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Halloween vri.ll be cele
brated by the . Teen-age
Club Saturday night, in
the conEiunity building,
from seven to ten o’clock.
Each person attending is
asked to iTeaf an appropri
ate costume. Prizes -vTill
be given to the persons
■wearing'the best Uallov;een
outfits.
Only members of the club
vdll be allov/ed to attend.
Any person is eligible to
join if fourteen years old
or older and has not been
out of high school more
than two years.
If anyone is not a member
of the club but would like
to be, he may obtain his
membership card from Ann
Johnson or James Paul
Stott, The cards ’are
t-iventy-five cents each,
Clayton Brock, president
of the club, urges every
member to be present,
Clayton states that memr
bership- cards must be
bought before attending
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Alumni of ^49
i ■
Love of homo or love of
farms holds first place in
the hearts of the alumni
of *U9, if numbers are
indicative of one«s feel
ings, They' are Alice
Ferrell, L, G, Deansi
Andrew Lamm, Thurman Lamm,
Billy ■ Morgan, Douglas
Morris, Thomas Porry, Rex
Perry, and Eugene Vick,
Rvinning a close second to
home life was college.
Going on to get a higher
education are five members
of this class—Octavia
Beard, Ruth Farmer, Ben
Etheridge, Hillard Finch,
and Toirany Perry,
'Jedding be].ls rang for a
boy as well as the girls.
Dee Stone v;as the first
boy to get "hitched" in
that class. The girls who
accomplished the great
feat of securing a man
vrere Janice and Jean
Brantley, Dolly Bunn,
Helen Jean Bunn, Elizabeth
Glover, ' and Blanche
Phillips,
Telephones appeal to FayQ
Glover. as she is working
as an operator in Ral.eigh.
Ora L, Lamm works at Dix
Hill; Jean Williams in
Wilson, B, J, Tapp
A certain high school
teacher wants' to know
where Permanent, N, C. is.
Upon seeing the licenses
issued by the state for
its T/orkers, the teacher
immediately wanted to know
the whcre-abouts of this
"tovm,"
■ ■ ■ - — ■ .A JU
Mrs. Lewis^P[>ViS9S
Improved Conduct
•’Students are better be
haved in the lurcir'oom
this year than evei- h'er’ore
by being quiet by
cleaning up the t'-bles
after eating," comments
Mrs. K, F, Lewis, 1arch-
room supervisor.
That this improvement is
the result of teachers’
accompanying their stu
dents to the lunchroom and
a more co-operative spirit
of .the high schoc'l stu
dents is the
Itrs, Lewis,
belief of
Shrubs To Be Pruned
The P, T, A, plans to
jjnprove the slirubbery at
the front of the building
during the month of Novem
ber,
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