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Matriarch
of the Ratliff Family
And...
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Mr.
Phillip James Oliver, II
"In Our
Memories Always and Forever" |
Classy Senior
Citizens Visit Choctaw Indian Reservation
| On
behalf of the Theo Ratliff
Activity Center's Classy
Seniors, we would like to thank
the Choctaw Indian Seniors for
their kindness and hospitality
shown during our visit.
This educational encounter
allowed us an opportunity to
learn and appreciate each
other's culture and the
hardships endured by both the
Choctaw Indian and African
American people during the early
years of this country.
We also
observed and participated in
Choctaw historical dances (e.g.
The Snake Dance and The wedding
Dance), the discussion of
nutrition, and healthcare issues
that affect us all. We are
proud to extend an invitation to
the Choctaw Indians to visit the
Theo Ratliff Center here in
Demopolis, Alabama.
This
visit also reinforced our
beliefs that we are all GOD'S
children. Though we are of
various colors and cultures, we
must love, accept, and respect
one another's history.
Thanks
again to the Senior Citizens of
the Choctaw Indian Tribe of
Philadelphia, Ms. |
Recent
Visitors To The Computer Lab
TRAC Makes Donation To
Marengo
County Dept. of Human Resources
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| The Friends
of Theo Ratliff Activity Center donates
$500.00 to support the Marengo County
Department of Human Resources' "Toys For
Tots" Christmas project.
Pictured above
are Edward Ward, Jr., Director of TRAC,
and Mary Sue Henry of Marengo
County Department of Human Resources. |
| ""Classy
Senior Citizens" Held Christmas Party At TRAC |
| In addition
to enjoying the fun and food, the
Seniors were also provided with a Health
Screening sponsored by the Tombigbee
Healthcare Authority. |
U.
S. Jones High Alumni Visits TRAC
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| Mr. Johnny
Givand, President of the Richland County
Regional Planning Commission in Mansfield,
Ohio, visits TRAC while here in Demopolis on
other business. Mr. Givand, shown here
with Mr. Edward Ward, Jr., Director of the
Theo Ratliff Activity Center, is a 1955
Graduate of U. S. Jones High School. |
The
Tombigbee Regional Commission Conducted Workshop and
Christmas Dinner at TRAC
| Cynthia Ross,
Senior Aides Coordinator for the The
Tombigbee Regional Commission, conducted a
Workshop and Christmas dinner for Senior
Aides stemming from the various communities
associated with the Commission (i.e. Perry,
Marengo, Wilcox, Clarke, etc...) at the Theo
Ratliff Activity Center |
Alabama Power Company Foundation Visits TRAC
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| Members of the
Alabama Power Co. Foundation (Shown here
with Mr. Ward) visits the Theo Ratliff
Activity Center. They are Diane
Brooker of Alabama Power - Demopolis, Sue
Scott and Peggy Burnett of Alabama Power
Foundation, Birmingham. Their business
here included a discussion on Grant Funding. |
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