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Saturday, January 19, 1963
George W. Derenne
PT A Meets
The Deßenne Elementary School
family was anxious to return from
their Yuletide holidays in order to
perform their many school tasks.
Twelve Girl Scouts are attend
ing the Savannah Gas Cooking un
der the direction of Mrs. Ruby
Myers, Homemaking Specialist.
The Thrift Club has begun to
prepare for its program this
month. The girls and boys came
back with a greater determination
to encourage the pupils to pur
chase more saving stamps.
The Slags are in the process of
making the library more attractive
for readers and visitors. week
ly seminar is to be held on library
techniques by Mrs. L. G. Solomon,
Itinerant Librarian. The pur
pose of this project is to increase
library skills.
Individualizing Instruction In
Social Studies is the topic for In-
Service Meeting on' Wednesday,
January 16, 1963 with Mesdames
Tharpe, Freeman and Ida B.
Wright as leaders.
The activity will include exam
ples of media that are being used
in the class to meet the needs of
each youngster in gaining requir
ed knowledge and skills in order
to understand the world in which
they live.
A large number of 4th, sth, 6th,
and Intermediate Special Educa
tion pupils will attend the youth
symphony concert on Thursday
morning at the municipal auri
torium.
Many interesting stories and
poems are being written in con
nection with our creative writing
program.
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ISAAC D. HIRSCH COMPANY
David H. Hirsch, President
(Q SAVANNAH PHARMACY
PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED
Sundries - Cosmetics - Toiletries
Sick Room Supplies
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE
Dial AD 2-7585 719 West Broad Street
DIMES DRIVE
SCHOLARSHIP
WINNER
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Each year March of Dimes funds
provide hundreds of Health Careers
Awards to graduating high school
seniors for study in nursing, physi
cal therapy, occupational therapy,
medical social work and medicine.
A winner is James D. Smith, Bes
semer, Ala., now studying occupa
tional therapy at Indiana Univer
sity. Help support this program by
giving to the 1963 March of Dimes.
WILLIAM - WHITE
Sinclair Service
Station
West Broad and Gwinnett Sts.
Road Service
Gas - Lubrication - Wash
“Pick-up Delivery”
Phone 233-9504
GOODYEAR TIRES
AND ACCESSORIES
DISTRIBUTORS
THE HERALD
West Broad
YMCA
DeRENNE GRA-Y, TRI-GRA-Y
VISIT CHARITY HOSPITAL
The Deßenne Gra-Y, Tri-Gra-Y
Club Yuletide Joy to many pa
tients at the Charity Hospital by
distributing Christmas cards to
the patients. This ‘Y’ group is
under the leadership of Mrs. Mary
Alyce Badger, and Mrs. Ida Bell
Wright.
NATIONAL YMCA WEEK
Young Men’s Christian Associa
tions across the nation and Canada
will be celebrating National YWCA
Week from January 20-27, 1963.
Gra-Y, Tri-Gra-Y, Hi-Y, Tri-Hi-Y
Clubs and Gradale and Phalanx
Chapters will join in this observ
ance by attending and worshipping
in local churches as groups on
YMCA Sunday, January 27. Many
of these clubs will be rendering
program and activities in their
respective schools during National
YMCA Week.
EDUCATIONAL TOURS FOR
STUDENTS
Educational Tours designed to
give Senior, Junior and Elemen
tary School students a better con
ception of America and early Col
onial times, and how the Federal
Government functions in Washing
ton, D. C., have been planned by
the YMCA Adult Program Travel
Club of the West Broad Street
YMCA.
Of the six tours that have been
planned, the Easter holidays edu
cational tour will draw the largest
number of participants from Flo
rida, Georgia and South Carolina.
These tours are not limited to
student groups, in that adult
groups composed of county-wide
teachers organziations, art groups,
school faculty groups and civic and
club groups made up of interested
citizens are eligible to go on these
tours.
These groups will stay at first
class hotels while on these tours,
and will have the advantage of
having an escorted tour of the
cities where they will visit. These
escorted tours are included in the
tour cost.
The tours now being offered
are:
1. Washington, Philadelphia and
New York — Easter time or aftei
school.
2. Washington, Philadelphia,
New York and Boston. Christmas
holidays or after school.
3. Thanksgiving Tour to Wash
ington, D. C. (Three days) Eastei
time or after the close of school
4. Miami, Florida Tour — Week
end of Easter, Christmas and
Thanksgiving.
5. New Orleans and Gulf Coast
Thrifty People
Trade With
Taylor
Furniture Co.
A Complete Line of
Fine Furniture
GAS HEATERS
PHILCO
• Refrigerators
• Radios
• Hi Fi Sets
Dial AD 2-5069
416 West Liberty Street
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Tour — Thanksgiving, Easter or
after school.
For further information contact,
Dr. Joseph R. Jenkins, Executive
Secretary, West Broad Street
YMCA, Phones AD 3-1951 or AD
3-0103.
MARCH OF DIMES
CAR WASH
Every Saturday in January
9 A.M. to 6 P.M.
HI HAT LANES
Atlantic and Park Avenue
HERMAN SPANN
Television and Radio
Repairs
Electric Fan and
Irons
Work Guaranteed
AD 4-9534
406 West Broad St.
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Alex Grant, Proprietor
CUSHMAN MOTOR SCOOTER SALES, INC.
LIBERTY BICYCLE STORE
(COMBINED)
308 West Liberty St Free Pick-up and Delivery
Phone AD 2-3525 CALL LIBERTY FIRST
WE DELIVER PHONI AD 4MIS
/ea feeds
OU R'■^SPECIALTY -
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MACK’S SEAFOODS
FRESH FISH DAILY
FRESH BOILED CRABS ANO SHRIMPS
LATHBOPE & RICHARDS ST. SAVANNAH, 6A.
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SAY YOU SAW IT IN
THE HERALD
Liberty Fix-It Shop
SPECIALIST ON BICYCLES
E. J. Shellman
mcintosh, ga.
RFD 1, Box 42
DORCHESTER CENTER
QUALITY WORK
REASONABLE PRICES
JOE'S
SANDWICH BAR
Breakfast Served at 6 A.M.
BAR-B-Q - FRIED CHICKEN
CURB SERVICE
1007 Barnard St, Savannah, Ga
Phone 234-7683
AIR CONDITIONED
IN NEW LOCATION
Union Drug Co.
YOUR FAMILY DRUGGIST
(Formerly Across from
Union Station)
Now At
468 West Broad St.
Prescriptions - Sundries
Phone AD 2-7310 or
AD 2-9298
For Fast Delivery Service
