MILEXBUGLE,., BAILEY... ..NORTH CAROLINA, NOVEMBER, . Page 17
ElGmentory Grades Busy Willi Voried Project
Activities centering
around projects are keep
ing students in the elemen
tary grades busy this re
porter discovered as she
visited each room.
Farm animals are becoming
the recognized "friends"
of Mrs. Florabelle Bynum's
first graders this month.
Various farm animals have
been colored, cut out, and
them pasted on a large
piece of cardboard.
DOLL SHOW SCHEDULED
Costumes of- pioneer- days
will again become in vogue
when the girls in Miss
Clee Eatmon's class have
their doll show. Each doll
will be dressed in some
costume representing the
clothing of early Amer
icans. The boys of this
room are making bird
houses to be kept on dis
play.
A STIDY OF TEETH
Besides decorating the
room for Thanksgiving, the
students of Mrs. Sarah S,
May's class have had a
xinit on teeth. In addition
to making drawings of the
teeth, the tinit included
the care of the teeth and'
the structure of the teeth.
PIONEER DAYS RELIVED
Indian projects take Mrs.
Olivia P. Barnes' class
back to the days of In
dians with their wigwams,
deerskin clothing, and
arrowhead weapons. To help
in their study,, students
have co-operated by making
wigwams, dressing dolls in
Indian clothes, and bring
ing arrowheads to school.
LIZAFOD FINDS HOME
Mrs. Rudolpn Glover's
cilass has given a tiny
tree lizard a home. V/hen
one of the ’ boys brought
him to school, the class
made him a home in a jar
and since then has made a
study of its habits.
CLUB NAMED
Mary High, a student in
Mrs. Harvey Evans' room,
won a bcac of candy when
the class had a contest to
name its club. Each stu
dent suggested.a name to
be voted on* Mary's name.
Junior B, won the vote,
thereby making Mary the
winner,
OFFICERS ELECTED-
Miss Rachel Bissette's
seventh grade electedl
officers this month. They
are as follox^s:
President- Graven Gay
V. Pres.- William Stott
Secretary- Robert Brown
Treas.- James Ray Lamm
Reporter- Kay Wiggs
They decided to call
their room "The Golden
Eagles" and to hold their
meetings once every two
weeks.
C3RADES CLEAN G310UNDS
Volunteering to keep the
school grounds clean for a
week at a time are Mrs.
Edwards' ’ eighth graders
Mrs. UndenTOod' s s ixth
graders, Mrs. May's third
and fourth graders, Mrs.
Faschall's fourth graders.
Miss Eatmon's third gra-
cters> and Miss Bisisett^'s
seventh graders^
New! New!New!
Costume Jewelry
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WE NOW HAVE A
BIG, GRAND, NK-/
SELECTION OF TOYS
FOR TOUR CHILD'S
ENTERTAINMENT.
Ed's
Bailey
N. C.
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For Your Groceries,
Feeds, And Cold Drin!s
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