BAILEY BUGLE
11, 1947 aMiXJCtMH-LARQLlM Jags-M-
Add The bpice
T/s The Little
In £1 party of 15, travel-
bound, Ibhcre are alvj£-ys
musirg e-nd embarrasing hap
penings. The staff's trip
to New York v;as no excep
tion. Everything from be
ing mistaken for runav/ays
to leaving a suitcase at
home took place.
SUITCASE
As the journalism stu
dents were nearing V/eldon,
Korth Carolina, on the
morning that started their
journey to New York, I«lrs.
Laurine Lassiter gave a
little scream and asked if
her suitcase v/as in the
car. Immediately after
finding it v/asn't there,
she phoned A. H. Farmer to
bring it the next da:y. Ifr.
Farmer was only too glad
to join the group in New
York. So ended the suit
case vjorries.
WATCH
"Barbara can you tell
v^hat time it is by my
watch? My eyes must be
playing tricks on me. I
can't even see the *.hands
or the numbers,” declared
I,^rs. A. H. Farmer.
"lYell," stated Barbara,
Things T hot
"!&iybe if you would turn
your v;atch around it might
help you tell time ■ better."
Contrary to the general
belief, it v;as tho adults
v;ho viore more excited than
the teen-a,‘T,ers.
BEDLOE ISLAND
After a general tour had
been made of the Statue of
Liberty, three of tho stu
dents decided they would
walk down tho ten flights
of stairs. The others took
the elevitor. They had
been told that the ferry
would leave them if they
walked, but they still
wanted to try the stairs.
As the stepv/alkcrs came on
the pior, the ferry was
leaving the dock. The
girls might have made it,
but the second flight of
stairs from the bottom was
barricaded, necessitating
walking back up. These stu
dents should never forget
Bedloe Island or the Sta
tue of Liberty, as that ex
perience caused them to
miss the convention lunch
eon in the Astor Hotel
Ballroom, one of the high
lights of the trip.
Continued On Next Pg.
We Have
In S tn c(
A
Complete Line Of
Suits For Men.
We Are Always G I a d To Have Yo u
Look Ovor Cur Merchandise
To Compare Qualitv And Prices
Before Buying,
Eds5(t-i5 Store
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