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HEKEAND NOW
CHRISTM'S HOLIDAIS will
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From the play, "TH’i: MXNIS-
TER’S AUNT," presented by
the Methodist Yovmg People,
approximately "ll^l was col
lected froni ads, door re
ceipts, end a cake italic,
NSW LOCKERS will be put
in the upstairs hall. They
will be built against the
wall and made to look like
thti wall.
The school filled 19 R3D
CROSS boxes for overseas
relief. Mrs. Rudolph Glo
ver's first and second
grade, Mss Linda Vann's
first "radc, Miss Wilma
Johnson's froshmen,and rlrs,
A. H. Famer's sophomores
filled two boxes oach.
There has been a new coat
ing of tar and burltp put
on the ROOF of the school.
Twenty barrells of tax and
15 rolls of burlap were us
ed.
PICTURES shown at school
in the past tv/o or three
weeks are Care of the l|yes,
People of China, How to
Study, People of the Con
go, Treasure Island,Control
of Bleeding, ia.octrons on
Parade, Safety in the Home,
and several fi]jns on bio-
logy, general business and
commercitl geography.
Under the supervision of
M. W. I'/MVm, instructor,
the biology class has
grown a paramecium, a one-
coiled animal.
County Supplies Films
For Schools' Use
So that students nay
learn more about their sub
jects by the eye pre
sentation, the Nash County
Film Library fju’nishos
films for all schools in
the county.
Some of the more j'eccnt
fiLns to bo s’lovm were
Seeds of Destiny, Caro of
tho ’5‘70Sj Control of
Blooding, Ho\/ to Study,
Safety ia the Home, and
difreront films on first
aid. Host of the high
school recently sax^ a pic
ture of Treasure Island,
The motion picture is one
form of the nev; trend in
audio-visual edu.cation.
Do You A1 waysFVorounce
These Cor lectly?
mischievous—(mis^chi’ vus)
athletics—(ath lot Iks)
elm—(elm)
unbrella—(um broil^ a)
lightning—(lit ^nXng)
seared—(skar^ d)
bcrbarous—(brr ba rus)
drowned—(droun'd)
evidently-—(cv x dent li)
prefcra^'lc—(prof or a b 1}
ofton—(o? on)
exquisite—(eks*^ kwi z^t)
donkey—(dong^ ki) also
(duiig'^ki)
ClassesSuffer
FromDecreasedEnroliment
Classes decrease because
of marriage and changing
schools. Senior class-loses
three* freshman class, two.
Joyce Erantley leaves the
senior class to join the
Middlesex soniors.
Drop’^ing out of . school
for marrio.ge are Mario
Hilliairs, v;ho married Wal
ter Harris, and Billie
Freeman Vick, who plans to
wed Johnnie Nichols during
the holidays.
Ectty Joyce Bailey,fresh
man, has married Glover
Nines; Rudolph Pittman
loaves the class for no
particular reason.
It's True;Bul WhoKnBA/?
That North Carolina pays
more federal trjc than
any other state in the
Union oxdept Nov; York?
That it is gonsrally
believed that Christmas
x^as first observed in the
beginning of the third
centviry by Clement of
/J.oxandria?
That the Chinese have no
alphabet? Thrt each word
is represented by a single
symbol or character?
That Robert Louis Steven
son was educated as an
engineer, and that ho
studied lav; beforo he
became famous as an
author?
That in spite of its
sizeable crop of 700,000,
000 pounds of peanuts the
United States imports
7,000,000 pounds.