The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 21, 1937, Page 11

u * The rural school teacher who has written two artigles for The * Tribune : Evidently she is getting a “kick” ‘out of the reaction to her first two articles for in an accompany- * ing note “Tt is where I should e guilty author I would have to nearly brought ployed, to school and was he nice? asked He article. tainly was going to do s0.” By A RURAL SCHOOL TEACHER bided. ‘We hear the dust in their homes, shops, and offices. You might try to imagine seeing a rural school in the barren dirty again Within reasonable time we discover ourselves to be a group of strict brunettes. nostrils are lodged deposits of dirt. Our teeth glare as we smilingly grind the sand between them. When night reach home. We find and dust glove, hustling about in a Without doubt many of you are of the opinion “people discuss my articles. The second one seemed to hit exactly ‘how. some of these ladies that bribe the teachers into staying ‘with them did “fuss up.” If they “Several teachers told me they School boards asked them back after reading my article. It even causes us to cough and sneeze. ‘We stop to wash our hands but, as the ‘ittie’ boy said, “why? they get, Cleaning House Is Teacher’s Job, Too Editor's Note: now sends in a third. she says: ‘most in interesting to hear intended it to hit. And ver learn that I am the board the next train. fell dead when their one'of mine, who is em- if, I had read the I hadn't then but cer- everybody remarking about anyway!” At the entrance of our mother in her dust cap that such a condition or building does not exist. It would sny visitor, even on a most dusty day. aS oe cups in ages and Many people are of the opinion that the teacher has only seven or eight pupils and has no other duty but to occupy the (soft... taste. There is no espensives than be a pleasure to receive ) chair = The fas On = on os of the gardens where it is grown. | ous tea lens, among the world, is where Lipton quality starts. Yellow Label Tea has a richness of fine flavor and a rare, piquant body that is sure to please the most discriminati premium on Lipton’s—it’s really less teas—because there are more good e pound. Ai ll roses is sonvntot sce packs fe Pound tea bags. years old. and teacher and see if your school can not be turned into a more pleas- ent, a more sanitary, and a more comfortable and healthful building before school opens next fall, LETTER CARRIERS Two Branches of Service and Five representatives of the National Association of Letter Carriers, the National Federation of Post Office Clerks and their auxiliaries will at- tend the annual state convention in Minot June 5 and 6, the letter carriers group, announced Getails of the convention program featuring two national officers, Jerome J. Keating of Minneapolis, and J. H. Mitcham of Spokane, ‘Wash., who will address the joint sessions. mittee on constitution and by-laws of the letter carriers group and Mit- cham is first vice president of the Postal clerks, will be opened by President J. C. Brand of Bismarck for the NALCO. Brand will preside in the absence of 'H. E. ‘Thomas of Fargo, resigned. day to listen to talks by Mrs. Minnie Bartley of Omaha, national presidents of the letter carriers auxiliary, and Mrs. Herman Lowe of Nashville, Tenn., and Mrs. Chris Cook of 8t. Paul, national president and seventh vice president, respectively, of the clerks auxiliary. Gress the second day’s joint session, according td the convention program drafted by Secretaries Albus and E. ‘W. Wolfe of Fargo. . of life'‘in Japan, behind the desk. If she does she de- feats the very point that she has ead many months in preparation We would like to see more people visit our school and see for them- selves what the inside of the schools look like, Decide for yourself if your children -should sit in seats many from windows on allisides of the rooms o: by the lack of light. Nothing is more unethical than to lock @ group of children into a small, dark, stifling room from seven to nine months. See for yourself how necessary books that are from twelve to fifteen Get together with the school board PLAN CONVENTION THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. , FRIDAY, ) MAY 21, 1937 ~e Auxiliaries to Meet in Minot June 5 and 6 Carrington, N. D., May 21—(P)— Arthur J. Albus, state secretary of Keating is chairman of the com- Business sessions of the two groups and Vice President A. E. 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