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The third grade class of Louise Ibim at Tucker
Elementary School is studying the parts of a
letter. Some of the objectives include un
derstanding the social significance of letters,
and learning the skills of letter writing by
writing the various kinds of letters. The students
learned that parts of a letter are: heading,
greeting, body, closing and signature. Through
their writing the children have learned that
letter writing is away to make new friends and
keep in touch with old friends. “Annabelle” is a
song made popular at the school by the principal,
Gene Henderson. Students pictured are: left to
right - Keith Purcell, Doug Campbell, Shawn
Daniel, Tara Askew, Keith Ragin, Ashley
Clayton, Katherine Tweedy, Chandra Studstill
and Karl Everidge.
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Survey Shows Perry
Residents Pay Less
For Electric Service
Georgia Power’s
residential consumers in
Houston County paid less
for electricity in October
than consumers of any
other investor - owned
utility listed in a survey
conducted monthly by a
Jacksonville, Fla., power
system, Perry Local
Manager, Bobby An
derson, reported this
week.
“The Jacksonville
Electric Authority sur
vey,” he said, ‘‘showed
Georgia Power
customers in this area
paid $40.68 for 1,000
kilowatt-hours (kwh) of
electricity in October.
Only six of the 60 systems
surveyed showed con
sumers paying less for
electricity than did those
of Georgia Power with all
six being either govern
ment or government -
owned systems.”
He pointed out that
purphasers of residential
electricity in New York
City paid nearly three
times as much for 1,000
kwh, $110.33, as did
Georgia Power con
sumers. In San Diego,
Calif., a similar usage
cost $96.21; in Newark,
N.J., $89.87; in Bartow,
Fla., $85.52; and in Green
Cove Springs, Fla.,
$80.44.
The survey is con
ducted monthly among 60
electric systems in the
nation. The survey also
showed that Georgia
County Christmas Seal Goal Announced
Arnie Kuypers, 1980
Christmas Seal chair
person for Houston
County, has announced
that the Christmas Seal
goal for this county will
be $14,000.
Residents of Houston
County are asked to
answer their Christmas
Seal letter today. ‘‘The
authentic 1980 Christmas
Power consumers in the
lower power brackets
(500 and 750 kwh) paid
less for their electricity
than did customers of 52
other utility systems
listed in the review of 60.
The figures do not
include sales taxes.
Cheesemakers call the holes
in Swiss cheese "eyes."
Seals were designed by
the children of America
and support the Georgia
Lung Association in its
fight against such lung
diseases a tuberculosis,
emphysema, bronchitis,
asthma, pneumonia,
influenza and a host of
others,” Kuypers said.
Other efforts of the
Lung Association are to
HOUSTON HOME JOURNAL, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1980
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This colorful bulletin board located in Gail Soles’ fourth grade
classroom at Tucker Elementary School reminds all of Thanksgiving:
the season when the earth displays her finest works of art. and the
poetry of thankfulness is written in the heart" Pictured are: back row -
Heather Davis, Kevin Beckham, Loretta Simmons. Ginger Kinnas,
Adrian Green. Middle row - LeAnne Schmitt. Donnice Bryant April
Thompson. Paul Hartman. Front row - VWIIIe Barrett. Scott Rutherford
Mark Penland, Darrell Rutherford, Veronica Ingram, Christl Young.
educate the public about
the dangers of cigarette
smoking and air
pollution; education
regarding the care of
lung disease patients for
nurses, physicians,
respiratory therapists,
emergency team
members and health
departments; medical
research into the many
facets of lung diseases;
school health education
and new curriculum
programs; smoking
cessation - education
programs to help
smokers who want to
“kick the habit” and
campaigns to protect the
rights of the nonsmoker
—■——by Mrs. Ruby Tharpe^*—.
Elder E.S. Spearman,
Jr., Elder S. Wilcox, Dea
J.O. Stewart, Jack
Stewart and Mrs. Jim
McKenzie left for
Washington, D.C. last
Friday to visit their
sisters. Elder Spearman
is to be guest speaker at
Mt. Sinia Primitive
Baptist Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim
McKenzie and Mrs. Inez
Sutton of Fitzgerald
attended the funeral their
cousin, Samuel Edwards
in Macon last Wed
nesday.
Mrs. Arthur Tharpe
had as her dinner guests
last Wednesday her niece
and nephew, Mr. and
Mrs. J.D. Tharpe of
Macon.
Thought for the week;
In these days of great
emotion and radical
changes, we need the
steady, persistent and
refreshing inspiration of
spiritual thoughts, which,
entering the texture of
our life in the morning,
will guide and refresh us
through the day, or, in the
evening give a sense of
confidence and peace.
Mr. and Mrs. Solomon
Kendrick had
Thanksgiving dinner with
their daughter Ms.
Frankie Tuggle and
family in Warner Robins.
Mrs. Sarah Hudson of
W. Palm Beach, Fla. is
visiting her mother, Mrs.
Sarah Kendrick and
sister Mrs. Frankie
Tuggle in Warner Robins
for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry M.
Thomas had as their
dinner guest on
Thanksgiving Day, Mrs.
Arthur Tharpe, Mrs.
Annie R. Alexander, Ms.
Henrietta Walker, Mr.
Milton Thomas, Linda,
Pam, Wanda and Nikkie
of Warner Robins, Fenika
and Kewaki. Later in the
afternoon Angela and
Thelma J. Leggett called.
The Norwood, Solomon
and Cainion families
enjoyed a joint
Thanksgiving dinner at
the Cainion home last
Thursday.
Mrs. Annie Brown
spent Thanksgiving in
Warner Robins with her
grandson, Mr. and Mrs.
James Tharpe and
family.
Mr. Bert Bivins of
Macon visited his aunt,
Mrs. Cora Chapman last
Thursday for brunch
with her.
Kings Chapel Memorial
C.M.E. Church cordially
invites everyone to
worship with them the
first Sunday in
December at 11:15 a.m.
Rev. O. Taylor, pastor.
Mrs. Lizzie Anderson
had as her dinner guest
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to breathe clean air.
“By answering your
Christmas Seal letter
generously, you can help
support GLA's lung
health programs,
designed to right and
control lung disease. It’s
truly a matter of life and
breath,” Kuypers said.
for Thanksgiving, Otis,
Jr., Wanda and Cedric.
New Hope Baptist
Church cordially invites
everyone to worship with
them Dec. 7th at 11:30
a.m. Rev. Daniel
Thomas, pastor.
Mrs. A.D. Redmond of
Perry, Mrs. Louise
Williams, Mr. and Mrs.
Terry Lewis and son of
Cincinnati, Ohio spent the
Thanksgiving Holidays
with Mrs. Mable Grayer
of Macon.
Mr. Wayne Ragin of
Nashville, Tenn., Dr.
James F. Ragin and son
David of Maryland and
Sgt. Melvin Ragin and
daughter, Melanie of S.C.
spent the Thanksgiving
holidays with Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Ragin, Sr.
and their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. James Ragin.
SSgt. Joseph Fluellen
and sons of Columbus,
spent last Saturday with
his mother, Ms. Nancy
Fluellen.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Ross had as their dinner
guest on Thanksgiving
Day, Mrs. Geven Wilson,
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Ragin,
Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Ragin, Ms. Pat Lee,
Arthur Lee, Misses Kelly
Palmer and Regina
Tabor students at
Speman College and
Hampton U.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Kaigler, Sr. had as their
guest for Thanksgiving
dinner, Mr. Herman
Kaigler, Jr. of Atlanta,
Mr. and Mrs. Freeman
Grace, Sr., Mrs. Mable
Giles, Mrs. Lillie Holmes,
Farris Jones and Barry
Kaigler.
Mr. and Mrs. Mack
Fluellen ate
Thanksgiving dinner with
their son, Mr, and Mrs.
Watson Fluellen in Fort
Valley.
The Minniefield family,
the Dugger family of Fort
Valley, the Ross family,
the King family and
Lucille and Shawn all had
Thanksgiving dinner with
their sister and daughter,
Mrs. Julia M. Gillard in
Jacksonville, Fla. They
returned home on Friday,
The Piney Grove
Baptist Church of
Kathleen cordially in
vites everyone to worship
with them every Ist and
3rd Sunday at 11:30 a.m.
Sunday School is at 10
o'clock. Rev. Roy Jeff
crat, pastor. Mrs. Emma
Solomon, reporter.
Mrs. Inez Smith and
Carolyn of Miami, Fla.,
Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie
Carter and Regina of
Long Island, N.Y. spent
the Thanksgiving
holidays with their
mother, Mrs. Marion
Norwood.