30 NORTH BADIN. N. C.
HOME SCENE IN THE COLORED VILLAGE
The present session was opened with doubled advantage.
Another building has been opened and equipped for school
use, due to the growing number of children—from 192, in
1918, to 388, the present enrollment. Eight teachers are
employed, including a teacher of school music and a special
teacher of industrial training for boys. The latter teacher
is director of the community band, and is also organizing
a school band. To crown the order of affairs connected
with the colored school, we have what no other city school
in this State has—a Conservatory of Music, directed by
four well-trained teachers of long experience.
When the school bell is heard, at eight-thirty—in the
morning, anyone who stands by and sees the hustling scram
ble of the crowd of boys and girls, hurrying from every
nook and corner of the town for the Chapel service, is
impressed with the superior advantage offered, through
the generosity of the Tallassee Power Company, to their
workers in NORTH BADIN, the finest city in the South.
IN REGARD TO POSITION OF ANY DESCRIPTION
WRITE DARRELL CLARK
NIGHT SCHOOL CLASS