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"No.” and flunked him. Perhaps
burdened with more pupils that
she could poMbte mpervlae
well, the did not have time, dr
th« inclination to teach him
something that he ehookl have
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This to a generalized Indict
ment of the entire school sys
tem, ’when more faithfully It
should be a direct latilctpniM*
of a specific teacher or two.
There are many—perhaps a ma
jority-dedicated teachem tout
there to also a conetdecable seg
ment of the teaching fratern
ity today who have no interest
beyond ttie pay check. .• ; S?
Perhaps an ill wind (the su
perme court’s segregation de
cision) will blow some good to
our entire school system, in
that it will bring to focus the
attention of the public tgxm the
modernistic trends in educat
ion. I am not expert enough, nor
bold enough to suggest exactly
what to wrong, but E am brash
enough to say, unequivocably,
that something to wrong.
Discipline in our schools is far
too lax. I admit this Is a reflec
tion upon our modem home,
since' a completely wild brat
coming out of an absolutely un
disciplined home to a difficult
dcise for even the most season
ed teacher to swallow.
But I do agree with Godwin,
wholeheartedly, that our educa
tional system has become far to
concerned with quantity, too con
cerned with vocational arts, too
concerned with athletics and too
little concerned with the fun
damentals of education, which
still, to me, are “reading, writing
and ‘rithmetic”. That person who
cannot express himself or under
stand the expressions of another
is hardly educated.
Statement of ownership, man
agement end circulation as re
quired by the (Act of Congress od
August 24, 1912 and as amend
ed by the Acts of March 3, 1933
and July 2, 1946 otf the
JONES JOURNAL
Published weekly at Trenton,
N. C.
Editor and Publisher, Wilbur
J. Rider
Managing Editor, Wilbur J.
Rider
Business Manager, Muriel G.
Rider
Owners: Lenoir County News
Company, Inc.
Owners of one or more per
cent of the capital stock in Le
noir County News Co. Inc.: Wil
bur J. Rider, Muriel G. Rider,
John W. Rider, Barrus Con
struction Company. Sheppard
Warehouses, Inc, E. L. Scott,
P. A. Hooker, John J. Rowland
and William A. Coleman; all of
Kinston, N. C.
Known bondholders other se
curity holders owning or hold
ing one per cent or more of total
amount of bonds, mortgages or
other securities Is NONE.
Average number o f copies
bach issue of this publication
sold or distributed through the
mails or otherwise to paid sub
scribers during the 12 months
preceding the date shown is
812.
Wilbur J. Rider, Editor
ft Publisher
Sworn to and subscribed be
fore me this Day of October 1954
Doris Tull
Notary Public
My commission expires
March 2S, 1956
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North Carolina allocated $2,
yafrjOOO far the punehase of »»<*
for me scnooi L»uncn Pro
WELS ‘Hayloft Frolics’
Friday Night Contentnea
ill
M Carolina is fall of talent
ed ’..yawn* people and here’s ft
ohance for them to prove tfc
“Uncle Kiker”, who has had
twenty-live years of promoting
end performing fa the folk field
of eniertaament, along with Us
remlar radio work, promises
yen one of the most outstanding
performances of this type to be
seen anywhere In the Carolina*,
and at the same time, gives the
boys and girls a chance to go
higher in show business.
Let’s all pat oar shoalders to
the wheel and make “the WELS
Hayloft Frolics” a grand success.
' On ..stage In person will be
such fine entertainer as “The Fi
ne State Playboys,” The Meready
Brothers,” "The Dixie Hillbill
ies”, “Jerry Jenkins”, “Lefty
Hale”, “The Carolina Pardners”,
and that hinny man “Useless”.
Show time -is eight o’clock.
Admission is 60 cents for adults.
Children under twelve, 40 cents.
Ladies, be sure to wear your
fir dies because this is * side
splitting event.
John B. Hawkins
Bade In Slates
QUONSET POINT, R. L—John
B. Hawkins, chief aviation ma
chinist’s mate, husband of the
former mss Nonna Outlaw of
Route a, Boat 38, Trenton, re
turned to the Butted States
Sept. 17th after serving an over
seas tour in the Mediterranean
area with Patrol Squadron 8.
i Patrol Squadron 8 Is operating
the ‘Neptune’ type, twin engine
patrol bombers and is home
based at the mouth of Narragan
sett Bay here in Rhode Island.
The squadron, which has com
pleted its preparedness assign
ment with (American Naval forces
(overseas, has |p(retvious*y had
both warm and cold weather
operational experience in the
(Caribbean, Iceland and New
foundland.
Country dwellers Increased
from 16 million In 1640 to about
3Q million in 1953.
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