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B tfßi HE- iSI H X*j/ / r<U ’ \ K\/ J? .„ „XjlU*wi„ jJk flh4k&> xm JBF » _... X™*. „j Photo By Frank Bowman Charles T. Walker Chorus Performs The C.T. Walker Elementary School was entertained on Friday with a program in song Head Start King & Queen The Head Start King & Queen Contest that was sponsored by the Head Start Parents culminated on Sunday, December 2, at the Belle Terrace Center with Cynthia Collins as Queen and Fredrick Harrison as King. Runners-up were Felecia Majors and George Davis. Benefits will go toward purchasing Christmas gifts for the Head Start children. After the program the children and teachers entertained the parents and visitors with musical instruments. I Attention I |To have the! JNews-Reviewl {delivered to* * your door | I Call I 1 722-4555 I BENNETT GAS COMPANY IM* UOrtKXi niftlWy AIR CONDITION HEATING APPLIANCES PROPANE GAS RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL lpgas TANKS,SALE OR LEASE r V Free EitlmatM Financing pz GflS **•''— Phons 738-7782—* Let Us Find the Spirit of Christmas and Spread It Through the Community. Fine Products Co. Inc. 827 Telfair Street presented by the chorus. A variety of Christmas songs, hymns and carols were ■hi wB i 4 Mi The children entertaining the parents and visitors with the use of musical instrument: WALLACE’S REAL ESTATE 1132 GWINNETT 722-8838 NIGHTS AND WEEKENDS 736-3388 From Us - To You Joyous Holiday. ■‘7l Rflfek * I ■LkrvXM \i wl 7 ■ \.\X ■ X xHOik y Christmas Peace To All the World. BYRDS ELECTRIC & PLUMBING, INC. 2001 Savannah Rd. Phone 722-6702 performed by the chorus under the direction of Miss Carolyn Lake and student assistant Randy Johnson. ,/z W,"Mi /y x/a ya ta uii iFfW 11 ® i Ifv B ILf'HAPPY holiday ■kb I *- z ' > WyO May Your Christmas Be Filled With the Traditional Joy and Peace of the Season. ■rfuqu&ta Blueprint No. 6 - Bth STREET - PHONE 722-6488 r -» /' f i jbßSp Bfe I 3F% Uyn '7 Y/ I ' J y \L /w i4rL» ift/X. Vw < ' s T/.4R XMerry (Thristnias We Wish for One and All the Many Joys of this Great Holiday. APR© «LD wiq 1044 Broad Street Augusta, Georgia Farawdy Wigs N Thiagt Sand Bar Ferry Presents I Christmas Program I The Sand Bar Ferry Junior High Drama Club, Chorus, and Band were very well received when they presented a Christmas program at the Youth Development Center on Friday, December 14, 1973. The students at the Center had prepared a portion of the program to welcome those from Sand Bar Ferry. Mike Halas welcomed everyone and led in the devotion. Then an ensemble of six boys-Donald Woods, Danny Martin, John Battle, Kenneth Sweatmon, Billy Crumbley, and Anthony Kelley-sang an original song to welcome everyone. Timothy Speer read an original poem entitled “Twas Augusta Tech Luncheon > a ■ X 1 i .w,> - ** W V M yir ****•• - SSllil ? VT w I . “ ~ i\w Tech faculty joins students in holiday feast the Week before Christmas” - also in welcome for the Sand Bar Ferry Students. The remainder of the program was presented by Sand Bar Ferry. The Drama Club presented a one-act play, “No Room In the Inn”, under the direction of Miss Sudderth. The play depicts the innkeeper in Bethlehem and how his attitude toward people changed after the birth of Jesus. The main characters in the play were Danny O’Bryant as the Innkeeper, Marvin Wilson as his servant; Antoine Cochran played the part of Joseph, and Wanda Roberson was Mary. The Ninth Grade Chorus, under the direction of rBBL R TtMyou I goh' >w w-e. OF PATPOAJA&E/ > A/AVP A ' | !r dws j F p/pa/pa y ft J SILAS EVANS’ SERVICE STATION 945 - 7th Street Phone 722-5955 \X\ j// \PI\I/V7r j||| 1974 Greeting? TO FRIENDS OLD AND NEW "THANKS" FOR LETTING US KNOW YOU. . UNDERTAKING ESTABLISHMEN 930 D’ANTIGNAC PHONE 722-4809 - - 722-4800 Miss Prather, presented several Christmas selections, including “God Rest You Merry, Gentlemen”, “The Drummer Boy”, and a new arrangement of “Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer.” The Bank, under the direction of Mr. Charles Burton, played several favorite Christmas songs, as well as a popular song, “111 Be There.” The audience then joined in singing several Christmas carols with the band and chorus. The entire program was enjoyed by the more than 300 boys at the Youth Development Center, and the program will be presented Tuesday morning. December 18, at Sand Bar Ferry Junior High during then Christmas assembly. The Business Education Dept, of the Augusta Area Technical Trade School held its annual Christmas Luncheon at the Ramada Inn Monday. Observed in yule tide tradition with feasting and carols, the festivities were highlighted by guest speaker Curtis E. Cisrow, who spoke on “the Changing Image of A Changing People”. Cisrow is assistant director of the Management Analysis & Utilization Corp. The luncheon is sponsored i iMwi> *Wwi v> l Vj Mh j|L O*Whß| ? W,.;? ’■J! Ak/ jK AIHH " ///s o/ /or<> [J tn UN if /d x/XA i ■ 4 yßßz'! /A the ■ H w•L. 11 KF W IS!! (Jristmas Jy f season. We V\'l a I grcaf f hj | 11 t <>f mankind, i ! | I- th* B B ■ : f!| I f « remain, is I I U ♦ I bringing I I I I 4 J Christmas I»' H| | U through the I ® Fl |B year. BABCOCK & WILCOX The Augusta News-Review • December 20, 1973 - B \ * 1 MILLER SISTERS IN THE NUTCRACKER Sharis (R) and Virlyn Miller danced in the Nutcracker presented by the Augusta Civic Ballet Company. Sharis has been dancing for four years; she made her second appearance this year in this performance as the “Bunny”. Virlyn has been dancing three years and this was her first year in the Nutcracker as a Tin Soldier. They are the daughters of Mr. & Mrs. Augustus Miller. annually by the Business Education Dept., according to Moses McCauley, class president. Those in attendance were class officers; Moses McCauley, president; Levi Turner, vice president; Virginia Simpson, secretary; Patricia Harper, treasurer and Ronnie Jones, parlimentarian. Executive Committee members, Gloria Frazier, Grace Carter, Jammie Washington, John Harris, Linda Jones, Victoria Johnson, Bernice Gibbons, Charles Williams, Tom Holmes and Ronald Lampkin. Faculty members present were Mrs. Janie M. Millsaps, chairman; Marion D. Griffin, Mrs. Betty Vance, Mrs. Kay 0. ( NEEDED EXECUTIVE SECRETARY MINIMUM EXPERIENCE REQUIRED. SEND RESUME TO ROOM 400 - 500 BUILDING OR CALL 724-2246. Spell and Edward C. Riley. Other class members were: Rosa Hurt, Ann Parrish, Marsha Meriweather, Francis Holliman and William “Bill” Ethridge, and the class choir, accompartied by Mrs. Millsaps. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Mrs. Edna Latimer 1112 -1 Sth Street Augusta, Georgia I GIFTS FOR DAD I ANTOPOLSKY ft HARDWARE 3 Page 5