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Attendance At
Oconee Street
Creates Pride
| Kindergarten
| We are proud to say that we
"had one hundred pcrcent attena
fance this weex. ‘
On Monday Lamar Welch
brought two story books to
school. One was named “Bunny’s
Adventure,” the other one was
I“Wiggletail.” The pictures were
pretty and we enjoyed hearing
the stories read.
Martha" Ann Reaves and Jac
quelin Daniel brought beautiful
‘yellow and white chrysanthe-]
imums to out in our room and
lwe are enjoying them very{
"much.
Jacquelin Daniel had a birth
‘day on Tuesday and her mother
‘sent us a pretty birthday cake
/and ice cream for our dessert
after our good school lunch. We
|sang “Happy Birthday” to Jac
(quelin.
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| Mrs, Allan’s Class |
I We had a picture show. We
made stories about the show. We
‘read the stories. These are our
I'stories:
‘ We saw a mother cat. She had
;three baby kittens. They were
pretty kittens. Mother cat fed
them. Mother cat washed them.
They grew and grew. The [arm
ler’s wife gave two away. One
Jwas left with his mother on the
l;farm.
I Miss Ellice Woods’ Class
We have so many nice reading
ibocKs in cur romo and we enjoy
che stories in them. Some of the
" books are oo hard for us to read
now, but next spring we will be
able to read them.
| Miss Ellice has been telling us
'about the Pilgrims who came to
sur country to live so long ago.
(We liked the story about the
friendly Indian who came to see
ithem and showed them how to
iplant corn.
| We learned an Indian song
‘called “Grinding Corn.” The In
[dian women ground corn be
tween big rocks.
| We enjoyed the holiday which
we had last Friday. The teachers
Iwent to a meeting in Elberton.
Mr¢, Thurman’s Room
We were so happy to have a
new girl come to our room last
Thursday. Her name is Flora
Samson and she comes from
Hapeville, Ga.
Our class has started work on
a little Thanksgiving program.
We have a good time working
on it. i
We are learning many interest
ing things about the people who
come to our country called the
Pilgrimis. We found that the
word Pilgrim means traveler.
SARA STEVENS.
LINDA CROWLEY.
Miss Hancock’s Class
. We have enjoyed drawing
Pilgrim scencs this week. We
drew log cabins with trees and
stumps around them. Larry Lav
ender drew a scene showing the
Pilgrim homes and Indian wig
wams nearkty. Johnny Tolber:t
drew an Tlndianin a canoe. Cloyce
les drew & scene showing the
Indians and Pilgrims.
;- We drew cornstalks, pump
kins and turkeys. We made a
border of them. We have log
cabine and wigwams, Indians,
r.-md a canoe on the standtable,
Billv Sheiton and Grady Bales
fixed some branches to look like
trees. These separate the log
cabins from the wigwams.
A new boy has joined our
class. His name is Paul Sampson.
We are glad to have him in our
room.
BOBBY STEPHENS.
Miss Wallace’s Class
We had a good time this week.
At playtime we did something
different most every day.
We are glad that Jimmy
Brooks is able to be back with
us.
| We studied Roman numerals in
’arithmetic this week. Most of us
did quite well. In all of our sub
je¢ts we have been reviewing
for quarterly tests and hope thot
we make good.
Rainy days are not so gloomy
when you have something inter
esting to do. At playtime on
Tuesday, a rainy day, we saw a
movie, “The Adventures of Bun
ny Rabbit.” We saw this picture
last year, but it is one you don’t
mind seeing a second time. On
Wednesday we enjoved folk
games with Miss Roundtiree and
Miss Luke. |
Mrs. Hopper’s Class :
Last week was a happy week.’
Every moining we would come to
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school hoping all of our class
mates would be there. They were
there every day. We had only
two absences during the last
perind. One boy and one girl
had an absence. We hove to have
iou}f party safter we finish our
;examinations next week.
‘ We hope many of our mothers
and fathers will come to see us
next weex.
~ We have all written playlets on
the settlemnent of Plymouth, Mas
sachuseits, and the first Thanks
giving Day. Helen Escoe and
Carlton Jaines took the playlets
and combined them into a nice
play of six scenes. Every mem
ber of our class has a part to
learn, and we will present this
some time soon.
~ We enjoyed our holiday Fri
day. | -
Mrs, Sayes' Class |
We saw two movies about pets.
One tol'd us how to care for our
pets. The other was about “Lit
tle Bunny Rabbit” We wrote a
story about Bunny Rabbit.
Jackie FHill had a birthday
Wednesday. Mrs. Saye drew a
cake on the hoard for her. We
sang “Heppy Birthday” to her. =
| Robert Emcry White was sick
last week. We missed him. We
hope he will he at school Mon
‘day. ?
' Linda Howington, Vivian Coile
lamd Helen Escoe brought pretty
(flowers for our room.
Mrs. McCoy’s Class
The P. T. A. met Thursday
evening at 7:30 o'clock at Oco
nee Street School, and the Sixth
Grade game the following pro
gram featuring the Pilgrim of
long ago*
. Song—Piedge to the Flag. ’
Lords' Prayer. :
Psalm 1060.
Song—Prayer of Thanksgiving.
Play—“The Days of Old.” f
Act I—Women seated, knitting,
sewing, spinning, emkroidering.
Songs — “Old Hundred,” “Tho
Spirning Wheel.” !
Act I — Pilgrim children at
work.
Song—“We Are Pilgrim Chil
dren.”
Discussion of their work.
Margaret teils a story.
Song—'‘For the Beauty of the
Earth.”
College Ave. School
Sixth Grade Holds
Practice Election
Miss Wood’s Class
Last Thursday we had our
Dad’s Night P. T. A. We had some
pretty writing and numbers
mounted for our parents to see.
We are reading in our Nip and
Tuck book. It is fine to read. On
Mondays we go to the kindergar
ten room for rhythms. Mrs. Bran
denburg plays for us. We like to
play singing games.
JIMMY NOELL.
JERRY PACE.
Mrs. Meicaif’s Room
This has been a short week,
but we have done lots of work.
One day five of us got new
orange books. Our mothers were
very proud of us. On another day
seven of us got pretty yellow
books. How smart we felt!
On Tuesday tewlve of us sent
in painting to the Art display.
We had so many good ones it was
heard to choose the ones to be
sent.
The P. T. A. announcement we
wrote were very good, our teach~
er said. We all kept our words
right down on the lines where
they should be.
Two lovely bouquets were
brought this week. Jerry brought
yellow flowers and Hoyt brought
purple ones.
We hope Beverly will be back
to school Monday. We missed her.
Mrs. Matthews Class
Some of us are getting our
teeth fixed. We want to have all
of them fixed or checked as soan
'as we can.
- We are reading a health bock
‘in this book we are reading about
foods that are good for us—the
way we should sit, stand, and
walk—going to bed about seven
o'clock every night and the kind
of clothes we should wear. We
made health scrap books to show
pictures of these things that we
:should do. !
15 boys and girls in our room
have not missed a day during the
month. Some had colds, and some
mumps.
Mrs. Willianason’s ‘Class
We enjoy our rhythm class with
Mrs. Metcalf every Monday, our
Musie with Miss Luke, every
Wednesday, our music with Miss
Louis and Miss Louise on Friday
and our play periods with “Miss
Jo” everday. We had two nice art
lessons last week. Some of our
pictures: were sent over to the
University to be judged.
Miss Williamson is pleased with
the reading, spelling and arithme
tic most of us are doing. We had a
cute movie about goats and an
other of beautiful harp music. |
We are working to get enough
money to buy us a radio for our
room, because otir school has only
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Athens Joins Observance Of
American Education Week
By Magdalene Glenn
Beginning today and extending
through November 13, American
Education Week will be celebrat
ed throughout the nation. Nation
al sponsors are the National Edu
cation Association, the American
Legion, the United State Office of
Education and the National Con
gress of Parents and Teachers.
The American Legion was instru
mental in the founding of Nation
al Education Week,
The general theme selected this
year is Strengthening the Founda
tions of Freedom. In these critical
times when democracy is being
weakened in many places over the
waorld, we dare not be complacent
about it at home. As American
citizens we are warned daily
through the press and over the
radio to consecrate ourselves
anew to our precious ideals, to
be watchful of the basic freedoms
upon which' our way of life de
pends and protect them from all
outside interference. There is an
urgent need for more vigorous in
‘struction in American democra
10 Sow-Tacws Mppane
In State Legislature
ATLANTA, Nov. 6 —(AP) —
Sixteen new members of the
Georgia legislature will make
their bows when the General As
sembly convenes in extra session
November 16. .
They were elected November 2
to fill vacancies and will serve
only-through the extra session, as
the entire body goes out of office
when the new legislature meets
for a regular term in January.
There were 17 vacancies, but
Treutlen county did not elect a
successor to Rep. I. H. Hall, who
died during the 1947 session.
The names of the new legisla
tors were certified to Secretary of
State Ben W. Fortson today from
all counties except Whitfield and
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WGAU-CBS
1340
SUNDAY MORNING
6:ss—News.
7:oo—Sunday Morning Serenade.
B:oo—Sterchi Trio.
B:3o—Oorgan Moods,
B:4s—Yesterday, Today, Tomor
row.
9:oo—The Bible for Today. .
9:ls—Morning Melodies.
9:3o—News.
9:4s—Trinity Choir of St. Paul’s
Cathedral (CBS).
10:00—Forum Class Discussion.
11:00—Warren Sweeny (CBS).
11:06—Howard K. Smith (CBS).
11:15—The Newsmakers (CHS).
11:30—Our Churcn on the Air.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON
12:15—-News.
12:30—Peoples Pratrorsu (CBS).
1:00—Bing Crosby—Philco
Radio Time.
1:30—Tell It Again.
2:oo—Festival of Song (CBS).
2:3o—You Are There (CBS),
3:oo—Amnmerican Education
Week.
3:3o—Columbia Masterworks of
Music.
4:3o—Skyways To the Stars
(CBS)
s:oo—Guest Star,
s:ls—News.
s:3o—Strike It Rich (CBS).
6:oo—The Family Hour (CBS).
SUNBAY EVENING
- 6:3o—The Pause That Refreshes
(CBS).
- 7:oo—Cene Autry Show (CBS).
. 7:3o—Amos 'n Andy (CBS).
B:oo—Adventures of Sam Spade
(CBS).
B:3o—Phillip Marlowe Mystery
Adventure (CBS).
B:3o—Cabin B-13 (CBS).
9:oo—Electric Theater (CBS).
9:3o—Our Miss Brooks (CBS).
10:00—Lum ’n Abner (CBS). |
10:30—Cabin B-13 (CBS). ‘
11:00—Georgia News.
11:05—Music America Loves. ‘
one now.
We were proud so many of our
parents came to P. T. A. Thurs
day night. We hops all the chil
dren enjoyed their holiday Friday
'and that the teachers enjoyed
their meeting in Elberton.
Miss Johnson’s Class
. Our Hallowe’en party last Fri
day was a big success. Everything
was fun and we especially enjoy
ed the puppet show. We want to
thank Mrs. Ferd Johnson, Annie
Jack Patrick, Jane Elder and Dou
glas Link of Watkinsville for pre
{senting such a lovely show. Our
{class also gave a Hallowe’en pro
ito the whole school on Friday
i morning. Everybody took part.
1 -~ We are proud of our attendance
this month. Only seven people
have been absent.
Our school work is improving,
| especially, our arithmetic. We are
anxious to learn our arithmetic
better.
Mrs. Marshall’s Class
We voted for president in our
. class room on election day. Mr.
Truman was the winner. We lis
tened to the radic Wednésday to
hear all about the election.
’ In our rhymthms class we are
having fun learning a new dance.
| The boys dance with the girls and
t.h:l)l' are trying real hard to dance
well.
- We had the Pumpkin Walk in
‘our room at the school Hallowe’en
| party. We all took part in getting
our room realy. Several of our
mothers were nice enough to help
too. Everybody had a good time
at the party. Sy
1 ‘e are lookink forward to nex
| : 145 448 farsags ere s
¢y. The number one job of our’
schools and colleges is to teach
the values, rights and duties of
citizenship. As the minds and
hearts of children, youth and
adults are imbued with the prin
ciples of our free government,
they help to strengthen the foun
dations of freedom, build national
unity, and develop the leadership
needed to cope with world affairs.
Our schools must be equipped for
this vital job. :
Local observance of American
Education Week will include daily
articles in the Banner-Herald con
tributed by specialists on topics
relating to the general theme, open
hours in all the schools on Tues
day, November 9, reference in
church services, merchant-spon
sored new placards, assembly pro
grams in the schools, Parent-
Teacher associations and other
programs. The movie trailer in the
local theater and radio programs
donated to American Education
LWeek over WGAU are sponsored
illags the American Legion Post No.
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Cherokee.
New members of the State Sen
ate are W. Frank Lee, jr., Wilkes
county, for the 50th District;
James F. Darby, jr., Toombs
county, 15th District; K. W. Mc-
Elwaney, Fayette county, 26th
District;, Thomas —. McGahee,
Habersham county, 31st District;
and W. P. Dyson, Turner county,
47th District.
New members of the House are
A. S. Dodd, jr., Bulloch; Richard
Z. Vest, Clay; D. B. Mangum, Co
lumbia; W. L. Adams, Eugene
John Hutchins, Gwinnett; Charles
Sticher, Douglas; Henry J. Hollo
way, Schley; J. H. Watson, For
syth, and Malcolm Tillman, Ap
pling.
11:30—CBS Dance Orchestre
12:00—AP News.
12:05—Sign Off.
MONDAY MORNING
6:ss—News.
7:00—Good Morning Circle,
7:3o—World News Briefs.
7:35--Good Morning Circle,
7:ss—Georgia News.
8:00—CBS World News Roundup
(CBS).
9:ls—Glad Tidings Programs.
B:3o—Music Shop Parade.
9:OO—CBS News of America.
9:ls—Barnyard Follies (CBS).
9:3o—Salute to Music.
9:4s—Barnyard Follies (CBS).
10:60—Rich’s Radio School.
10:15—Mid-Morning News,
10:30—Arthur Godfrey (CBS).
11:30—Ring the Bell.
11:45--Rosemary (CBS).
12:00—~Wendy Warren and News
(CBS).
MONDAY AFTERNOON
12:15—Hillbilly Matinee,.
12:45—Farm Flashes,
1:00—Big Sister (CBS),
I:ls—Ma Perkins (CRS).
I:3o—Young Dr. Malone (CBS),
I:4s—The Guiding Light (CBS).
2:oo—Feminine Footnotes,
2:ls—Perry Mason (CBS).
2:3o—This Is Nora Drake
(CBS).
2:4s—Romance of Evelyn Win
ters (CBS).
3:00—1340 Platter Party.
3:25-—News.
3:30—13:40 Platter Party.
4:oo—Hint Hunt.
4:3o—Get Acqueinted Hour,
4:2S—CBS News.
s:oo—Jungle Fim,
s:ls—Sleepy Joe. :
s:3o—Sports Parade,
s:4s—Herb Shriner Time
(CBS).
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