn, Elsie Mac, and
Dorothy, join high
school this year as
new students.
The Rooker3, previous
ly of Henderson, moved
to town about six
weeks ago.
Other new students
are Margery Womble,
who returns after
throe- years, and i
twenty-five eighth
graders from Mount
Pleasant,
SENIOR ORGANIZES
First meeting of
the senior 4H club was
held October 10. The
meeting was ■ opened
with the clu>"' raotto
and the singing of
America.
Officers electod
were Pansy Ray Biss-
ette, president. Susie
Gay Boykin, vltie pre
sident; ,Elsio_ Rooker,
secretary, ’ '.
LET--
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Yellow-Jacket
U\/erpCM/ers Mdming
Buzz, buzz, buzz was
hoard amid the shrieks
of "go way," ’’shoo,”
and "hand me a book,
quick" in Mrs.Parmer's
Journalism Clqss.
Willis Manning, ap
parently undisturbed
by the clamor, roaches
up to slap an annoying
fiy from his nock,
Poor Willis, an irri
tated yellow-jacket
stings him.
Next day, V/illis emer
ged sheepishly carry
ing one arm in a sling;
it seems the yellr:>w-
jacket had•temporarily
put the arm out of
commission. The only
c ommo nt fr om said
victim v/as that it was
just his luck that if
he had to be stung it
v;as on his loft in
stead of his "writing"
hand. S.L.P,
"l N photographs
ONLY CAN
YESTERDAY IIVE!
HOLDEN STUDIO
MAKE Y OURS A GLOR.IOUS
triumph of .thf year S
Ra y mo n d V. Peters^ Ma nagtr
PH O NE 2471 WIISON, N,C.