Building a Better Home Town : A Program of Community Self-Analysis and Self-Help (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from Building a Better Home Town: A Program of Community Self-Analysis and Self-Help

But Bloomington is different. Mr. T ate's evangelism has paid 011. Both Bloomington and the little towns around it have come to see the advantage in mutual development and the distribution of many gen eral functions among the several members of the cluster. Instead of being suppressed or duplicated unnecessarily, these functions are parceled out to the community advantage of all. In this cluster of communities efficient services are thus possible without the sacrifice of the primary character and intimacy of each group.

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