jjjo'-’OVEMBER 26, 1924
THE LEXHIPEP
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lASKET llAIjR MEETING IN Ij.Il.S. HIGH SOHOOIj SCOUTS PI.AN HIKE
On Thursday, November 20, a meet-
reall„
was held in Room 8, for the pur-
ose of electing a manager for the
s basket liall team. Seven boys
hat nominated, and when the final
ote was taken, it was announced
hat Cloyd Philpott was manager,
hea^asket Ball practice has already
^’’itarted and Lexington has fine pros-
>ects for a good team, in spite of the
o*- act that basket ball was not played
>ere last year.
oil Using Gene Young and Bufort Mil-
er as a nucleus, it is hoped that a
ich Winning quintet may be developed.
Games will probably be arranged
try vith ThomasvBle, Salisbury, Char
lotte, Greensboro, Welcome and other
d %ood teams.
EU.p. T. A. HOLDS MEETING NOV 18
L\T The third Parent-Teacher Associa
tion meeting of the year 1924-1925
fh was held on Tuesday afternoon, Nov.
ISth, in the Lexington High School
HiSAuditorium at three thirty o’clock.
)u oThere were about one hundred and
ir bffifty members present, which was a
large attendance compared with that
he former meetings.
I tf Miss Kirkpatrick, representing the
ard hexington High School, including
;esirKrammar Grades, and Miss Ledbetter,
shorepresentlng the Robbins School, were
yrthiH'oth delegates to the Durham State
,,e (Convention. They gave very inter
line cstmg reports of the convention. Miss
•latlGvlrkpatrick spoke of the entertain-
olS' ment given and Miss Ledbetter gave
jiiillan account of the social features of
toriChe convention. Mrs. Spruill, who
,pp«was also a delegate, reiiresented the
gpGiarent.s of Lexington. Her well de
mit 1‘vercd account of the work done by
j o ' • T. A’s. through out the state was
pijtmuch enjoyed.
Ill I A vote of thanks was given to the
.joUl'^'''^States, to The Dispatch for adver-
f the Zimmer entertainment, and
Scout Troop No. 1 for distributing
liU posters and hand bills,
n ' Concert tickets were given to the
Pie.nbeis who were willing to try to
t )( ‘1«l'ose of them.
Cowle.s, chairman of the Grade
other committee, made a very in-
teresting talk on “The Relations of
to • T • A. to School,” which was very
fncou. aging to the A.ssoclatlon. Then
, d • ei the distribution of the P. T. A.
p, Ups, the meeting was adjourned.
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A group of the high school boys
belonging to Troop 1 are planning a
hike to Chandler’s Pond for the
Thanksgiving holidays. It is expect
ed that ttie hike will not only be en
joyable. but also instructive in
scouting and all Scouts who go are
urged to take along their handbooks
and all other Scout equipment in
their possession, so that no Scout will
be kept from i>assing tests, becau.se
of the lack of the necessary material.
On account of the holiday the hike
will be longer than the usual week
end hike and therefore the Scouts
who are planning expect it to be
a real worth-while hike.
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