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THE FULL MOON
November
Library Adds New Volumes
Shelves Hold 80 Books
Ready For Circu
lation.
Eighty new books, recently re
ceived by the library, are now on
the shelves and ready for circula
tion.
Some of them are “They Fly for
Victory”, “Annapolis Today”,
“The Fleet Today”, “The New
Treasury of War Poetry”, “Tor
pedo Junction”, “Our Marines”,
“Victory at Midway”, “Thirty Sec
onds over Tokyo”, “Dogs of War”,
“Some Follow the Sea”, “Inside
the F. B. I.”, “Round Trip to Rus
sia”,- “Complete Introduction to
Photography”, “Dr. Carver, Sci
entist”, “D Day”, “Pilots Man
Your Planes”, “Hawaii, Show Ter
ritory”, “Curtain Going Up”, “War
Correspondent”, “Who’s Who,”
“Young Wilkie”, “Invasion Diary”,
“Leave Her to Heaven”, “New
Guinea”, “The Seventh Cross”,
and “Song of Tomorrow”.
Something worthy of note is a
gift to the library of Beard’s “Ba
sic History of the U. S.,” by Con
rad Crotts.
Nutrition Movies
Shown In School
Program Given
(Continued from page one.)
Ellen Bigler representing “Ameri
can Girl”, Geraldine Boon as
“American Magazine”, Cherry Still
for “Good Housekeeping”, L. C.
Caudle representing “Flying”, Foy
Curlee as “The Ladies’ Home Jour
nal”, Jane Priester as “Life”, Son
ny Boone as “Model Craftsman”,
Jean Boone as “Collier’s”, Shirley
Smith representing the “Saturday
Evening Post”, Jack Harris for
Compliments
— of —
PECK’S
Florist
Movies on nutrition were shown
to five classes of A. H. S. Wednes
day and Thursday by Miss York
Kiker, marketing specialist of the
N. C. Department of Agriculture.
In a short introductory talk pre
ceding the showing of the movies.
Miss Kiker said, “You have heard
the statement, “Tell me what a
man eats and I will tell you what
he is.’ You should select wisely
what you ea.t All of us want to
be able to take in sports, and the
healthier and happier you are the
more fun you will have.
“Don’t waste food. Food plays
an important part in your person
ality. Everyone knows that a
‘drip’ doesn’t have much person
ality and we don’t want to be
‘drips’!”
The movies that were shown
were “More Life In Living,”
“America Learns to Fly”, and
“Admirals In the Making.”
All three movies stressed the
importance of balanced meals, with
such foods as milk, eggs, butter,
cheese, fruits, meat and ice cream.
The last two films showed the
army air corps training and scenes
from Annapolis, showing their
meals and the importance to them
of the right kind of food.
Answers
1.
Truett Eudy
2.
Ruby Cathey
3.
Doris Bowers
4.
Rufus Whitley
5.
Montague Holt
6.
Darrell Cranford
7.
Ina Laura Napier
8.
Beaul Lefler
9.
Herbert Holt
“Outdoor Life”, Don Knotts as
“Time”, Mr. McFadyen represent
ing “Rotarian”, Bernice Austin for
“Hygeia”, and Jerry Miller for
“Popular Science”.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Birthdays Rreparc 4,500 Letters To li
IT T^owd^r *
17—Buddy Lewder
24—Charles Huneycutt
26—Ann Gaskin
Howard Page
Nov. 27—Hiram Saunders
Nov. 28—Bobby Blalock
Ernest Burleyson
Bobby Jo Kiser
Nov. 29—Sara Archer
Nov. 30—Bill Love
Dec. 1—Betty Crisco
Betty Holt
Dec. 3—Audrey Holt
Dec. 4—Charles Boyette
Edwin Snuggs
Pee. 7—James Hunsucker
Doris Tucker
Dec. 8—Joe Hatley
Richard Vanhoy
Pec. 9—Helen Lisk
Pec. 10—Hubert Russell
Dec. 11—Jean Burris
Elizabeth Harrington
Fred Litaker
Lorna Del Swaringen
Jeanette Williford
Pec. 12—Verdelle Troutman
Dec. 13—Jeanine Boysworth
Max Fry
Dec. 14—Betty Lou Shephard
Members Tapped
(Continued from page one.)
she worked at the Rationing board.
Helen Brown is vice president
of her home room and is in Mixed
Chorus. She was in Girls Athletic
Association, Boosters Club and
Dramatics Club, of which she was
secretary.
Colleen Glover is a Feature Edi
tor of the “Full Moon” and treas
urer of her home room. She was
home room representative in ninth
grade and has been in Boosters,
Dramatics, and Knitting Clubs.
Colleen also helped at the Ration
ing Board.
Freshmen Lead
(Continued from page one.)
Lamar, Fritz Luther, Calvin Wal
lace, Ellen Dennis, Colleen Glover,
Joanna Lefler, Betty McAdams.
Twelfth grade: Highest honor:
Johnny Lowder, Ruth Kendall,
Jeanne Palmer, Doris Tucker, Flor
ence Williams. Honor: Jimmy
Knotts, Bill Morton, Kenneth
Ritchie, Jimmy Sifford, Mary Lou
Byrd, Foy Curlee, Ruby Mae Hat
ley, Laviene Jordan, Claudine
Lowder, Cherry Still, Helen
Chance, Tom Efird.
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New Bible Club
Has Been Formed
For the next seven weeks Miss
Warren’s home room is taking Bi
ble through the Bible Club.
Officers for this group are: Har
old Dennis, pres.; Brady Harris,
vice-pres.; G. D. Watkins, sec. and
treas.
The Bibles, bought by the Bible
committees, have come. They are
one of the best editions of the
American Revised Version. They
cost only $2.25 and are complete
with maps and references.
The contest that Miss Peebles
has been conducting between the
boys and girls with the new work
books has proved successful.
Officers Chosen
By Three Clubs
Three clubs have been organized
in the high school at present, and
officers have been elected and in
stalled. The clubs and officers
follow.
Officers of the Dramatics club
are: Pete Clark, president; Johnie
Andrews, vice-president; Joyce
and Jean Boone, secretaries;
Johnie Gaskin, treasurer. The
Dramatics club is under the direc
tion of Miss Theresa Taylor.
Officers of the Bible club are;
Harold Dennis, president; Brady
Harris, vice-president; G. D. Wat-
W. E. POWELL
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East Albemarle
CkssesXp xi"
Seal Sale.
In preparation for a. „
Christmas Seal Sale of Ilf*
County Tubercute ^'?^
forty-five hundred
addressed by Miss Roge?^
year typmg class, and
teen hundred letters
ed for mmling by Mrs. WiEj
Business Training class.
Xlies6 SgsIs Will bs
lies in Stanly County.
The proceeds of the saledk
used to carry on the wrkS
Association. In order to tjii
tuberculosis germ in j
stages, chest X-rays are
These X-rays have been riZ
every school teacher, neL '
'yhite in Stanly County, ind*
the teachers at Pfeiffer
College. The goal of the ksn
tion IS to give this X-tay to »
citizen of the county.
During the X-raying of tkeiat,
ers, clerical assistance wjs »
the doctors by several raenite -
the Business Training Class of i
high school.
kins, secretary-treasurer; mi*
Miss Peebles.
Officers of Mixed Chons ip
Henry Turner, president; Oe
Lackey and Jack Fuir, viet-pm-
dents; Mildred Hathcock, ciii
dine Boope, Edwin Boone, t
Donald Whiteley, secretaries;!®
ne Palmer, treasurer; director, It
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with Jon Hall — Louise Albritton
“Half Way to Heaven,” Musical Short
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Albemarle’s Popular Playhouse