The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-04-02
Liberty City Elem.
ALL FOR ARTS SAKE


you about what goes on among the
youngsters in Miss Eddie Wilson's
classroom (6 grade)-but go in and
browse around. let your eyes fall
where they may and you will see
such varied Art activities as these
going on, or the finished products on
dis play: Creative observation-disclosures
tive paper plates, water tumblersi
border designs; stencils; Christmas
and Valentine greetings; pins and
beads (felt materiaD Wood :
Work-Book ends; wall plaques,
what nots . Papier-Mache Model
ing - Ash trays, vases, various
pieces of pottery u. Soap Carving
Leather Craft Bill folds
Needle Craft - Hand bags,
lapel pins, jewelry boxes :.
Weaving-Pot holders, scarves
Manipulating - Wall pictures, as
sorted, vari-colored tea trays. Just
to mention a few. There are, I as
sure you, countless other works of
Art = creative drawings that are
eye-arresting! Remember how you
became completely enchanted by that
enchanting tropical back-drop seen
cry during 1.-THE Hour of Enchant-
ment on March 81? Well, you can
see what mean when 1 say eye
arresting creative drawings that
are being dreamed up by those
youngsters and the incest about
it all is that Teacher and young
sters alike simply love what they
are doing!
THE CHOO- CHICO TRAINS returns
bringing back to us from Day
stona and FSTA Mrs. Cherry,
Mrs. Collins, Mrs. Lambert, Mrs.
Mack, Mrs. Nicholas, Miss byron,
Mrs. Pappy, Mrs. Raye-Counts,
Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Straughter,
Miss Taylor, Mrs. Bethel and Mrs.
Reed (our secretary We missed
them so much, and were ever so
tickled to welcome them home with
us again!!
"GOING TO THE FAIR" - Are
you making plans to take the trip
with our Principal, Mrs. Alese Gill,
her teachers, and our youngsters
who are all Going to The Fair?"
on Friday night, April 8, at the
Liberty Square Auditorium? Don't
forget the time - it will begin al
500 pm. Don't be late or you'll
miss some of what is going on "at
the fair" Fun! Fun! Parents ant
Friends can enjoy everything fol-
only So cents; children, Is cents
Come. everybody, let's all have
much fun Going to The Fair"
THE ENCHANTED HOUR (Our
Ice Faculty's Night Out March
2D cast its lovely exotic, captiva.
ting, and bewitching spell over
everyone who passed within its
dreamy realm at the Liberty Square
Community Center. The teachers
who helped to create this tender,
langourous mood for you were: Mr.
Leo Jenkins singing ASLEEP In The
Deep; Miss Matte Gibson with her
$50 Tired; the lifting voices OF
Mrs Mack, Mrs. Stinson, Miss An.
drews, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Anderson
Mrs Lambert, Mrs. Bethel, Mrs.
Robason Miss Byron, and Mrs. Sid
ney. at the piano gently rocked
you back and forth lulled you in
to dreamy languor while on a
Slow Boat To China; the elfin pi
rouatting of Miss Matlock suddenly
whislSed you awaw into F'airy-land:
Mrs Sadie Johnson fascinated you
The gay, sparkling witticisms Of
Miss Byron, our Mistress of Cere
monies caught your fancy! En-
trancing you were the twinklins
toes of Mrs. Collins, Miss Ross, Miss
Matiock, Miss Taylor and Mrs
Pappy. The medley, "Honeysuckle
Rose. Body and Soul" my Blue
Heaven" medley (Thelma Simmons)
hopes, pleased you. The Enchanted
Hour ended, but remaining is the
enchantment!
Mss. Alese Gill, principal
Thelma l.. r. Simmons. Rep.