NOT FORGETTING CHILD NEEDS AT HOME

VOICES FROM THE MOUNTAINS

"Without SCF help there are children here who could not
possibly come to school because of no clothes and they
would have no lunch either. When | see them warmly clad

and fed, | say, 'God bless SCF'."

—MARGARET DAVIS, Teacher, Milam, N. C.

"Our entire county is very grateful to SCF for the benefit
our school children have received .. . The Board of Educa-
tion sponsors both the NYA and SCF of Watauga county;
it is a pleasure to have the two agencies working in coopera-
tion for the school children." —CLARE P. SIMPSON

National Youth Administration, Raleigh, N. C.
"| express my appreciation for the assistance your repre-
sentatives in Tennessee have given the expansion of Com-
munity School Lunch Programs and for their intelligent

   

 

EVERY MOUNTAIN SCHOOL understanding of the ultimate purpose of the Surplus Agri- SCHOOL HOUSE IN THE WOODS
IS A CITADEL OF cultural Removal Program." :
DEMOCRACY =C, Wee ree ae Representative No better or worse than hundreds which
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When you help us keep chil- Uys: DaeaiMent of Tag ncuifure, Nashville, Tenn. dot the mountain area and every little

dren in school you help make
good Americans. This moun-
ie a Our job is to keep the children
Houston and David Crockett.

school is a stronghold of Democracy.

in school.

 

Report from worker tells

a tragic story: "The work in our county has

been of great aid in the at-
tendance of the pupils, besides
serving as a great act of human
kindness in providing warm
clothing for children who have
to walk a long distance to
school,"

“IT have never before seen such
a place in which to hold a school.
It wasn’t as good as our worst
chicken houses. The little shack
was old and drab. There wasn’t a
desk or table on which the chil-
dren could write and not enough
rough board benches for all of the
children. Only the cheerfulness
of the children kept me from de- :
jection”. What can we do to help > : -, wo
this teacher and these children? mit z (2m .& -

These little children were made happy and healthy
with the help that is provided by the SCF.

—JAMES L. SMITH
Supt. Rabun County Schools
Clayton, Ga.

   

 

IN NEED OF A}
SPRIEND:, ...

Sixty dollars a
year will

sponsor a school
group such as
this one. (Donor
given name and
picture of school).

A Good Sample
of what the
Mountains
Produce.

 

Col. John Q. Tilson, Treasurer

SAVE THE CHILDREN FEDERATION
1 Madison Avenue, New York, N. Y.