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Meadow
School News
4-H CLUB MEETING
On Friday, November 2, 1951,
the Meadow Senior 4-H Club met
for the first time this year. The
officers were elected. They are as
follows: President, Mary Ida God
win; Vice-President, Doris Wood;
Secretary, Myrtle Johnson; Song
Leaders, Hulda Gray Lee, Billy
Teafrt#;! Repor#r, Charlotte Bare
foot.
In addition to electing officers
the work and entertainment was
discussed and planned for the year.
The meeting proved to be very in
teresting.
F. H. A.
The Future Homemakers of
America met Wednesday, October
17, 1851 and elected officers for the
year. They were Voted on by se
cret ballot. The following officers
were elected: President, Frances
Johnson: Vice-President,*Edna Jane
Westbrook: * Secretary, Geraldine
Phillips: Treasurer, Shelba Jean
Dunn: Reporter. Jean .Adams; His
torian, Mary Ida Godwin; Song
Leader, Hulda Gray Lee; Pianist,
Essie Mae Dodd; Parliamentarian,
Essie Mae Dodd.
This year the F. H. A. Club haS
taken the girls’ bathroom as Its
first project. Each girl in school
is asked for a ,dime to help with
the project. .
The club members are going to
buy doors to put up over the sec
tions, in the bathroom, put some
mirrors on the wall, and they hope
to make some dressing tables. They
want to make the bathroom at
tractive enough so that the teach
ers as well as the students will use
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HALLOWE’EN CARNIVAL
Meadow held its first Hallowe’en
Carnival October 31st. We are hop
ing Otis will be an annual event,
since |t. turned out to. be such a
success.
; the main highlight was the
crowning, by the Master of Cere
monies, Mr. Glen wood Clifton, of—
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“Mr. and Miss Meadow,” wno were
Henrietta Hood and Stephen Mor
rise.
There was a great roar of laugh
ter, when Mr. Ayden Barefoot was
selected from an audience of ap
proximately 1400, as the most hen
pecked man of the community.
Among the events were the baby
contest, cake sales, fortune telling.
Prizes were given to those wearing
the most original costumes
Throughout the carnival, refresh
ments, which were plentiful, were
enjoyed by all.
A total of $1266.07 was taken in
from the carnival, and we are
hoping to clear SIIOO.OO.
Our principal, Mr. G. W. Har
riett. and the faculty members
were a great help to the success
of the carnival.
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School N^ws
BENHAVEN PTA
The P. T. K. members'and teach
ers of Benhaven sponsored a Hal
loween Carnival at Benhaven High
School October 31 at 7:«» o’clock.
The returns of $135 went for the
benefit of the actinbj.
The main feature was the Beau
ty-Talent Contest, men dressed as
woihen. Delano Castleberry won for
beahty, and Otoe Cooper won tor
talent.
The costume parade winners were
Anderson
Creek
SeliQpf News
BETA CLUB
The old members of the Ander
son Creek Beta Club inducted the
new members in a beautiful can
dle-light ceremony presented in the
School auditorium. The new mem
bers took the. pledge of member
ship and were presented their Cer
tificates and pins.
Those inducted were Helen Mc-
Artan, Ruth Denham. Dot West,
Beckle Howen, Shirley Thomas
Carr; Pat pirwh. Myrtle Mat
thews, Doris Godfrey, Doris Turn
t er, Shelby Raynor, Bobby Darden,
Ken Black, Delores West, Willie
Eaye Hayes and Helen Joyce Hol
den.
After the ceremony was over,
pictures were taken for' the Beta
Club jourhal.
ADS!
Six members of the Senior Class
went to Fayetteville yesterday so
liciting ads tor the Ancrenoca An
nual. We Had a very successful day.
We, the Senior Class, We Hoping to
have our Annual completed very
soon.
MR. AND MISS A. C.
Mr.'and Miss A. C. were chosen
at Stunt Night, October 26. The
King tor high school Is Bryant
Hickman and the Queen, Kitty
Shaw. The Junior King and
Queen are Wade Vuncannon and
Betty Melton. '
Mae Howard and Judy Weiderhoe.
The King and Queen of Ben
haven were Thomas Lee Coleman
and Mary Ragland.
The Prince and Princess were
Mike Brownlee and Judy Cameron.
Shelton Norris won the turkey
chance.
Concessions included the Hall of
Horrors, Qean Guess, Art Gal
lery, Fortune Telling, Square
Dance, Food Stand, and Cake
Walk.
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