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Como Elementary third graders receive dictionaries

Jan 07 2011
Mary

 Representing Fort Worth Republican Women, Literacy Chairman, Ludie Heineman, and President, Sharon Dale, distributed approximately 75 dictionaries to all third grade students and their teache

Dictionaries define ‘service’ for noon Rotary

Jan 07 2011
Mary

 In the past five years, Shelbyville's noon Rotary Club has delivered more than 3,000 dictionaries to students throughout the county.

Weakley County students receive dictionaries

Jan 07 2011
Mary

 The Jackson Council of the AT&T TelecomPioneers, with the help of Mike Swaim of Van's Pharmacy in Martin, delivered new dictionaries to all of the third graders in the Weakley County publ

AT&T Pioneers and Bolivar Rotary give dictionaries to Hardeman County students

Jan 07 2011
Mary

 The Bolivar Rotary Club helped the Jackson Council of AT&T TelecomPioneers deliver dictionaries to all of the public school third graders of Hardeman County.

Dyer County third-grade students receive dictionaries

Jan 07 2011
Mary

 The Jackson Council of the AT&T Pioneers joined forces with the Dyersburg Civitans to provide a dictionary including a gazetteer to every student in third grade in the Dyer County School

Rotary Club of Donelson-Hermitage takes on Dictionary Project

Jan 07 2011
Mary

 The Rotary Club of Donelson-Hermitage has donated 3,000 dictionaries to McGavock High School, the largest high school in Tennessee.

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