The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-04-17
STRESSES LIFE IN
HOME AS FACTOR
BIG IN EDUCATION


The April meeting OF the Filler
Parent-Teacher association held on 4
Thuraday evening was a highly en-
/ loyable affair with rs adults In at
tendance. Mrs. A. =. Anderson. the
president, presided The regular or
der Of business occupied tho first
part Of the program. The following
members were selected 10 represent
tbs Filler Organization at the state
convention 10 be held In Twin Fails
IN MAY Mrs A. r. Anderson. DR.. J.
u. Gillian. Miss lBez stephens. Mira.
II. y. sehildman and suDt Il. l..
eek.
Following the order OF business a
program OF entertainment was rem
ffred. chief OF which were the talks
delivered BY Mrs. w. r. Wilson 4
Miss inez Stephens and the lecture
b. the Rev. Charles Winning OF
Twin Pals. Mrs Wilson read a pa B
per explaining the need and useful
mesa OF Parent-Teacher association Z
ia Filler. From answers received .
from over 80 patrons who were ask q
% for their opinion OF tts organiza- n
lion a. conducted. Mira. Wiiynn stat q
"a that not one had hesltatcd b sAy n
a Food word for Il and invariably -
he reply would DO. 'It's a good
II going"
Miss stephens spoke OF the rood v.
hat an organization OF this kind can at
10 20 help the teacher to POI form nor q
york. understand the child and his
arents. AMI 20 create a place where 10
ieher ana parent can boeolns ae- ~ ~.
u vas emphasized lhat ''
rHn the teachers standpoint par a.,
ats are working a hardship upon
heir children II they DO not make Ba
themselves acquainted With the
'aehsr at the beginning Of the OF
'hooi year. Pupils whose parents Ci'
70 known by the teacher sfe given va
background and the child naturally ch
- more Intrinsic value In the eyes
the teacher than ono who lust APP rx
'ars from nowhere and leaves the
hool for nowhere.
The principal address, OF the eve
ng was delivered by the Rev. Mr.
inning OF tho Methodist church ~ Gar
vim Fails. Dr. J. ID. OilI.lan intro 5na
ced tho speaker with tho eniight-
Ing fact that tho lecturer was the say
on OF very long list ~ ancestors. Der
OF whom Il wes remarkable to
7, had been parents. I'll
The home as the wost Important
'ee for child training wa tho Gas
,ma OF the address. "1hs crime ~
yo sweeping tho country Is a typ AMI
lily juvenile one" oI
"A large per cent OF tho inmates IN
our prisons arc undor 70 years" Red
You cannot teach three million
ing men to XIII other mou though It
y BIO enomies. for two years with ..
a backwash coming from A." ~
these were uttsraneos made dur
very interesting aud helpful abo,
/ to tho parents present. Continu- swes
the Rey. Mr.. Winning said; true
Home-lifo has always been ac- aud
lifted BY teachers an tho all-lmpcr-
center for the training OF boys 80,
girls TO become faithful students ""
honorable young men and wom-
Heredity and early training OF
fHtt N&hhet DO suittrd ahl "uof1 ~
and as these two factors repre- me :
tho biggest Influence In the
Pins OF tho young persons lifo. t'esr
ainly. parents should realise the
iendous Importance OF enjoyable. -
.enlAl home life for their boys NOT
xirls." re
usieal numbers were rendered by IN
BIO smith. blanche Holmes. vir- ~.
4 Snyder and Mira. q. III. rruitt. -, ~
xles club SANG two songs direct 80
y Nlss Van Akin. Al,
ae committee In charge Of the "a
meeting OF tho organization will AN
Mrs, u. \. stephens. chairman nc
Mcsdamos l.. A. small. q. o. VI
aoar. q, W. Hsmilson. n. o. Nan ~
! and Mrs. Fred weathsrly, w
her. This meeting. arranged BY NJ
eighth grade. will conclude the THAT
. work. Eleesicn OF officers will the c
part % The business for the Elm OF III