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BAILEY HIGH SClOMLlJ^ftSfiSsflMM
ia:.STIKG OF BAILEY P.T.A.
[['he- liai] ey Pa.rent Teachers Asso
ciation met in'the schcoiaudito-
rinm Fel;}. 8th, 1934 .The memhers
were entertained with the follow^
ing program;
Seng America
hev'otion&-l--Miss Corrine Jones
One Act play--”His One Sconoiiiy”
Members of the '’Dramatic Club'.'
Misses Irene Renfro,Hilda Bran
tley, and 'Vilhelmenia Smith gave
the play.The play was delightful-
13.’' presented.
A short talk inspiring action
was made by rhe President,
After a short report from the
grounds committee and discussion,
Feb,28th,was set aside as "Tree
Planting Day"for Bailey High
Mr.Grant reported that 66 books
had been placed in the library
since Christmas.The B.T.A.voted
pay the bill of $52,25.
The beautiful cake made by Mrs,
Haskin went to Miss Nora Mae Bar
nes's room,Mrs.Robert Jones off
ered the next cake,Let us hope
that the cakes will sometime get
to High School.I don’t donbt that
most any Freshman or Senior would
like to get a slice.
very exciting gamxe.The school
team was defeated with a score of
15-13.Candy and peanuts were sold
during the game.
The Juniors wish to thank the
Faculty and the town for their
cooneration,
to
JITNIORS PRFSENT BALL GAI'E
In order to give the seniors a
ban(iuet,the Juniors sponsored a
double-header ball gaiije Wednesday
night Feb.7,1934.The game between
the sohool faculty and the town
girls v;as loosely played.The^ score
was .27-10 in favor of the tocra
girls.The boys high school boys
played the town boys and it was a
WHAT JAPAN'S CLOSED DOORS
TAUGHT HER.
Earle in the seventeenth century
ithere came a ruler to the throne
of Janan.This' ruler decided that
it was dangerous for the Japan
ese to have any dealings with
foreigners.He forbade any Japan
ese to leave their country.Japan
shut itself in,and shut foreign
ers out.The Japanes could not make
School use of the advantages for commer-
!ce which the surrounding sea af
forded,Many men had becom.e skill-
!ful seamen but they could not en-
I gage in foreign trade,For about
jtwo centuries the country remain-
jed shut up,During this long per-
jiod the Japanese lived on the pro-
!ducts of their own lands and wat
ers.As long as the doors of the
country were kept closed the Ja
panese had to find ways in which
to make their small amount of farm
land supnly them with much food.
Maebelle Bissette--Grade 6.
Y.T.H.F.,BASKET BALL TOURNAj'ENT
The basketball tournament be
tween the Y.T.H.'P’. teams of Nash
and Edgecomb counties was held at
Middlesex Feb,10,1934.Gold basket
balls were awarded to eight play
ers on the cham.pion team which was
Soring Hone, Spring Hone also v;on
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