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Local Schools
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nvere are many ways our aChocls
wvo the commuutty. Some of the
a&any services rendered are: "
t Protect the general health of
*>. community 'by observing the
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??* wuiativii.il una *neepai8
.trhAitlg lk.-i|'.|?aliw' and t'll'tn hi
Mut&ary condition. making rcarefiil
disposal of o;,i bage, seeing that chU
f.in keep themselves clean.
f, Having all children examined
'icaltli I'i'efects and advising par-!
oncr.-r; ln? the health needs ofj
lb*!r children.
' (. Voach health, practice through
Utit-hlng children what to .'at. The
i<h'??t cafeteria provides go;d feed
??>l the teachers that the eliild
> well Iw lanced 'lunches.
1. Cooperates with local organiza-j
.-w-c-wor
tf \oung children.
5. Protect children liy keeping,
Vkcra In school and preventing truancy
which leads no crime.
8. Cooperate with the civic and
ether organizations such as ParontHhachor
Association, Rqd Cross, Wei
fare Department, Churches. Boy
Suout (Movesneot. City, County, and
Stale OOvernmemt.
7. Protects parents from undue
expense by supplying suppletnen
uu-jr oooks and etulpplles through a
rental system a*, low coat wblch, If
bought Outright for each child,
would be many times the fee charged!;
provide wholesome, hot lunches
for less than lunches prepared at
home.
#. Furnish music for the community
an Important occasions.
9. furnish entertainment at Civic
rvrtlngs.
10. Render very important adverIh'iiiK
for the town.
tl. Take care of large amount oi
fhnrity work.
12. Offer employment -to many
fhtough the WPA1 NYA, and other
Government supported programs.
13. Furnish many trained office
workers. (Many of the office worker*
2n it.he community have received
.iff their business training in. the
hfglt school Commercial Department.)
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14. Offer program of adult eductu
?Ht through the George Dean Home
f.'oonomfcs teacher who not only
works with 'the girls and bevs, in
rites, hut with them tor their homes
ai well.. . ; ' - ? ?
15. Help bu.1V community morale. I
I KEETI
I Plenty
RAYC eiTITO
iJtP'Lf AM UUHU
Double breasted. Sport
Long Pants. Sizes 6 1
$2.95 ea
MEN'S
DRESS OXFORD!:
Black, Brown and Tan. .
Styles. Every pair guars
I! $1.54 p
j MEN'S DRESS HAr
All Colors and Siz*
Genuine Fur Felts
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Many ways
16. Offer rooms for ihe program
of adult education.
IT. Furnish, meeting place for com
munitv activates. r
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i^ast School P. T. A. '
The P. T. A. cf the' East School
s ar, organization that the whole
.cwtt should l'e^ pr'v?l rf. It bus . al-'
v,v i ord tvN^tlx'.and ad
\ane tr, I'M .of the school. oepperat'..
inn wish tlte school In every way
, Since Itm ' rgnnlzatlon litis
H; T A. has chosen a defrvite,
prej> -for each schrol year. At the
ti?gini*iiig of its* history. It equipped
the Kant Schqcl Auditorium with,
a iJajte and with one of .tile moat,
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Other ' ctstandiug -things It has done'
'.s tc beautify the schsol- ground by :
plani ng shrubbery, to. give play,
grr ur-i equipment, and to help sup I
plement the school library. For the'
past few years, it has centered its
interest on supporting a Innch
r:cm eo that the children' have:
been able to have hot lunches and
the undernourished chit Wren could I
be given free lunches. This year, the,
T. T. A. has chosen for its pgycial i
project the improvement of the
East Schorl playground. This -l? a
moat needy and worthy cause. The
P. T. A. Ps working hand) toward
its grnl. but is unable -to go forward i
until the tcwn. has completed its
work of paving the streets approach
Sr.g the grounds. The P. T. A. Is to
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we v?/iiiiiicuicu mn?n us fjuuui mviives
and its excellent work.
Ait the beginning tof this school .
year, the P. T. A. delightfully entertained
the East School faculty and
the school board at an Informal tea.j
This organization is ably headed
by Mrs. Boyd Putnam, as president,
nnd Mrs. H. C. Wilson, as vice presi
dent. The parents and .teachers cooperate
and the abtendlanoe st the
meet.'ngs is good. The P. T. A. of
East School is ever gcdng forward.
Jchn Qulncy Adams, sixth president
of the United States, who was
elected to office by the House of
Representatives. served In the
1lt use-- of Representatives for 17
years after completing his term In
the White House.. '
Came! They
iR'S BIG
of Bargains
Men's
Backs. DRESS PAN
High waist with
to 16 toms. Are the new
terns?
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| $1.941
Boys' Blue M
5 JACKETS
All new Zipper Front, Sp<
. Size 4 to 1
inteed
r- $1.94 e
Men's Drea
PS SHIRTS
es Just Arrive
Vat Dyed. FuH Ci
Wilt Collars. Big
of patterns?
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ITER'S
EVER UNDERSOLD
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HE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALDTJ
history Of West
School P. T. A.
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West School P. T. A- wan organized
in the fall at 1932 under the
factorship or ,Mr*. E. W. Orifttn.
(During her term at presfldeocy
he school grounds -were beautified
vith nhmhbArv Had inu
Mrs. P. 6. fUUterree "Was the
text president. During the two >'?&?
iho was president the stage to the
udKorium whs widened and a tem
?orary curtate hung.
The next president was, Mrs. N. P.
tlcOtll. / Uniibr her leadership a
iinch room was opened, and equtp>ed
by the organization.
In 1937 our organization nffillacd
with the State and Natl-nal V.
The proalent for the past year
vas Mis. C. T. Carpenter.'During
the year we cooperated
eil'h F.a't School In sponsoring a W.
?. A. Onrdrn the ford to be dlvidnl
letween the two schools, to be used
n the lunch rocm.
The present president Is Mis. I.
??,
Our plans for the year are to cor?
ilete the itage equipment.
We have cooperated with the Wei
'are. Department in keeping childen
clothed.
Much Interest has been shown In
>?r meetings, our attendance has
iern average, and our programs inereatlng.
?Reported. ?
Foliage c( velvet and soybeans
jus been damaged Beverly this fall
n Itladen County by the army worm
eports Assistant Farm Agent R. M.
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TH SCHOOL SHOES .
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Those who look ahead, take a
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