Cloverdale School News Highlights PTA Meeting and Class Activities
Cloverdale School pupils and staff report a busy period. Mrs. J N McCrary will represent the PTA at the Northwestern convention in North Wilkesboro. Miss Edwards class won the parents banner. Seventh grade organized as a class to boost school spirit. Officers elected include Winifred Brown and Elbert Culler. Grades across the school show strong scores. The health survey featured posture film from the Children’s Bureau and a Grantland Rice Sportslight Reel. St Patrick program and Baystreet Girl Reserves activities noted. Ray Street principal Mrs. R E Ranson visits Shelby for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association of
Cloverdale
J. N. McCrary
Northwestern
North Wilkesboro
Edwards
Thomas Parish
Pony
Renzel Gaddis
Florence Osman
Grace Young
Gentle Bee
Margaret Underwood
Lucy Ridge
Ruth Hayworth
Frances McCrary
R. J. Goins
Winifred Brown
Elbert Culler
Herman Gaddis
Reitzel Gaddis
Robert Samuels
Edna Bigham
C. E. Sullivan
Dan Shroder
E. M. Shipman
Children’s Bureau of
The
United States Department of Labor
Grantland Rice
Helen Wills
Walter Johnson
Baystreet
St. Patrick's
Margaret Long Hamlin
Jane Hess Weaver
St. Patrick
Nancy Myatt
Adelaide Williamson
Rebecca Kearns
Dora Lamet
Dorothy Crawley
Mary Drew Dalton
Martha Taylor
Ray Street Corps
Dorothy Gardyne
R. E. Ranson
Ray Street
Shelby
Grimes Street School Girl Reserve Chooses Cheerleaders
The Grimes Street School Girl Reserve held a Monday meeting to approve Dorothy Fritz and Lois Stout as cheerleaders. The program featured Echoes of great lives and life stories of presidents, with songs and a BENS stylized close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grimes Street School
Grimes Street
Dorothy Fritz
Lois Stout
Little Sir Echo
Clara Burton
Dixzie Thomas
Mary E. Bennett
Grover Cleveland
Effie Osborne
Emma Blair
Irene Smith
United States
Health survey at Ray Street School grades health habits
Miss Veigh Hutchinson conducted a health survey at Ray Street School using charts titled Is Your Grade 100 per cent for Health Each child marked items showing where they could improve on essentials like fresh air exercise water sunshine proper food dental care bedroom ventilation sleep posture and daily drinking glass Health grades ranged across the class and stressed youth health during formative years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Street School
Veigh Hutchinson
Ray Street School
Hutchinson
Ray Street Band Practice At School Auditorium
The Ray Street band held a worthwhile practice Friday afternoon in the auditorium under director Andrew Butler. After the school day closed pupils gathered at the front of the building and the band played during their march out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Street
Andrew Butler
Seventh grade geography class debate on world power China
Friday a debate in Mrs. E. M. Shipman’s 7th A geography class centered on the resolution that China will become a world power. Margaret Hedrick and Margaret Drew Dalton spoke for the affirmative, while Chase Idol and Dora Samet argued the negative. the judges ruled in favor of the negative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Shipman
China
Margaret Hedrick
Margaret Drew Dalton
Chase Idol
Dora Samet
Fourth Grade Hyacinth Gift At Kiwanis Luncheon
Miss Myrtle Titman received hyacinths from classmate Virgie May Perkins. A singing quartet from Mrs. Dan Schroeder's seventh grade—Margaret Hedrick Mildred Letts Chase Idol and Walter Murray—appeared at the Kiwanis luncheon at the country club on Friday. Mrs. R. E. Ranson accompanied the group at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Titman
Virgie May Perkins
Margaret Hedrick
Mildred Letts
Chase Idol
Walter Murray
Dan Schroeder
Kiwanis
Country Club
R. E. Ranson
Chapel program a Geographical Squabble staged by seventh graders
The seventh grade under Mrs. E. M. Shipman presented a geography class drama on South American life. Costumes and a balcony scene with Spanish ladies and cavaliers featured tambourines and guitars while Spanish songs played, with named student roles and country jurors.
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E. M. Shipman
South America
Harford Smith
Ted Thomas
Irvin Craven
Gladys Richardson
Billie Ferree
Chile
Ruth Brown
Colombia
Eleanor Paul
Venezuela
James Montgomery
Ecuador
Eugene Hanser
Bolivia
Arthur Dickens
Peru
Claude Ellington
Paraguay
Clark Hubbard
Uruguay
Vinson Allen
Canada
Hazel Stewart
Mexico
Alex Wrenn
Central America
Ruth Coffield
Bay Street Baseball Team Opens Season Under Mrs Shipman
Baseball season opens at Ray Street School with strong turnout from upper grades. Tryouts near for varsity and second team while Bay Street team, under manager Mrs E M Shipman, expects a successful season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Street
Bay Street
E. M. Shipman
Mechanicsville School Chapel Concert By Ray Street Orchestra
The Ray street school orchestra performed at Mechanicsville school chapel exercises on Thursday morning. Accompanied by Virginia Frank, orchestra director, and R. E. Ranson, Ray street principal, they played several advanced violin pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Street
Mechanicsville
Virginia Frank
R. E. Ranson
Ray Street School
Ray Street P T A Meets. Discusses Discipline and Education
The Ray Street Parent-Teacher Association held a Thursday meeting where Rev C P Cobl urged guardians to prioritize good parenting over punishment. Prof L R Johnson called for a stronger high school association next year and Wingate Andrews praised the library Parent Book Shelf. Delegates were chosen for the District meeting in North Wilkesboro on March 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Street
Parent- Teacher Association
C. P. Cobl
Presbyterian Church
L. R. Johnson
Ray Street Parent-Teacher Association
Wingate Andrews
Ray Street Association
Dorothy Canfield Fisher
Groves and Groves
Delegates Named for Second District P T A Convention
Appointed delegates from Emma Blair Clovedale Ada Blair Mechanicsville Ray Street and Elm Street schools will attend the North Wilkesboro convention of the Second District North Carolina Parent Teacher Congress meeting March 31. Included are Mrs Grady Culler Mrs E W Tranklin Mr and Mrs E W Tranklin noted along with others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
North Wilkesboro
Emma Blair
Grady Culler
E. W. Tranklin
Will Long
Clovedale
B. H. Bradner
J. N. McCrary
Ada Blair
M. T. Hicks
T. B. Bennett
Mechanicsville
Sam Best
W. M. Bailey
Ray Street
J. W. Hedrick
Joseph Weaver
F. R. Taylor
Elm Street
G. W. Clark
W. €. Tt. Carter
Elm Street School Par-ent Teacher Association Meeting Report
The Elm Street School PTA met Tuesday evening with president Mrs. W. C. T. Carter presiding. Principal Smith reported on the library and the Bison Art Exhibit, followed by a program of songs and short plays from grades four through seven. Reverend Herman Stevens spoke to the primary group and T Wingate Andrews addressed the assembly on education.
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Elm Street
Parent-Teacher Association of
Elm Street School
W. C. T. Carter
E. C. Holden
Robin Hood
George
Blair Spencer
Nat Brown Ale
Maid Marian
Helen Johnson
Chapel
Herman Stevens
Andrews
Orpheum to Present Oh Boy Comedy Company
The Orpheum booked Jack Burke's Oh Boy company for the week starting tomorrow. The cast of fifteen features Lucas and Benton dancing, Plemmons and Whittemore acrobats, Bebe Jolly the top soubrette, Olive Castle a prima donna, and Jake Rose the eccentric comedian. The troupe brings special scenery and a fashionable chorus with a full program change on Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday.
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The
Orpheum
Jack Burke
Oh Boy
Chuck
Lucas and
Benton
Plemmons
Whittemore
Bebe~Jolly
Hilled
Soubrette
Olive Castle
Jake Rose
Tramps Offer Expert Advice In Movie Heckling Incident
Six known tramps, described as Knights of the Road, and labeled as ordinary bums by police, disrupted a film set after Lambert Hillyer finished Miss Nobody prompting authorities to seek quotes from the group.
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Lambert Hillyer
Miss Nobody Brings Tramps to Broadway Screen
Anna Q Nilsson and four male stars portray tramp life in Miss Nobody a First National picture at Broadway. The drama uses Mannish outfits and a Tiffany Wall story Sheba as its source with director Hillyer integrating authentic road life details from real tramps into the film.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Q. Nilsson
Miss Nobody
Walter Pidgeon
Arthur Stone
Mitchell Lewis
Clyde Cooke
Miss Nilsson
Tramps
Tiffany Wall
Eih
Hillyer
Return of Peter Grimm at Fox Films
B. Francis played the lead in The Return of Peter Grimm a Fox Films adaptation of David Belasco's play. The production presented a polished stage to screen transfer with Francis delivering the title role.
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Ec B. Francis
Peter Grimm
Fox
David Belasco
Gaynor and Walling Lead Broadhurst Play Debut
The Broadhurst theatre announces an early showing of a stage play with Janet Gaynor and Richard Walling in leading romantic roles. Director Vic tor Schertzinger explains he will not imitate David Warfield but create his own Peter Grimm interpretation. The cast includes John St. Polis Bodil Rosing John Roche Elizabeth Patterson and others with screenplay by Bradley King.
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Broadhurst Theatre
Janet Gaynor
Richard Walling
David Warfield
Mr. Francis
Victor Schertainger
Belasco
Dave
Mr. Warfield
Peter Grimm
Schertzinger
John St. Polis
Bodil Rosing
John Roche
Elizabeth Patterson
Lionel Belmore
Mickey McBan
Virginia Marshall
Sammy Cohen
Florence
Wildcats Tennis to Tour Eastern Circuit in 1927
Davidson college announces a 1927 tennis schedule taking the Wildcats on an eastern trip through Pennsylvania and New York. Authorities say Davidson’s chances for a championship team appear bright as the program continues its recent expansion.
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Davidson
Davidson College
Wildcat
America
Pennsylvania
New York
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