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Your Childrey Art'
Worth Educating • v \
- Your children are worth educating, if for no other reason, because they are yours, your own flesh and blood. They are worth educating and educating well becai^e they are infinitly precious to you and you want them to have everything you had and perhaps a little bit more. . j I ;
If you .want to school in a two loon/school house you want {heirs to live three or maybe even four roou&' No matter what advantagpeyou had, your fondest hope
that these children of yours should be even more fortunate.
This wish embodied might be - called “progress.” All the things we ot the adult world do in the name of progress we do with the namv., of our childred on our lips? \StU this not true, mankind wou- J settle down, into a complacent existence of today and tomorrow, with no thought of Jtpmorrow s tomorrow, no long range plans for tl>e future. Without the promise of posterity, how many cooks would be written, how much music composed, how many inventions perfected? And posterity is just another .word for our children. our children's children. 1
Fantastic as it may seem, this very question — “Are our children worth educating?” —» has been by JSeveral members of your coromuniy. “o£ co^rsel" is difficult to verify or'tuoye simply with cold hard ; facts. T
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