we painted the road*, put up road
ligns. made bu« cut-outs with their
Mr. Creese's 4th and 5th Grade*
The fourth grade ha* »pent the
put few dajr* making globe*. We
blew up round balloons and put
paner and pa*U on the outride.
When the paper and put* had
hardened, we painted the (lobe*
blue. The next *top wa* to draw
all the continent* on the (lobe
and paint them different color*
Wa are studying the world in oar
(octal *tudle* book*.
Alice Hicka wa* elected presi
dent of the fifth grade. We are
*orry that Eunice Caldwell left
u*. She moved to Wert Virginia.
We have been doing paper
sculpture work in art Some of U*
made funny-looking face* out of
colored con*truction paper
Mr*. Michael'* Seventh Grade
We enjoyed two new filmitrip*
which were very appropriate for
the time*. One waa "Through the
Suet Canal." Since then we have
been more conscious of the new*
and it ha* a clearer meaning for
priaed at the number of worker*
it take* to keep the Suez Canal in
repair and to operate. The other
filmstrip wa* "How We Ele?t Our
President." D|acue*lona on party
platforma, campaign*, the elector
al vote, and the popular vote' help
ed u* to better understand the re
turn* aa given over television on
the night of November •.
Two groun* of student* have
worker faithfully on the class
room bulletin board in our hall.
Both did a splendid piece of work
y Tii mi—
The giria 'a our ytih tk»
Wr of the ctaea artiat J D U
SbSEiC3-it?-z
of the buUdtnt We have the PU
(rinu gotag to dmrctuaad what a
I»«< d»pict»d a typ**J Hlgriai
village. At the top of the diaplay
we remind all that 'America
Should Count Ita Bleaainga And
Be TfeankfeL" We appreciate Mm
Michael'* help with tbia bulletin
Comfort Vital
To Good Looks
There waa a time when comfort
wa« the laaet conaidered element
of faahien. However, deaignera
have mh <o realiae that, whea 1
lady la not comfortable and re
laxed in her clothe*, it ia impoa
•ible for her to look her beat.
Naturally, the firat item of
clothing to be conatdered ia a pro
perly-fitted foundation garment
There are ao many atylea and de
tinue on the market that there ia
no excuae for being uncomfortable
ia braa, girdlea or oven coraelet
tea. Keep trying until you find-the
one deaigned with your type of
figure in mind.
The requirementa of a yong girl
of alxteen and a mature woman of
ferty are not the aame. The cor
aeiettea found in fine atorea are *
boon to the matur^woman. Made
of nylon elaatic, they are tough
and atrong but. at the aame time,
light, eool and comfortable.
The coraellette will be more ex
penaive than the girdle bought 'or
a young girl, but la probably the
moat important ainglo place of
clothing to be choaon. It la Juat
wba(*the name implkea, the foun
dation for your other ciothea.
Not oMy have foundation cioth
ea boon made more comfortable
through the yeara but atreot cioth
ea, play ciothea and evening cioth
ea, aa well. Top deaignera have
triad, in recent yeara, to put over
uaeomfortable dealgna aa high
atyle, only to find that American
women will not accept them. Thia
ahould be ceoatdared a feather In
our capa. i
North Carolina amall grain apec
iallata report that each of the amall
Crtlf eropa of wheat, oata. and bar
toy made record ylelde and produc
tion in 1956 The yield of wheat
per acre la eatimated at 23 8 buah
ela. Thia It S.8 buahela more than
the old record of 23.0 buahela pro
duced In 18M.
DOGWOOD WANTED
Convert your dogwood to Dollar*, f or specification* at
cash on delivery, contact your local buyer
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