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Poem
December 5, 1934
Henderson Daily Dispatch
Henderson, Vance County, North Carolina
What is this article about?
A 1934 poem by seventh-grader Lucille Floyd invites parents to the Aycock P.T.A. meeting on December 6 to meet the teacher, follow rules, and win a prize: a picture of brave Pilgrims going to church to save their religion. Emphasizes excitement and moral inspiration.
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AYCOCK P. T. A.
December 6, 1934
THE P. T. A.
Seventh grade parents please come
to P. T. A.
You'll never regret the gas bill you
had to pay.
We want you to get acquainted with
our teacher and school,
Then you will see why we are anxious
to keep each and every rule,
Too, we are working for a prize,
A lovely prize that delights all eyes,
The prize is a beautiful picture of the
Pilgrims so brave.
Who were going to church, their re-
ligion to save.
If you are coming be early please,
And stand up promptly, at your ease.
The seventh grade is excited and
wants the prize so much.
The beautiful picture of the Pilgrims
going to church.
If you have motherless children who
have to live with another.
You stand up for them as if you were
their mother.
So please on
Dec. 6 come to the
P. T. A.
And win this beautiful picture for us
forever and a day.
To ever have this inspiring picture
before our eyes.
It will help us to higher and nobler
things rise.
LUCILLE FLOYD.
Seventh Grade.
December 6, 1934
THE P. T. A.
Seventh grade parents please come
to P. T. A.
You'll never regret the gas bill you
had to pay.
We want you to get acquainted with
our teacher and school,
Then you will see why we are anxious
to keep each and every rule,
Too, we are working for a prize,
A lovely prize that delights all eyes,
The prize is a beautiful picture of the
Pilgrims so brave.
Who were going to church, their re-
ligion to save.
If you are coming be early please,
And stand up promptly, at your ease.
The seventh grade is excited and
wants the prize so much.
The beautiful picture of the Pilgrims
going to church.
If you have motherless children who
have to live with another.
You stand up for them as if you were
their mother.
So please on
Dec. 6 come to the
P. T. A.
And win this beautiful picture for us
forever and a day.
To ever have this inspiring picture
before our eyes.
It will help us to higher and nobler
things rise.
LUCILLE FLOYD.
Seventh Grade.
What sub-type of article is it?
Song
What themes does it cover?
Religious Faith
Moral Virtue
What keywords are associated?
Pta Meeting
Seventh Grade
Pilgrims Picture
School Prize
Religion Save
What entities or persons were involved?
Lucille Floyd. Seventh Grade.
Poem Details
Title
The P. T. A.
Author
Lucille Floyd. Seventh Grade.
Subject
Invitation To Seventh Grade P.T.A. Meeting For Prize Of Pilgrims Picture
Form / Style
Rhymed Couplets
Key Lines
Seventh Grade Parents Please Come To P. T. A.
You'll Never Regret The Gas Bill You Had To Pay.
The Prize Is A Beautiful Picture Of The Pilgrims So Brave.
Who Were Going To Church, Their Religion To Save.