J.LBUSICK High Praise Is Given
To Oak Point School
& SONS
Salem, Oregon
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SALEM, OREGON
like atmosphere, not only to the
community room, but to the
class-room into which it opens.
Comfortable chairs, a small li­
brary and a library table con­
tribute to this home like atmos­
phere. In another pari of th»
building is a kitchen where the
children prepare their warm
luncheons and where, I imagine,
my potted chicken was put up.
"Now, it is clear enough that
a school might realize the aim of
rural education without operat­
ing a poultry yard or a seed
garden; it is equally true that it
might possess these and other
adjuncts and still fall short of
being a good school.
But a
prime essential of effective rural
education, 1 am sure, is that the
rural school shall make an intel
ligent use of the rich educative
environment that surrounds it.
In this particular school the
poultry yard and the gurden
were sources of educational mat­
erials and radiated studies in
arithmetic, in geography, in ele­
mentary science and in langu­
age. In part, they were ends in
themselves, but only in part; of
far greater importance was their
service to larger ends.
They
were a starting point from
which the pupils were led out in­
to a wider world; their contacts
were multiplied; their horizon
was extended.”
Ur. William G. Bag ley, of
Teachers’ College, New York,
has an interesting article in the
May number of the "Progres­
sive Teacher.’ Dr. Bagley was
here last fall and visited the rur­
al center at Oak Point.
It is to
this school he refers. -Editor.
"A few days ago I received
letters from two children who
live in Oregon. They wrote as
representatives of a rural school
that 1 had the privilege of visit­
ing last tail. The letters told
rne that I should shortly receive
a package by parcel post, and
that the package would contain
a jar of potted chicken, which
had been prepared by the child­
ren as one of the products of the
poultry yard which the school
operates. The package came in
due course, and the potted chick­
en was made into the piece de
resistance of a delectable din­
ner, serving also as the text of
a little homily directed to the
younger member of the family
on the value of the poultry in­
dustry as a means of reducing
the H. C. of L. In spite of this
moralising, however, the chick­
u
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en was enjoyed—in the well
T here will be • b ask et social a t Huy
known phrase, "a good time Ville School Ju n e 10, beginning sharply
was had by all.
a t 8:00 e'clock.
Everyone come and
"I do not refer to this personal bring a baaket and your purse.
experience for the sake of sug­ Mias Callie Cole la borne visiting her
gesting to this large and repre­ folks. She has bees atten d in g school
sentative audience that similar a t Airiie.
contributions to the family lard­ Will Powers and wife visited friends
er will always be welcome, but in Jefferso n Sunday.
rather to call your attention to a E v e re tt W ard, who baa been quite
little school in the open country ill, ia reported as making no improve­
m ent in hie condition.
that has gone a long ways to­
ward realizing what 1 consider T he pupils of the school are patient-
to be the important aim of rural
education.
Marlnello Cosmetic Stop
‘ ‘This school, as I have said,
M anicuring, Shampooing, Electro­
operates a poultry yard. Pure­ lysis. H air D ressing, P erm anent Wave,
bred poultry is its specialty in S calp T reatm en t, W rinkle T reatm ent,
M assage, Bleaching and
the one case; pure-bred seed T Electoiytic
inting. Special Acne T reatm ent,
corn in the other. Its profits Marineilo P rep aratio n s and H airtkieds.
come from the selling of settings
HAIR GOODS SW ITCHES R ID E F H O i CIHM IH6S
of eggs and from the selling of
MRS. IRENE SCO IT
corn for seed purposes. With
Phone 1690 SALEM 126 N. High St.
these profits the school plant is
improved. Through added in­
SWOPE & SWOPE
terest, a large community room
LAWYERS
has been added to the school
building by the district. An at­ OfBoe ever Craven A Welker's Sfera
Oregon
tractive fireplace gives a home­ Independence,
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FARMS AND ACRRAOE W ANTS»
ly awaiting the return of their teacher
W. H. Walker and C. W Hen.
kle,
accompanied by their wives,
Kelia W altennarger and wife were
Sunday viaitors with frienda near T al­ visited with Philomath relatives
bott.
Sunday.
Mr*. Dai C arter, of Salem, was a
Miss Opal Hewitt and friend,
week end viaitor with her borne folka.
Mias Sirouu, O. A. C. atuderta.
Ben Ennis and wife spent Sunday
were here lor the Senior clast-
w ith feiends in Salem.
play Friday evening.
L. W hite and family spent Sunday
w ith friends in Lebanon.
The Misses Irene and Margar­
et
Eddy passed last week end
Mr. Bevena and fam ily spent Sunday !
w ith friends a t Buena Vista.
with Portland friends.
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. six salesmen with machines. W#
inspect and photograph your prop­
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have a demand for property at all
times. Fred W. German Co., 732
; Chamber of Commerce Bldg., Port­
land, Oregoti-
Tall The Poet About Iti
F rank T urner and family were re-1
cent viaitors in th is vicinity.
LET ME
CITY AND COUNTRY
Ask Mr. Foster.
Jesse Walker and wife moved
to their ranch the early part of
the week.
Mrs. Joseph Rogers arid Mrs i
E. M. Young spent Tuesday in
Portland.
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Shop in building formerly occupied
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