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Mary Ann Miller Becomes Bi-County Treasurer
fliumni 'i4
By Beverly Tapp
While most of the girls
in this class preferred
home making, the boys are
settled in jobs and the
army.
Y/allace Bissette, better
knovm as Pud, met with a
fatal motorcycle accident
a fev; years after gradu
ation.
MAR XLAGE
Now happily married are
Seroba Anderson (Mrs, Bok
Akin), Dorothy Eatmon (Mrs.
Richard Horner), liargie
High (Ifrs. Dan H'>bert
Bissette), La Verne’Horner
(i'lrs, James Brown), Arah
Pearl Horton (llrs. Tom
Currin), Rosanna Jones
(lirs. Hartwell Phillips),
Maude Lewis (llrs* Horace
Cooper), Gleo Patterson
(iirs. 'V/illiam Sanders),
RoKiaine Perry (l»/a’s*
F.ranois Barnes), Ruth
Ruffin (llrs. Charles
Hagwood), Melba Stott (Ifrs.
John Smith), and Jean
Vick (ifrs. Roland Murray),
Teaching proves to be the
second favorite among the
women, for Bobbie Morgan
and Josephine Griffin are
following this vocation.
VARIOUS OCCUPATIOIIS
Different occupations
claim a large number of
this class—Bruce Griffin,
Bobby Jones Corbett,
Henry'Earl Glover, Raymond
Jones, Bailey; I.!axine
Finch, Raleighj Joe High,
V/est ■ Virginia; Forrest
Perry, Elizabeth City;
Adolph Brantley, Ilississ-
ippi; Tommy Etheridge,
Spring Hope; Bobby Stott,
Rocky Mount; Philip Stone,
Bailey,
One member of this class,
Elton Glover, is in the
army.
Franklin-Nash county F. H.
A. members selected I^ary
Ann l&ller to serve as bi
county treasurer for 1951*
Other officers elected
were Doris Garner, Presi
dent; Jeanette Joyner,
Vice president; Nancy
Edwards, secretary; and
Sue Manning, song leader.
EH As To Meet
Three F. H. A. members—
Doris Murray, Judy Finch,
Barbara Nell Lamm~vdll
present a program center
ing around vocations at
the next F. H. A, meeting,
March l5«
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