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N.C. Jaycee President
To Speak At Installation
Junes W. Church, president
of the North CaroSna Jaycees,
will be the guest speaked at the
Cooleemee Jaycees Installation
Banquet at Ketner's Cafeteria
oo Saturday.
A native of Sparta, currently
residing in Clemmons, where
he is Vice-President with
Northwestern Bank, Church
was elected in May, IMS, to
direct the activities of more
than 10,000 Tar, .Heel Jaycees.
Jim attended Sparts High
School and William and Mary
College. It was shortly after
graduation from Sparta High
School that he married the
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(Cooleemee Girl Helps J
(In Pfeiffer Program
MISENHEIMEB.
Sharing in a Pfeiffer College
«*»mH sponsored mH directed
tutorial program for ISO area
elementary school children is
Mias Elizabeth Sexton,
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A project of the Pfeiffer
College Student Chanter of the
National TfrfriPEHon Association,
40 Pfeiffer students have work
ed in the program. The area
youngsters are brought to the
Pfeiffer campus on Wednesday
nights for the tutorial sessions.
Student director is Joe
Internicoia, an upperrlawman
from Ehnoot, Long bland, who
has as his avdirectors Mike
Africa, Atlantis, Fla., and San
dra Allen, Gaatonia.
Two 45 minute sections are -
held, the first session being
devoteu to reading skills. Dur
ing the second session, the
young stnrWnts may work hi
an area such as language arts,
the natural sclances,
mathematics ar social studies.
The program, which began
in March, will end April V.
Faculty advisor to the amp
is Bill Tyson of the coUMe'a
fflyftifln faculty. The Pfeiffer
Government Associa
tion has gbm the program
financial support.
Mr. Tyson commented "this
has been s tremendous learning
and growing experience for both
S». The contact of our cot
students with three or four
ren in a highly personal
situation has been moot
valuable. Their imllmilasin con
iplscopol Womw
The Episcopal Church Women
will bold then* regular meeting
on Wedneeday, May 7, with
Mrs. Tuilie Grimes at hsr home
on Omrdi Street at 7: JO p.m.
COOLEEMEE, N. C.
Weieesday, April St, 1M
former Joe Ann Pearson. They
now have two sons, Jimmy and
Johnn.
As a Jaycee, Church has
served as charter President,
Chairman of the Board and Vice
President of the Clemmons
dub. His former state activities
£ state
and services as Vice President,
Treasurer, Secretary, sod
Administrative Nat'l Director.
Jim's civic interests have
spread beyond the Jaycees, and
he continues to be active ixT
other community affairs in
Clemmons. Some of his other
civic interests include serving
firms the fact that Pfeiffer
students are eager and ready
to work in community service
projects."
Ml— tSfKton is the Amglitor
of Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Sexton,
» Center St., Cooteemee and
is a graduate of Davie County
High School, Mocksvilie.
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1969-70 PTA Officers
The newly elected officers for 1960-70 Cooleemee
PTA were installed by Mr. Chuck Beidler at the
last meeting of this school year on Monday, April
21. They ore, left to right, Mrs. Alice Beidler,
Iterate
as Elect Stewart in Clemmons
Methodist Church, Clemmons
Civic Club, Charter Treasurer
of the Southwest Forsyth Little
League, member of the Board
of Directors for the local
Volunteer Fire Department,
member of the Clemmons Lion
Club, Clemmons Library Board,
member of the Forsyth County
School Study Committee and the
Forsth County 4-H Club Council.
He has been named recipient l
of many awards during his
Jaycee career, the highest being
in 1965, when he was selected
demmon's Outstanding Young
Man.
Relive Honeymoon
Of 35 Years Ago
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Howard of Pine Ridge
Road celebrated their thirty-fifth wedding an
niversary Monday, April 21. ...
Tuesday, they were the special guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Messick as they relived part of
their honeymoon of 35 years back.
Its seems that when the Howards were married
they lived in Mooresville and came to Cooleemee
where they spent their honeymoon with the
Messicks.
Sign Children Up
For Kindergarten
Summer Program
Application! for the 1969-79
kindergarten programs far
eligible children in Davie Coun
ty are now being considered.
Sponsored under Title I of
the Elementary and Secondary
Education Act, priority is given
to children of economically
deprived backgrounds.
A morning and afternoon
session will be held at the
Mocksville Elementary School
at the Education center here.
Morning classes will begin at
8:30 and dismiss at 11 a.m.
Afternoon classes will be held
from 12:30 to 3 p.m.
Transportation to the dhmnes
is the responsibility of the
parents of the children. Eligible
children from any area of the
county may attend.
In the event a sufficient
number of children from
economicaly deprived homes
do not apply, the remaining
applicants will be selected on
the basis of economic priority.
Application forms for the
kindergarten program may be
obtained from the Board of
Education Office, the
Mocksville Elementary School,
or the Education Center.
secretary; Ray Jordan, vice president; Tom
Ridenhour, treasurer; and Arnold Garwood, presi
dent.
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Richard BMVMI
Richard Bowen
Is President
Of Davie UMYF
Richard Bowen, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Bowen of Pine
Ridge, was elected president of
the Davie County Junior Sub
District UMYF Thursday night
at the Dulins United Methodist
Church.
Debbie Spry, also of
Cooleemee, was elected
secretary, she is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Spry.
Home From Hospital
Mrs. Lessie Blackville
returned home from Davie
Hospital last Thursday. She is.
recuperating at the home of*
her daughter, Mrs. J. C. Sell, on
Joyner Street.