Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-09-13
LYNNWOOD P. T. A. HELD
MEETING THURSDAY NIGHT
Plans For General Cleanup Before
Opening of School, October LIST

presided during the business session,
at which motion was made and car
RED that we have general Cleanup"
on Wednesday, September 26. Every
parent, pupil and teacher of Lynnwood
district will meet early and in sys-
tematic way will clean up the house
| and grounds. 1t will also be under
stood that if rain should prevent the
work on Wednesday everybody is
expected to come on Thursday.
Mrs. John Cooper as captain will
have charge of the work in general
way.
Lieut.. Burt Meaker, Group =
North yard; will have all parents and
young men whose names begin with
A and B..
Lieut.. Dan T. Sutton, Group =
West yard; surnames c and D.
Lieut.. Geo. Drexler, Group 8 =
South Yard; surnames E F G HI.
Lieut.. w. M. Chasteen, Group A.
East yard; surnames beginning with ]
K L M.
Lieut.. Mrs. J. w. Henderson group
House cleaning down stairs; sur
names beginning with N o PQR.
Lieut.. Mrs. A. L. Maddox Group
2-House cleaning, upstairs; surnam-
es beginning with S T wv WX w.
Lieut.. Miss Jewell Null, group g.
washing windows. All young ladies
above ID years of age.
! Lieut.. Miss Lucille Evans, Group
+Desk washing. All girls under IA
years old.
Lieut.. Henry Ivemeyer, Group s.
Oiling floor down stairs. All boys who
were in 9th grade last term.
Lieut.. Paul Mangum, Group 6 =
Oiling floor upstairs. The following
young men: Kenneth Hitch, Arthur
Lee Wilson, Randolph Bazemore, Hor
ace Leverette.
Mr.. Walter Mcdowell will sell ice
cream, the proceeds to go to P. T. A.
for school improvements.
Mr.. Chas. Hitch will have charge
of ice water which will be free to all
Please find in which group you be-
long and confer with group leader as
to what tools to carry and be at the
school house at o'clock A. NJ, Wed
nesday, September 10Th. Each family
will carry lunch to be eaten school
fashion,
At 1890 Col. Lasseter of Fitzger-
aid will speak.
Supt. ]. H. Billiard has made ar
engagements for repairing stairway and
it is hoped that the walls will be kali
somined before cleanup" day. Mr.
Chasteen, Mr. Harper and Mrs. George
were appointed as committee to look
after and make arrangements for kali
somining.
Mr.. Chas. Hitch reported ten sub
scribers to School and Home" mag
azine.
Supt. Billiard, stressed Importance of
being ready for real school work by
first day of school
Mr.. B.R. Saunders then took charge
and presided during the program. The
Roberts Quartette gave several selec-
tons which were thoroughly enjoyed
by the large audience.
Rev. w. R Langston gave what was
| neTh1nc Of fha h1a
talks that the P. T. A. has yet heard
Surely if laughter is any syn of en-
joyment his lecture was thoroughly
enjoyed by all.
Taking as his subject Good Eel
lowship" Rev. Langston defined it as
friendly companionship or comrade-
ship, all of which seemed in evidence
at Lynnwoodl He spoke of our boys
and girls as our greatest asset, and in
part, said that we cannot put our mon
ey to better use than to use it for their
uplift-mentally, morally and spiritu-
ally. He urged the P. T. A. to great
er activity and said there are still bat
ties to be won. His talk was most in
spring and uplifting and was thorough
ly enjoyed by young and old alike.
We hope to have Rev. Langston
with us again soon
Mr.. J. T. Hendricks as chairman of
serving committee served boiled pea
nuts and ice water.
We are glad to have large numb
er of new members added to our list.
The next meeting will be 1st Thurs
day night in October.
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