The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-09-30
Y!3! School For Ward One

'"h1S tIunC sooC op' ihS ti' "u
thorIties of the State Norma
Schoo! decided that hereafter
High School work would be Gu
out from the Training School
The result of this decision leave!
the pupils of four grades, namely
from the eighth to the eleventh
inclusive. without any cducationa
facilities whatever.
+, At the last meeting of the Board
of Administration, a committee oI
men from the Chamber Of Com.
lrerce and women from the
Parents Teachers Association ap.
peared before the board and rep.
r,sented that while the citizens of
this community desired to CO.
operate with the authorities of the
Normal School, the result of put
ting the above M n:ioned resolu-
ton into immediate effect would
be deplorable.
The Board very promptly recog-
nized the justice of the position
assumed Ivy the Committee and
agreed tn take care Of the high
school grades until the citizens of
Ward One could construct a high
school building under the auspices
of the parish board of school d.
rectOrs.
The Chamber of Commerce has
with commendable zeal and public
spirit undertaken to inaugurate a
campaign for The purpose of rails
ing funds necessary for a high
school building in the town Of
Natchitoches.
a number Of committees pub
lished below will show how thor
ougl and comprehensive the plan
is the Chamber of Commerce in
auyura,ed.
The Enterprise will publish and
comment on the reports of these
several committees as soon rs they
are at hand.
In the meantime. we believe
that the taxpayers of Ward One
will most heartily endorse the
movement and will, in line with
the liberal and progressive spirit
which has characterized their con-
duct in the rast, provide ample
funds by taxation.
The Enterprise ventures to sug-
yest to those who arc laying the
plans for this great enterprise
hat they build for the future and
hat no legitimate expense be
pared. We want to avoid the
mistake eo often made in matters
f this kind, of building for the
resent alone.
The project will require the
ond issue, which, of course, will
ave to be approved at an election
eld Er that purpose. of probably
OF less than 10000 The
Ian already outlined includes
|'lendid auditorium, which has so
'ng been 4 necessity for this GEM \
lunity. I
The bond issue will also inclu,le o
n amount suffirien. to provi. q 9
;''ool facilities fer til, co!or.d II
',Dulation for Ward One, o." "
n.,"ns of whi.... Y:i he uct.,
Iiucd later on. n
CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE 7
L. K. POleman, Chairman.
PUBLICITY COMMITTEE sE
e. NJ. Cunningham, Chairman: ot oi
ester Hughes, Julius Aaron, j. 81
Stephens. DR.. w. T. William. 5. tn
u. Fusca, Sam Aaron, A. f. -
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wOAAN'S PUBLICITY COMMITTEE tn
Mrs. e. L. Breazeale, Chairman: st sil
mes. }. II. Williams, 4. I Gal. re
N, G. NJ. Cunningham, L. Z. M
'leman, Phanor Breazeale, S. j. ne ne
enry, NJ. H. Carver, g V. Pcr- tn
:; Misses Gussie Nelken, Roberta ca
well. tn
DATA AND REASONS de-
Phanor Breazealc, Chairman; KIN
dge w. L. Cunningham, Edgar se, sc,
w. Judge e. V Porter. up w
ELECTION COMMITTEE
B. s. SWEET, Chairman; j. W. ais ais
hes, Jr., s. E. Tobin, e.. II. civ
'rson, Joe Inter, E. L. Nc ha,
ing, Jr., E. l.. McFerrin, Earl t;n' Ge,
,eman, Nanny NeIken. Chas rig M
Blieux, q. +. HimeI, L. q. inc
rnes, d. j. Hyams, V. &. par
ans. K. 0. Hicks, j. f. Kee- WI ~n
J. p. A. Ducouraau, j. NJ. all
rr;s, f. B. Winbarg. con
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D 1>''>D ooNnlllhh ical
\. W. Watson, Chairman; Sam