The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-16
MAKES AN APPEAL
FOR THE SCHOOLS
CONTRIBUTORS WOULD LIKE TO
SEE LADIES OF CITY TAKE
MORE INTEREST.

Editor News:
While the graduating exercises of
Glynn High School are fresh in the
public mind, l desire to say a few
words in behalf of our splendid
schools and also to ask the good
women of Brunswick to lend their
aid TO the support of this good cause.
We know that the ladies are always
first to render aid where it is need
ed.
They uphold, upbuild and maintain
our churches, our libraries, our char
table institutions. They are ever
fore most in good work, rallying to aid
the cause that lacks assistance"
giving ardent support to all that
tends to help humanity. Truly have
our women consecrated their energies
ans - S1ents to:
THE Eause that lacks assistance,
The wrongs that need resistance"
| The future in the distance and the
good that they can do
And here in our midst is another
cause, a glorious one that, next to
| religion should claim the attention
and aid of Brunswick women namely,
that OF education. The Glynn High
! S5n3ol is an Institution that is an
| honor to our city. II is the result Of
| years of devotion to an ideal, on the
! part Of those who, ambitious FOR the
{ location OF Our young people, in the
| face of great encouragement; kept
! 10 'e them the vision Of this much
! l aGcG su plement to our public
-hool system. Like all those who
| uit1h their wagons to a star" who
| rise above the common level in their
| ideals. these few were scoffed at. A
| high school was a luxury, not a nee
essity, it was said. But the wise
men who saw the vision splendid
saw the dream materialze in the
| substantial form of our beautiful high
school building.
However, while much has been &C
/ cOmplished, there is still much to do,
i The high school needs other depart
i ments, more teachers, better equip
j ment and this is the work that calls
j the representative women of Bruins
wick that cries for their best ener-
| lies, re srDime devotion to a good
cause that is womans abiding char
acteristic.
i AT present We are informed the
< board desires to add to the curricu-
lum, department of domestic sci
enca a very practical and necessary
!; branch. But the means for employ
ingf teacher and for securing the
necessary equipment are lacking.
4 Here is an opportunity for Brunswick
( mothers and all good, public-s spirited
/ women to rally to this cause. An
| organization might be formed, such
as ,shat formed several years ago to
! work for the completion of the city
| hospital. This association which
mig 1t term itself the school auxiliary
| could raise funds to assist in improV-
ing and maintaining the high school
They could do a work that would
, county from an educational stand
point
/ This IS the call l would voice to-
day to the splendid women Of Bruins
wick. Rally to the aid of our high
school and do this work that will be
a monument to your names that Time
cannot destroy. Work for the high
school and help not only your own
children but many others along the
road to a useful life by assisting to
broaden the usefulness of our high
school.
Assured that Brunswick's noble
ladies will respond to this call.
Respectfully yours,
ONE OF THEM