Douglas Primary School Happenings and Activities
Mary Walden reports on a Kiddie Party at the Modern Theatre on September 30 at 10 a.m. Several teachers pursued study at Columbia University and NYU this year. School groups like the Choral Society, Speech Club, Brownie Troops, Rhythm Band, and PTA prepare for fall events and first meetings in late September and early October.
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Douglas
Modern Theatre
Paula Williams
Miss Williams
New York University
Mary’ Ford Williams
Columbia University
Maude Chandler
Madeline Portier
W. Caretha Baw
Columbia
New York
Sadie Johnson
Frances Cater
Mary Walden
Isabelle Blue
Boston
Springfield
Massachusetts
Witlean Ingraham
Hazel Brown
Eunice Liberty
Charlotte Ellison
Verma Morman
Annie Jackson
Louise McQueen
Naomi Carr
Douglas Choral Society
Choral Speech Club
Brownie Troops
Douglas Primary
Dixie Park
Douglas Pta
Mary L. Walden
Mary F. Williams
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Intermediate Teachers Association meets at Liberty City E S
Liberty City Elementary hosts the Dade County Intermediate Teachers Association meeting with about 110 of 160 members present. Mrs. Irene Straughter presided as Mrs. Rubie B. Finley hosted, and Miss Nina McAdam spoke on Trends in Guidance assisted by Leota Counts. The event featured posters, a guidance display, materials, and refreshments.
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Intermediate
Leota Counts
Liberty ‘City
Miss McAdam
B. M. Hindman
Alese Gill
Ruth Strang
Faculty Sponsors Tornadoes Opening Football Game
Booker T. Washington High School Tornadoes begin the season with faculty sponsorship of tonight’s 8:15 p.m. kickoff at Dorsey Park against Brooks High School of Quitman Georgia. Admission 85 cents for adults 50 cents for children. A large crowd is expected as the plan continues through the season with various groups sponsoring games.
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William Stirrup
Booker T. Washington High School
Dorsey Park
Brooks High School
Quitman
Varius
Thomasville
J. W. Johnson School Names New Safety Patrols
On Monday September 18 J W Johnson School installed safety patrols for both boys and girls led by lieutenant Alfred Kitchen and captain Barbara Ann Johnson. Marion Jean Coleman and Pearlie Mae Jackson among others participated as patrol members. Administrators Mr Leroy and Mr Swann along with Officer Rochell and Patrolman A L Smith spoke to staff and pupils. A short program followed by intermediate pupils led by Marian Jean.
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Alfred Kitchen
Barbara Ann Johnson
Marian Jean Coleman
Pearlie Mae Jackson
Ronald Taylor
Barbara Etta Parker
Johnnie Cotson
Willie White, Jr
Leroy
Swann
Rochell
A. L. Smith
Marian Jean
Geoble Nabrit Sabbatical to Study at Brussels Medical School
Rufus E. Clement announces Dr S Milton Nabrit dean of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences at Atlanta University has been granted a sabbatical for the first semester of 1950 51. Nabrit sailed Sept 14 for Belgium to conduct research at the University of Brussels in Daley Brackett Pastels morphogenesis theories. He is a Morehouse and Brown alum with published works and memberships in Sigma Xi ASA APS and AAUP among others.
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Rufus E. Clement
Atlanta University
S. Milton Nabrit
Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
Graduate School
Belgium
Carnegie
Nabrit
University of Brussels
Ories
A. M. Daley
Daley
Biology Bulletin
Anatomical Record
Phylon
Atlanta University Review of Race and Culture
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Sigma Xi
American Society of Zoologists
American Assocation For the Advancement of Science
American Association of University Professors
Society For the Study of Growth and Development
Marine Biological Laboratory Corporation of
Woods Hole, Mass
American Men of Science
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