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News Of The Grades
At Cove' Creek School
Pint Grade Nm -
Our first grade has enjoyed
studying and hearing all about the
Pilgrims and why they camr* to
America. We learned why we have
Thanksgiving, and each of us made
a long list of things we are thank
ful for. Our teacher showed usi
some pictures she bad taken
while .on a visit to Plymouth,
Ma?i We saw a picture of the
rock on which the Pilgrims land
ed
Recent visitors in our room
were Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Pre*,
nell, Kathy's parents, Mrs. Lauiae
Baird, Gerald's mother, Mrs. Aud
rey Roaiinger, Billy's mother, and
Mr. Paul Araette, Hilda Ana's
I father. We are always glad to see
our parents come to see us.
Mrs. Edmisten, our county sup
ervisor. visited us last week.
Connie Vines spent the week
end in Spruce Pine with her cou
sin.
Second Grade News
We are working on our P. T. A.
membership and hope to have ail
of our parents join.
Mrs. Wilson Hodges and Mrs.
Elmo Hicks visited in our room
recently.
Elizabeth Ann Baker was the
guest of her grandomther in New
port, Tennessee over the Thanks
giving holidays.
Third Grade News
We enjoyed licking the frost off
the pumpkin, the gravy off the
turkey and eyeing the fodder in
the shock for Thanksgiving time.
Some of us went over the river
and through the woods to Grand
mother's house and the good
things that only a grandmommy
can make.
One of our classmates. Earl Ed
misten, Jr. left last week for Ger
many. We gave him a class party.
We miss Earl and hop* he will
like his new home.
On Tuesday, Hensel Matheson's
mother gave a surprise party for
our room.
Third and Fourth Grade News
We were happy to have Wanda'a
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
Presnell, visit our room the day
before Thanksgiving.
Brenda Snyder visited her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Dock
Isaacs, over the holidays.
Glenda Harmon ate Thanksgiv
ing dinner with her grandparents,
< Mr. and Mrs. Lee Harmon.
Sheila Harmon enjoyed spend
iag Thanksgiving Day with Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Hagaman.
Children having birthdays this
month are Brenda Snyder, Patty
Brown. Sheila Harmon, lister
Matheson, and Rebecca Hagaaan.
We are busy decorating our
^oom lor Christinas. Kathleen
Gleen made all the delations
(or one bulletin board. , <
We are enjoying the story of
Santa Claus In Santa l*ad by Dr.
Harold W. Trott.
Sixth Grade News
We all enjoyed our Thanksgiv
ing holidays and now we plan to
work very hard so that Santa will
b? extra pice to us.
Mrs. Edmisten visited us Wed
nesday and made pictures el eur
medieval castle. We made It out
of oatmeal and other cereal boxes
and covered it with a paste made
ol flour, salt, watar and gray
powder paint. The surrounding
moat is made of clay. Tommy
Trivette did an excellent job mak
ing the draw bridge.
Greer Harmon, Nancy Shull,
Carolyn Townsent and David Hay
es celebrated birthdays recently.
Twq Faculty
Members At
Columbia Meet
Mm. Kathryn C. Tully and Orui
R. Sutton of Appalachian But*
Teachers Collage, Boone, were
among 400 business educators
who attended the Southern Busi
ness Education Association Con
vention in Columbia, 8. C? Nov.
27-29.
Sutton is chairman o t the col
lege and university division of
the association and presided over
meetings of this division duriaf
the convention.
Mrs. Tulley was one of the
leaders for the section, "Program
ming for Effective Ouidance and
Counseling In Business Educa
tion." The group wa* under the
direction of Dr. Herbert A Tonne
of New York University.
BLOCKED!
Buffalo. ? Henry W. Osborne,
traffic director for the eity of Buf
falo, was at a church dinner re
cently when a policeman took the
floor to ask the owner of such
and-such an automobile to please
move it because it was blocking a
doctor's driveway.
Osborne, (leading for the door,
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Paul said to Mr. Ed:
At this happy Season we find many things to be thankful for.
We're thankful for a good business year? thankful that we are
healthy and happy ? thankful for our many, many personal and
business friends. And we hope that you, tov, can find m many
things for which to be thankful.
May you have a wonderful Thanksgiving. May you have all
your loved ones with you ? and may the end of hte day find you
happily chuckful of Joyousness and find that? "The goose hangs
high, and the world is full of smiles."
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