Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-11-04
SECOND WARD

VI duc were mace Dy NclNe f1OltZClaW
and Emil Butler, second places, by
Walter Jawers and Helen Claire Var
nedoe.
Mothers Day last Friday was
very happy time for the children.
About twelve mothers responded
to their invitations.
The Halloween idea was carried out
in the general decorations OF black
cats, witches, owls and bats and real
Iack-olantcrn sat grinning on the
work table. Displays of the child
ren's work was attractively arranged
on black and orange posters.
The program consisted of songs,
games and drills in regular class
work.
This week they hope to fix their
flower bed i'll the front yard.
An interesting study OF the Indians
began in the third grade this week.
Longfel'ow's Hiawatha is being used
as basis for this work.
The sand-tablc with its Indian war
riprs. wild animals. and wigwams to-
gether with songs and war dances
learned by the children have made
this study very realistic
Marion Van Gorder
Those making an average above &C
in Miss Hobgood's room, this month
were: Lucille Minshew. George Pope
Elsie Yancy, Raymond Rogers, John
Dowd Alfred Armantrout. Christine
Tucker. IEssie Clyde Swearinger. Wv
ian Achord, Thomas Stubs, Emm't
HaskinS. and Burnice Sellers.
The Second Ward fourth Grade ha~
trenches all in readiness for two beds
of sweet peas. Our trenches DIN
Miss Hobgood's and we expect to
have one long row of sweet peas by
the time Spring arrives. We have ad-
ded several pretty ferns to our col
lection of pot flowers this week. We
are interested in baseball even if it
is out of season The fourth grade
played the fifth grade Monday after
noon and beat them J to 6. The
fourth and fifth grades stand the 9th
this afternoon.
The fourth grade girls have learned
some yells that they know how to give
with lots of pep.
During the month OF October re
cord has been kept OF the mistakes
made in the fifth grade.
The side losing would entertain the
winning side. The girls won and the
boys will give us picnic sometime
next week.
Thursday we rook up the study OF
the eve and car. As soon as we have
learned all our text has about these
organs we are expecting to invite one
of our specialists to rcndnstratc the
work OF the organs.
w Z nope 10 Dt lllt bdII1lNi 400 ~
attendance this month.
Sam Allen.
Jesse Reynolds.
Annie Laura Petty
Josephine Flournoy.
The sixth grade were very proud OF
their attendance report last month.
They had sixteen boys and ten girls
that were neither absent nor tardy.
They are going to have even a better
report this month.
Seventh Grade
We are now happy to say, that we
the seventh grade, have been able TO
secure many beautiful pot flowers
which makes our room look much
more attractive. and some OF the pu-
pi', have brought pictures to hang
upon the walls.
In Geography the seventh grade
is studying South America and some
OF the pupils have brought in some
very interesting 'ac'' te''"'S "oo"'
the plants, al'il'al' anu people '.l"'
i've there. WINE we u's'o'e''o ''id'
Argentina was inc 'noS' progressive
country IN South America also 'h"'
Brazil produced more coffee than any
other nation in the world
In history we are studying about the