Fat her V Night Held
At Blowing Rock
School Faculty Meets; Not*
Of Thanks Given; Basket
ball News; Other News ot
Grades.
By MRS. LUCILE LETT
Father's night was observed at
the regular P. T. A. meeting an
Tuesday night of last week held
in the school's newly re-decorat
ed auditorium. Rev. Thomas
Seitz of the Episcopal church
asked the invocation to open the
meeting.
Minutes of the l^M feting
were read by the secretary, Mrs.
Susan Triplett after which com
mittee re^irts were heard.
Special attention was made ot
the Valentihe supper, sponsored
by the P. T. A., to be held thie
Thursday night from ? to ?
o'clock in the school cafeteria.
Mrs. James Storie gave the
menu and made announcements
concerning the donations fordhis
supper, and gave other informa
tion regarding this event; It is
hoped a great number will at
the supper as the P. T. A. has
many important projects in view
for the benefit and betterment
of the school.
* Mrs. Charles Martin, chairman
of the membership and hospital
ity opmmittees, announced that
Mrs. Beach's fourth grade had
for the second consective month
won the attendance prize. Mr.
Koone's 6th and 7th grades came
next in attendance of fathers and
grandfathers.
Following these announce
ments, Mr. Storie, principal,
gave a brief address of welcome
to new members and visitors
and brought the attention of all
present to the beautiful new in
terior of the school auditorium.
Mr. Storie also announced that
the new stove for the kitchen
had been ordered.
List of new Grade mothers for
the remainder of the year was
read and will be in this news
column next week. Mrs. ?eona
Coffey, program chairman, an
nounced programs for the re
maining school months.
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?bolt, District Ranger for the Na
tional Park Service in thb area
gave a short talH as an introduc
tion to a scries of colored slides
of the Blue Ridge Parkway
shown by Mr. Godbolt. These
slides were very beautiful and
were skillfully narrated by Mr.
Godbolt as they were shown.
Following the showing of the
slides everyone was Invited to
the cafeteria where the "proud
papas" showed their skill in the
art of "K. P. duty" by serving
hot dogs with all'the trimmin's
and coffee. They did themselves
proud and those wive* who do
not remember that night and
what their husbands are capable
of doing are just missing out at
home. After the "dog?" and cof
fee were consumed, sleeves were
rolled up, aprons donned, and
the "papas" still further showed
their skill in washing the dishes
and cleaning the kitchen in gen
eral.
Faculty Meet*
Mrs. Edmisten, county super
visor, was again guest at the re
gular weekly faculty meeting on
Monday afternoon of last week.
She gave another lecture in the
series on "The Teaching of Read
ing." The teachers had earlier in
the year voted to have Mrs. Ed
misten conduct a unit of study
on this topic.
Following other bjj^fness of
the afternoon, Mrs. Charles
Brown, music director of the
school served delicious and beau
tifully decorated refreshments to
all present. These consisted of
heart-shaped' sandwiches with
red filling, a white tiered calft
with red decorations depicting
^ Valentine's Day, and hot cof
fee.
Bulletin Board
The bufletin board in the low
er hall of the school building is
typical of the month of February
in regards to the great men who
were born in this month ? Tho
? mas A. Edison, George Washing
ton, and Abraham Lincoln. Small
sketches of. each of men
were made and artistically ar
ranged by lira. Greene'* 7th and
?th grade atudenta.
Mete Of Thanks
The school la indeed grateful
to lir. Don Hatten, Mr. Carlie
Hattnn, and Mr. Bill Foster (or
the donation of their time and
effort for installing a hot water
heater and tank to the furnace
for the cafeteria kitchen.
lira Mar fa Tournament
Announcement is made that
the boys' basketball team will
play that of Claremont school at
the Valdese Tournament on Sat
urday February 16 at 2:00 p. m
lehadtdad Games
The following basketball
games are listed through Febru
ary 19: February 13, Blowing
Rock and Bethel at Blowing
Rock; * February 18, Blowing
Rock boys and Claremont boys
at Valdese; February 10, Blowing
Rock and Mountain City at
Blowing Rock. All home games
are at 7:30 p. m.
Mrs. Beach's 4th Grade
We have a Dixie Home Store
set-up in our room presented to
us by Mr. Storie. We have lots
of fun playing store.
We have a variety of games in
our room now. We have puzzle
map*. Arthur cards, a store, read
ing and arthimetic games. Pat
Berry man brought a Poly anna
board that we enjoy so much.
JVe were again the winner of
the P. T. A. attAdance prize
money. We had nine fathers and
two grandfathers attending. We
want to thank our parents and
grandparents for their interest
and cooperation in attending
these meetings. We plan to buy
supplementary readers with the
money we have won and the
money we made selling seeds.
We nfeed these books very bad
iy
Our room was full of excite
ment on Tuesday morning of last
week when Mr. Coffey came to
our room and told Burns that
he had a new baby brother
weighing 8 pounds. Burris is
very proud of this little brother.
He named him Douglas Bruce.
We had two little visitors on
Thursday afternoon ? Carolyn
filler and Doris Coffey.
Mrs. YedMr's 1st Gnd*
Last Tuesday afternoon we
gave our assembly program.
Many ot us had never appeared
before such a large audience be
fore. Ina Luttrell acted as Master
of Cermonies. After a poem of
welcome by Linda Dula, the
class repeated the 23rd Psalm
and a short prayer.
Our program -consisted of
songs, poems, and dances that
we had learned during our unit
of winter and weather. Those
having individual parts were
Billie Foster, who was dressed
as a snowman, David Cannon,
Richard Coffey, Linda Hollifield,
Diann Hodges, Jessie Coffey,
Bill Teague, Barbara Parker, and
Diann Greene.
The program ended with a
puppet show "Hansel and Grat
al."
We have decorated the large
bulletift board ?1 our room with
Valentines, and pictures of
George Washington, and Abra
ham Lincoln.
Mrs. Whltaner's 1st Grade
Mr. Greer of the Dixie Home
store in Boone sent us a Dixie
Home play store and we have
such a good time playing store
and learning to maks change.
We take turns being the mana
ger. One day we wrote letters
thanking Mr. Greer for our gift.
Edith Story wrote the nicest
letter so it was mailed to him.
Last week we had an orange
party. The oranges were given
to us bv one of our grade moth
ers. Aror our party we asked
Donna Stone to thank her moVi
er for being so kind to us.
This week is Valentine and we
can haMly wait ta see and get'
all the valentines in our pretty
box.
The Bureau of Plant Industry,
USDA, reports that more than
6,000 plant introductions were
made during 1991.
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