Student Teacher
r From Appalachian
At Millers Creek
Boone. ? Appalachian State
Teachers college has Inaugurat
ed, tor the first time, a full-day
Ingram of student teaching, and.
fifteen seniors are now working
on a full-time basis either in
Boone or at schools in surround
ing counties.
Herbert Wey, principal of the
demonstration school, who help
.?d to work out the program, says
Iftat students will be given a
Hpre practical teaching exper
Hpee, and will be better pre
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pared when entering the teach
ing field.
Seven schools in surrounding
communities are participating,
and thirteen students are now
teaching full-time under the so
called new plan. The schools are
Appalachian high school, Boone;
Marion high school, Marion;
Cove Creek high school, Sugar
Grove; Statesville high school,
Statesville; Lenoir high school,
Lenoir; Millers Creek high
school, Millers Creek; and Jones?
ville high school, Jonesville.
According to Mr. Wey, 42 stu
dents are now doing their ob
servantion under the former
plan, 15 are doing student
teaching under the old plan, and
30 will be off the campus during
the winter and spring quarters.
Approximately 165 applications
for student teaching have been
filed this year.
Students majoring in element
ary education will not be sent
off the campus, as facilities in
Boone will be adequate to take
care of them.
The first class of graduates
this year will finish in November.
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Fairploins Club In
October Meeting
On Tuesday, October 5, 2:30
p. m. the Fairplains Home Dem
onstration Club met at the home
of Mrs. Grady Miller. There were
16 members present. Mrs. Aaron
Brooks acted as hostess, assist
ed by M^s. Wm. Hearn, co-hos
tess.
The meeting was opened by
the president. After the devo
tionals all joined in singing
"Home On The Range." The
minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved. The business
was then taken up. There being
many items to discuss, the bus
iness hour was quite interesting.
Perhaps the most outstanding
discussion was the concession
booth our club will sponsor on
"Farmers' Day", October 13. We
are hoping to see our clubhouse
started in the very "near
future. The plat has been clear
ed and graded.
We were very glad to have
Miss Ruth Thompson, assistant
Home Demonstration agent, with
us and I'm sure everyone enjoy
ed her discussion on Transplant
ing Shrubs. She gave us many
good points on this subject. She
had several large sketches which
were passed around for all to
see the proper way to prune and
transplant shrubs.
The meeting was brought to
a close with a prayer by Mrs.
Claude Deal.
Very tempting refreshments
were served and all enjoyed the
social hour.?By Club Reporter.
Mt. Airy Officer Is
Stuck With Bogus Bill
Mt. Airy, Oct. 7?Of all the
counterfeit bills that were pass- ,
ed in the Granite City last week
only one person was unable to
get his money back?Capt. How
ard Sumner of the local police
department and chief investlga
tor of the force.
Believe it or not Capt. Sum
ner was showing a few of his
friends the difference between a
counterfeit $10 and a good one.
He took a $10 bill from his bill
fold and had a bad one from the
pile that had been turned in. He
placed the two on a white sheet
of paper and pressed down to
show that the ink from the good
bill would come off and the ink
on a counterfeit bill was dry and
could not be removed.
Before the attraction was com
pleted a Secret Service agent ?aw
the bill and told Captain Sumner
that both bills were counterfeit,
and sure enough the test proved
it.
A Greene County farmer, W.
D. Cobb of Route 2, La Grange,
still is using a pasture which
was first seeded 35 years ago,
in 1914, reports County Agent
J. W. Grant.
Shrubbery Subject
Of Mtn. View Club
The Mountain View Home
Demonstration club met. at the
home of Mrs. Judson Yale on
the 12th of October.
Mrs. Yale presided. After the
reading of the minutes the bus
iness discussion followed. Mrs.
Tam Hutchison was chosen as
representative to attend the
"Family Life'' meeting at Elkin
Y. M. C. A. on the 24th of Oc
tober and she will take charge
of the demonstration next month
which will be held at the school
lunch room on the 2nd Wednes
day, by the kind invitation of
the principal, Mr. Paul Gregory.
Miss Ruth Thompson, assistant
agent, with her winning person
ality, gave a helpful demonstra
tion on "The Transplanting and
Care oP Shrubs."
Our hostess served tempting
refreshments of fruit salad, dev
ils food cake, coffee and peanuts.
An enjoyable time was had by
everyone. ? Reported by Mrs.
Roscoe Wood.
Alexander 'June Bug'
Collides With Truck
Statesville, Oct. 11.?The Alex
ander Railway Company's "June
Bug" was involved in a mishap
at a grade crossing above Stony
Point Saturday afternoon, re
sulting in minor injuries to one
man, a damaged truck, and
slight damage to the diesel en
gine's cowcatcher.
According to information fur
nished by Davis Hospital, States
ville, Henry Pennell, who was
treated there for lacerations of
the face, was crossing the tracks
in his truck when the engine,
bound for Statesville, struck the
vehicle. Pennell was dismissed
from the hospital after treat
ment.
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