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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1925
Page
6
E J Summerour and Mrs J H Hildreth praise Taylor County schools and Howard as a rising success. They report high attendance, honor rolls, excellent student work, and strong aspirations for Rupert High School. They urge trustees and patrons to support education to elevate the county's system and future.
The Buller Herald notes Rupert Junior High School expansion following consolidations with Southland and Cedar Creek. It highlights gains since 1921, with 182 pupils across nine grades, five teachers, and a dedicated Board of Trustees led by R. E. Watkins, Frank Callahan, and W. R. Labhorn, praising community support and plans for the future.
Crowells School reports seventy five pupils in grades one through eight with good attendance over the past two months. The playground is well equipped with swings, balls, and polo for younger children and two ball courts for older students. Teachers include Miss Ethel Fam bro principal, Miss Susie Scandrett intermediate, Miss Jessie Heath primary, and Miss Gussie Wilson music. Parents, teachers, and pupils show keen interest and strong cooperation, boosting a successful year plan. The Crowells PTA of thirty two members has funded floor oiling, room broom supplies, a volley ball net, and library additions totaling twelve books and twenty two classics after two fall entertainments.
The noble fathers and mothers of Central community united efforts to secure the best educational advantages for children. Three nearby school buildings were moved to a central site, naming the first consolidated school Central in Taylor County. Trustees patrons and teachers kept standards high with PTA support, aiming to raise Central students among the noblest people, shaping great men and women for the world.
The piece asks Wes ley residents whether their school and building meet the community’s standards for education and citizenship. It challenges if the school environment reflects the town’s values and if improvements are needed to provide a worthy learning space for children and educators.
A group urged immediate action to build a Wesley junior high school in Taylor County Georgia. They called the project the garden spot of the county and stressed education as the whetstone sharpening human intelligence, urging all to support a community school that visitors would note for life and love.
A speaker recalls the school’s building history from a one room setup to a modern multi room structure and argues for continued growth toward a well equipped facility. The message emphasizes improving teaching conditions, expanding staff, and elevating pupil conduct while urging gradual, sustained progress.
A Georgia education manifesto argues for unified progress despite past apathy and political interference. C M Candler leads a call to build Turner's Junior High and a statewide system where schools support one another, funding education as a debt to the future and resisting local factionalism.
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