The herald. (Savannah, Ga.) 1945-1997, February 16, 1963, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPage Six Miss Virginia Ware Tompkins Jr. High Workshop Speaker Miss Vi ia Ware, Consultant in Home ^^<'^omics for Chatham County Schools was the speaker for the general professional meet ing February 1, 1963. The pro gram war sponsored by the Group Dynamics Committee. Miss Ware poke on the “Basic Needs of People in Groups.” She discussed factors preventing self expression in groups, leadership qualities, and membership quali ties. After her discussion, she conducted an experimental session with the faculty on “Leadership Qualities,” “The Discussion 66,” method was used to get the group’s thinking on qualities of a good leader and qualities of a poor leader. Hiss Ware emphasized the fact that group work teaching demands of a teacher the highest quality of integrity and judgement. The teacher must recognize that com munication is based upon under standings and attitudes. CORRECTION In the listing of the names on the Sol C. Johnson honor roll in last week’s issue of The Herald, the name of Nelson H. Stringer, Jr. was inadvertently omitted. NEW LOCATION JEWELER Expert Watch, Jewelry and Optical Repairing Dependable Service 110 Jefferson St. Since 1918 DAVE'S SODA SHOP & LUNCHEONETTE (Just Good Food) Featuring Breakfast with Biscuits Dinners with Vgetables Seafood - Steak - Chops Ice Cream Sodas - Sundries Thick Milk Shakes Dine In Air Conditioned Comfort On the “MAGIC CORNER” of Gaston & W. Broad Sts. For Free Delivery Phone AD 2-9597 i lor. .. I |' BLUE 1. |j I steel| — , — —— — —j Pearl Lee Smith School The Parent Teacher Association of Pearl Lee Smith School con vened February 5, 1963 at 7:00 P.M. in the school cafetorium. Mrs. Mable Singleton the P. T. A. President presided. The evening was highlighted by and address Mrs. Madeleine Han nar in which she paid tribute to the founders of our P. T. A. Mrs. Hannar also cited the goals, ob jectives, policies and procedures also the Methods employed in P. T. A. programs. The speaker mentioned many projects that have been accomplished in the schools through the great effort of Par ent Teacher Associations. This was a very beautiful af fair. The birthday cake with its many candles in addition to many beautiful homemade cakes donat ed by the parents added much to the occasion. The lovely cakes were served generously without charge. Mrs. Annie Lee Griffin was chairman of the Rounder’s Day Program. Mr. Arthur S. Roberts, our prin cipal was very pleased with the attendance in spite of the pre vailing bad weather. He made an nouncements and expressed ap preciation for their co-operation. Mrs. Wilsie Calfee mentioned the Pre-School Round Up which is get ting underway and urged all par ents to follow through with this * program. Mrs. Helen Fletcher, P. T. A. Chariman; Mrs. Laura Jefferson, Reporter. HERMAN SPANN Television and Radio Repairs Electric Fan and Irons Work Guaranteed AD 4-9534 406 West Broad St. 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 THE HERALD Sol. C. Johnson PTA Honors Mrs. Norris, First President Mrs. S. Norris, Johnson’s first P. T. A. President was honored at the Founders Day Program, on Wednesday, February 6. Ada Simp kins presented to her a plaque which represented the Associa tions’ appreciation for loyal and faithful pioneer service. The Founder’s Day Program commenced with the song “Faith of Our Fathers.” Mrs. Edna K. Luten read the scripture and of fered prayer. The observance was centered around a beautiful skit, “The Spirit of The Founders Pre vaileth.” The skit and a special song were written and composed by Mrs. Sadie D. Steele. It was eifectively directed by Mrs. L. M. Palmer. The cast consisted of: Reader, Hilda Kirkland, First Spirit, Dorothy White, Second spirit, Florence Mack, Third Spirit, Juanita Jackson, Teacher, Saralyn Thomas, Nurse, Margaret Robinson; Pupils were: Peggy Hutchins, Bernard Williams, Her bert Frazier, Isaac Anderson; Calisthenics, directed by Mrs. S. Steele, were performed by Cleve land Brundage, Richard Washing ton, Rufus Murray, Charles Young, Blanche Henry, Carolyn Henry and Annie Bacon. Mrs. Virginia R. Blalock, Chair man of The Founders Day Pro gram and director of Music en nanced the program with musical selections by a Parent Group. The ensemble consisted of: Mrs. H. Merritt, Mrs. A. Glaspy, Mrs. T. Jones, Mrs. E. Owens, Mrs. E. Boseman, Mrs. Z. Cory, Mrs. R. Washington and Mrs. L. Williams. Angela Sampson rendered an In strumental Solo. Special recognition was given to Mrs. Pearl E. Smith, one of Chat ham County’s P. T. A. Founders, as a part of the skit and by Prin cipal A. Dwight. Mrs. M. V. Han ner, guest of the P. T. A. brought encouraging words and informa tion which were of great import ance to the Association. Ine rounder’s Cake Cutting Ceremony took on a unique proce due. biices of cake were served by waitresses, Jacquelyn Boseman, Cassandra Harris, Cassandra Warn, Janet Dryer, Elise Butler and cneryl Smalls. Bus boys and girls who replenished the plates were; Dena Capers, Sherry Bla lock, Ada Chisholm, Thomas Chisholm, Dennis Kent and Char lie Anaerson. Founders Day Con tributions were collected by: Drenda Williams, Rhonda Shanks, Charlene Jones, Linda Washing ton, Pamela Butler and Carolyn Greene. Mrs. E. D. Marks had cnarge of pupil coordinator and table decorations. Mrs. D. B. Campbell designed the programs. Mrs. A. M. Smith added her skill to the skit by making the proper ties and costumes. Mrs. Rosa M. Special! 3 Complete ROOMS Furniture *269 95 ~ $lO Cows Com in< cd -D ( vine in and Sae! Wc Finorfte Our Own Accounts TOWN & COUNTRY FURNITURE 320 .BROUGHTON ST. WEST AP 2-5533 50 Groups Free to select from! Delivery! County Teacher of Year Announced by CCTA •/tHI w JML • TB^' ■l^- jK^ ; Mrs. Albert M. Thweatt Mr. Daniel W. Wright, Presi dent of the Chatham County Teachers Association, announced the selection of Mrs. Albert Thweatt as County Teacher of the year. Mrs. Thweatt was chosen Teacher of the year of the John W. Hubert School prior to this honor and will compete for reg ional and state honors. Previous ly in 1958 she was “Teacher of the Year” at East Broad Street School. Mrs. Thweatt received her A. B. degree from Atlanta Univer sity and has done advanced work towards her Masters degree at the same University. She has served for fifteen years as supervisor of student teachers having completed Brown designed the backdrop and Mrs. M. S. Wallace prepared the P. T. A. Bulletin Board. Mrs. Dob son had charge of the ushers. Remarks befitting the celebra tion were made by Principal A. Dwight. The Elementary Banner was won by Mrs. L. M. Palmer while the Secondary Banner was captured by Mr. Fred Singleton. BEATON'S Service Station jUdh^MteLd Uwl pTires — Tubes — Batteries f j Lubrications' — Washing f H Vl - Minor Tuneup & Repairs ff ||l “Minute Car-Washing” H. % J ■ .Jj and Road Service 2215 West Broad St. At 39th Dial ADams 2-9261 JIMS FISH MARKET 1405 East Broad Street Bread - Drinks - Lard - Cakes Phone AD 2-9417 City Wide Delivery VON'S T.V. & RADIO SERVICE MASTER TECHNICIAN - ELECTRONICS “Your Assurance of Satisfaction and Efficiency” 323 W. Broad Street Phone AD 2-9752 friendly dry cleaners First Class Cleaning Pressing — Alterations The people that know cleaning carry their cleaning to Friendly" MO2 W. Broad Street Dial A Darn<? 1-3155 Saturday, February 16, 1963 a course in this training at At lanta University also. In the area of travel, Mrs Thweatt has visited Mexico, N ew England, the West Coast and Cuba She is affiliated with many civic and social organizations, among them, the Y. M. C. A., Delta Sig ma Theta Sorority and Second Bap. tist Church. Beside current c om _ mittes she has formerly served for two years as N. D. E. A. Rep resentative, was secretary to the Advisory Council and served on the Teachers Welfare Committee. Commenting on this recent honor, Mrs. Thweatt stated, “I ] OV e the teaching profession and enjoy working with my students. It is also very gratifying to have many of my former student teachers now serving in the profession. I f ee i that there is always something to learn and by teaching we learn.” The CCTA extends sincere con gratulations to Mrs. Thweatt and wish for her continued success. Teedengravings^ HALFTONES-LINE CUTS COLOR PLATES-ART DIAL 232-1116 DIXIE ENGRAVING CO. 128 W. BAY ST. ITOSELL IT.. .ILLUSTRATE IT!