BAILEY BUGLE. BAILEY. NORTH CAROLINA, JANUARY. 19^7
BHS Alumni Well Scottered - -
PAGE 13
BY KAY WIGGS
CUSSES OF '52, '55,
and '56
WAYNE LAMM, BRUCE FINCH,
PAULA HORNER, KATHERINE
IffllTLEY, NANCY MEDLIN,
JANE BURGESS, EDWIN FINCH,
OWEN STRICKUND, JERRY
PERRY, and HILDRED DEW
were a .few that were home
for the holidays from the
various colleges. Wayne is
majoring in English at the
University of North Caro
lina, Paula, Katherine,
and Nancy attend East Caro
lina, Jane is going to
Elon, and Edwin is a sopho
more at State, where he
will be an announcer for
WVWP, student radio sta
tion, during 1957. Leaving
his native state to attend
William and Mary in Wil
liamsburg, Virginia, Bruce
Finch was home to help the
Baileyites with celebrat
ing Christmas and New Year.
Owen is a sophomore at At
lantic Christian; Jerry, a
junior at Duke; Hildred, a
freshman at Mfc, Olive Col
lege.
CLASS OF 'UU,
DELTON PERRY has resigned
as highway patrolman-to be
come a tax collector in
Pitt County.
Lt. and Mrs. William
Henry Morgan, the former
BOBBIE MORGAN, plan to
make their home in Boston
-the latter part of this
month, where Lt. Morgan
will be stationed,
CUSS OF 'U8
Doing heart research work
in Chapel Hill is JACQUE
LINE COLLIE.
CUSS OF '50
Speaking their marriage
vows on December l6 were
LENZIE MORGAN and Yvonne
Granite, formerly of Golds
boro, Lenzie returned to
the Army shortly after
Christmas and Yvonne is
living with her parents.
CUSS OF »5l
Serving with the Arniy in
Germany is DAYLE JOHNSON.
Living in Dover, Delaware,
where she and her husband
attend Delaware State Col
lege, is Mrs, Walter De
Young, the former BEVERLY
JANE TAPP.
Karen, the daughter of Lt.
and Mrs. H. B, Franklin,
came almost as a Christmas
present to the couple, who
live in Houston, Texas;
but they expect to be
gioved the latter part of
ttds month, Mrs, Franklin
is the former JANE MORGAN.
CUSS OF '52
The. . Trinity Baptist
Church in Norfolk, Virgin
ia, was the scene of the
marriage of PERCY JUNIOR
MURRAY and Janice Faye Mer
cer on January 13.
Upon the death of his
father, FRANK BROWN became
deputy sheriff of Nash
County.
Sisters, Mrs, Lymon Greg
ory and Mrs, Cornelius
Boykin, (forner" Rbnaine
and Patsy Edwards) welcome
new babies into their
homes this month.
Stephen Gregory of Angier
was born January h; Vickjf^
Lynn Boykin of Raleigh,
January 8.
CUSS OF '53
Teaching at George Wash
ington High School in Dan
ville, Virginia, is FANNIE
LOU MANNING.
CUSS OF '5U
Home for the Chrietniaa
holidays was RAYFORD PERRY,
who is stationed in Sondes-
trom, Greenland,
MARLENE EATMON is en^loy-
ed at Branch Bank in Wil
son.
CUSS OF '55
Working for the R, J.
Reynolds Tobacco Company
in Kentucky is MARSHALL
HIGH.
Mr. and Mrs, Giles Vick,
the former CAROLYN FINCH,
are making their home in
Wilson. Giles is employed
in Rocky Mount and Carolyn
at Wilson.
Home for the holidays
from Oklahoma, where she
combines a career with
marriage, was Mrs. James
Earl Stott, the former
BILLIE FAYE PERRY. She
hopes to be home in March
to remain,
CUSS OF '56
Wedding bells rang for
BOBBY TURNAGE in November,
when Rose Chamblee of Zebu-
lon became his bride. Bob
by works for the State,
They live in Wilson.
MACK BURGESS is studying
in an Airline Personnel
Training school in Hart
ford, Connecticut,
RAYMOND BOYKIN, now sta
tioned in New Jersey,
spent Christmas at home.
Serving with the Navy in
Great Lakes, Illinois, is
HENRY BRj\NTLEY.
Only those who have the
patience to do simple
things perfectly, will
ever acquire the sk3.ll to
do difficult things easily.