Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-01-06
ANNOUNCEMENT
TEACHERS

Tn, tcachcr-usually-live and I-
,ors too much in an atmosphere oil
social isolation, created by the
,bsnghtlessncss Of the world outside
m, schoolroom walls, says an eX-
,hange
Parents look to the school to re-
,l,re the home for a few hours each
lay. They delegate parental respoh-
siklIi,v and discipline-sometimeS
with n feeling Of great gladness to be
y,d 81 a burden for a little while.
DO they hold up the hands of the
teachers as they should? Commonly
they do not. Too many parents, WIN
nut Investigation, take Indignantly
complaints the child pleases
- bring home. If the child says the
-rarhcr is unfair, the parent, lnStean
nr having it out with the child, goes
on the warpath, with blood IN the eye
for the teacher,
TAn marvel is not that many OF our
,onbIic schools are poorly taught lh'
wander Is that so many Of inc I''cn
nv maintains 20 high a standard
VI you are a parent Wha' 40 w.
Lnaw ,f tho woman or the man VINO
.,.a,a,.s your child? What interest
-ooyo you taken in what IS beng done
for your child beyond writing an o'-
..aeinnaI note Of request Of remo'S-
trance" Is your chlld's teacher your
frsrde He or she should pc lou
,rybt certainly to have a common
,nt.,,,s, IN the training of the young
,nrsor who carries your name aho y
=, thr work Of man or woman III
mt days to come anJ
T,l, in the teachers problem, ano
.r,,t , little serious thought make II
~o,,. owr The teachers day Is Spen'
!, . room not with two or three emu
lrrr. bm with, it may be't"o OF '"'''
srOn. oy ,ho,
Yam say to the teacher, Keep ''en
,n,er,s,cd"-a and how would you 40 !
IA, task were yours, Wbat a''
,ymld YOU nsc to fascinate Una 'VV,n'
yua aud make the printed page anu Wv
IVA, recitation perfectly delightful
An need NOT M'llA''
,arv,s are sometimes raspcu W w
-,v You need not be surprised |
,,,,5 ,bpm human and taIrble' io'
lv ano same place, wouio o''
Tn, TEACHER need contrast, fe'le'
, ,,frpshmcnt more than mos
I'm teachers must have cha'rtS :
ain, When the salary Is pa,d u
,mnIett part of the community ) II" u,
,,ru. o~blpa,ion is discharged W
M, thost who rear houses W "
"a mortar more than we pay Vho'
wh, arc building temples not ma,
st,l hands wherein the human 'P''
aiwciiS. A.. ro
e,Iooard circulation OF NE DEW,
,t,olroom sessions is the teacher WI
nos, IA carry to the pupil al
-,hu, To give to the hom''
keantracts for true friendship ) sd
..,,wc,n TEACHER and parent ought
N w,ys TO be encouraged The teac
=, deserves to be an honor'd gu,'
,n, family ,ircsidc of any pupil
and AT fircSidcs Of many tamll'eS u
rrlg,cd IN any way % her 1""N ~
NAV Parents who come to the Scho'
,.a,..to interfere with discipline a
M gey's work are Il pest, no !"
,,g r,r,l; the other sort, VINO want
nqlp. should be made welcome,
nartr<s Of the teachers as VI
t,}emlS OF the taught,
Tn, lyric Club will meet with \
and Mrs. Nelson Smith Friday, at
4sh The following program IT
oroorios will be ggiven;
RoU Cal Oratorios and cemPoS
TRIO, SAY Nh'''
Nrssrs. Scott, Patty ard Hunter
Snsr How Long Wilt Thou Forget
Mrs. Nelson Smith
p,,ro S,lo Priests Ma
Mrs. Albert Lipscomb
S,o, Comfort Ne My PEG
Col. Z. h. Boyd
rrio Lift Thine +
Nesdamcs Richmond, B,Eress
Dent
1ak "fa'o
Miss Edna Bush
Soro He Shall Feed His Fl
Miss Merle Carter
y,,gpn So'o Coronation Nj
Mrs Thos, McHenry
sony Jerusalem, Tho That M
The Prophets
Mrs. George Richmond
Violin
Mr.. A. y. Bonner
Pr,po Solo Cuius Amir
Miss Edna Bush
Selection by Orchestra
3rnAer Mr.. George Richn