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Preview Of (Tianners Highlights fTleetinq Sock Hop Yields
$29 For Treasury
At the February F, H. A.
meeting earlier this month,
a program v;as presented em
phasizing manners at
church, on the street, in
shoos, in the lunchroom,
at school, and at ball
games. Judy Lamm, Ann Med-
lin and Romaine Thigpen
prepared the program.
A complete report was
made of "Sock-Hop" pro
ceeds.
Shirley Creech was elect
ed as the chapter candi
date to run for secretary.
She will compete with a
Louisburg candidate for
the office of Bi-County
secretary at the March Bi-
County Rally.
Refreshments, Valentine
cookies and green lemonade,
were served by the third
period class.
Have you seen the tenth
grade girls cariying
around rag dolls that need
to get tanned or freckled?
One day a teacher told
her class to write an es
say on "Income Tax".
A small boy taxed his
brain to the utmost and at
length he wrote the fol
lowing :
"I have a dog, his name
is Tax. I opened the door,
and income Tax."
(Found in Miss V/ilson's
"date book".)
Creech To Run
For Bi"Gounty Office
Shirley Creech, Bailey's
nominee to comoete for sec
retary at a Bi-County Ral
ly at-Franklinton, March 1,
was chosen by the F. H. A»
Chapter earlier this month.
Only one other candidate
vdll be trying for this po
sition.
Each year a banner is pre
sented to the school from
either Franklin or Nash
counties with the largest
per cent present, based on
the number enrolled in
each club. At the present,
Middlesex homemakers are
holding this award.
Approximately 150 teen
agers from Wilson, Nash,
and Wake counties attended
the "Sock Hop" sponsored
by the Bailey Future Home
makers in the gymnasium,
February 13.
Admission fees amounted
to Of this, ^iiO was
paid to .Jack Farmer and
his band for the music
they rendered. Four
dollars covered all other
expenses. After all ex
penses were deducted, net
profit amounted to $29>
Harold Davis of Rock
Ridge High School received
the prize, a homemade cake,
for ¥earing the loudest
of socki
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