Hovember 22, 1^6
SecondExpfessThanks
In Ivlrs. 'Vah Noppen's 1st #
& 2nd grades the children.'
are learning to be tjt)«nlc-
ful through a ser^' of
I’hymes.
’"e children all are thank
ful
On each Thanksgiving Day
And every day, for bless
ings
?ound all along our T;ay,
BAILEY BUGLE
BAILEY, NOI^TH CAROLINA
Pape 16
Thanks for our Heavenly
Father
For all good gifts He
sends
For loving hearts around
us
Our family and our friends.
■^'e’re thankful for our
teachcrs
So patient and so kind
They teach us how to read
and write
Ko better friends we’ll
find.
How glad we are that we
have
Teachci^ in Sunday School
They teach us that we
should be good
j-,nd mind the Golden Hulc,
Kbw much we thank the mer
chants
I'Tio stand in eve rys tore
They sell us shoes and
clothes and cloth
And food and many things
more.
Our thanks to Mrs. u'ylie
Vho helps each girl and
boy
To find the very book he
needs
The one he will enjoy.
re're thankful for our par
ents
So loving and so good
They give us homes and
clothing
And money and good food.
Ifeny thanks to Mrs. I&y
For the good gifts she
brinc.s
The magazines and books
and flowers
And many other things.
Thanks for all who love us
And como to sec us here
They brinv, us books aid
masszines
And floT/crs our hearts to
choer.
PRIMARY GRADES VISIT
TOWN LIBRARY
In observance of Book
■'.'’eek (Kov, 10-16) the
children of the Primary
School visited the to^m
library. Lire, '-'ylie vclcom-
ed cach grade and spoke of
the value and care of books.
Birthday
Garland High 7
’"'ill ?., ■’■’ells 5
Gene Autry Pearson 23
Mack Eatmon 6
Charles V’illiams 13
Alton Costen 14
Ray Fulghum • 15
■"illistine Cooley 10
Rfcirgaret Darscs 15
Sc!ith Hinton 15
Betty Loa Stallings 4
GR.MOTHERS VISIT CLASS
The third graders were
very happy when thoir
grademothors Jv^rs. John
Burgess and Jirs. '"illie
Ruffin visited them on
Hallowe'en day.
The children made door-
faces, after which they
were' served suckcrs, pea
nuts, and pepsi-colas.
First Observe sH albween
The first grade had a
very happy time Hallowe’en,
The children made jack o’
lanterns and other things
to decorate their rooms.
One of e things we liked
most in our room was a
real pumpkin that Sue ”'ea-
vor brought us.The child
ren named him Johnny Pump
kin, Johnny Pumpkin was
sitting in a big backet
TTith Hallov/s’en candy a-
round him. He had a large-
carrot nose, grapefruit
teeth, and raisin eyes.
Hallowe’en afternoon we
had our party. After some
songs, stories, and peoms
the children made Ha.llowo’
en napkins to use for the
party. The napkins were
cut and decorated with
pumpkins, jack o’lanterns,
and black cats, "'e had ice
cream and candy for refresh
ments,
CLASS RECEIVES SURPRISE
The pupils in Ivlrs. Glo
ver’r. room were very much
surprised when one of
their grademothers visited
the room on Hallowe’en,
Each pupil received a very
pretty orange and black
packago containing fruit
and Hallowe’en candies.
The children were made
very happy. They express
ed thanks to their grade-
mothers.
The 3rd and 4th grades
have been studying about
different kinds of food
in books and we have past
ed them on paper and put
them up in the room.
Geraldine 'nTiitlcy of the
fourth grade has boon en
joying making a dog out of
a coffee can, black p-’.por,
carSboard and paste. The
dog will stand up, and
will make a nice gift for
fi snail child.