The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1917-03-14
AN APPEAL FOR GOOD CITIZENSHIP.
tBY GREENWOOD HoUsEKEEpERs.)

A,on with the nleas for beautiful and sanitary must not
forget the citizens to some facts Whch MAKE o
good citizenship beautiful and the most sanitary things are
hngs-nner characteristics which make for good citizenship
Now believe that stress should be laid on the c %
spirit of cooperation uplmo educational aestheta ana
commercao THE most essential Those OF US
willing cooperate for this end who are not ns W @
the rights well as of ourselves who had not ra'
have the good feeling and fellowship neghbrhood well the
cleanliness beauty who had not rather have these essential n
es real than chickens roaming the streets ana
scratching up our neighbo flowers vegetables and and h
aked the streets making them unsany ana unSgh's ~ w
in the country where have no neighbors
single man or woman IN uehwu @
who really preference when he or she really tnhks 81 ~
reality that harm wrought by want OF tnoug1 ~ a W
other reason on earth Friends because you ee b loose to
gardens why by turning your chcs %
up gardens the neghbohooo you sn w
lack of consideration for the preference who want flowers and gar
golden rule? Of course 1t nice 70 n'
right to have them at the expense our
Suppose and disaster comes to you VINO 70 T sd KNOW
Your neighbos thank God the citizens OF ureehwoo
that each he or she lives in the pest
the town. We hear that said by people from every W feeling
things make for an increase Oh sn ~
but which goes after this fashion. .t,, na
We walk along the street and see some psh " hn.
home maker sometimes alone little ones with er psy
digging and wedding and planting for pretty y @ bt bring
pretty it will look then "nen ' ~ ~
forth in fruit and beauty we ask and hear oh the neigh
chickens scratched everything up And you can SET sea [ her neigbb
that young hopeful to feel toward ana u M
fair2 Suppose when she trims hef w s M h
and digs her weeds she would throw them over m I 4 S doesn't
want to see such things yng until the carts can ge mere
to haul it off What would think Of her. ana y A' wy
principle you using toward her rights A.. 49,.
We wonder how many of inquire as to wnere 'ne
bring to school Chiiafeh w
ugly be called oy ou' ONE or
know isn't the rights OF Others ~ an
THE MOST IMPORTANT lessons the children can learn " S -
educated
should not forget that isn't the white skin wnch ~ + i
ferentiates the veriest hotentot But e [ # For
Of fairness which from Christian 1900 r;vage Of
whether we he Christian or not belief have he p
living country laid down on m - t vsn though
Christian principles shall allow our children y a. II
it one flower what belong to nm OF hef - e.
this right has keep " s w M World over
Parents you think God has children c i nloiny he
o. to
cana 4s .ss; and inexpeence and need the mature
thought and the experience Of their parents @ because thew do
g call by ugly things done by your emu. n COULD give them
them arnf von giving then, one Of things you
false ideas you teach them about m for warped
things is the which will shape their hVes ~ 'fs
characters - al old va viii
Unless cooperation by every cuzen' s n beart really
not succeed what each deep m b to Law down our
wants. be proud OF ana i0se ~
life for if it should be 81 how To start our
Next week we hope to give some suggestions = = S'
towers ios this HulnsE r~.s-s- ssv = r-