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In New Cafeteria
"Largest and best" Father-
Son Banquet ever staged at
Bailey took place in the
new, modern school cafe
teria, February 25*
Fathers, sons, and guests
attending numbered 138,
When the fathers and sons
were seated together, the
Reverend R. G. L. EDWAKDS
gave the invocation. Then
a dinner of barbecue or
chicken, with the extras
was served by the 11th and
12th F, H, A. girls who re
ceived an appreciative
gift froFi the F, F, A.’s.
For the annual banquet's
first time recorded music
was played during the meal.
After the meal RUFUS
BEARD gave the welcoming
speech; C. H, FRIES, the
response; and each son for
mally introduced his guest.
Following^ a film of "How
to Grow More Corn" was
shoim the group. After
wards the program was
closed by the members.
BuileyTakes Fifth
Dillon Supply Co. of
Rocky Mount extended cash
prizes to first, second,
and third place winners in
a tool identification con
test in which Bailey
chapter came out fifth but
missed the money prizes by
seven points.
Table lamps seem .to be
the most popular craft fad
in the agriculture shop
this month. Six students
are making these 12 inch
high lamps out of cedar or
oak.
CARROLL JONES, not an ag.
student but is taking shop,
is lathing an oak lamp,
DVJIGHT GLO^/ER is working
on two cedar ones. Other
boys making cedar lamps
are LEE HDRNE, MARSHALL
HIGH, NETON GLOVER, and
TED MORRIS.
JERRY HIGH is vrorking on
a set of lawn chairs. The
plans for the three chairs
permit each to be takan
apart for winter storage,
BOBBY EATMAN - has com
pleted a project of re-
Tni.qhing an nak tflbla.
TGrrelteormanGonnpleto
Practico Teaching
ED TERRELL and BILL
GARMON, student teachers
in the vocational ag,
department from State Col
lege, left March 11 after
finishing their practice
teaching period of 11
weeks here at Bailey.
During their stay they
have lived at the teachers'
dormitory and have been
active as agricultural
advisers, teaching, and
visiting surrounding farms.
Adviser JOHN VffiLLS said
that he has enjoyed their
stay and that "they have
the ability to succeed as
ag, teachers if they stick
to it."
They are 'scheduled to
graduate in Deof^whprj
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