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The cast and crew of ‘“Sorry, Wrong Number'’, a One-Act play. First row, |to r; Annagene
Barham, Telephone Operator; Diane Jones, Chief Operator; Rebecca Knighton, Mrs. Stevenson;
Sharon Evans, Telephone Operator; Deborah Stephens, curtain; Carol Evans, property manager;
Back row, 1 to r: Danny Phillips, Lights; Clink Alexander, murderer; Bill Warrick, Western
Union; Mike Collier, Businessman; Roger Sammons, Sargeant Duffy.
The District One-Act Play,
“‘Sorry, Wrong Number,’’' by Lu=
cille Fletcher, will be held in
Douglas, Georgia for the District
One=Act play competition, Wed=
nesday, January 14, and inchapel
at Mangham Auditorium Thurs=
day, January 15 at 9:30 a.m. The
public is cordially invited to
attend: There will be no ad=
mission.
This radio classic was ori=-
ginally done by Agnes Moore=-
head on ‘‘Suspense’’ and was one
of radios ten ‘‘bests'’. An out=
standing study in suspense, it is
the tale of a neurotic invalid,
whose only contact with the out=
side world is her phone. Over
this, one night because of a
crossed wire, she hears plans
for a murder, which turns out
to be her own. Her frantic
efforts to enlist help through
the only means at her disposal,
her growing terror and reali
zation of the truth, and (along
the way) the hints about her own
life and personality she lets drop,
make this a full character por=-
trait not only of herself butof the
unseen murderer, whose Identity
and motivations are surmised but
never revealed. The play |is
directed by Mrs. Bruce Houston.
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Clink Alexander as the murderer stabs Mrs. Stevenson played
by Rebecca Knighton.
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Local FFA makes
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preparations for
Nat. FFA Week
The Early County High FFA
officers held their monthly meet
ing, Thursday, January 8, 1970
at the Vocational Ag Department.
Plans were made for the cele~
bration of National FFA Week
to be held in February. The
officers, sweethearts, and ad=
visers will attend a Leadership
Training Clinic to be held in
Cuthbert on Tuesday, January
13, 1970.
James Rogers
Reporter
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EARLY COUNTY NEWS, THURSDAY, JAN. 15, 1970
SCHOOL NEWS
Beta Club views
film on Spain
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at Jan. meeting
The Early County High Beta
Club held it's monthly meeting,
January 7, 1970, on Wednesday
afternoon. The club was opened
by a very inspiring devotional.
Annette Davis, program chair
man, presented a film about the
many wonderous sites of Spain,
as well as the type of clothing
worn there. This very interest=
ing program gave a better in=
sight into Spain’s way of life.
After the film, refreshments
were served by David Sheffield
and Stanley Holley. The group
discussed briefly the High School
Newspaper to be published next
week.
Juniors sell
Note Cards to
finance banquet
The Early County High School
Junior Class now has on Sale-
Note Cards of Georgia. Georgia
offers a new and modern world
of things to see and do in a world
of history and contrast. The
largest state east of the Missis
sippi River, Georgia, the Peach
State, is truly a land of beauty
and historic charm. The note
cards now on sale are for the
purpose of raising money for
the Junior-Senior Banquet. They
offer a glimpse of beauty which
abounds throughout this beautiful
state of ours.
Twelve beautiful note cards
with sites of Georgia for $1.25
may be purchased from anyone
in the Junior Class or at the
Radio Statione
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times more damage on the aver
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the Insurande Information In
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Seniors featured
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Early Co. High
Featured Seniors at Early
County High School this week
are Melissa Bates, Susan Jan
Cheney, Robert Lane Brown, and
George Thomas Clines.
Melissa, 16, the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. George Bates, is
a member of the Beta Club and
Future Business Leaders of A=
merica and has held member
ship in these clubs the past
three years. She is reporter
for the FBLA and is a former
member of the FHA. She is
a member of the annual staff
this year and formerly played
basketball, going out for bas
ketball her freshman, sophomore
and junior years. Her hobby
is sewing. She is a member
of the Southside Baptist Church,
Blakely. After graduation she
plans to study IBM and further
her studies as a secretary.
Jan, 17, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. E, K. Cheney of Ar
lington is secretary of the Fu
ture Teachers of America at
ECHS, she has been a member
of the FTA three years and is
a former member of the Junior
Beta Club and FHA, She is a
member of the Arlington Bap
tist Church; her hobby is cook=
ing. She plans to attend Geor
gia Southwestern College this
fall.
Robert, 17, son of Mr. and
Mrs. G, R. Brown, is a mem=
ber of the Science Club at Early
County High School, his hobby
is sports and he plans to attend
college this fall and major in
physical education. He is a
member of the Southside Bap
tist Church, Blakely and takes
active part in youth activities.
Tommy, 17, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Hubert J. W. Clines is a
member of the FTA at ECHS
and serves as co-chairman of a
committee, and is a member of
the football team. His hobbies
are hunting and fishing. He is
a member of the Springfield
Church of God in Early County.
Mildew is a fungus.
F.H.A.’ers Work Toward State Degrees
Five Early County High School
Future Homemakers dre busy
preparing their final applica=-
tions for the State Homemaker
Degree. They are Judy Collier,
Terry Smith, Kerry Waller,
Vicky Cheek and Loyette Ste=-
vens.
The State degree is one of
the highest awards a Future
Homemaker can receive. To
be eligible to work toward this
honor, an FHA’er must hold the
Chapter Degree and must have
a two year record of active
participation in FHA. The State
Degree applicants work toward
6 goals which will lead to their
improvement both as individuals
and as family members. The
degrees are awarded by the State
Association and recipients are
entitled to wear the torch on
their FHA pins, symbolizing this
high achievement. In the Spring
a luncheon will be held honoring .
the girls who receive FHA's
highest award.
Judy is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. E. J. Collier of Blak=
ely. She is serving as second
vice president of FHA this year
and has previously served as
Historian. She has represent=-
ed FHA at two National Con
ventions, State Convention and
District meeting. She is a mem=
ber of Boyett's Junior Fashion
Board. Her hobbies are horse
back riding and art. :
Terry is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. W, S, Smith of Blakely.
She has served as Honor Roll
Chairman of FHA and is now
serving as Historian. She has
attended Fall and Spring Dis=-
trict Meetings. She is active
in the First Methodist Church
and holds an after school job
at Boyett's Dept. Store. Her
hobbies are sewing, cooking and
swimming,.
Kerry, the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. L. J. Waller, plays
guard on the basketball team.
She is chairman of the Parent=
Daughter Banquet in FHA and is
active in the 4-H Club. Her
hobbies are writing, sewing and
cooking. She has attended Fall
District Meet. She attends New
Hope Baptist Church.
Vicky is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Cheek. She ser
ves as FHA Project Chairman
this year and has previously
served as chairmanof FHA Week.
She is a Library Assistant and a
member of the First Baptist
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wards an FHA’er can receive, are (standing) Vicky Cheek'and
Judy Collier. Seated, from L to R: Terry Smith, Loyette Stevens
and Kerry Waller.
Church. Her hobbies are sew
ing, cooking and swimming. She
attended Spring District Meeting.
Loyette’s parents are Mr. and
Mrs. O. M. Stevens, Jr., of Ce=
dar Springs. Loyette is a guard
on the basketball team and active
in the Assembly of God Church.
She is serving as assistant
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Parent-Daughter Chairman and
was chairman of FHA's Home=
coming Float. Her hobbies are
skating, sewing and playing bas=
ketball.
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