Bailey
BUGLE
VOL. 8 NO. S
SxStudents Win
Typing Awards
Six ■ of the Typing II
students win. C, T, (compe
tent typist) pins on a ten-
minute speed test.
Typing at a rate of 50
words per minute and not
exceeding 5 errors, seven
students are eligible for
C, T. pins given by the
Gregg Publishing Company:
Rae Bissette, 60 noiJds
■with 2 errors; l&dge Brant
ley, 57 with 4 errors;
Daisy Liles, 54 vfith 5 er
rors; Odell Manning, 52
with 4 errors; Janice Bunn,
51 v/ith 2 errors; and
Phyllis Finch, 51 vdth 4
errors.
The remaining second-year
typists ranged from 42 to
48 words per minute.
Navy Doc tor Opens
OfFiCG In Bailey
Dr. and ISrs. J. T, Wright
have moved to Bailey,
where Dr. Wright will prac
tice medicine. Temporarily
he will have for his of
fice the space in the rear
of Etheridge Drug Store
formerly used by Dr. Dan
iels.
Since Ifrs. Wright is a
registered nurse, she will
assist her husband in the
office.
For the present they have
an apartment in the home
of IJts, Rebeccai Vfylie.
Dr. and IJtsm Vfright come
from Eastern North Caro-
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BA.ILEY. NORTH CAROLINA. NOV. 22. 194fi
jchool loRemodelBasementForProiecrorloon^
HAS-' 50 FILMS .FOR SCHOOL ^CIRCULATION
CALENDAR
Holidays — - NCv*. 28-29
Report Cards Nov. 27
Bailey Bugle -Dec.
P. T. A. Meeting Dec.
Christmas Cantata--Dec.
Basketball gc.mesj
Dec. 3 at Coopers
6 at Bailey
13 at Nashville
19 at Bailey
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22
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
HeaclquatersHike
Jr. Ke.d Cross Quota
Filling 45 Junior Red
Cross gift boxes for over
seas, Bailey students
reached the goal set for
the school this year. This
number was three times
that designated for last
year.
Each room was asked to
fill three boxes that will
be sent the children in
war-torn countries for
Christmas.
Mss Bissetts, teacher
sponsor of the student Red
Cross council, in preview
ing the projects that a
council can participate in
submits the following list;
1. Local projects—holi
day favors for county
homes, bound book length
novels, a first aid room
in school, improvements in
school toilets.
2. National projects--
services to military hospi-
See RED CROSS nage 2
Plans for converting a
basement room into a pro-
jector room, and thereby
eliminating the cost of
black out shades and the
disturbing of neighboring
classes, is being antici
pated by the school.
A room set aside for
movie projection proves
more successful declares
81 per cent of teachers in
the United States and Cana
da who have used the film
as a form of instruction*
NO SHADES NEEDED
Darkness being an essen
tial, remodeling of a base
ment room will eliminate
cost of black out shades'*
It is hoped that the
county will be able to fur
nish funds for purchasing
needed chairs or other
equipment needed*
The advantage 6f movie
See PROJECTOi^ p&ge 2
CHOIR TO GIVE CANTATA
On Sunday evening, Decem
ber 22, 1946,. the Metho
dist choir will present q
Christmas Cantata at the
Methodist Church*
In addition to the Canta
ta the program will in
clude Christmas carols.
Special parts have not
yet been assigned for the
Cantata, but Mrs* I* T,
Poole, choir director, ex
pects to assign these
parts to members of the
choir soon*