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BAILEY BUGLE. BI.lLSil. NORTH CAROLINA. WJ 19^6
Chapter Sponsors 2 Donees In April
B.H.S, MEMBERS JOIN
OTHERS AT SI F.KA.MEET
Twenty future homemakers
from Bailey, accompanied
by the two student-teach-
ers. Miss Dorothy Gouch
and Miss Agnes Mangum, and
their adviser, Ifrs. E. R.
Horton, attended the annu
al FHA State Convention in
Raleigh, April 7. They
x^ent by way of the activi
ty bus, driven by James
Wells.
PURPOSE
The purpose of this meet
ing was to discuss general
business concerning all
North Carolina chapters
and to elect a candidate
for National Secretary,
Beginning with the regis
tration at 9 o’clock, the
convention lasted until
approximately 3 o’clock.
The program was presented
by different chapters in
the State and by the State
officers.
As guest speaker. Miss
Rosa Lee Armstrong, homo
economist with Carolina
Power and Light Company
and Community Ambassador,
told of her visit as good-
\j±ll ambassador to Austria,
where she lived and worked
with the people.
To provide wholesome
entertainment and to boost
the F,H,A, treasury, Bai- ■
ley F.H.A, members spon
sored an April Fool’s
Dance, April 3> and an
April Shower’s Dance,
April 2k, reports F,H,A.
adviser, Mrs, Elton Horton.
Students and their par
ents, teachers, and
friends gathered in the
school cafeteria at 7:30
for dancing. At 10:00 p.m.
Mrs, Horton called an end
to the nights' festivities.
Possessors of the "lucky
tickets" were Mary Ella
Glover, junior, Kenneth
Adams, fifth grader from
Mt, Pleasant, and Sandra
Barnes, a visitor,
Henry Brantley, senior,
and Ifrs. Horton judged an
endurance contest "a tie"
among four couples.
Music was furnished by
records, April 3.
Music for the April Show
er's Dance was provided by
Royce Lamm and Richard
Privette,
Door prizes vjore won by
Adrian Mitchell, sophomore,
and itrs, Grover Bissctte,
A cake walk netted Gar
land Joyner a cake.
Refreshments' consisting
of crackers and cookies
were served buffet style.
E. R, (Buddy) Horton sold
soft drinks at both dances.
For the ideal graduation
gift, REVLON suggests the
'^Futurdma"
The beautiful c^se
you don’t rcplace.
Priced from il,75.
(Lipstick included.)
Bailev. North Carolina
FHA Sends Delegates
To Nat. Convention
For the first time in the
history of Bailey’s FHA
organization, the club has
the opportunity of sending
two delegates to the Na
tional FH/i. Convention,
July 2-6, at the Conrad
Hilton Hotel in Chicago,
Illinois,
THE TRIP
Sue Weaver and Louise
Wells will be the dele
gates, They will make the
trip by train from Raleigh,
Most of the time in Chica
go will be used for meet
ings, but svifficient time
will be left for excur
sions and sightseeing
trips the planners of the
Convention declare. A ban
quet and the Fourth of
July fireworks display
will be the highlights of
the trip.
DELEGATES
Only 109 delegates can be
sent from North Carolina—
87 students and 22 adults,
Bailey will not have the
opportunity to send repre
sentatives again for four
years.
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