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October 19, 1957
The Herald
Savannah, Chatham County, Georgia
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George Washington Carver School news: Teachers form study group on reading; new Health Council officers elected; 4-H Club meets with agent; two graduates enroll at Savannah State College.
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G. W. Carver School News
The George Washington Carver elementary teachers, along with the Jones supervising teacher, Miss Ella Z. Tackwood, have organized their regular Teacher's Study Group for the current school year: Teaching Reading in the Elementary Grades.
Mr. J. B. McDew is chairman, Mrs. R. B. Alexander is secretary, and Mrs. M. S. Moore is typist.
New officers of the school Health Council are: President, Samuel Cuthbert; Vice-President, Johnnie Mae Harris; Secretary, Elizabeth Gaulden; Ass't Secretary, Annie Mae Williams; and the Treasurer, Fred Blige. Advisors include Mesdames M. S. Moore, Chairman; J. S. Bacon, Miss Texanna Henderson and Mr. Earl Deveaux.
Senior 4-H Clubbers met with the Home Demonstration Agent for Bryan County, Mrs. Leona Henley. Mrs. J. S. Bacon acts as adviser to the clubbers.
Two recent graduates of the George Washington Carver School have successfully passed the College Entrance Requirement Examination and are enrolled at Savannah State College. They are Luvenia Carolyn Harris and Rutha Mae Harris. The Carver School faculty is very proud of these girls.
The George Washington Carver elementary teachers, along with the Jones supervising teacher, Miss Ella Z. Tackwood, have organized their regular Teacher's Study Group for the current school year: Teaching Reading in the Elementary Grades.
Mr. J. B. McDew is chairman, Mrs. R. B. Alexander is secretary, and Mrs. M. S. Moore is typist.
New officers of the school Health Council are: President, Samuel Cuthbert; Vice-President, Johnnie Mae Harris; Secretary, Elizabeth Gaulden; Ass't Secretary, Annie Mae Williams; and the Treasurer, Fred Blige. Advisors include Mesdames M. S. Moore, Chairman; J. S. Bacon, Miss Texanna Henderson and Mr. Earl Deveaux.
Senior 4-H Clubbers met with the Home Demonstration Agent for Bryan County, Mrs. Leona Henley. Mrs. J. S. Bacon acts as adviser to the clubbers.
Two recent graduates of the George Washington Carver School have successfully passed the College Entrance Requirement Examination and are enrolled at Savannah State College. They are Luvenia Carolyn Harris and Rutha Mae Harris. The Carver School faculty is very proud of these girls.
What sub-type of article is it?
School News
Organizational Update
What keywords are associated?
School News
Teachers Study Group
Health Council
4 H Club
College Graduates
What entities or persons were involved?
G. W. Carver School Teachers
Miss Ella Z. Tackwood
J. B. Mcdew
R. B. Alexander
M. S. Moore
Samuel Cuthbert
Johnnie Mae Harris
Elizabeth Gaulden
Annie Mae Williams
Fred Blige
J. S. Bacon
Texanna Henderson
Earl Deveaux
Leona Henley
Luvenia Carolyn Harris
Rutha Mae Harris
Where did it happen?
Bryan County, Savannah State College
Story Details
Key Persons
G. W. Carver School Teachers
Miss Ella Z. Tackwood
J. B. Mcdew
R. B. Alexander
M. S. Moore
Samuel Cuthbert
Johnnie Mae Harris
Elizabeth Gaulden
Annie Mae Williams
Fred Blige
J. S. Bacon
Texanna Henderson
Earl Deveaux
Leona Henley
Luvenia Carolyn Harris
Rutha Mae Harris
Location
Bryan County, Savannah State College
Event Date
Current School Year
Story Details
School news includes organization of Teacher's Study Group on Teaching Reading, new Health Council officers, 4-H Club meeting with agent, and two graduates enrolling in college.