Letter from Prof. E. Murray Wharton to Ashburn School Board of Trustees requesting consideration (January 8, 1930)

Letter from Prof. E. Murray Wharton to Ashburn School Board of Trustees requesting consideration (January 8, 1930)

226 Boscoma Ave.,
January 8, 1930

School Board of Trustees
Ashburn, Ga.

Dear Sirs,

I do not know what changes you are contemplating making in the ensuing school year, but if you are going to elect a new Superintendent or other teacher, I would be glad to have you consider my application.

I could furnish you recommendations upon request, but I'd much rather you would write concerning me to my Board of Trustees who are Messrs. N.L. DuPant, Chm., L.B. McFadden, Sec., and L.B. Gillespiie.

There are people in your city whom I know and with whom I would like to be. They are not relatives of mine, but are excellent friends.

My entire educate experience of six years has been largely in a special way with boys. I love all children and more especially those of school age. Boy Scouting has been always one of my hobbies and work that helps to build communities is especially interesting to me.

Hoping to hear from you soon

Yours Very Truly
E.M. Wharton
Sup't.

January 8, 1930