BAILEY bUGLE, BAILEY, NORTH CARQLIHA, MHCri
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Presidont
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t4. pn indicating, the
cjj%|)wd. apreed, a warmth of
x^rieMahip and bringing
"a thrill of a life time"
to. ■^e students.
After the tour of the
s-Thaol the visitors ascend
ed an in^rovised platform,
in front of the main build-
i*ig, dccorated in the Tur
kish. colors of red ani
w^dte. From here Mayor
Ql?lffin extended "welcome
hb'’ representatives of
a 'fobacoo-growing country
from a tobacco-growing
coMimnity,"
Congressman Cooley intro
duced President Bayar to
an^estimated crowd of 2^00
to 3,CXX) who had turned
out for the visit. The
Pi-esident in his brief mes
sage, translated into Eng
lish by his interpreter,
said, after expressing his
appreciation of the wel
come given, "I have heard
the voices of the youth to
which the future belongs,"
and added, “VJhat happens
tomorrow will be determin
ed by the youthI"
At the close of the Presi
dent's remarks Mrs. R. M.
Meacomes presented Presi
dent and Madame Bayar a
pine plaque cut in the
shape of North Carolina
with the toast of the
state burned thereon and
decorated with native
cones and dried flowers;
Peggy Liles, editor of the
school paper, a copy of
the Bugle; and Miss Fran
ces Wilson, representing
the school, a bouquet of
red roses to Madam Bayar,
Bailey's stop cair.e on the
last day of the American
tour and was the only on^
made to a small school.
Workmen Complete Lob; Rt'sironni;
Otkr Projects Spbvding
Finished is the new sci
ence laboratory, the up
stairs girls' toilet, and
the improvement made in
the commerical department
reports Principal Weaver;
but the elementary library
and classroom are yet to
be cr^npleted.
At one end of the new
science laboratory is a
special partitioned sec
tion with shelves, cabi
nets, and individual
drawers for storage and
student material.
Opening out of this divi
sion is a dark roc«n that
will be used for experi
mentation with mirrors and
lenses and the developsnent
of films.
At the opposite end of
the laboratory is a work
cabinet running the full
width of the room. The lab
oratory is painted a sun
shine yellow.
The bathroom that has
been made Tsossible up-
(—■■ '
stairs by cutting off a
snail section of the for
mer home economics depart
ment has two lavatories
and four individual stalls
with doors on each.
In oixier for Mrs. L.T.
Lassiter to supervise work
going on in both typing
and bookkeeping rooms,
there has been cut a door
between the rooms.
The elementary library is
to be moved downstairs in
the room now occupied by
tae fifth grado. This
grade will be transferred
to the old science lab
oratory.
This library is to be as
large as a regular class
room and will be equipped
with tables and chairs,
sized for children, a lav-
- atory, running water, mag
azine racks, shelves, work
tables, and a newspaper
stand, if possible.
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Bailey, N. C,
Phone 201-1