The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-09
M, GUTMllN & Co.
80 1907 20
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF -
MEMS UNDERWEAR,
n. cUrMAM q co.'s.

WHEELING TEACHES AssocIlTox-
The regular meetings Of the Association
are held on the second Saturday Of ever
month, commencing at ten O'Clock A n.
The large hall in the Fourth ward school
building has been selected q the place Of
meeting for the current school year.
The Board Of Education has directed
that under call Of the Superintendent,
the principals and teachers In the public
schools shall assemble Is often a once a
month, 10 confer % methods Of instruc-
ton, discipline and Other matters relating
10 their duties and The interests Of the
schools" It i made 9 duty Of all the
teachers ito attend punctuAlly and regu.
larry these stated meetings, and the 3d.
pennteneent & required 70 keep & record
Of the attendance and absence Of those
whose duty 1t Is to attend such meetings. =
The organization Of the Wheeling Teach.
ers Association WAS originally volunta.
y movement % the part Of the su-
penntendent and teachers; and for
q number OF yeaH membership and
attendance were optional. All the
principals and perhaps one half
OF the teachers, made It q point 70 attend
the meetings and participate In the pro.
eeedings. Others, from the beginning,
took no interest in the affair, neither be-
coming members nor attending the meet.
tngs. II Is presumed thai, hereafter, all
viii attend, since II u an implied condi.
ton in the contract between the Board
and the Teachers, that the latter shall
assemble, ss often IS once 9 month, for
purposes oil mutual improvement In mat.
tsrs relating 70 their duties IS teachera
The following Is the regular order Of
proceedings, recently Adopted BY the As
Sociahon:
l. Roll call aad receiving excuses Of
sbsentees from the last meeting.
2. Singing and prayer.
.. Reading inmates Of last meeting.
4. ClGsS Drill, 10 be conducted BY some
ons appointed by the President-the
members present constituting the class.
8. Select Reading
remarks.
Z. Regular Discusion-Question TO be
named and Leader appointed at the pre-.
vious meeting by the President.
s. Reports Of Committees and miscellA.
neous business
The October meeting viii take place on
Saturday evening, 18th inst.
Mr.. ]. Il. AcMAheu, Principal OF Cen.
TIE School, aided by Miss Hamilton, Of The
same school, will, under the head OF Gas
Driz. conduct an exercise in orthogrsphy
and Reading.
Mr.; z G. Bundy, Of Washington School,
and Miss Ella Dillon, of Union School
will give Select Readings.
Miss Maggie Davis, Of Clsy Grammar
School, will resd al esssy-subiect:
" Boaki, thar Origin and USS."
Mr. e. n. AertZ, Principal Of Richie
School, will lead in the discussion OF the
question: Should physical culture be
made regular branch Of instruction in
The Public Schools:" By way ofpracd-
cal illustration Of this subject class Of
pupils from one Of the schools will, under
direction OF the teacher, go through with
8 series Of gymnsstic exercises.
a cordial invitation Is extended 70 edu.
Gators and others interested in the cause
OF education, to attend the meetings oEthe
Wheeling Teachers Association. All
teachers not regular members, who may
be present al any meeting, will be regard.
co as honorary members pTo ten,