The herald. (Savannah, Ga.) 1945-1997, December 14, 1963, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPage Eight Christmas Concert To Highlight Beach PTA The highlight of the December meeting of the Beach High PTA is the annual Christmas concert featuring the well trained voices of the Beach High School Chorus under the direction of Mr. Peter J. Smalls, and the band with Mr. Gary Douglas, bandmaster. The meeting will be held Wednesday night, December 11, at 7:00 p.m. in the school auditorium. All mem bers of the PTA, students and friends are invited to attend. “Mrs. Beach PTA,” Mrs. Rose mary Chapman, and runners-up, Mrs. Charlesetta Smith and Mrs. Clemett Nelson, will also be pre sented with gifts for their parti ciptation in the Class Mothers Contest. The business session will be pre sided over by the president, Mrs. Estella D. Williams. Mrs. Miriam G. Wilkerson is program chair man; Mr. O. L. Douglas, princi pal. College Entrance Exam January 11 ALL HIGH SCHOOL GRAD UATES WHO PLAN TO ENTER STATE COLLEGE DURING THE SPRING QUARTER MUST TAKE THE COLLEGE ENTRANCE EX AMINATION ON JANUARY 11, 1964. APPLICATIONS MUST BE FILLED NOT LATER THAN DE CEMBER 12. THE NECESSARY FORMS CAN BE OBTAINED FROM THE HIGH SCHOOL COUNSELOR OR FROM THE DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS, SAVANNAH STATE COLLEGE, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. WTLTON C. SCOTT, DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC RELATIONS. WANT ADS FOR RESULTS HALFTONES-LINE CUTS COLOR PLATES-ART DI AL 232-1116 DIXIE ENGRAVING CO. 128 W. BAY ST. TO SELL IT...ILLUSTRATE IT! K A YBEE WOULD LIKE TO SERVE YOU 319 Broughton Street, West phone ADams 4-0683 125 W. BROAD ST. FURNITURE STORES Most Everyone Trades at A.B.C. — Do You? Anderson’s Parent Contest Grand Success ■■IM *•: : ME®® rR« • A 8 |b| <-7 w wkS# ^HHbi . 11 MLi QI - Mt ■ ■ • ' B I I । k rBJP m 3 0 TTWB 1 111 « * • RMil f ■Bl swlEi' w■ I W 11® IW y IVJ Hk •’' •. 1111 — < B| Standing left to right: Mrs. Bessie Kelson, Mrs. Bessie Haygood, Mrs. Margaret Jones, Mrs. Viola Brown, Mrs. Mae Lois Erwin, Mrs. Jean Harden, Mrs. Bernice Young, and Mrs. A. B. Wilson, P.T.A. president. Seated left to right: Mrs. Carolyn Washington (Ist Runer-up), Mrs. Mattie Gregory (Mrs. P.T.A.), and Mrs. Alfreda Johnson (4th Runner-up). By MISSES J. M. ADAMS and R. McBRIDE Directors of Public Relations Anderson Street School cafe torium was the scene for present ing the “Parent of the Year Award foi’ 1963-64.” Mrs. Mattie Gregory, Mrs. Veronica Douglass, sth grade class, classmother won the title. Runner-ups were Mrs. Carolyn Washington, Ist grade, Miss Jettie Adams, teacher, Mrs. Gladys Min or, 6th grade, Mr. Roland Denegal, Scott Jr. High School Home Economics Teacher Attends AVA Convention Mrs. Mazie W. Robinson has been selected to represent the Homemaking Teachers at the A. V. A. Convention in Atlantic City, New Jersey on December 9-13. Mrs. Robinson will lodge at the magnificently beautiful Colton Manor with its unique decor and sun-decked solarium during her stay. With such remarkable abilities and inexplicable charm leaves no doubt as to Mrs. Robinson’s being For Sale Fine ladies dresses and sport clothes—size 12-14. Boys suit, jackets, shirts—size 14, blank ets — cheap. Coffee table — $5.00, electric heater — $2.00, electric can opener — $3.00, electric rotissiere — $12.00, trumpet 535.00. See at 218 E. 67th Street. After 5 p.m. on week-days. All day Saturday and Sunday. THE HERALD teacher, and Mrs. Alfreda Johnson, sth grade, Miss Joyce Young, teacher. The program committee, headed by Miss Joyce Young, rendered an inspiring program with the climax being the award presented by the Mrs. A. B. Wilson. Highlights of the business ses sion were reports from the PTA workshop at Florence Street School, the PTA carnival commit tee, the budget committee and the procedure book committee. Re- selected to represent G. V. A. from this city. Her service is an honor and quite a responsibility. As a result of attending this conven tion, she will bring back new ideas and inspiration as well as a better understanding of the total vocational program. Bon Voyage Madam Robinson! HONOR ROLL Principal Robert DeLoach, Jr. of Scott Junior High School states that the following students have achieved a degree of academic ex cellence and are accorded places on the honor roll for the second re porting period. Grade Seven: Wilmatine Bris bane, Janie Ruth Hodge, Rosalyn Manning, Daisy M. Purnell, Vivian Pullin. Bloody 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 The Helping Hand Used Furniture and Clothing Store 2111 Montgomery Street NEW TOYS Lay-Away For Christmas Table Items 35c each Rack Items 35c & 50c each Shoes 35c pair BILL STROND and RUBY OLLIFF ports were given respectively by the following persons: Mrs. Mar garet Stewart, Mrs. Colleen Nichols, Mrs. Margaret Miles and Miss Rosemary Mcßride. In the absence of Mrs. Wilson, who had to leave for another meeting, Mr. Campbell presided. Remarks were made by the prin cipal, Mrs. Geraldine Zeigler, at which time she thanked the entire PTA and teachers for their splen did support in making the effort a success. For Your Next Printing Order and For Deluxe Service, Try THE HERALD B & B PAINT CO. PRESENTS CALENDAR OF EVENTS THE WEEK'S Friday, December 20—Pre-Christmas Dance sponsored by the Marvel ettes Social Club at Tremont Inn. Adm: Adv. $1.25; At Door $1.50. Saturday, December 21—Variety Supper sponsored by the Quarter back Club at 509 W. Victory Drive. Donation 75c. BBPOINT CO. BETTER PAINTS fOR LESS! FRISCO MAKING MINTING HISTORY 414 WEST BROAD ST.* PHONE AD 6*8246 Material for this space is compiled by The Herald. The Herald i® responsible for all announcements herein. SME TIME and MONEy7\ 1 RS S. i ^S^* FAST SERVICE I Z^^^* LOCKS Repaired t I P W •COMBINATIONS CHANGED | I BRADLEY-^) | t The South's BEST KNOWN * \ SAFE-GUN and LOCKSMITH- | t YEARS of RELIABLE * XcWWI AUTHORIZED SERVICE- I t \ DAYOR NITE - DIAL 2-2 I 4*B * \NO ANSWER-DIAL 3-9802 / I RDAni FY LOCK and ..24 STATE DnAUktl KEY SHOP ST. EAST HOU SE - AUTO KEVS FITTED Saturday, December 14, 1963 The Magic of Christmas Students from 17 elementary schools and seven secondary schools will combine their talents to present, “The Magic of Christ mas,” Friday, December 13, 7:30 p.m., Municipal Auditorium. “The Magic of Christmas” is music that enraptures all man kind at Christmas time. Some of beautiful traditional and modern the magic will be heard in the simplicity of “The Friendly Beasts” oi' the hauntingly beau tiful “What Child Is This?” Other magic will be heard in “The Little Drummer Boy” or the majestic “Break Fortfy O Beauteous Heavenly Light.” Still more magic will be heard as bell choirs play “Away in a Manger” and “Silver Bells.” The public is invited to attend the program. No admission will be charged. Christmas Concert The music department of Jasper High School, Ridgeland, South Carolina presents the Jasper High School Choir in a program of Christmas music Sunday evening, December 15, 1963, 7:00 p.m., Jas per High School Gymtorium. J. Ficklin is director, Mrs. R. F. Pazant, guest accompanist; Mr. J. H. Hill, principal. Hubert Announces Honor Students Raleigh A. Bryant, Jr., princi pal, Hubert Junior High School, announces the following honor students for the second six weeks period: 7th grade, Carol Spann; Bth grade, Carolyn Robinson, Ear line Williams; 9th grade, Mildred McClain, Ernestine Williams.