School News New Year Resolutions From Mountaineer Staff
Roving reporter questions students about resolutions for the new year. Read aboutPat Goforth Margaret Lewis Ken Roberts Pat Freeman and many others pledging changes in conduct study behavior and personal goals amid school life. Includes plans to quit jokes, improve grades, and curb risky habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Goforth
Margaret Lewis
Ken Roberts
Pat Freeman
Clyde Mor
Jane Ormind
Limited Club News At KMHS Lists Four Active Groups
KMHS reports ten clubs with only four active and questions presidents about post last issue activities. Alphabetical list includes Rand Letter Club inactive and Simonton Future Teachers Club with projects earning merits for dusting the auditorium, aiding staff, and other tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KMHS
The
Mountaineer
Rand Letter Club
Bessie “Simonton Future Teachers Club
Wittston
Christmas Boy Willie and the Naughty List
A lively poem in frontier girlhood style detailing Willie’s playful mischiefs and the eve before Christmas. It recalls family voices, a yellow dog named Sport, a clipper sled, and a grocery cart ride. Willie longs to be good for Christmas, hoping to become a missionary like his grandaunt’s kin and to impress his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sport
Bill
Hern
Christmas Gifts Draft From Santa List
A nostalgic request list outlines small gifts and items for many names including Grace, Pat, Joan, Martha, Judy, Patsy, Kay, Paula, Shirley, Pearl Harton Weil, Ruth, Tony, Bill, Eugene, Vernon, and Gerald. It mentions face cream, dress material, toys for boys, a pony for Tony, a whip for Bill, and a red drum for few who act dumb, with notes about timing and modest aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deay Santa
Grace
Pat
Joan
Eliabeth
Nez
Hazel
Irene JP
Martha
Judy
Frances
Patsy
Kay
Paula
Shirley
Bars Bira
Pearl Harton Weil
Ruth
Tony
Bill
Will
Eugene
Vernon
Gerald
Christmas Rose Enhances Yule Mood in Season
A fragmented piece discusses the Christmas rose, Helleborus niger, detailing its early winter blooms, resilience to snow, and origins. It notes propagation limits in the United States, ties to Belgium and the Netherlands, and mentions ancient Roman medicinal beliefs. The text ends with a casual Christmas aside and a USDA note on farm commodity prices declining over three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacer
Crowfoot
Helleborus Niger
United State
Belgium
Netherlands
Anticyra
Horace
Europe
Mediterranean
Jerry
Ted
Santa
Miss Gussie
Clark Gable
Dormant season shrub and tree pest control guidance
During the dormant season inspect shrubs and fruit trees for scale insects and bagworm eggs. Use penetrating sprays like Volck lime sulfur or oil according to directions. avoid freezing weather. Lime sulfur is preferred for peaches. monitor evergreens for bagworm cocoons and hatching caterpillars later in summer.
Insect Control for Bag Worms on Trees
The guidance says adults will change to adults and females will lay eggs in their cocoons. For control of bag worms all cocoons on trees or shrubs should be picked off and destroyed during winter. In summer caterpillars may be killed with a DDT spray or an arsenical spray.
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Patty Patton
Etha Hawkins
Judy Yarbro
Lois Ann Spake
Pat McDaniel
Edna Biddy
Edna
Bud Rhea
Betty Joyce Smith
Mac
Edna Champion
Page Anymor
Mary Alice McDaniel
Joyce Dixon
Barbara Hl
Jack Owens
Shirley McIntosh
Jo Ann Hill
Sam McCarter
Ronnie Anette
Gene Patteson
Don Falls
Louise Gladden
Giegling
Miss Logan
Mary Owens
Richard George
James Abernathy
Norma Panther
Dougie Davis
Shirley Greene
Iley Pearson
Margie “Tessener
Neve
Metry Cheiatmna
T. J. Ellison
Gro
Mrs. Wesley Riddle
Derek Roper
Gene Timms
Eugene Field
William
Fauntleroy
Gran
Dan
Ceylon
Isle
Daniel Boone
Crosby
South Battleground Road
Kings Mountain, N.C
Yule
USDA
Bureau ‘of Agricultural Economies
Fire's Shoe Service
Piedmont Beauty Shop
Teenie McDaniel
Doris Huftstetier
Robert Schmidt Eng
State College
Battleground
Grover Road
C. L. Arrington
Blalock
Shelby
Gastonia, N. C
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