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Some Items Of Interest
From Iotla Community
Mrs. Betty Penland Staff Correspondent
I
60 At Meeting
The first meeting of the school
year of the Iotla Parent-Teacher
Association was held last Monday
night.. Marshall Fouts. newly
elected president, presided at the
meeting, which was attended by
about 60 persons.
Mrs. Joyce Swafford gave the
devotional. The treasurer's report
was given, stating a balance of
$78.10 carried over from the pre
vious school year.
New business included the resig
nation of Mrs. Doris Lynch as
secretary. Mrs. Ed Carpenter was
elected to take her place.
Alex Arnold, principal of the
school, discussed the needs of the
school to become accredited. A
mong supplies needed are library
books, reading tables, files, mus
ical instruments, and a flag of
North Carolina. Mr. Arnold said
that since the library had been
organized this year, a total of 644
books had been registered. How
ever, one thousand books are
needed for the number of pupils
enrolled, Mrs. Ed Carpenter, Mrs.
Beth Ouffey, and Miss Mayberle
Moody are making registration
cards and classifying the books.
The organization voted to adopt
the library as a project for this
school year.
Plans were made (or the P.-T. A.
to sponsor a Hallowe'en carnival
at the school October 25. Proceeds
will be used to buy books lor the
library.
Appearing on the program were
Bennie Ramsey, and Sharon and
Shelia Duvall Bennie. seventh
grade student, gave an imper
sonation of a tramp with his
imaginary dog. Roger. Sharon and
Shelia* sang a trio of songs, with
Claudette Leatherman accompany
ing on the piano.
Contest Pians
Making final plans for rural
community development judging
was the main interest of members
of the Iotla Rural Community De
velopment at their meeting Mon
day night at the school. Score
sheets were collected and totaled,
pictures for the scrapbook were
chosen, and the tour of the com
munity planned. James Roper,
president, and Mrs. Margaret
Ramsey were selected to make the
tour with the judges. A meeting ,
of the scrapbook committee was
set for (tonight) Thursday night
at 8 o'clock at the school.
Mrs. Tallent Feted
Mrs. Kenneth Tallent was
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guest of honor at a household
shower given last Thursday night
at the home of Mrs. Charles Swaf
ford.
Mrs. Josephine Wyatt and Mrs:
Paul Swafford were co-hostesses.
About 20 guests were present.
Class Supper
Members of the Home Builders
Class of the Iotla Baptist Church
will meet with Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Carswell Saturday night at
7 o'clock for a supper meeting.
' Club Meeting
The October meeting of the
Iotla Home Demonstration Club
will be held Thursday ( today > at
1:30 p.m. with Miss Adelaide
Brewer. Mrs. Florence Sherrlll.
home agent, will present a dem
onstration on home beautlfication.
Circle 3 To Meet;
District President
To Address Group
Circle No. 3. or > the Franklin
Methodist Church, will meet this
> Thursday i morning In the social
hall of the church at 11 o'clock.
Mrs. Robert E. Early will con
duct the devotional and Mrs. H.
Bueck will talk on "What Can
the Christian Do to Ease World
Tensions?"
Lunch will be served at noon,
followed by a general meeting
of the W.S.C.S., with Mrs. Gilmer
A Jones, president, presiding.
Special guest and speaker at this
session will be Mrs. W. B. Harrill.
of Cullowhee7 district VfSCS
president.
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