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On Thursday evening, December 8,
1927. an Iater.Society spelling,natch f?
was hold at Gold Sand High School. lai
Twelre were chosen from each society!
to enter the contest. Miss liltte Harp. er
er. our English teacher, gave oat the *'
words. The Stria won. Those stand-.Kl
lng at the close were liable Gupton, I
Eula Keith Gladys Bledsoe. Lois May,!**
and Bettle Bobbltt Marshall. Other tea J0
tores ot the program were a reading tr
by Ida Fuller and lokea by Leland
Gnpton.
Chapel Exercise*
(Mary Lou Gupton, '89)
Our chapel exercises during the past
week were eery Interesting and help.
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else* were conducted
Person, first grade teacher. She reed
sereral verses of scripture from the
9th and 10th chapters of Mark, and
made very helpful comments on the
passage. Then the story of the Three
Bears was dramatised by four of the
first grade pupils. Those taking part
were William Leonard. Papa Bear;
Emms Smith, Mama Bear; Buck Joy.
ner. Little Bear and Mildred Watkin*.
Goldenloeks.
On Friday morning Miss Louise
May. 2nd and 3rd grade teacher had
charge of chapel. Ben Gar bee read
John 3:14-17. Then the song. Come
Play With Us, was sung by Carnette
Joyner. Zenith Joyaer sad I
Parrish. We extend to all an tnrlta.
tion to visit us during chapel-exer.
ciseg each morning at eleven, forty
five in the school auditorium,
i Beck Contest
(Annie Pearl Perdue, *30)
Very much Interest is being taken
in a book and magazine subscription
contest that is being carried on In
our Each |
wtrrTfie hflf hofldsy that i? to W *
given to the grade who brings in the
largest number of books. A prise will
be given also to the individual mak
ing the largest contribution t*? J
test began December 4th and will run
_ up till noon December 23rd. The flrat
week abont 160 books were brought
In. The tenth grade is having -
brought in 63 books. Blount Egerton
gave 47 of this number. Ws hope to
add 60 hooks to onr Hhrary _
Christmas.
Here and There Hews
We were happy to have Moselle
Leonard, s senior of last year to spend
Friday of last week with us.
Miss Jesse Mae Luper spent the
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hoMaj WrWi Fashioned along
decided* feminine Kara of velvet
aadaEeersetle, and gaily ^embroid
ered m white. The tkirt, which it
flared, hat three tier* of black vel
vet The rewmd neck it smartly!
fcnlihed with a fold of Mack velvet'
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Pearl Perdue and Waller Puller
u Fuller and Thurmaa (irlflln
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i*k end with Mlea Dots .Unchurch
Loutsburg.
Misses Lucy Wells and Adelaide
fen son and Mm. M. B. Williams spent
st Saturday in Raleigh.
Mrs. J. H. Harper, Miss LilHe Harp.
and Susie Lee Harper spent the
eek end with Mrs. R. W. Turner'In
>cky Mo vat.
Our school took a great deal of In.
rest In raising money (or the Near
sat Relief. Each grade made a con
Ihutloo, the eighth making the larg.
it $16.42. The total amount at all
redes came to $29.50.
Many of our people enjoyed the pic.
ire show brought over to our school
naa Edward Beet High School by
ir. John Wolfe last Friday evening,
re hope that It will be possible to
are It again soon.
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An especially posed portrait of
Dr. C vV. Larson, chief of the
borean of dairy industries, depart
meat of agriculture, who has ft- v
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National Dairy Council, effective j
January 1, 1928.
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