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SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1951,
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What Athens School Children
Will Eat This Week.
Menus for Week of December 3-7
MONDAY
Hamburgers
Turnip Greens ' Mashed Potatoes
Butter ~ Milk Cherry Pie
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TUESDAY
Baked Ham
Apple and Sweet Potato Souffle English Peas
Hot Rolls Butter Milk Honey
\_V—EDNESDAY
Dried Beans Weiners Sauer Kraut
Butter Milk
Cake Squares — Orange Juice
THURSDAY
Meat Loaf
Green Beans Buttered Corn
Hot Biscuit Butter Milk Apple
FRIDAY
Chicken Pie Glazed Carrots Lima Beans
Wholewheat Biscuit Butter Milk
Fruit Jello
Chase Street Fifth
And Six Grades In
Thanksgiving Sing
Mrs. Robinson’s Class
The first garders were glad to
get back to school this week after
a nice Thanksgiving vacation. We
had many experience to tell dur
ing our sharing time. Last week we
enjoved turkey cookies, Bobby
Fulcher brought.
We began this week by singing
Christmas songs when Mrs. Ison
met with us Monday. We had look
ed forward to this for weeks.
Priscilla Price has joined our
class and we are very glad to have
her, She came from North Caro
lina and had been reading about
Dick and Jane just as we have.
We are enjoying planting bulbs.
Each one has a can with a bulb
planted in it. We put them in a
dark place until the plant begins
te grow and then we put them in
the window and watch them turn
green. We are anxious to see who
will have a bloom first.
Miss Smith’s Class
Jimmy Yearwood had a birth
dav. He was seven years old. His
mother brought us some candy. It
was so good.
Parks Laniers was glad to tell us
about his new baby brother that
came Thanksgiving. His name is
Wayne.
We had & happy Thanksgiving
and are /1! busy correcting letters
to Santa Claus. We are working
hard to make our room pretty.
We like to make Christmas decora
tion. It is hard for us to finish
our work for we have so much.
Mrs. Dickerson’s Class
Many of us had trips out of
town over the week end holiday,
others had eampany.
Linda McDonald brought us a
twig from a tree that had a birds
nest in its branches. Other collec
tions for our science center are
leaves that Joyce Wilson, Rita
Scott and Lynda Bullock brought.
Judy Perkins brought beautiful
reses for us to enjoy. We also had
a treat frem Jackie Hill who
served us candy.
We are especially enjoying read
ing this week as we have many
books from the regional library.
We enjoy many kinds of storieg
but we like those about people
very much.
Mrs. Thomas told us about a
tamous aritst Miro. She also
showed ug ofther interesting and
colorful pictures. We enjoyed our
S»ivtures as they were very color
ul also.
Since we have been studing the
3rd multiplication, we had a les
son abeut buying 3¢ stamps. We
also learned about making change
from this lesson; we enjoy using
numbers in many ways.
We have had very interesting
English lessons. We are trying to
keep our papers very neat as we
write two paragraphs.
Mrs. Rowland’s Class
We have been studying nouns
this keed, We wrote some on
big cards and put them on the bul
letin board. Then we made fifteen
sentences which them. It is a lot of
fun
luesday afternoon we went to
Miss Zuber’s. We saw two pic
tures. One show was about ex
ploring anéd the other was about
sengs. .
We have been studying diree
tons. Our teacher lets us play a
game. She tells the ones that
have red on to go north and the
mes who have blue on to go south
We know south, east, north, west,
and all the directions in between.
\londay we went to Mrs. Tabor’s
room for musie. We sang Christ
mas songs. Mrs. Ison played some
Christmas musie for us.
foby Tarpley is in charge of
our morning devotatianal.
Each of us will have a time to be
i charge. We have tried to keefi
our room pretty., We keep our boo
eases clean. \ge dust things that
need it, We water our plant in the
window, We can do better work
In a clean room.
—Frankie Johnson
_ Mrs. Eberhardts’ Ciass
The fifth and sixth grades of
Chase Street School joined other
fitth and gixth grades of city
#chools in a Thanksgiving program
which wae broadcast from the
V;;”' Presbyterian Church on
zl'dnuday morning, November
On Monday, November Zflfi‘
Kl;}*; Ison introduced severa
“hristmag Qarols for us to learnm
for the Chrietmas season. On the
a‘““‘ day we learned two new fol:
fpnoes “ ested Men” an
g {"ukb'tngsgo .onful.*n
The P. F. A. of our sehool has
bought l}w reeords and two new
¥ecord-players for us to use dur
gd rhythm period. We enjoy folk
“arnees very much.
Owr clags members enjoyed the
’RxanLdvh. holiday lasi week
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and week end so very much. While I
some of our class went to the |
country to visit their grandparents
others went fishing and hunting,
During the sharing period, Eetty
Ann, Glinda and Troy told about
’going to the country and helping
-with “hog-killing.” |
| —lvy Jean Fortson
—Mildred McDaniel
Mrs. Thornton’s Class |
We enjoyed our Thanksgiving |
holiday, but were happy to be
back with our friends at school.
We practiced hard for the Thanks
giving radio program and were
glad to be able to sing for every
one to hear.
We ‘had a nice Thanksgiving‘
party with chocolate milk and
cookies. Mrs. Berryman brought
us ice cream.
Randall Wheless, Bobby Chris
tain, Jerry Fitzpatrick, and Andy
Doster brought gray clay and we |
had fun working with it in art. |
Jimmy Collinsworth’s three dogs
were very good. l
We are sorry that one of our |
good friends and classmates, San
dra Windfrey, is moving to Ala-|
bama. We hope she will like her
new home. 'i
We are now dividing by two |
numbers in Arithmetic and are
proud of our progress.
We are studying about the city
of Athens from the booklet put
out for taxpayers. ‘
Our new tresurer is Jerry Fritz
patrick.
We have made some rules for
conversation, and are trying es- |
pecially hard to follow our golden (
rule “Never speak when someone |
else is talking.” |
Chrisimas Songs
Being Learned
I can light a candle
God can light a star
Both of them are useful
Shining where they are.
That is one of the new songs!
we are learning for Christmas. We
are beginning to make decorations 1
for our tree, too. We: want to
make all of them ourselves. i
We are also starting to work
on our Christmas Pageant. The
girls are to be angels with real
feathered wings. The boys will be
shepards and carry canes.
We are glad to welcome Jac-l
queline Eentenberg and her mo
ther, Mrs. Entenberg and Stephen
Sears with his mother, Mrs. Sears
to our group.
—Johnny Bondarant
—lsobel Johnstone
Basketball Teams
Play At Junior
High School
Last week in Physical Education
the boys started basketball, and
are enjoying it very mruch. The
girls under Mrs. Shortt finished
their volleyball tournament Wed
nesday. Sara Foster’s team won
over June Whitehead’s team, and
Nancy Eberhart’s team won over
Barbara Wallace’'s team in the
semi-finals. Sara Foster's team
became Junior High's volleyball
champions by beating Nancy Eb
erhart’s team by a score of 44 to
46 |
The “Y” boys who went to
Washington to stay for nearly a |
week got back last Sunday after- 1‘
noon. Some of the sights they saw {
were the Lincoln and Jefferson |
Memorials, Smithsonian Institute, |
the Capitol, the Tomb of the Un- |
| known Soldier, Washington Mon- ‘
ument, and Mount Vernon. Theyi
also saw the Luray Caverns in'
Virginia. {
The boys that made the trip to |
Washington surely appreciate Co
bern Kelley, who drove the bus
for them up there and back and
kept the boys in good order. This
trip would not have been possible
if it hadn’t been for Mr: Kelley:
Room 5 elected new officers for
the second quarter. They are Alice
Laney, president; Ronny Stephens,
vice-president; Betty Crawford,
secretary; and Harry Saye, treas- 1
urer.
The Y-Teens had a square dance {
Friday night and everyone enjoy- |
ed it very much.
SONNY DILLARD.
RAY MALCOM.
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OLDEST DRIVER
SHEET HARBOR, N. S.—(AP)
__Nova Scotia’s oldest licensed au
tomobile driver is 93-year-old
Henry Hall of this eastern shore
town. Active and alert despite his |
years, he has had only one acci
dent in 86 years of driving — he
| knocked the hub cap off another
| car while passing on & narrow
| road 35 years ago. I
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