In 1932 the Fayetteville Grade School Trustees held a special meeting and voted unanimously to name the school in honor of the distinguished educator, clergyman and U.S. Ambassador, Dr. Ezekiel Ezra Smith, a man who left a legacy of unusually fine and constructive work.
The Fayetteville Grade School Trustees held a special meeting a man who left a legacy of unusually fine and constructive work. This was in 1932. The Fayetteville Grade School Trustees voted unanimously to name the school in honor of the distinguished educator a man who left a legacy of unusually fine and constructive work. This was in 1932. The Fayetteville Grade School Trustees voted unanimously to name the school in honor of clergyman a man who left a legacy of unusually fine and constructive work. This was in 1932. The Fayetteville Grade School Trustees voted unanimously to name the school in honor of U.S. Ambassador a man who left a legacy of unusually fine and constructive work. This was in 1932. Dr. Ezekiel Ezra Smith was U.S. Ambassador.