The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1882-10-21
Boone county .realh,r's AS
sacIation

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Boone county .realhsr's AS
sociatior
) The Boone Comfy 1aeher's As
citation met at Lea6 I'll Oct. 18th,
1882.
The president beingbsent, the
Viee.Presiden,, Prof. b. Pittman,
took the chair. The dir appoint,
ed @. 7. Coffman Sfetary and
VIM. l., Stukey assista
i Song by the choir al prayer by
John T. Wilson.
The presiding officettben stated
the condition and process of the
Association.
Opening address by P. V. Hud-
dleston. Response BIT. +. Al.
bright.
Lecture by Prof. CA, Watson.
Subject: "Conslstent In actions"
Essay BY Prot P-lS. P;ttman,
Subject: GLOW a P,eFt can avoid
Educating his Childre
Lecture by Prot. DIV. ,stuckey.
Subject: 1.-THE Tesaer and his
Office" r-'
Adjournment.
MORNING SESSION pct. 18th.
House House called to esasay, |, isiiii.ssa:
Prayer by Prof. C. AwiIson.
The following officer we're elect
ed for the ensuing yea, viz Rev.
W. W. XII Tough, presient; P. s.
Pittman, vice.preslden; T, Il. Al
bright, Secretary, an, Miss C. A.
shotwell, corresponding secretary.
The chair appointed 40 following
committee on resolut,ns J. P.
V. Huddleston and C. A Watson.
School management discussion
opened by G. W. STICKY, followed
by W. F. Mitchell, J. YAddington,
G. A. Gamble, J. B. Cunutt, VIM.
Keener, J. P. V. Huddl ston, 7. F.
Albright, Ewin Richion, Joseph
Thorn, Harve rhode, Wn. L. Stuck
ey, q. 4. Coffman, B. }. Hudgins,
J. V. Evans, ]. W. Barer and P. s.
Pittman. Closing remarks by Prof.
Stuckey.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
How to manage and each little
when they ,irst enter
school: Opened by Prot. P. s.
Pittman, followed by Prof. G. W.
stuckey, c. 7. Coffman, Reuben
Owen and John stona.4. e.=4
Recess. s..ss!.s
Opening Of the Query Box winch
consumed the remainder OF the al.
ternoon.
EVENING SESSION.
House called to order by the Vice
President, -..o- cnoir..f.-.
Lectures by VIM. L. st9ekey, B.
u. ny.s.-~-P c ArRliege and
Prof. Moore. Subjecta '"Educa-
tion."
The committee on resolutions re-
ported rs follows:
Resolved, LIST. That the members
of the Boone County Teachers As.
ISOLATION learn, with deep regret, of
the dangerous illness OF the able
and beloved president o! the Asso-
citation, WV. Killough, and with
deep solicitude for bis recovery, do
we await the future, rendering to
him and friends, eur deepest sym
patty and prayers.
End. That we all feel ourselves
mutually benefited by our assem-
bling together. That we depart
with loftier ideas of the grandeur
and responsibility of the teachers
work and that, notwithstanding
the defects OF all incipiont organlza.
tons, we believe it to be an essen
tial factor 10 educational progress.
3rd. That we hereby tender the
citizens of Lead Hill our heartiest
thanks for their kind attention and
cordial hospitality toward us, hop
ing that the cause OF education may
prosper exceedingly in their midst
in the future. .gF
4th. That we believe il the duty
of every teacher to become amen
Der oil the Association, and thereby
lend his influence to this grea
means of educational advancement
as we'll as better preparehimseli TO
his great work.
5ih. That we hereby express on
appreciation OF the services Of Coun
| ty Examiner Hadgihs aud of hi
presence at this Institute, thus lend
ing-..:.s influence toth2snttse OF odr
cation, and esPsciaTr TAO Boon
County Teachers Association.
9th. That q vote ofthanks DO ter
dered Messrs. Smokey, Hudgini
Armitags and Moore for their YER