PAST REVIEWED
Grov/th of School
Homo Ec. Dept, 1923
Agriculture Dept, 1932.
George Dean 1941
NO HOLIDAYS TO BE
OBSEI!,VED THANr.SGIVING
’’That no .Thanksc^ivlfig
holidays will be ob
served in Hash County,
according to a rule
made by the Nash Covm-
ty Board of Education,
is true," states Prin
cipal V/eaver,
Until Christmas, when
one week’s vacation
will be celebrated, no
holidays will be given.
It was the decision
of the board that this
procedure would enable
students and teachers
to get an earlier sum
mer vacation.
Manning Leads Juniors
WILLIS MNNING, re
ceiving the highest
number of votes, be
comes president of the
junior class.
Other officers are
James Haskins, vice
president; Dan Johnson,
secretary; and Roland
Vifatson, treasurer,
Mrs, Laurine Lassiter
is advisor.
STUDY REPORT-GIIADUALLY CLEARING
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■November 12,»43 BAILEY BUGLE Eass_l
HEALTH PROGRAM BEQNS AT BAILEY
MISS WEAVER TO ASSIST WITH SCREENING
Comprising one study group, the teachers
of Middlesex, ’ Bailey, Mt, Pleasant, and
Ferrells are meeting twice a week with State
Health Service officials to study plans for
promoting gener?.l health.
At the first meeting, November 3, Dr,
Jacocks, head of the state program, stressed
the importance of
Etheridge Asserts
Seniority Kuli
G
Tommy Etheridge, 'the
original, has capped
all his former clever
tricks; he now elbov/s
his way down the crowd
ed halls with a dan
gerous two-pronged
weapon.
Casually strolling
through the halls.
Tommy merely smiles,
sharply prods people
in the ribs, and moves
on, hindered by no ona
To break one's
shoulder while playing
football is no joking
matter, but it does
have its advantages
when the cast is steel
Y/ith sharp points.
S, L, Perry
Sa le O f Tuf key Hel ps Solve Lu nch R,oom Fi n a nee s
Because of the rising
cost of food the ex
penses of the lunch
room have not been
covered by the sale of
Ixmche s,
In order that the su
pervisors might con
tinue serving ’ a four-
item plate for a dime
J.E, Beard donated a
turkey to be sold for
the lunchroom.
Tickets were distrib
uted to the students
who sold thera at ten
ccnts each or three
for a quarter. The
lucky number was drawn
at P,T,A, last night.
healthful
ing and
health
would be
school liv-
stated that
facilities
checked and
of-
recommendations be
fered,
"The school and its
grounds should be a
model of cleanliness
and beauty for every
child," declared Dr»
Jacocks,
CHECK UP
Check up will in
clude such items as
heat, fire hazards,
nutrition, lighting,
water supply, toilet
conditions, and gen
eral cleanliness of
building and grounds.
Visiting Bailey Nov
ember 18 and worklijg
with the teachers in
discovering any de
fects a child may
have that impair his
mental and physical
growth will be Miss
V/eaver,
MEETINGS
Meetings will alter
nate between Bailey
and Middlesex schools.
Other subjects to
be discussed are
health habits, physi
cal education, and
communicable diseases.