The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-11-16

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to join with others the world
over in the observance of AM
ERICAN EDUCATION Week
we take this opportunity to
commend the parents who
took time out and visited the
schools during the past week
and we urge those who did not
visit them, to do so at their
very earliest convenience. /.
We urge ALL Parents to Get
Acquainted with the teachers,
principals and supervisors who
play such an important role in
your children's lives. For,
through these people, you will
get to know the special prob
lens that face your commun-
ity'S educational system. !.
You will get to know how YOU
can help your school give Your
CHILD the best education pos
Sible. You will have an ex-
cellent opportunity to person
ally know the unselfish men
and women who have dedicat-
ed the best years of their lives
to teaching your children. !.
During American Education
Week, we urge parents to give
the PTA the kind of support
this splendid organization de-
serves. We would urge you
to take a live and vital inter-
est in the activities of your
school board. We would
urge that you use whatever
special talent, skill or knowl-
edge that might benefit your
school system. We would
urge each parent to realize
that in the final analysis, YOU
determine the kind of educa-
ton your child will get. /.
PARENTS, GOOD SCHOOLS
ARE YOUR RESPONSIBLE
ITY. Visit your schools dur
ing AMERICAN EDUCATION
WEEK and at any other time
during the year you can pos
Sibly do so. :.
WE ARE HONORED and
we do express deep apprecia-
ton to the American Educa-
ton Week committee, headed
by Mrs. Ora d. Robinson, for
including us among those to
receive the CERTIFICATE OF
ACHIEVEMENT AWARD on
Wednesday night out at La
nier. We assure those in
charge of making this award.
that it will ever be the aim and
purpose of all connected with
this paper, to give, not only to
LANIER, but to every school
IN the city's system, our full
cooperation in all their efforts
and at all times. Thanks
again for the Award.
OUR DEEP AND PROFOUND
sympathy is extended to the
family of the late MRS. SAL
LIE SMITH, sister of the late
Hetty Randolph, who to me
was a second mother. Ac-
cord1ng to relatives, among
whom are Mrs. Annie Bell
Thompson, Mrs. Laura Win
ston, Mrs. Alice Lee and Mr..
Robert Smith, funeral services
will be held Sunday, Novem-
Der IL, at Halls Hill M. b.
Church in Hazlehurst, Miss.
Funeral arrangements are in
charge of Peoples Funeral
WE ALSO OFFER to the
family of the late MR.. ELICID
PILLARS, our deep sympathy.
Funeral services for Mr.. Pill
lars were held Wednesday at
Central Methodist Church. the
Rev. S. L. Webb, officiating.
The death of this well known
and well-liked gentleman
brings to our memory his be-
loved wife, MRS. ELIZA FAR
ISH PILLARS, who, too, has
been confined to her home on
Montgomery Street for a long
time with an eye ailment.
Considered by us to have been
one of the worlds Ideal Cou-
pies, both of these very fine
people, for years contributed
much, not only to the lives of
their immediate families. but
to the thousands of young peo-
pie with whom they came in
contact daily. We pray Gods
blessings on Mrs. Eliza Pillars.
we pray that she will be given
strength to bear this sorrow
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