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TOM WATSON’S IDEA OF
AN EDUCATION
The simplest meaning of the
word is, “to lead out.” When
you think of the numberless
ways in which the definition can
be applied, its vast magnitude
dawns upon you. To lead out
the dormant strength of the body
to lead out the inert powers of the
mind; to lead out the better
qualities of the heart; to lead out
the noblest capabilities of the
soul; this is the end of Education
and this her mission on earth.
Colleg;e walls can’t confine her,
nor can eb: rarity or proverty pre
vent her from finding her fav
orites. The farmer who can make
successful crops, the mechanic
who can drive his machinery,
the merchant who makes money
are, educated men, though they
never saw.’ Webster’s spelling
book.
If from day to day we are
learning things that enable us to
do our work we are get
ting an education, no matter
where we are, or what we are.
These boys who go to college
and ;n’t x come back with an
education. If thov do not frolic
away mo much time they come
back well vrciercd to receive me.
That is all. Daily work hammers
into our heads die lessons fust
teach us how to advance. If today
I could call up around me an
boys that were with me .in those
dear old college days whose
memory is one of life’s sweetest
Forget me nots, — If I,could call
them away from the court rooms
and the pulpits, from the coun
ters and the plow Handles, they
would every one, from my friend
Will Reynolds, who bore away
the honors from the Seniors,
down to the dullest among us
; Freshmen, they would every one
bear me witness that actnal life
is the real education, and that
their education will reach its
completion when life itself shall
I end.
So, then, Education does not
stop at the schoolhouse or the
co ll e ge; does not confine herself
to the y'ung, or to any favored
few. She goes on, and on,
through every walk of life, every
grade of society, every age of
man and every tribe or men
under the sun.
There are duties which tne you a ■
owe tc the old, but there is first
the duty which the old owe to
the young. In its broadest sence
wc owe them education -and
education includes everything
that we can do to lead out that
which is best in the young. We
owe them a good example; vve
owe them the maintenance of a
course.. standard of living; we
07.3 and :.n the inspiration o
meritorious effect ana ueuoruble
success; we owe them dm open
and or C- epppimmey and tne
helping hand of sympathy; wc
rone Li :ni tn£t full ci- unn-m
' wiiien 13 eriipnas-sea o j
our unflinching constancy to
conviction. Jeffersonian.
EXAMINE TEACHERS OF
STATE Jlific 19
Nearly 5,000 Georgia Teachers
Will be Required to Take
Examination.
State School Commissioner
Jere M. Pound announced that
the examinations for teachers in
the public schools of the state
will be held in each county on
June 19 and 20. The questions
will be prepared by Commissioner
Pound, and sent to Luc \ of
ficial in each county.
The number of those examined
will uo in the neignoonioou of
",OCO. The f ‘lowing toacVrs w ; H 1
( not be required to stand exam
ination. r i hose holding permanent!
licenses frrrn the blue-.
i C w £ld.uC \ajv cC.idl b VVALiI
three year license from me state,
•viiose teiun oi three yearn naS
not yet expired.
Those second grade teachers
witn two year licenses from the
state, whose term of two years
has not exp.mu.
Ail olliers not included in the
CAJJ . 3 .. *li J'y u U
stand the exvrdn .fv.-u
LOST.—Agolds’g wl in bl-
C inscribed cn it. Ibt.rvi to
Luther Joyner and rc: rive re
ward.
"HEAT THE IRON
Hap NOT THE HOUSE”
“THE IRON THAT IRONS”
LADIES
who have been looking for a
labor-saving iron appliance
will find in this a perfect Self-
Heating Iron that does away
with the smoke, soot, ashes,
and the constant walking
from ironing board, to stove
or fireplace —an iron that
maintains just the right
amount of heat for the work
and allows the heat to be in
stantly increased or decreased
This will do the work in half
the time of the old flat iron
way, and cost you about one
cent for each family ironing.
A ti !al will prove that it is
even better than we claim.
Bs independant of the wash
women and save money for
yourself. Buy this iron of
0. A, EM,'Jackson, Ga,
Dll: I|lli i 1 1 1 11 ill ill •• ■ ■ • I1 i 1 \•
Machine Shop
W, r. WAGNER, Proprietor
hinu-ry ejected and repaired; Pipe Pitting,,
Plumbing, Electric Wiring; Automobiles
and Oasollne Fngines Repaired.
W ■'VMTED: Scrap Iron, Brass, i
The Progress for Job Work
Take an Outing
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Southern : Railway
TjfeE RESORTS OF
Ak iMfel Sapphire Country” and,
TLs Laud o' lie Sky” are csoi and inviting
U>'USUALLY ATTRACTIVE LIST CU
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