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Not. 24 ? Mrs. Mason Fulford left
Saturday to vlait her daughter,
Mra. Charles T. Hooper of Jack
sonville, N. C.
Mr Archie Fulford left Satur
day to return to hi> job in Geor
Mrs. Mary Clara DavU is visit
ing Mrs. Addie Hooper of Jack
sonville for three weeks.
Richard Arden Lewis left Thurs
day far Ettiabeth City where he
la alationed in the United States
Coast Guard.
Mr Stacy Guthrie it down in
Flarlda shrimping
Joseph Hose left last weekend far
Corgia after visiting his relatives
down here.
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Stewart,
Durham, left Sunday after being
gueats at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Shuford Guthrie.
Mr. Arthur Lewis is home for
two weeks visiting his wife, Mrs.
Lottie Lewis. Mr. Lewis is em
ployed down in Florida.
Calvin Rose is a patient in the
Sea Level Community hospital, re
covering from an operation.
Mrs. floral Bell Rose was dis
charged Monday from the Sea
Level Community hospital after
recovering from an operation.
Cranston "Dock" Rose has been
confined to his bed for the past
week.
Jeffreys Hurron, Dunn, is do.vn
here working with the "East Caio
lina Construction Co."
Pine Cones
Smyrna School Goes All
Out for Education Week
By MARY ELLEN CHASTEEN
"Hello, everybody, hello . Yes,
its me and here I am once again
to tell you of what has been going
on in our school since 1 last vis
ited you-all. All you've got to do
now is to lend an attentive eye
and sit back and take it easy.
Our school took a very active
part in the activities which were
related to American Education
Week. Our so
ciology class
worked very
hard and came
up with a won
derful school ex
hibit. 1 1 w a s
made up of
model school
houses of all the
schools in o u r
school district.
It also includ
ed paved roads
Mary Ellen
which lead up to a more modern
school building ? our own SHS. The
sign which accompanied this ex
hibit was: "All Roads Lead to
Smyrna." There were also some
very interesting posters and ex
hibits on the wall, which made our
room very attractive and interest
ing. Hip, hip, hooray for the Sen
iors!
Janet Willis, our senior class
photographer, took some very good
flash-camera pictures of all the
'American Education Week exhibits
and posters. These we shall us* in
our annual. Whispering Pines, aad
we'd like all of you to see them.
Orchids to the Future Teachers
of America Club! I hope all of you
heard their fine radio skit which
was presented Nov. 12. It really
Showed that we Future Teachers
were taking an active part in this
national week and that we have
some mighty fine actresses and
actors in our midst.
The cast for the skit, "What Are
Little Boys Made Of," waa as fol
lows: Mrs. Harper, Dorothy Chad
wick; Mr. Harper, Phillip Mason;
Phillip Harper, Jimmy Harris; Na
tional Heritage, Jackie Guthrie;
and Spiritual Heritage, Ann Davis.
Also the FTA Club had a sur
prise for each teacher each day
of the week. On Friday afternoon,
Nov. M, the Home Economics II
dais and Mrs. Garner honored
the teachers with a tea party.
While each of the teachers was at
Olio party the FTA members were
substituting for them.
At the end of the day the Future
Teachera were honored by a party.
Refreshments served were punch
or coias, roasted peanuts, popcorn,
peanut butter and crackers, and
cookies. Everyone of us FTA mem
bers enjoyed the day very mnch.
In case you are wondering who
the members of our Future Teach
ers of America Club are? Jane
Willis, Lenora Lawrence, Serina
East Drive- In
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Tuesday ? Wednesday
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"Santiago"
Davis, Clarice Willis, Judy Davis,
Anna Fay Arthur, Vesta Golden,
Laura Lewis, Ann Davis, Dorothy
Chadwick, and Mary Ellen Chas
teen.
In the Library we have a Future
Teachers poster which includes the
picture and name of each mem
ber.
On Monday, Nov. 12, the 4-H
Clubs met in the auditorium. At
the Senior club meeting the pres
ident, Mary Ellen Chasteen, called
the meeting to order and led the
group in the two pledges and in
singing the 4-H song.
Blanche Wolfe held the devotion
and Janet Willis led us in prayer.
Paul Wade and Evelyn Baker then
presented a short skit on 4-H. The
club separated into the two groups
and Mr. Knott discussed Beekeep
ing with the boys, while Mrs. Gar
ner discussed Textile Painting with
the girls.
On Saturday afternoon at 4:30
Ann Davis represented our school
in a short radio program in ob
servance of National 4-H Achieve
ment Day. Her talk was about the
District Elimination Contests which
were held in June at Washington.
Due to difficulties beyond her con
trol, Mary Ellen Chasteen was not
able to appear on this program
as was scheduled.
The PTA held open house on
Nov. 12 for all the parents and
friends who were present at this
month's meeting. The auditorium
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looked very dressed up in its art
exhibit and other AE Week posters.
Among those participating in the
Art Exhibit were Carolyn Salter,
Benjamin Brooks, William Davis,
Mildred Baum, and Sonny Davis.
The seniors are happy to an
nounce that they won the PTA dol
lar with having 22 parents pres
ent. We wish to thank all the par
ents and friends who visited our
school during this week. We feel
that everyone has taken a won
derful interest in our schcool and
we hope we never disappoint you.
Basketball ? that's the favorite
topic of discussion these days. It's
a mighty good topic, so how about
us talking about it? Last Friday
night was the last big night for
us until next Tuesday night. We
played Atlantic in a thrilling home
game. SHS came out on top, but
it was a tough fight.
In the girls' game the score was
21-46. Elberta Gillikin was our
highest scorer for the night wth 28
points and Serina Davis was sec
ond best with 15. Anna Faye Ar
thur made 3 points.
For Atlantic, 'Sandra Salter was
the sharp?hoot?r with points
and Wanda Brown h?d 6. In the
boys' game we had two highest
scorers. Sharing top scoring hon
ors were Louis Thomas and Kenny
Davis each with 12 points.
For Atlantic, Marshall Saunders
was highest with 7 points. Our
boys took their game by a score
of 48-20. All in all, it was a good
game and we are looking forward
to two big ones next week.
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