BAIiiY
npvenber 22, 1946
BUGLE
bailey; north CAROLINA
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WCIC Journalism Class Evaluatesi3uqle
Upon receiving the second issue of the BAILEY BUGLE
I wish to congratulate you and your entire staff on the
-wonderful school paper you are publishing this year. I
can assure you that the tine and effort spent on this
work will prove worthwhile to all concerned.
I look forward to the tine v;hen each issue arrives.
Practically all the girls on third floor read each copy
from cover to cover, even though they do not know anyone
nentioned in it. Last month I received ny copy of your
paper right before a Senate meeting; so naturally
began reading it immediately, and in just a fev minutes
all the senators had practically taken it av/ay fron me.
Everyone complimented it highly and said it v/as the best
school paper of its type they had ever ree.d.
It may also interest you to know that sevora
bers of our journalism class studied it fron a cr
viewpoint and consider it of the highest quality. Lfeny
of your types of articles correspond closely to those ir
our college newspaper; for example, I particularly notic
ed the one on campus fashions.
I.iay success be yours throughout the school year in
making the B/aLEY BUGLE of 1946-47 the best yet.
0
Hartsell Ser vesChurch
I
P, Hartsell, of Blgh
Point, North Carolina^- is
now serving as pastor of
the Bailey and Middlesex
Baptist Churches.
Reverend Hartsell is mar
ried and has three child
ren. Though he now lives
in High Point, he plans to
move to Iflddlesex as soon
as the parsonage is re
paired,
Ifr. Hartsell sells books
as a source of extra in
come ftnd has for sale many
different and interesting
books about the Bible.
Having read the past two
issues of the Bugle, he
has complimented them high
ly and expressed a desire
to visit the journalism
department.
I,
Very truly yours,
U-c'' v>VVt ■> V-C'/
Thoms' Joyce Finch
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