BAILEY BUGLE. BAIIEY. NORTH CAROLINA. WiY. 19^9 Page 18 NATIONAL COJJVENTION JULY 13 - 18 mk CMP VJHIIE LAKE - JUNE 1-6 E H.A. Hor'oriJvblhtjs FHA.ObsLTVKNcilWe6 k Bailey High School Cafe teria was the scene of the annual FHA iViother-Daughter Bancuet on March 6. I'dr. C. H. Fries, assis tant Nash Count/ superin tendent of schools was guest speaker. He centered his talk around the ban quet theme ’’Mothers of Today and Tomorroxj," Mr. and Mrs. Fries and their daughters, Sheryl and Diane, entertained vjith various selections on the piano, accordian, and harmonica. The girls did a song and dance routine contrasting the dance their parents did with the modern day dance. During a special ceremo ny, "A Rose For You", each FHA’er presented her moth er with a red rose, the organization flower. Chap ter Mothers x-jei’e also given rose bushes in ap- preciati.on for work done for the chapter. "Appreciation is extended to the F. F. A. boys who helped prepare the food by barbecuing the chickens for the banouet'*, says Miss Ruth Turnage, advisor. The rest of the menu was prepared by the FIIA chap ter and consisted of pota to salad, . green string beans, relish, hot rolls, iced tea, and apple pie. During the week of April 5-11, the Bailey FHA chap ter observed National FHA xTOek by numerous activi ties. Printed announcements concerning FHA week were placed in the church bul letins. Posters were made and distributed at school and up-town. The week consisted of the following activities: on Sunday the girls partici pated in the worship ser vices in the local churches. A choir composed of FHA members sang the FHA prayer song in the Methodist Church. Monday was set aside as publicity day. Celia May, Judy Smith and Mary Elizabeth Glover visited M.V. Weaver, prin cipal and askod him to proclaim April 5-11 as National FHA week. Tuesday ■was declared "School Im^ provement day." FHA mem bers staged a clean-up day and began by cleaning their lockers, Wednesday the girls washed all car windows on the scho.ol ground. "Family Day" was observed on Thursday. The girls honored their moth ers by doing at least one duty that their mother usually does. The week climaxed with a weiner roast and "Sock Hop" Fri day night. Judy Smith and Mary E. Glover were co-chairmen for the National FUk week planning committee. R eguiar Pf ofessiona Cat JiP ' ' V i if if I S 8EST! For YOUR H ai r

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