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THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 7, 1961
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STUDENTS HONORED FOR SCHOLAS
TIC WORK— Chattooga High Principal
A. L. Clark (center) presents certificates
to four of the six CHS students who won
the recognition in connection with Na
tional Educational Development Test.
Six Students
At CHS Noted
For Work
Six students at Chattooga High
School have received certificates
for their outstanding perform
ances on the National Educa
tional Development Tests, an
nounced A. L. Clark, school prin
cipal.
The Certificates of Educational
Development were awarded by
Science Research Associates, a
Chicago-based firm serving edu
cation, industry and government
through applied behavioral sci
ences.
Recipients include:
Jenny Ballenger, 11th grade
student; Barry Bohannon, John
William Campbell 111, Eugene
Dalrymple, Wesley Miller and
James R. Jackson 111, 10th grade
students.
In March, 1961, according to
Lyle M. Spencer, president of
SRA, NEDT exams were admin
istered to more than 366,000 stu
dents in 9th and 10th grade
classes across the nation.
The certificates are provided
for students scoring in the top
quarter of each state's partici
pants, by grade.
The NEDT provided scores in
English, social studies, mathe
matics, natural sciences and
word usage. The evaluation of
strengths and weaknesses is
particularly important at this
stage of a student’s scholastic
career, the principal explained,
so that school authorities, par
ents and the students themselves
may make better decisions about
future careers.
A special aim of the program,
the principal added, is to enable
parents and educators to pro
vide realistic guidance and mo
tivation for high school young
sters.
Many beauty aids such as per
manent wave solution, perfumes,
colognes, deodorants and nail
polish often contain substances
which are harmful to fabrics,
according to Miss Leonora An
derson, head of the Extension ■
clothing department.
CLEARANCE
ON ALL NEW
1961 Chevrolets
AND ALL DEMONSTRATORS
We've got to make room for the 1962 models which will
soon be out... So this is the time for you to trade!
JUST LET US SHOW YOU HOW MUCH YOU CAN SAVE!
We Have A Lot Full Os Good Used Cars
To Choose From, T 00... See Them Today!
JACKSON CHEVROLET
North Commerce Street
Students shown are (left to right) Eu
gene Dalrymple, Barry Bohannon, Jenny
Ballenger and John William Campbell
111. Not present for the photo were
James Robert Jackson 111 and Wesley
Miller.
I Trion Social News
By Mrs. J. O. Bridges Phone 857-5326
Charlie Miller, son of Mr. and
Mrs. R. H. Miller, is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Harvey Bradley, and
family in Hattisburg. Miss.
Charlie, who is a member of
ATO fraternity at the Univer
sity of Georgia, will leave on the
11 of September for the Uni
versity, where he will participate
in rush preparations for his
fraternity.
Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Mourot,
of New Orleans, La., were vis
iting Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Parham
Sr. and other relatives in this
area over the Labor Day week
end.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Welborn and
young son, Jack, of Greenville,
S. C., spent last week with Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Welborn.
Mrs. Harold Broome was
spend - the - day guest last
Wednesday of Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
Richardson, of East Armuchee.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Snyder
and family have returned to
Sewanee, where Mr. Snyder will
complete his studies for the
priesthood. Mr. Snyder has been
assistant to the vicar at St.
Barnabas Episcopal Church dur
ing the summer months.
Messrs. J. C. Woods, Jim
Bridges, John Allmon, Jimmy
McKenzie and Sam Orr spent
some time in Ware Shoals, S. C.,
on business this week.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Bridges, of
Albany, spent the Labor Day
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. J.
O. Bridges.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Thomas
are spending several days in
Ware Shoals, S. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cobb Jr.
and little daughter, Laura, are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Cobb
Sr. and Cathy.
Lonnie Strickland, son of Mr. '
and Mrs. A. J. Strickland, spent |
some time recently visiting I
friends in New Orleans, La.
A pleasant Labor Day week-|
end was enjoyed by thirty
three members of the Trion |
1 Presbyterian Churc h. These 1
members and families spent
Saturday night and Sunday at
Lake Alatoona.
Ga. Senators
Think A-Tests
Are Vital
Should the United States, in
face of Russia's announced in
tentions to resume nuclear test
ing, do the same thing? Both U.
S. Sens. Richard B. Russell and
Herman E. Talmadge think we
should. Here is what they had
to say on the subject:
TALMADGE: “I have been in
favor of us testing our weapons
in this age in which we live,
when none of us know whether
we are going to live out the day
or the night. We need to test
our weapons to the greatest
practicable degree, and only by
nuclear tests can we do this.
“Many authorities believe the
Communists never have ceased
nuclear testing. We live in an
age of terror, and the only thing
the Communists respect is force.
We must have tests to the great
est degree practicable.”
RUSSELL: “This announce
ment from Russia is conclusive
proof that Khrushchev never
bargained in good faith in any
conferences looking to a cessa
tion of nuclear testing.
“It is a great tragedy that Rus
sia will not agree to a bona fide
discontinuance of testing, be
cause we have radioactive mat
ter abroad at the present in the
i upper atmosphere in quantities
| which can be dangerous to the
I human family. I have favored
resumption of testing by this
• country, but only underground
I testing.”
The best man or woman is the
; unselfed.
—Mary Baker Eddy
Phone 857-5571
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