The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1884-08-30
cuRoNICLE READING CIRCLE.
ur WORK OF READING TO BE-
= GIN NEXT WEEK.


who are Members.
Tho programme of the CHRONICLE Read
circle provides for the first years
li,2 ,9rse to be begun on September l. The
nost practicable plan is, having pro
pnrad the first book, Nordhoff's "Poli-
Gu. Gu, for Young Americans" to begin a
.ystematc reading of it-a half hour more
le.s every day If, after a few days
q Limo limo YOU find that you will not finish
lIa book by October 1, devote little
.nora NV, time to it. Read it SO carefully that
Inn Lryl feel that you have mastered it and
son answer the questions that will be
Tied about it. Procure the next book
'.opL or ten days before October.
The formation of local circles is not
afffcult task, and every company of
raaders can devise the best plan for them
Gives. An excellent plan is to meet to-
cather and to effect an organization, by
sIecting President, and to decide how
often the local circle shall meet Sup
nose it meets once a fortnight. At every
meeting. let there be some one appointed
to prepare a synopsis of the chapters
that have been read since last meeting,
and make free and easy discussion of
the subjects gone over. In this way every
member can get the benefit of the knowl-
edge of every other member, and every
one will be a stimulus to every other one.
Resides reading circles the world over
! have pleasant social features One local
circle has already been formed, and an
agreement has been made that at every
meeting a member shall read an essay on
some subject which throws light on the
text. A column of THE CHRONICLE is
every week at the service of the Circle
10 ask and to answer questions, to make
suggestions and to explain the difficult
ties or the special advantages of different
plans of reading.
The following list of members is not
quite complete. There are about dozen
more whose names have come since the
list was put in type. Every applicant has
been sent card of membership and list
Of books.
Members.
APEx--. c. Olive.
AsHEvILLE- Miss Fannie E. Buxton,
Chas. L. Wilson.
AyERYsBoRo.-J. G. johnson.
BAYBoRo.-W. r. Skinner.
BAss.-D. l.. McIamb
BLUES CRossING.- Mrs. A. F. Page,
Henry y. Page.
BURGAw-Rev. A. L. Phillips.
CARBoNToN.- A. McEachern.
Cornwall, NEW YORK Miss NJ F.
Skinner, care Rev. w. E. Snowden.
CHAPEL HHL.-Miss Jennie Thompson,
r. Ransom, Thos. Wade, Marion Butler
DR.. T. w. Harris, Mrs. F. A. Tankersley
Braxton Craig, Miss Lizzie r. Martin, Mrs
Lucy Wilson Weathersby, Vernon w.
Long, J. c. Hutchings, ErnestP p. Mangum,
Miss Minnie E. Mangum, Miss Elite l..
Mangum, Chas. S. Mangum, Miss Lizzie
Harris, Miss Lula Hendon, Mrs. L. w.
Norwood, Miss II. E. Brader, Miss Annie
Goodloe, Rev. r. B. John.
CHARIOTTE.-T J. Mitchell, Miss s. A.
Bethune, Miss c. w. Phifer,
CHARLTON Laura E. Clarke.
CIINTON-Miss Kate Pearsall, Miss F.
Ferrell
CoDDLE CREEK Miss Jennie Mellon.
CoxyILLE.-Miss Addie Smith, Miss NJ.
". Smith, J. D. Cox.
DEEP RUN.-Miss S. j. Noble.
DURHAM.-Miss Bette Bernard, W. P.
Henry, j. J. Bernard.
EDWARDS MILLs.-L. II. Ross, E. c.
Ross, Miss Minnie G. Ross.
ENFIELD.-Miss L. W. Garrett.
ELEVATION T. burlington.
ELIzABETHTOwN-M c. G. Lyon.
FALKLAND r. r. Gotten.
FARMvILLE.-J. L. Chestnut, A. J. Moye,
D. ". Davis.
FAYETTEvILLE-M Alice H. Mallett,
Mrs. F. H. Ianneau, Miss Carrie G. Nal
lett, Miss Mamie II. Robinson, Miss Lula
Baker, VIM. II. Atkinson.
GARNER's STATIoN.-Miss Linda Rand.
GRAY's CREEK.-Miss Lima Marsh.
GREENsBORO.-HenryL Louis Smith.
GRIssoM F. Barrett.
GIBsONvIILE.-G. w. Gooch, W. w.
Davidson.
GIBsON's Or. & A. r. r. R.).-R. B. Clarke,
Mrs. r. B. Clarke.
GRAHAM-James D. Haislip.
GREENvIILE.-Miss Marv A. Bernard
Miss Alice Lee Joyner, Andrew Joyner.
HALIFAx-Miss Bette Clark, Miss Ida
Travis.
HIGH POINT.-Prof W. A. Blair.
HADLEY's MILLs-Chas. NJ Lutterloh
HUNTLEY.-F. NJ. White, J. E. Howard
= Mrs. s. A. Howard, Mrs. Wiley Butler.
} 1 HUNTONsvILLE, WEST VA.-Jno. W. Nc
Iced
HIcKoRY-E. V. Jones.
JOHNsON's MILLS.--Miss Bette Patrick
KINsToN Richard. II. Lewis, Miss
Kate Lewis, Miss Henry Patrick, Miss l.
Frank Houston.
kERNERsvILLE-Mis Alice P. Phillips
LA GRANGE.-Benj. f. White.
LoUIsBURG.-B W. Ray, Arthur AIRING
ton.
LUMBERTON-A. X. Blake.
MANGUM.-C -Claudius Dockery.
MAPLEviLLE, Franklin Co. w. T. Full
Ter, Geo. w. Webb.
MoOREsvILLE.-Miss Carrie Leazer, Miss
NJ. Maude Fronts.
MoRRIsvnLE E-Miss Alice Page, Prof
Silas E. Warren.
MORRIsENIA.-MissM NJ. A. Morrison.
MIDDLEBURG.-Albe Anderson.
MUD LICK.-R B. Lineberry.
NASHVILLE. Miss Anna Boddie.
NORFOLK, VA.-Miss Stella Andrews
93 Holt ST.
OxFORD.--Miss Sallie Blacknall, Miss
Mary " Marsh, Evans Tanner.
OUTLAWS BRIDGE-J. G. Grady.
PALMYRA.-Miss L. A. Williams.
RALEIGH Mrs. J. NJ Barbee, Eu.
gene E. Harris, Mrs. Eugene E. Harris,
Miss Julia F. Hicks, NJ. H. Jones, o. II.
Foster, A. D. Mickle, Miss Lula Riddle,
r Grav Mrs r r Grav Miss Pattie