The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-12

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TEACHERS AssocIATToN.-The No
yHmbs1 meeting Of the Wheeling Teach
ers Association took place in the Han o
tho ] Fourth Wara School, on Saturday
supdtldlehdehp Williams In ths chair
The session was opened with the usuA
preliminary exercises.
4, Mr.. Stevenson, who bad been appoint.
ed With Miss Leighton, 10 conduct an ex
excise N dfhB Wig stated That be hal
him, AID desired 10 Be excused until an
othet me cling Upon motion Mr.. Steven
son's request WIS granted, and the read
ing Of q paper On The subject Of Drawing
psepafed by Mis- Leighton, was also lac
over until the next meeting. 's'a'{ E.is a.
% MIS- Bhndy Of the First Ward school
eftdiHed DE 4Ss6etatton With Sel6sl
feeifnRE al s niEliid 20 tg7 lIl 4 ri ~.
Mig MehClin read aninstuetive paper
entitled sNVAAt Can I doi'! sirs sf+' :
3 ThequestiUA2 Are the prevailing meth.
ods:O Instruction pursued in the schools
(embraciDg public schools, academies and
colleges, generality! calculated to LEAD
pupils 70 habitsrof original thought and
investigation itW0 ably handled By Rev
Boyd, who lla6 beeuappointed to lead In
ediscnssiony and the time allotted being
too short Tor him, t0icouclude his argu
ment and the subject being deemed ont
of high mportAnce, IT. was concluded 4
.makeitA Topic iOf especial lecture At the
nektmeetUgItz Et75i 90 10 o;l.4 G.,
I gMF. McMechen; ChAirmen Of the spec
tal committee appointed 70 dram and 70.
port resolutions Of respect 70 the memory
Of Miss Kate Martin, formerly Of Centfe
School, presented The following: 10,
~ WBHRRAs,, Il has pleased Almighty
Coz, IN his infinite wisdom to remove
tsom our midst Miss Kate Martin, for sew
Ierl years q most useful and accepta
bic teacher IN the Fifth Ward Public
Schools Or this city; and whereas, the de-
ceased was a young lady Of more thar
ordinary Intellectual, and educational en-
doYments; and whereas, her intercoutsl
with her pupils, her felloW.teachers AMI
the Community in which she lived wa
always marked By 8, department truly
Idlgnided, lady, like and Christian; ant
whereas, It & deemed proper that thil
Association shall suitably recognize thest
facts therefore p 's1 : 'a'l 10 on
pai Reso!o6d. TINT we hereby record oul
high regard for the intellectual, moral
and religious CHARACTER as well a
the professional excellence, Of our de-
ceased sister and lell0w-laborer, Mis-
Kate Martin ~ 4H TO aaa {. 5sE
RslO!paG, That the sincere and heartfelt
sympathy oCtkiSl Association be rendered
to the relatives ,oI. the deceased, in th
prayer that "the Hand that smites ma
heal thstthe oil of.joE may be given fol
mourning and the eSrmentot praise 10
the spirit Of heaYinesE" =! OtS
r. The resolutions were unanimously
adopted. az z5=-1555IlS,T, ~
Mr. Williams, Chairman fthe Execu
tive Committee, announced the following
programme for the next Tegulnr meeting
~ Cas- eztrcI&s in DHdDin0-To 5,
conducted by Mr.. Stevenson and bis
leighton. E7IT. taggs Ete,
! 2. Select ReGdiagS-By Misses Margsre
E. Taylor and Jane McColloch.
3. LfstAre-By Rev. s. Boyd, 10 con
sbs q f9ntihualion OF his argumen
o., The question under discussion on Sat
Urday last. y. -.,
F. A. Regular Decentralization: T.
what extent should parents cooperate
with teachers, and how can parental co
operation best be secured Mr.. Snow
den, Of Union School, to lead in1the dis
The meeting on Saturday was Target,
attended by the city teachers, and mucl
interest was manifested in the proceed