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Members or the class that scrved on the- panel to identify by (' j guessing the' real Mrs. Ethel Den/ nis were Charlotte Aylor, James ••■Rankins, Russell Kilby and Robert Carpenter, i • The woi-d "clue" Iran die reading story, ‘‘Jolly Hunt Club” gave the idea for the entire activity.
The stage arrangement was done by the activity committee, Steve Dennis, chairman, James T. ' Williams and Thomas Lewis. The , Scrabble group was quite happy to have die parents at school, at one , o’clock during the day.
Just before their activity began” - Mr. Sandidge, the '"Supervisor, came in. We were glad to have him present to hear the activity. Thank you, parents, for taking part in the activity.
The Sacrifice Rally closed on Thursday, April 3. Each pupil made a special sacrifice to give in this rally before Easter.
’ Donjt forget the Big Dance and Dance Contest at Pine Knot Inn, April 11 at ,9 o’clock pjn. Records will be awarded to die winners of the dance contest Refreshments on sale. Admission $1.00. The public is invited. Music by The Jazz Hoppers. Please come and help to support the High School Band.
The Women’s Club of thaTirst Baptist Church will present a Sacred Concert at the church, Sunday, April 20, at 8 pm All r the sister churches are invited to Tadce a part on the program.
> There will be a Dance Contest ' at the Washington Grade School, Friday, April 18 at 8 p.m. Contestants ages between 2 and 12 years old. The upper grades will present a variety program. Public invited. Refreshments.
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