Parlies AreI’(riven KoomsClimaxing a aeries of special day Da;of the Pleasant Valley School re- in9 * 1cently were entertained with Valen- „ I tine parties. LfThe first grade room had a Val- wpj rntine post office. Donny -Ray m0 served as past master with Natalie KrB Rowley os his assistant. Don Fuller oh and Edward Butterfield, Jr., were spi the postmen who distributed the Me valentines to: Wade Tate. Betty /Ann Chappell, LaJuana Krizan, ser Ruth McCaskill, J. C. Dalrymple, 1Ronald Owens, Iaroi» Wesley, rej j Paula Jean Knight, Wesley Dowty, wo Donny Harvey, Marijeann Ford, am Wilma Mathes, Grace Ruth Hurd, be Stanley Howard, Wendel Davidson, A Jimmy Smith, Theodore Burk, wo Dorian Blasingame, Grace Williams wil and Jane Butterfield. PnThe room mothers, Mesriames J Lester L. Rowley, Marvin Fuller ^ and Edward L. Butterfield served c, sandwiches, heart-shaped cookies, ob; heart candies and pink lemonade, and a Valentine candy favor was 0 given to each child. ^The second grade room mothers, pv Mrs. I. E. Graham and Mrs. Grady \Vi R. Dowtv. entertained with a valen- ire tine party at the home of Mrs. th« Graham. I^adon Graham who is in eri the second grade, was hostess to fit | her 24 classmates. j '; : The third grade pupils were on- prtertained in the home of one of 25 their classmates, Staley Hacklcy. Five interesting gamer were played.I Those winning prizes were: Manuel Underwood, Annette Hurd, Mary' Mathes, June Wesley, Novelle John-' ; son and Marvin Fuller. After the ^fc games, Marvin Fuller acted as past- ,K -------! cniValley Pa rent-Teacher Association room representatives, all the pupils Wcparties sponsored by the Pleasant f’1