Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1919-11-14
COMMUNITY Interest
By j. C. BRAMMER.


the smiling face Of Prof. Watson,
his assistants and his pupils. 56 |
joined the Agricultural Class. The |
principal seemed a real pupil. The
pupils initiated this ideal teacher. |
Prof. Watson's work has been ad-
vertised everywhere | have gone.
Willet's school did honor to the
County Agent by showing interest
while he announced that they, too,
could have an agricultural class
Prof. Phillips seemed to be delight
ed that the County Agent in his
busy life took time to come to
Willets.
Next day, the children of Tuck
aseigee, together with their princi-
pal, Miss Parrish, did not lose sin
gle word which was uttered. Such
pupils under such a teacher are
sure to succeed. The club meeting
at night was made very helpful.
Among other things, three boys,
Moses, Max Hooper and Troy Hoop
er, beautifully read and recited The
Man Without Country" The
Worst Corn etc. Mr. John A.
Hooper and others had seen that
, many lights were we'll lighted. The
teacher had seen that the floor was
erysclean. You do not have to
be long at a school building before
,, you can judge Of the school by the
very atmosphere.
! Crossing the river above the bridge,
I saw Mr.. j. w. West and others
who gave for defraying the expenses
! OF the Fair.
!, East Laporte did honor to them
selves and others by getting the
It points in selecting seed corn. The
i teacher, a learner too, took dowr
every point for the anxious pupils
Moses Creek school at the close
r of a pleasant, day was made to fee
that agriculture is the hope of ou
very existence and that agricultur,
is or should be the foundation 0
all educational activities. Thank
a. to you, too, for your patience.
,e Hurrah for Johns Greek! Al
ce though there were 200 there, not {
i single one missed single word G
a, the program, Seed Corn Selection
=. ''Horatius at the Bridge" a poem
ng The Discontinued Blacksmith;
ID Dialogue; Jennie McNeal;" M
ng First Love Affair; Fair Lake Coz
" stance all poems-an d m a n
more things besides the Journ;
he made Johns Creek wake to her tru
ids self. No one could see this Withol
ny saying one is duty bound to ST
are that pupils have social, intelectu
ur and domestic advantages,
II Prof. K. R. Nicholson feeling
said The young people are not 6
'n1 ing to while the winter away by S
- ting around the fire. We are goi
is to make this club 90. No Wond
people went to him after it W
aon over and said we will help.
w ene At Johns Creek, Carl Queen re
as an agricultural exposition. M
2. the clubs demonstrate Seed &c
of Testers, Seed Corn, Self Feede
hro- Hog Breeders, etc. Notice the T
W gressive Farmer. Read what it sa
,ub then you find life too important
,vesi drill and drill altogether on Mu
1uir- plication Table, Evolutionary t
lection, Concert Reading, etc., wi
e el- out their application to actual
;4;aa il. cusing in ones life. 1t is like
filed showing your faith by your Wo
and Canada is fine place. In
when schools and teachers were represt
n OF ed at Wolf Creek school house;
d in Ar -uua,n,, Nd;,o Ror+;o N;chol,,
,ssed and Mr.. Cope's.
and AS Brammer one hour just
31st, fore noon spoke of our inherite
from our ancestry and of the gr
'tion- ness of the human mind, every
lliu' fa acted lady-like and man-like.