The Future citizen. (Milledgeville, Ga.) 1914-????, July 29, 1916, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text■v'* H/\uL 6. ruL FU I UHL cII I4EN. Some Thinff the Bovs are Doing and Saying Some Witty Some Wise and Some Otherwise Chip* from the Workshop. ![ (By Bill Erwood) Since the last report we have been very busy, The shop boys have been making some pick hand les, and made a good job of it. Mr. E. B . Cochran and the shop boys have been putting in some doors in the cook room. We have also been making some gate latches for the fence around the barn, we have been sharpening •ome chisels for the plumber to drill holes for the pipes and made a very good job of them. The anvil boys have been sharp ening plows this week they have also been fixing some bridles for the plow squad this week. Also some of the boys have poured some concrete posts for the lot fence. SUCCESS MEANS SERVICE Crumbs from the Kitchen. ! I (By Miller Painter) We have been very busy in this department since the last report cleaning up uui tilings sure look much better in here. The oven is cooking better for we have just cleaned it out good it sure cooks fine bread. We are out of meal now but hope to get some soon for we all like corn bread very much. Mr. J. J. Nolen has had a squad of boys cleaning up in here and things looks better now. 'Flie boys who brought the weekly supplies were Ancell Can trell, and John Sheffield, Bill Erwood and Fred Cleveland has been putting up doors in here, everything sure looks fine. (Continued from page one) precept. One day the prime-minister, Mr. Pitt, looked around to find a man to carry out a pacific system in the government of India. He discovered him in the indust rious unambitious man, whose pur pose was to do with might what his hand found to do. Pitt made him Sir John Shore, and Governor- general of an empire. He was known as the ruler whose maxim was, “Honesty is the best policy.” After fours year’s service, he was recalled. Enrolled among the British peerage as Lord Teign- mouth, lie again sought for op portunities to make himself useful. Serving as local judge he made himself eminent by his judicial purity and good sense. He watched over his family and his poor neigh bors. He became the first president of that great British and Foreign Bible society, which has gained world-wide reputation. When he died, men reflected that his lift showed what talents, such as multitudes possess, could do, when under the guidance of good sense and industry. —The Boys Chronicle. 8uda from the Laundry. i (By R. B. Clark) We have been very busy in this department since the last report. We washed the sheets,shirts and blankets extra we have a plenty of wood on hand at present, We gave the furnace a good cleaning out last week and it sure does burn better there are four boys in this department now they are R. B. Clark, Porter Roberts; Oren Sheffield and Earl Creel. Oren Sheffield is a new boy in this department and he takes a good deal of interest in his work Kicks from the Barnyard. | 1 I I i (By Earle)' Fuller) We have been very busy in this department this week. • Mr. E. B. Cochrans squad has been tearing the old fence down and have put a new one up and it sure does look better. I have been sick this week and have had a boy busy helping me, the mules'have been in the pasture this week, We have been hauling corn this week for we were out. Mr. J. J. Nolon has got his squad cleaning up around the barn. The »hop boys have heed fixing some bridles for us and they are a lot belter. It lias been raining so that the plow squad could not plow. Scraps from the Sewing Hell. (By Leonard Wilson) We have been cleaning up the sewing hall and it helps the looks of it. Mr. E. B. Cochran has hud a squad of boys putting in doors in this department and it helps the looks of the place. We haven’t been sewing very much, as the machines are not in good order. We hope to have them in good shape soon so we can go to sewing. Mr. J. J. Nolon has had a squad of boys cleaning up in this de partment. Ed Ballew and Lonnie Hutto has painted the sewing hall and it looks a lot better. *VTIi* AD Mpb to C«b)( to The Air) The Futo*o C Hint