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j g HOSmM^NEWsJj June 24 ADMITTED Millard Hutton Alan Ward Juanita Watson Martha Childs Jewel Downs DISMISSED Annie Kemp Penny Arnold r June 25 ADMITTED Evelyn Edwards DISMISSED Albert Green Millard Hutton Hilda Overton June 26 ADMITTED Andrea Stocklin Betty Kendrick Eugene Davis George Heintz Lewis Releford Lillian Bledsoe DISMISSED Janet Baldwin Grace Martin Vivian Cainion Baby Boy Cainion Wynell McQuee Baby Boy McQuee June 27 ADMITTED Terrence Bryant Perry FFA News The Perry FFA Siring Band placed K, "l in the Slate String Band finals in Atlanta last week. FFA members playing in the band were Carly Barns ley, Allen Joiner, Reggie Buch anan ami Larry Bennett. There were five bands who were win ners in their respective areas of the stale. Each played a max imum of five minutes. Songs of their own choosing were play ed. This was the second con secutive year that the Perry band has participated in the state finals. Mr. E. H. Cheek, Perry High Vocational Agriculture teacher is attending an Agri business short course at the University of Georgia this week. Proced ures and techniques for placing students ot Vocational Agricul ture in Agricultural businesses as part of their school experi ences will be studied. For sev eral years the Perry Vocational Agriculture department has CUSTOM MADE CABINETS Experienced Contractor • Cabinet Shop • Remodeling • Enclosing carports • Additions • Floors COLVIN CONSTRUCTION CO. GEORGE COLVIN 9174*57 Perry, Ge. Say goodbye Get yourself a RUST-BUSTER! KAjSjER JHWWIIA ROOFING £ SIDING '** * *• * "''**• 1 Wi-.ou. g* *•*■■«« TWIN-RIB* $3.20 P.r 4' x «' Sneei during our Ruat-Butter av.nt More affordable than rust because it won't need paint ing. Will keep buildings up to 15° cooler in summer, warmer in winter. Now is the time to buy-to take advantage of our carload savings! Farmers Mutual Exchange Rt. 3 Ft. Valley, Ga. Ph. 825-3313 DISMISSED t Alan Ward ( ( June 28 ADMITTED t 1 Doris Lamb j Dorothy Ayers t DISMISSED j Lewis Releford Eugene Davis June 29 ADMITTED Myrtle Rowe Betty Whitfield Bertha Wheeler DISMISSED Juanita Watson Willie Riley Leonora Houser i Emily Welb June 30 ADMITTED Anna Brooks Charlene Crowder Larry Crowder Rodney Thompson Queen Lockett DISMISSED Hattie Walker Evelyn Edwards Doris Lamb Terrence Bryant been placing students with Ag ricultural related business as part of their supervised prac tice program. The department was chosen by the stale de partment of education to work with the University of Georgia in carrying out a pilot program in this area several years ago. From Ibis program many other schools are now carrying out the same type program. Mr. Thomas Rahn, Young Farmer and Adult teacher of Vocational Agriculture, has re signed to accept a position ol teacher of Vocational Agricul ture in his home county of Ef fingham. Mr. Rahn taught in the Perry High School for the past year. He was also teach er of horticulture in the high school. Gene Grinstead, Reporter. Ray Family Attends 2 Conventions Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ray have returned home after a ten day trip through Florida. While away, they were guests of the Georgia Muni cipal Association during its 37th convention held at Jek yll Island June 21 23. At Daytona Beach they at tended the Florida Pest Con trol convention, where Mr. Herman Fellton, President, of Getz Exterminators Inc., was a featured convention speaker. Charles and Alan Ray, ac companied their parents on the trip, and brought home seven pounds of bass from a fishing trip at Lake Wales. Argue with the editor. Write him a letter. Extension Club Meets The Houston County Ex tension Home Economics Club met June 2 at the Agri culture building. Seven mem bers were present. Mrs. Joe Klouda, president presided Mrs. Marie Meadows gave the devotional. 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The announcement was made that there will be no further meetings until Sep tember. Miss Helmley will send out letter informing us of the date, also information regarding the state meeting of the Club, tentative dates are September 15 to 17, to be held at Jekyll Island. All Club members are re minded of “Ladies Day” at Flint Electric, Flint Electric Building, Reynolds, Ga., July 9, 1970 at 9:30 a. m. Regist ration, covered dish lunch eon. Hostesses are: Houston County Home Economics Clubs. There will be morn ing and afternoon programs as well as lovely door prizes. Party Honors Miss Miller Miss Susan Miller was hon ored at a “Going Away” par ty, given Tuesday of last week by Miss Bonnie Gib son at her home. The hon oree; her parents, M Sgt. and Mrs. Max Miller, and Paul have gone to Hawaii where they will make their home for a four year tour of duty. A color scheme of green and white was effectively car ried out in the decorations and dainty refreshments. The hostess presented Susan with a pretty yellow gold in itialed anklet. Swimming was enjoyed during the afternoon. Miss Gibson was assisted in entertaining by her moth er, Mrs. Alvin Gibson. Eight friends of the hono- The Home Journal, Perry, Ga., Thursday July 2, 1970 ree joined her and her hos tess for this delightful oc- I casion. PERSONALS Mr. Jack Pitts and his mother, Mrs. Jack Pitts, Sr., returned home Friday from a tour of the west coast, in cluding also the Grand Can yon and Hoover Dam. They also visited relatives in San Diego, California and Gulf port, Miss. . DAVIS - PULPWOOD (0. WE BUY Pulpwood, Sawtimber and Timbarland Ragistarad For«tter JOE DAVIS 987-1221 Parry, Ga.