Bailey Bugle, Bailey,..North Carolina, May,19^1
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Tccl-tcctThcEngine
Once upon a time in a sta
tion in storyland there
T/as a little engine named
Toot-Toot* All the other
engines were always boast
ing about themselves. But
little Toot-Toot never
said a Vord. He just sat
quietly. Then one day the
freight train v/as broken
dovm. All the other eng
ines ’v/ere out of the sta
tion, So they had to’call
on little Toot-Toot. Of
course he v/as very proud.
So they got him v/armed up.
They got him out of the
station. Then they got all
of the fruit that little
Toot-Toot could carry. He
started to the city. All
day and night he traveled.
Yfhen he reached the city
people were very glad to'
have Toot-Toot carry fruit.
So from now on little Toot-
Toot has always carried
the fruit to the city.
By Jerry Taylor
Goodbye
To the prinary students
rnd teacherc for their
assistance in supplying
news to the Bugle this
past year, I send a sin
cere "Thanic you,"
It has been a pleasure to
be able to work with such
a co-operative group.
During the year I have
made many new acquain
tances among the smaller
students and their teach
ers; these 'I r.lll trer-
sure alT/ays,
And now as the school
year draws to a close, I
wish to thank each one of
you at,ain and wish every
one a very happy vacation,
Doris Joyner
Primary Reporter
Class Reads Books;
In connection with their
regular‘’reading, students
in Mrs» Rudolph Glover’s
second grade have read sev
eral extra books,
The three in the class
vdth the greatest number
of books read are Kay
Thompson, 22 books; Robert
Studies Turtlos
Mathews, 20j amd' Phyliss
Ann Manning, 19,
A prize will be awarded
by lirs. Glover to the stu
dent who reads the most.
The class also has a spot
ted turtle v/hich it is us
ing in connection mth the
class work.
In need of service????
CALL
Fred^ your plumber
SMITH PLUMBinG CQ
Phone781 Bi^iley^N.C.
Cast iron soil pipes
HJoshing mochines
Venetion blinds
LUoter heoters
Ourlite paints