February 14, 1947
BAILEY eUGLE
BAILEY. NORT H CAROLINA
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Behind The Scenes
Because of ,the fact that
his- father is not ,/ell,-
Douglas Morris has the re
sponsibility of lodging
after his father's farm
v/oric. Douglas also looks
after the animals and
takes his father from
place to place.
Cornell Creech is often
found, helping his mother
around the house, as she
is not able to do all the
necessary work alone. He
assists with the \;ashing
and caring for the younger
chiluren of the fa.nily.
’Vorking on Saturdays in
7ilson at the'Hub, Gladys
Boykin helps her fa.dly by
earning extra money for
her o /n spending.
Bernease Eatmon makes her
room attractive by em
broidering scarfs and
spreads for dressers ajid
pillo.vs. She also makes
covers for chairs and
dressing tables-
Jean B. Glover is making
B, collection of recordin'^s
mil
Book Ends
of her own voice in order
to note the change made
in her singing and to pre
sent them as gifts to her
friends•
Given the idea of rais
ing capons by Lirs* George
Finch, a former home ec.
teacher, Beth Bissette has
raised and sold capons and
deposited the money in the
bank:. She is using this
money to help defray her
expenses to the Press Con
vention in lie./ Yoi'k.
The questionnaires re
veal that Billy Murray’s
favorite ■ ty-e party is
"one v/here you can eat
al 1 you \/ant •
I.i. LanceGter
ForeignGirl Expresses
Thanks For Boxes
Meyer LSircelle, girl of
Luxembourg, has written a
letter to the Bailey Red
Cross Council expressing
her appreciation for the
Red Cross boxes sent last
fall.
She states that these
boxes were received Decem
ber 6 and the whole school,
along with the students’
parents and younger broth
ers and sisters, literally
had a "feast with the nice
and useful articles" these
boxes contained.
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We Do
Watch
Repair
W o r k.
Matching Bracelets
and
N ©cklaces
Wilson's Oldest Credit Jewelers
I03WNest) Street Denny's Wilsor^. N.C.