Junior High
News
BY VANCE COLLINS
^ifence again we’re going to school
and for nine more months we will
be hearing more and newer things
about our subjects.
Last week was a hurry week in
school. Meeting your new teacher,
paying for your books, and going
I through schedule were all on the
list. This week things are begin
ning to settle down and every
body is beginning to work.
This year there are 486 pupils
H(^be taught in Junior High and
to teach them there are several
new teachers. They are Miss Ka
therine Dunley, vocal music; Mrs.
Betty Godwin, English; Mrs. Ethel
Mickey, history; Miss Mary Cur
rin, science; Dan Cagle, Mathema
tics and jupior football team.
One of the new things in Junior
High is a junior football team and
this is coached by Mr. Cagle.
TJjere were 54 candidates during
the first week of practice and the
practices consisted principally of
calisthenics and running to get the
body in shape. Coach Cagle hopes
to have a six-game schedule lined
up for that team this year—three
out of town and three home
games.
The officers of the Junior High
Council for this year are: Charles
Hasty, President; Swain Loy, Vice
mpsident; Margaret Clary, Secre
tary; Geneva Brown, Treasurer
and Vance Collins^ Reporter.
These officers were elected last
May instead of the first school
month, because of a change in the
Constitution. Miss Irish Davis is
the advisor of this body and has
been for the last two years. We
have her to thank for most of
the Council’s success.
WELDON
NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Zollicoffer
and son have returned to Balti
more. Md., after a visit to Mrs.
M. S. Mountcastle.
■£Ax. and Mrs. David Dickens
spent a few days in Savannah,
Georgia last week.
Parker Moore has returned to
Savannah, Ga., after a visit to
friends here.
Mrs. Tom Anderson of Norfolk
viisted friends here recently.
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Ford of
Donneller, Florida spent a short
time here last week.
Mrs. W. L. Alston has retum
r jt from a visit to Lillington.
Lt.-Col. and Mrs. Hugh Mozeley
cf Pinehurst, N. C., spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
King. to
Miss Christian Alston has re
turned home after spending some
time at Virginia Beach.
Mrs. E. C. Mosley and son spent
the week end in Norfolk.
Miss Mabel Alston has returned
home to Lillington after spending
lijr vacation with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Alston.
Mrs. Emilie Ondoe and son have
returned to Cleveland, Ohio, after
a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Crouch.
Misses Ernestine Turner and
Frances Oakes have returned home
from Virginia Beach where they
spent the summer.
Mrs. Joe Grigg of Richmond,
visited her sisters, Miss Bertha
Miss Sue Garey one day last I
week.
Miss Ola Belle Whitehead has
left for Florida where she will
teach.
Town Talk
Mrs. E. W. Smith and Mrs. J.
A. Harvell of Weldon spent a
few days in Greensboro last week
assisting their daughters in school
there.
‘ Mr. and Mrs. Ike Johnson of
Jacksonville, N. C. spent the week
end in the city with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. King are
visiting in Harrisburg, Pa., and
New Fane, N. Y., Buff aloe and
Niagra Falls this week.
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