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Mental Health Assoc. Aid
MRS. MORT EWING, (left) President of the Newton County Mental
Health Association, and Donald Stephenson (right), Treasurer, are
shown presenting checks for $450 to Mrs. Willie E. Broughton,
teacher at Washington Street School, and Cecil E. Moody, teacher at
Livingston School, for summer study in the teaching of exceptional
children. The Mental Health Association Is one of the organizations
that participates and receives money from the United Fund In Newton
County.
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Two Teachers
Receive Aid For
Summer Study
Two teachers in Covington sc
hools have been awarded scholar
ships of $450 for study this sum
mer In the teaching of exception
al children by the Newton County
Mental Health Association. Mrs.
Willie E. Broughton, who teaches
a* *he Washington Street School,
will study at Atlanta University.
Mr. Cecil E. Moody, who teaches
at the Livingston School, will
study at the University of Ala
bama.
The scholarships, which are
offered annually by the Newton
County Mental Health Associat
ion, are given to qualified teach
ers who will teach In Newton
County the following year. Teach
ing of exceptional children (those
with organic or emotional pro
blems which impair learning) re
quires unusual personal and tech-
nical qualifications.
Mrs. Broughton has the B. S
degree from Fort Valley State
College In Georgia and has com
pleted her second year of teach
ing at the Washington Street
School in the third grade. Mr.
Moody has the B. S. degree from
the University of Alabama and has
completed three years of teach
ing at Livingston School. One
year of this was spent teaching
retarded and hyperkinetic child
ren.
The Newton County Mental
Health Association is pleased to
be able to contribute to the ed
ucation of these valuable teachers
in Newton County. The Newton
County Mental Health Association
receives Its funds from the United
Fund.
Rotary Hears
Mrs. Rape At
Tuesday Meet
The Rotary Club held their re
gular meeting Tuesday with Dal
las Tarkenton presiding. He wel
comed Mrs. Ruth Lassiter and
Mrs. Margaret Rape, Ro
taryannes, and Bobby Shepherd
as visitors for the meeting.
Tarkenton presented Mrs.
Rape as guest speaker. She gave
several interesting means of se
curing various activities and en
abling members to have more en
thusiasm for projects. Rotary
annes will meet to discuss phases
of this.
Jim Morgan, program chair
man for June 18, announced Roy
Simkins of Augusta, State Repre
sentative from Richmond County,
recently announced candidate for
Republican Congress from the
10th District, and In the real
estate business In Augusta, will
be the guest speaker, This should
be a most Interesting meeting
and members are urged to at
tend.
7 From County
To Receive
Emory Degrees
Seven hundred and forty-nine
persons are candidates for de
grees at Emory University grad
uation exercises Monday, June
13. Dr. J. George Harrar, pres
ident of the Rockefeller Found
ation, will speak at the exer
cises on the Emory quadrangle
at 8:30 a.m. In the event of
rain, they will be held at the
Fox Theatre at 9;30 a.m.
Four from Covington and three
from Oxford are candidates for
degrees at the graduation exer
cises. Those from Covington
are: Johnny L. Capes, DDS;
Lauree Louise Cook, BS In Sci
ence; Charles Kenneth McAllis
ter, Bachelor of Arts; and Char
les Richard Thomas, Bachelor
of Divinity. Those from Oxford
are: William I. Allgood, Jr.,
Bachelor of Arts; J. Bruce Lo
vern, Bachelor of Arts; and Henry
S. Rogers, Doctor of Law.
Dr. Albert C. Outler, profes
sor of theology at Southern Met-
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hodist University, will deliver
the baccalaureate sermon Sun
day, June 12 at 6:00 p.m. In
Glenn Memorial Church.
An additional two hundred and
twenty-two persons who qualified
for degrees earlier In the year
will receive their diplomas at
June graduation.
Tree Dedication
At Old Emory
The public Is cordially Invited
to attend the dedication of a tree
to the memory of Bob Hammond
and Billy Mitchell, who together
contributed 95 years of faithful
and efficient service to Old
Emory.
The service will take place
on the Emory Campus Im
mediatelj' after the sermon, Sun
day, June 12, In front of Few Hall.
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be unveiled honoring these two
men. The program Is sponsored
by the class of 1913 of Emory
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By Mrs. Willie Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dawkins
and Mr. and Mrs. William Daw
kins and children had as their
supper guests on Wednesday night
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hancock,
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Johnson
of Jackson Road and Mr. and
Mrs. Rodney Johnson and baby
of Virginia.
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Mrs. L. C. Johnson continues
quite 111 at Newton County Hos
pital. Her many friends are
remembering her In prayer.
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Mr. and Mrs. Red Carson and
Horace Butler attended the sing
ing at High Shoals Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Roper,
Mrs. Inez Jones and Melvin and
w T Waites were Sunday ni o ht
guests of Mrs. Florie Dobbs,
Betty and Ronnie.
. M r. and Mrs. Die Brown and
Bobby spent Sunday in Augus a
with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Will
iams and Clyde, Jr.
** * *
Mrs. Sarah Miller of Atlanta
spent the day with Mrs. Florie
Dobbs on Friday.
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Mrs. Joel Brown and Mrs.
Alex Temple visited Mrs. Leon
Roseberry in Atlanta on Saturday.
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BUDGET
For
NEWTON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
July 1, 1966 through June 30, 1967
Anticipated Receipts:
T 1 361,000
Taxes u
Other Local Taxes and Appropriations 30,000
Other Local Sources 3,000
State Sources 1.477,024
Agency and Special Funds 358,400
Anticipated Beginning of Fiscal Year Balances:
Committed » 25 . 8 ’°
Uncommitted 1,000
Total Balances 26,890
Total Receipts and Beginning Balances $2,256,314
Anticipated Payments:
Administration $ 26,948
Instruction 1,307,221
Special Instructional Programs 26,900
Attendance Services 7,600
Pupil Trensportation 107,525
Operation and Maintenance of Plant 96,700
Fixed Charges 63,300
Food Services 35,000
Debt Service 191,185
Agency and Special Funds 358,400
Anticipated End of Fiscal Year Balances:
Committed $34,285
Uncommitted 1,250
Total Ending Balances 35,535
Total Payments and Ending Balances $2,256,314
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Mary Baugh, Mr. and Mrs. Milton
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Mrs. Ardell Payne, Jr. and family
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Mrs. Claude Yarbrough, Mrs’
Vate Reynolds and Susan Yar
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Dorsey Reynolds Sunday. Mr’
Reynolds Is at home now and
much Improved.
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To all the others sick In our
community, we wish for them a
speedy recovery.