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Classwork
Mrs. H. .7. Yfeaver's
fourth grade entertained
the fourth and fifth
v/ith a "Television” pro-
^^rara last Friday.
The program^ Strange In
terests In Central China,
v/as presented to the group
by the class. The speeches,
given by a fe\v of the stu
dents, came to the class
rooin over the sound system.
Other members of the class,
using the "television set",
demonstrated various means
of transportation used by
the Chinese.
The "television set" v;as
card board boxes covered
iT/ith canvas cloth and de
signed by members of the
class .
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My Lire's Story Ebmentory Hi-Lites
In Nash County in the
state of■North’Carolina on
April lii, 19iiO, a darling
little red-headed girl was
born named Shirley Faye. I
weighed about eight and a
half pounds. My parents’
names are I.tr.'and Mrs,
Edward V/illiams. They were
very proud of me.
As the months vrent by I
grevf to be a healthy
little ;.irl,and at the age
of nine months I was walk
ing.
I continued to grow with
out having- any sickness.
At the age of six I sts.rt-
ed to school. I hadn't
been in school very long
when I became ill with
measles and chickcnpox. I
missed only a couple of
days from 's chool and was
back again.
In the following grades I
made honor roll r_rades
vdth only 'two absentees
from school. At the clos
ing of school last year I
v;as promoted to the sixth
grade and here I am doing
good work, hoping to be in
the seventh grade this
fall.
I'^hen I grovj up I would
like to be a secretary or
housewife.
Shirley Fave '.Tllliams
After using crutches for
four weeks, Judy Smith is
now able to walk without
them.
Because of illnessjLois
Jean Eatmon, sixth grader,
missed her second day of
school since entering the
^irat grade.
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