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Open House-Merch 13- 730 PM.
TOURNAJCNT
NEXT WEEK
GAL/ES: FEB. 25-
26-27-29, MAR.ii
hum 12 NO. 6
BAILEY, N. C., FEBRUARY, 1952
PRICES
MONTHLY-10^
_mELX=25^.
Committees Pbri'Parents Go to Schoof'Night
Six committees for the P,
T, A. "Parents go +>o
School "night, March 13,
are working "in an effort
to make this Ooen House
even more successful than
last year", reoorts the
chairman, Jfrs. A. H. Far
mer.
The oarents of grammar
grade students "will soend
their time in their
child's room, while the
oarents of the high school
students vdll fol]ov;
through their child's sche
dule of the day on a ten
minute neriod basis.
"Lunch" will be served in
the lunohroo'T., climaxing
the evening, or "day at
school."
A program similar to the
School Donates 5t01
to March of Dimes
Answering the call of the
March of Dimes, the stu
dents and teachers of Bai
ley High have donated $101.
80.
First olace winner in the
"lfarch"was lUlss Rachel Bis-
sette's seventh grade with
a total of $30.00.
Mrs. Doris Parker's sixth
and seventh grade with 4lh.
80 won second place.
Third on the list of win
ners was Mrs. Laurine La.s-
siter’s junior class in
high school with $5»10.
regular Wednesday morning
chapel program will be pre
sented by the students in
lllss i.fyrtle Sessoms' and
Mrs. Rudo-lph Glover’s
rooms.
The advertising will be
handled by It's. M. W. Wea
ver.
Mrs. Julian Finch will be
responsible for distribut
ing letters of invitation
to the oarents.
On the receiving group,
the grademothers will as
sist the teachers in
making the parents feel
"right at home."
Miss Frances Wilson,
chairman of the P. T. A.
refreshment committee, and
her group will have charge
of refreshments.
Chppel Programs
Offer Competition
By the end of February
the school will know who
is more capable of giving
the most interesting pro
grams, the high school or
the grammar grades ► If'the
high school has any idea
of coming out on top, it
will have to admit it has
tough competition.
Quite a bit of competi
tion has come from Miss
%rtle Sessoms' and lies.
iJIdolph Glover's grades,
according to remai'ks heard
from the students.
Librory Converts Dues
Into needed Oloterial
Overdue book fees return
to the library in the form
of new and additional sup
plies purchased for stu
dent use.
New cards for the charg
ing tray and a chain pen
cil holder are the new ad
ditions to the library,
Some of the mending mater
ials purchased were glue,
tape, ink, pockets, cards,
and date due slips.
In the last shipment of
materials received v;as
a Jewish nev/spaper that
had been used in packing.
It has created curiosity
on the part of everyone.
REPORT OF EXPENDITURES
ItLss Oglesby's report on
the expenditures and ac-
quisitions is as follows.
Total receipts through
uary 31, '52 5^20.0^4
Tetal expenditures
through January 31,
'52 19.95
Metal filing cabinet
for phamphlet file 9.50
Mending materials.
Charging tray cardo,
Chain pencil holder,
and pencils 10.It5
$197^
Cash on hand Jan-
uary 31, '52 4 ,09.
Each grade from the
twelfth down through the
fii’st will start again
rotating from week to week.