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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1958
Page
7
Central High School will hold an organizational PTA meeting Wednesday at 3 p.m. at the YMCA. Mrs. Jasper Davis district adviser will lead the session attended by parents of upcoming Central students. Nominating and by laws committees will be appointed.
Names of graduates and degree fields from Florida State University and Georgia institutions are listed, including Willis Aver White MB Ed music Betty Ragland Brown M social work Bainbridge James Slater Dr BS bus Anne Barnett Verran M Ed music Cairo and others. Local students also active in fraternities and leadership roles.
Cairo residents and visitors attend club meetings and lake cottage parties across New York Albany Leesburg and Reno area events. Mrs Sam Pierce and Mrs Bob Bussey families travel from Cairo Worth Lake visits, Magnolia Club outdoor supper plans, and guests accompany to Manshon home events.
Meetings planned by First Baptist Church groups include Circle No 10 at 7 30 tonight with Mrs G H Owens. Tuesday features Executive Board at 9 am under Mrs Lee Singletary and a 9 30 am prayer meeting led by Mrs Glenn Anderson.
Members of the Happy Times Kindergarten of the First Methodist Church held graduation in the church fellowship Hall. Mrs. C. R. Simmons Jr. thanked parents, Rev. Weyman Cleveland spoke on Why The Violet Has a Golden Heart, and diplomas were presented to Curtis Brown and thirty others. Mrs. Simmons announced Mrs. L. P. Wallace will direct next year, while retiring director Simmons received a silver tray.
Twenty one Pelham Elementary School pupils were awarded graduation certificates after the kindergarten ceremony led by teacher Mrs. Virginia Frosteg. D. D. Morrison, school principal, presented the certificates as the class performed poems songs dances and a playlet The Broken Doll with each child featured.
A Florida State University study by Hortense Glenn finds 247 Georgia homemakers prefer mothers with preschool children stay home. Most oppose outside work unless necessary. tolerance rises with older children. Few value financial independence over family goals. The study sampled ages 18 to 77, many with Protestant rural backgrounds.
Miss Betty Clare Roser of Rome was the luncheon bridge honoree at the home of Mrs. John LeGette in Cairo. She will visit for about ten days. Guests played bridge at tables with stokeala hydrangea and daylilies and prizes were awarded for high score.
Roa witha Bernhart a Hanover High School junior was denied the American Legion Auxiliary award for the most worthy girl in her class because she and her parents are not yet citizens. The award went to second choice Jane Melanson. Roswitha, born in Germany, said she thought the fuss was excessive.
Eight North Carolina folk dancers travel 700 miles by horse and wagon toward New York for five weeks to promote world friendship. They aim to perform at the UN headquarters on July 11 and appeal for a world exchange of folk music and dance, sponsored by Amvets.
Women golfers of Glen Arven Country Club invite members to a picnic and swim party at Hanna Memorial Pool on Tuesday at 11 am. Hostesses from the Blue Team will host, after a year of three matches, with the Blue Team led by Mrs. Ernest Wahl losing the final match to the Black Team led by Mrs. Kirk Shepard. Following a picnic lunch at 12.
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