Chief Askew's Diary: June 6, 1930
He's hoping for sunshine; Jaycees plan an evening of 'round dancing'
After more rain during the night, Chief Askew had about enough of it. “Everything is thoroughly wet now and we need some warm sunshine instead of rain,” he wrote. Alas, a hard rain fell early that evening, accompanied by a hard wind.
The Junior Chamber of Commerce in Newnan was hosting a community dance that night, specifically a ‘round dance.’ We’ve all heard of a square dance, but a round dance? Read on to learn about it!
The ad appeared in the June 6, 1930 edition of the Newnan Herald, accessed via newspapers.com.
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