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SMllDAY, APRIL 16, 1960
Tattnall School
The Tattnall County
Association met at Collins
mentaiy School on
March 30. The group was
tained by the school chorus,
enjoyed a delicious repast in
school lunchroom.
The “Teachers of the Year”
all schools in the county ?
follows: Collins T" Elementary,
Mildred Berry; GlerinVille GlerinVille
mentary, Mildred Wilkerson;
Tattnall Industrial High,
Holland. The “Teacher of
18. A parade of
fashions for church, school,
beach, house, and evening
will be shown.
Tattnall County Student
will be held at Tattnall Ipd. High
School, April 21. Glennville
CA'' v Ah
VV. E. Morrell
Easter Sunrise services will
■held at Holy Zion jFirst
Church of the Living God
at FAB Church at 5 o’clock
M. The Easter program
be rendered by Sunday
at 6 o’clock in the evening.
After several weeks
Nathaniel (Bubbetb
died at his residence.
eral services were held
Wednesday from Williams
Williams chapel, Rev. L.
Small and Rev. Jackson
ed. Interment was in East
vannah cemetery. Survivors
two sisters, Mrs.
Sbellman and Mrs.
Manigault; a son, Jimmie
man; aunts, uncles, cousins
a host of friends.
Mrs. Alma Samples
to New York city this past
end lafter visiting her
Mrs. Addie Robinson and
daughter, Mrs. Deloris W.
While here Mrs. Samples
tended the funeral of her
in-law, Samuel G. Williams
Beaufort, S. C. who was
grandfather of Jerome
jtemuel m.
J Mr. and Mrs. Bobley
have returned from
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Uones of
nett, S. C., Mr. and Mrs.
Jones accompanied them
before returning to New
city.
James (Curley) Cooper
suddenly last Thursday
ing at his home on East
street. Funeral services
held Monday at FAB
Rev. Arthur Young
Williams and Williams
Home was in charge of the
rangements. Interment was
East Savannah Cemetery.
vivors are his widow, Mrs.
zabeth M Cooper;; 3 sisters,
Bessie Robinson of New
City; Mrs. Mabel Mungin,
troit. Mic-h.; and Mrs
Scott; Lee Cooper. Rev.
of Detroit, nephew, nieces.
Mrs. R. Robinson and
Idren of Sheldon, S. C.,
Lfr. and Mrs. Paul Ladson
(Firs. Janie Wilson Sunday.
for 1960-61.” The class mothers
for other grades are Mrs. Leonia
; Jefferson of Mrs. Hattie Jones’ 1st
grade, second honor; and Mrs.
Mary O. Jackson of Mrs. Gene¬
vieve Clarke’s 1st grade, third
honor.
A program was presented by
Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Sexton, and
Mrs. Jones’ classes which was
highlighted by remarks from the
principal, W. G. Dixon. Total col¬
lected was $291.59.
Mrs. Lillie Robinson is presi¬
dent of the P. T. A. and Mrs. Vera
Mae Golden is chairman and re¬
porter for the Ways and Means
Committee,
SAHDFLY
Sunday at Union Baptist
' church the pastor, Rev.
D. E.
Rellford, delivered the morning
sermon.
The Home Burial Society of
1 Oliver met Sunday.
The Four Roses Social club
met at the home of Miss J.
i Oglesby.
The Choir Union will meet
with Meldrim Baptist church,
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MISS LEONTINE CARROLL. A::-
sistant Professor of Library |
Atlanta University as she
Coach WaHy Butts of Georgia and immediate past president
of the National Football Coaches Association, assures little Lee
Vergason of Decalur, Georgia that he is calling signals for
Sidney Smilh (60) and Tommy Milner (10), members of the
Athens High School football team, as he sends them and other
high school football players out to solicit Dollars for Crippled
Children on Crippled Children's Day of the Easter Seal Came
jiaign. Coach Way man Sellers (far right) of Athens High has
pledged his team to help.
At the thought of football players carrying the ball for
other crippled children, l.ee thinks about the sight of hundreds
of high school football players out on Crippled Children's Hay.
Little Lee has received treatment at the Atlanta Easter Seal
Treatment (’enter.
The Easter Seal Campaign is a project of the National Foot¬
ball Coaches Association and is receiving cooperation from high
school football teams all over the state. When one of their boys
calls on you, April 9tli, give your Dollars for ( rippled Children.
THE SAVANNAH TRIBrNr. SAVANNAH. GEOBCSU
SSC Dean’s List
Includes 20 Students
Timothy C. Meyers, dean of fac¬
ulty, Savannah State College, an¬
nounces that twenty persons have
been named to the dean's list for
the spring quarters.
Each person whose name is list¬
ed below has attained an average
of 2.®0 or higher on a full pro¬
gram during the winter quarter
I960.
Alfreds Anderson, senior, ele¬
mentary; Eva C. Boseman, junior,
general science; Dorothy L. Brown,
senior, elementary education; Hioh-
ard M. Coger, freshman, industrial
education.
James E. Deen, senior, biology;
Norman B. Elmore, freshman,
English; Charles H. Frasier, soph-
omore, chemistry; Nathaniel John-
son, senior, mathematics; Willie
Mae Julian, senior, business
ministration; Annette C. Kennedy,
sophomore, mathematics.
Bernita Kornegay, freshman,
business education; Rose Ann
Lanier, senior, mathematics; Vir-
ginia Mercer, junior, business;
Rosalyn Sturdy, senior, social sci-
ence; Lily S. Taylor, senior, home
economies; Mildred Thomas, seni-
or, elementary education.
Jacquelyn E. Walker, senior, ele-
addresses National Library Week
Convocation at Savannah State
College.
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Mrs. F. Gresham, Miss F. Gan-
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was
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A movie on Decimals was shown.
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Mrs. Emma Wright, delegate trv-
P. T. A. convention in Eu-
(la., made a report. Mrs.
Brown, principal, com¬
on Pre-School ;¥*»itakL<.)Jk'M
April 13, and the play tv«
presented by the Little
on April 7. • 1 ' jT*
The attendance banner was
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