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Elementary School Is Pushing Dimes Effort The faculty and student* of the Boon* Demonstrstion School have become intensely interested in raining money for the polio drive. The campaign is now op; and. up until now, we have railed a total of W13.M. Mia* Lanier'* Firtf Grade The Mothers' Club of Miss Lan ier"? tint grade held a tea in the teacher's lounge February 4 at 4:00 p. m Mr*. T. K Pease, presi dent; Mrs Vaught Mast and Mn C. C. Wilcox acted a* joint ho* Ati They aerved open-faced heart landwiche*. cookie*, mints and sherbert to twenty mothers and Mia* Lanier. An informal discussion was held after everyone had been served. One question that came up wai, "Should we give our children money to buy candy?" They decided to give them may be a nickle a week from their al lowance for candy to be eaten after lunch. The meeting teemed to have been a profitable one. Mr*. Clarence Price entertain ed the firit grade children with a birthday party for her daughter, Janie, Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Price served cup-cakes centered with a candle, ice cream ? id pink lemmonade to the thirty-one children present. Bal loon* on whistle* were u*ed as favor*. Mr*. Dart*' Sacond Grada Our room ha* $52 50 (or the March of Dimes. We have more than any other room except Miss Gibbs' fourth grade. Tommy Dyer fell from some steps at the school. He i* absent from school, but is not seriously injured. Mr*. BueUand'* ?ruth Grade We have had perfect attendance for three days this pant week. Our class raised $43.00 for the March of Dime* campaign. Today we completed our United State* History book, and isiued North Carolina History book* which we will begin studying next week. We are in sympathy with Mar gie Ward whose father died last week. February is one of our busiest month* iince we itudy about ao many great men and also Valen tine's Day. The following people have been busily planning *omc of our Feb ruary activitie*: Bobby Joe Wink ler, Libby Culbreth, Donna Huf/, Bobby Yoder, J. D. Dot*on, Vir ginia Brown, Jilda Creed, Johnny Glenn, Raymond Smith, Judy Aihley, Charles Roberta, Mar garet Lynn Hagaman, E d a e 1 Church, Carol Pitt*, Donna Gllley, Burlee Church and Jimmy Oood night On January 28, we attended the concert presented by Mrs. Ernes ton's pupils. One ' of our clas* member*, Rex Greene, participat ed. Mr. Cult*' FUth Grade Five pupil* were recognized for excellence in tpelling this wmIc. They were Pnuy Uaulden, Barbara Sdwarda, Ray Oreene, JamM Motet z, and Carl Benton Cla? ccnwnltteu for the past wrek included personal cleenli n?a?? Patsy Aihley, Bart Taylor, and Tommy Crowell; Newa ? Janice Cooke and Vivian Mathe son; Bulletin Board ? Margaret Roae Binwn, Raymond Fletcher, and Marjorle Reynold*. Black board ? Lennis Coffey and Jamet Moretz; books, tables and chairs, Barbara Edwards and Charles Trivette; Lunchroom captains Shelby Owntine and Ray Greene; Clean-up Mary Fletcher, Betty Jones, and Shelby Osentine Several of the class members are making animals of paper machr This work will be placed on display as soon as it is finish ad. Mias Walkar's Sixth Grade On Tuesday, February 3, Tad Biickland bad a birthday party. He was eleven years old. We en Joyed our cookies, candy, and drinks very much. Wednesday morning we attend ed the program given by the pupils in Mr. Erneston'i orchestra. Three of the members are from our group, Graysdh Coffey, Rachel Hampton, and Jack Roark. Brendall Heads Raccoon Club J. R. Brendall was named presi dent of the Watauga Raccoon Club, at the organization meet ing held at the Parkway Com pany Saturday evening. Mr. L. M. Hayei was elected vlce-preal dent and Kenneth Llnney, secre tary-treasurer. Another meeting of the club will be held Saturday evening at 7:30 at the Parkway Co. It if ex plained that all those joining the club during February will be charter members. Those present for the firat meeting ware: Clayton Hayes, Albert Lawrence, Earl Trexler, OeneC raig, Harold Wood, Jeff Houck, Ray Houck, Dallas Hodge, Jim Brown, Frank Greene, J. A. Hodga*. U M. Hayes, Willie Clawion, J. R. Brendall, W. R. Richardson, B. B. Trlvett, O. J. Auten, Tommie Osborne, J. D. HqpfliM, Bill Fletcher, Allen FlRAer, Sam A. Horton, Bill Trtplett, L. F. Hayes, W. W. Wil liams, and Kenneth Llnney. KEEPS VOW Cleveland, O.? A promise made 37 years ago was recently made good when Morris Clark, of Ed inburg, Scotland, visited hit brother Hyman, 57, who was ser iously ill at the Crile Veterans Administration Hospital. The last time they met was in a hospital at Glasgow, where Hyman was recovering from being gassed in World War I. You'll Be Right Wit FLOWERS (from Carolyn's, of course) y. FOR YOUR SPECIAL *6 VALENTINE All Kindt, Including New Shipment of Pot Plant* CAROLYN'S FLOWER SHOPPE RALPH and CAROLYN WHATLEY S. DEPOT ST. PHONE 301 ? 244-W Take Home A Case Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. SPKUCK PINE, N. C. A ImI Pick Of A Bargain! Argo All Oreen Lima Beans . Buy Several Cantl Stokely's Finest Turnip Greens * ' No. 303 Cant No. 2 o c ? Tasty Base Far Quick Ditbn ? lard Chesterfield ? Can tmutj mm mi mm rvi kvi u vu? Tomatoes & Okra f Na. 303 m Can 31c 15c 21c "Yaw can 'Pick A Pack O' Bargains' on every trip through your Dixie-Home ? rogardlaM of what day you profor to shop! Join tho throngs who every wook walk through Dixie-Homo aisles, selecting the finest of foods for LESS! Join the shoppers this week who 'Pick A Pack O' Bargains' ? at Dixie-Home!" & Chef-Boy- Ar-Dee ? With MEA1 BAUS - Spaghetti . . : : 27e Salad Favorite ? Hostess Halves Bartlett Pears : '.IT 32c Hostess Sweet Tender Early June Peas : :2 1?"' 31c The Pick Of Preserve*? Bama Strawberry i r 11-Ot AT. Hunt's ? For The till ? Lutcioui Fruit Cocktail.' Four Favorite Flavors Royal Pudding . Fancy Quality Yellow Cling Dixie-Home Peaches Qood All-Purpose Plain Or Self-Rising Dixie-Home Flour ? Dixie-Home ? 10 lb. Bag 9?c No. 300 Can 23c 25c 29c 10 ? 91c true southern hospitality IS OUR RULE FOR COURTESY Pkgs. No. 2't Can White House Flavorful rreserves ?, For Better-Tasting Waffle Syrup Betty Crocker Yellow Cake Mix . Brock'* Delicious Cream Chocolate Drops . Dog Meal . . '.5 *" 51c AppleBatter : : libby's Pick Of The Garden Mixed Vegetables l . No. 303 Can Makes Tasty Croquettes 19c Alaska Salmon ? ? Jar ?'? 21c " ? 20-01. ? ? Pkg. IH W Lb. ? 0 Box ' 28-Oz. '37c No. Toll Can Libby's Vienna SAUSAGE 19c W* Can Libby'i Tasty POnED MEAT W'i Can : 13c libbyt Deviled HAM ? 18c -uil Of Juicy Goodn??l Dixie-Home't Pinky Pig FRANKHIRTIRS1 The what* family will cheer whan you Mrvt these tatty frankfortertl They're flavorful, nutritious and economical! lb Quality-Tender U. I. 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PktSweot Frozen Froth Cob Corn : ! .2,.';;. 19c PktSweet Frozen Freeh Very Young Green Peas I " : '^I9c Sove Work ? Southland Frozen Chopped Collards .';?l9c PmmH tutter SWIFT'S 38c fcr Ttw Boavty tath PALMOLIVE 2 C 23c Swift'. PREM 43c Cathmero louqutl TOILET SOAP 3 % 23c Swift's Shortening SWIFT'NING 3 ?.83c Cashmoro kouquot TOILET SOAP 23c SilO Northern ToiUt TISSUE 2 bl" 17c Whit. Toilet Soap OCTAGON J"> 19c Blea<hat, Diiinfact* CLOROX & 17c For Family Wash SUPER SUDS X 27c PALMOLIVE 3 %23c ? 29c DIXIE HOME'S EVERYDAY LOW PRICES MEAN YOU CAN SHOP ANY DAY AND SAVE ANY WAY! ? ?
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