A. J. Porter Writes.
Editor of The ,Home News:—
I want space in our paper
for a few thoughts. I want to
speak of our school there at Me
mory. I think it one of the
grandest successes as a high
school that is in the County, and,
so far as I know, there is in the
state. Of course I can’t speak
of the school without speaking of
the propelling force that made it.
First, I want to say mat me
Trustees played the grand part
in making the selection of a good
class of teachers. You can see
the very effect of their careful
ness pictured in the faces of the
pupils as they leave with the
high honors of a noble effort.
Next, I want to say there comes
the teachers, who, beyond a
doubt, have done every thing ip
their power to make the very
best out of our children. There
is not a being in the County whc
can, with an unbiased'1 mind, look
at the class of > noble iboys and
girls that has just finished the
High School course, and not see
the very character, even a part
of the very life, of the teachers
in them, and pray that they live
long to continue" their grand
work.
Next, I want to say that there
is our County paper The Home
News, which has played an in
estimable part in contributing tc
the success of our school. Why
it has been neglected by others,
in speaking of the school, I can’t
see, for it has been our picket
looking out for the interest of our
school all the time. By reading
it \v^ can watch every move of
the school. There is hardly an
issue of it that does not say some
thing about the school or its wel
fare.
A. J. Porter.
Mrs. H. D. S.wayze’s ..Sunday
school class will give an ice
cream social Friday night at the
home of Miss Della Jeffries.
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G. W. BARBER
NOTARY PUBLIC
and insurance
Good Health.
The farmers greatest asset is
good health for himself and his
family. To keep in good health |
all must have good food, properly I
prepared, must observe common !
sense rules of sanitation and j
must keep premises free from !
contaminating conditions. Flies j
and mosquittoes are carriers of j
disease and must not be tolerated I
Good dringing water must be j
| Provided. Typhoid fever, malar
j ia and tuberculosis are far too
common in the country. Let
everybody help make the coun
try the safe place for living, not
a dangerous place. Ask the
County Agricultural Agents and
the Home Demonstration Agents
for bulletins on health or write
| to the Director Cooperative Ex
tension Service, University of
Arkansas and U. S. Department
of Agriculture, Little Rock, for
| bulletins.
The Young Peoples Missionary
Society met with Mrs. T. J.
Fakes Tuesday evening.
Misses Ethel Johnson, Linnie
Kale, and Messrs. Maynard
Wherry and Charles T. Willis
motored to Augusta Sunday.
Misses Della Jeffries, JBlanch
Powell and Marie Thompson
and Messrs Roger Fakes, Lester
Lewis and Rukin Jelks motored
to Augusta Sunday.
Miss Nell Stewart left Monday
for a visit to her brother at Para
gould. After spending a few
days there she will go to her
home in Martin, Tenn., for her
summer vacation.
Misses Grace Burkett and
Minnie Morris, who have been
attending Galloway college were
visiting home folks the latter
part of the week.
The McCrory Bakery
Sanitary Bread, Pies and
Cakes.
Barbecued Meats and
Cold Drinks.
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