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VOL. I'j. i.o. 3. BAILEY. N.C., NOV., lygl
Oepts. Jilork Cooctively In Gym Sales
B.H.5. PIacesMoo Order
.For Library Books
teachers have just placed a $U00.order
for library books, the money having been
provided for by the state,
and’the school.
Through cooperative
efforts the school, ninth
grade girls, and the
junior class are each add
ing to its treasury
through sales of drinks
and eats at ball games
scheduled in the Bailey
gyimasi\im.
The popcorn machine,,
owned by the school, is
carried to the gymnasium
for every basketball game
and operated by George
Thigpen and Donnie Edwards,
POPCOEN SALES
popcom is sold before
games, during breaks at
quarters, and half times
at five cents a bag or ten
cents a box. The proceeds
goes to the general school
fund.
Home made candy is sold
by the ninth grade girls
as a means of building up
their class treasury.
For a number of years the
junior class has been
given the first oppor
tunity to say if it wanted
the option on running the
drink stand at home games,
OPTION
This choice is granted in
order to enable the class
to have sufficient funds
for its banquet given in
honor of the seniors.
A schedule made by the
class designates three stu
dents to sell drinks at
each home game. The teach
er and class officers ara
Sit all games to help.
Patrolmen Check Drivers
As required by the State
Department of Highway
Patrol, highway patrolmen
have been riding the
Bailey buses this month.
This is done as a means
of maintaining safety
measures in the operation
of school buses.
Another important reason
for this requirement is to
check the buses’ routes
and their conditions.
Jhsnksgiving Preyer
Let me be glad the ket
tle gently sings.
Let me be thankful just
for little things;
Thankful for simple food
and supper spread.
Thankful for shelter and
a warm, clean bedj
Thankful for friends who
share my woe or mirth,
Glad for the warm, sweet
fragrance of the earth;
For golden pools of sun
shine on the floor.
For love that sheds its
peace about my door.
For little friendly days
that slip away,
With only meals and bed
and work and play,
A rocking-chair and kind
firelight—
For little things let me
be glad tonight,
Atthor Unknown
the county.
Each of the 20 teachers
was allowed to list a |20
order, which amounted to
?^U00.
Of this total, $216 came
from the state, or !^12 for
each ' of the li3 state-
allotted teachers at
Bailey,
COUNTY FUNDS
Nash County will match up
to |70 any amount any
school in the county will
raise, Bailey matched this
maximum sum.
The $70 put up by the
school was made possible
by the high school library
fee of 1.^0 per student.
State, county, and school
allotments then amounted
to 1356.
OFFICE FUND
In order that the school
get full benefit of the
order, the state suggests
that the schools over
order in case of a short
age of some books. For
this reason Principal
Weaver drew from the gen
eral office fund $UU, mak
ing a total order of $U00.
In the case that a teach
er didn't order her full
$20 allotment, high school
librarian, Idalia Oglesby,
completed the order by pur
chasing books most needed.
HOW TRUE I ■
"If you want to be seen,
stand up; if you want to
be heard, speak up; but if
you want to be appreciated^
sit down and shut up,"