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BAILEY, NORTH CAROLINA
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10 Promote Free Thoiight EiJwords Toking Course
To Teoch Driving
jpiORS PRESENT
PLAY •
APRIL 2
MARCH, 19^1;
Bail9V To Bq Scene
ed at intervals
rive.
!an Harold Cooley
r Mike Griffin
Resident and Ma-
they stepped
and escort-
with other
lean digni-
ho homo
tment, thix
|the lower
In building,
along the
received
dent, an ex-
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hey walked down
tho^^^"^" hands hakes, pats
on tM head, or assistance
in the waving of flags—
an act not on the program
(See PRESIDENT page 2)
Columbia Scholastic Press
Association invites school
publications to join with
the great past and present
loaders of thought in ad
vancing the ideals of
’’Man's Right to Knowledge
and the Free Use There
fore", Columbia Univer
sity's theme for its .200th
anniversary celebration*
This school paper has
accepted the invitation.
The editorial on the edi
torial page is ■ 'this
month’s contribution to
ward advancing this theme#
Bailey is joining other
schools in adding next
year a full-time Drivers
Course to its curriculum.
W, G, Edwards will bo the
instructor.
The coui’se, an addition
to the school curriculum,
will continue throughout
the entire schooj. year
with both class and road
instruction, states
Edwards. Any school having
a teacher qualified is eli-
(See DRIVER’S Course pg 6)
Nash NCEA B^nqLsel
Bailey's "attractive"
lunchroom and Mrs.Collie's
dollar plate enticed the
Nash County NCEA unit to
vote to have its annual
banquet here April 22,
avers M. W, Ueaver,princi
pal.
Only Nash County teachers,
their vTives, husbands, or
guests, such as County
Board Members, are invited
to attend this banquet, an
annual event of the Nash
County NCEA.
BARGAIN PLATE
Since the teachers are
paying for their food,
they considered Mrs,
Collie's offer of a dollar
per plate a bargain and
the new Bailey Cafeteria
an "ideal spot".
The entire banquet will
cost ^5lo2^ per person. The
extra quarter is for the
cost of flowers, programs,
or any other expenses
arising.
Stdff'Hrinqs Home
}/teddlist Awdra
For the third consecutive
year the Bugle receives
Medalist honor, the high
est award available for
anytpaper within its clasS'
ification designated ac
cording to type and size
of school.