Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-07-05
STATE NORMAL INSTITUTE.
The First Days observation-disclosures
Meeting--The Roll Increased to One
Hundred and Eighteen.

Lectures by Professors Soldan. Garrett
McBryde and Joynes.
Reported officially for the CHRONICLE
The State Normal Institute opended yes
terday morning with boom. The morn
ing was pleasant, and made doubly so by
the perpetual breeze that fans the brow of
college hill. Sometime before the bell
summoned the attendants to chapel many
We're seen vending their way up the hill
eager to begin the interesting work that
awaited them.
During the morning opportunity was
given all new corners to register, and in
few minutes time the list was swollen to one
hundred and eighteen teachers, ready to
''doff their sparkling cloaks and fall to work
with peasant hearts and arms"
The following is complete list of the
pupils:
Misses Alice NJ. Singleton, Maggie A.
Davis, Clara NJ. Mynders, Rosa McAdto.
Carrie McAdoo, Jeannie Lockett, Edith
Lockett, S. II. Dinwiddie, Z. McAdoo, Kitty
Ebert. Katie Krozier. Emma Lonas, Susie
A. Oates, Birdie Clark, 5. J. Mann, Mary
O'Del, Annie O'Deu, Il. McClannahan,
Lizzie A. Mary, Anna Y. Stuart, Ida Nc
Culloch, Lizzie Hayes, Lizzie Groves, Ella
Luttrell, Lily Anderson, Jessie C. Heron,
Mrs. L. c. French, II. Z. Callie Tadlock,
| C. NJ. Tadlock, w. f. Cummins, Messrs
Bruce MoCulloch, John w Heron, W. g.
Carty, J. II. Brown, }. c. Ford, Thomas A.
| Williams, NJ. G. Haynes, w p. Ford, T. F.
| Casteel, j. II. Pitner, W. G. Mccall, r. p
| Dudde., George A Melvin, J. P Johnson,
j. II Maxey, r. K. Gibson. Knoxville; !;
Mrs. L D. Milton, L. NJ. Spillman, NJ. S.
| Maclin, Misses E. b. Brown, NJ W. Baker,
| L. B. Rawlings, A. W. Thomas, Memphis ;
! Mr.. and Mrs. q. r. McCfee, Misses SalIic
| n BlaAemore, Maude L. Grigsby Fannie
! o. Fiji, Peabody High School, Trenton ;
Mrs. s. D. Mach, Mary N. Estes, Misses
Julia Baird, Annie Armstrong. Rebecca
Frierson. of Columbia; Misses NJ. Z. Hen
! ley, M. r. Smith, Florence Griffin, Mrs A.
| Z. Blackburn and ID. A. Clemons, Mary
Vile; Miss Fannie Smith, Chas. and &. J.
| Walker, Ebenezer; Misses Tussie and Anna
Royle, St Clair; W. W. Reagan, j. NJ.
Tarnell, Bali Camp; Miss Martha A. Finley,
Mrs Mary Baker, J. FL. Harrison, H. NJ.
| Brown, Powelps Station; S. u. Acuff, J. NJ.
oCit1, 1llIl . y SNotOa. MISS Ettttlc w ecker,
Lenoir's: I, L. Flemming, Milan; VIM.
Nelson, Nashville; W. G. Turpin, Bakers ;
n. 4. Mathes, Mount; S. ?. johnson, Bay
less; Miss Lizzie Scott, Campbelrs Station
L. S. Holden, St. Louis; J. NJ. Davidson,
Buhedge; r. L. Smith, Hardin's Valley ;
L. NJ. Humphreys, Sequin, Texas; P. A.
Wall, Soddy; }. L. Hartley, Snodloy
Jerome Winford Walter Hill J. b. Powell,
Union City; w L. Cottren, J. D. Burnett,
Crippin; J. I. Farriss, Shelbyyile; :. G.
Blair, Chucky Valley; J. N. Walters,
McMillan's; J. W. De Marcus, Church
Grove; J. NJ. Callen. Thorn Grove: Miss
frankie Oates, New Market W. c. Kelly,
Henry's Roads; W. NJ. Rogers, Cusick'
| y Roads; Miss Matte f. Mason, Loudon ;
L. f. Grace, Glenlock; Misses Lizzie and
Susie Hall, Fayetteville; Mrs. HuTakel
and Mrs. DR.. McCallie, Asbury: r. M
Marshall, French, Knox. County: j. b.
Stong, Tullahoma j. T. Hale, Whitesburg
The exercises of the week were opened in
the chapel, after which
PROF. LOUIS sOLDAN,