Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1886-08-14
3 MARTINsBURG HERALD SATURDAY. AUGUST "A, 1885

means StjtOOt OF no 6CuOUi. tucfciuics
we recommend that Sec. 2 of School Law
be amended by striking out all of the
latter part from where it begins to read
thus, The ballots used at said cleo
ton shall also have written or printed
thereon the words . For school levy y
or I" Against school levy and also, that
Sec. 40, be amended by striking out the
clause which reads thus, . By the author
ity of the people, y as prescribed in Sec.
| 2, of this chapter and we further re-
commend that the School Law be SO
amended as to provide that the question
in regard to four months school, be sub
mitted to the voters of the district desfr-
ina more than four months, at the time OF
regular school election to be held ON the Sd
Tuesday IN Maq, 1887, and every tlro
years thereafter.
RESOLVED, That, we recommend that
twenty school days constitute school
month, and that the time of holding the
institute be made near the middle of the
school term, and that teacher who fails
to attend shall forfeit ttco days salary for
each day 8 absence, and this shall be the
only penalty imposed for non-attendance
at the Institute.
| Resolved, That we tender vote OF
thanks to our worthy Co. Supt. 81. S.
| Butts, for the interest manifested and at.
tention given to the change of appoint
ment thus causing our Institute to be
held in more suitable time than other
wise provided for. We do also desire to
recognize and show our appreciation OF
the efficient manner in which the secre.
taries have discharged their duties.
Resolved, That we tender Prof. Hodges
our sincere appreciation of his earnest
efforts to render the exercises of this In
stitute pleasant, entertaining, and in
structive.
ResolUed, That the thanks of the In.
stitute be rendered Rev. VIM. Gerhardt
D. D., for assistance given the Institute.
Resolved, That copy of these resolu'
tions be sent to the Legislature and thai
they be published in the several papers
of this city.
" Y 4 a, u PITzER, Committee.
Mr.. E. j. Simpson was introduced te
the audience and addressed the teachers
His subject, -Woman,- will be present
ed to the readers of THE HERALD mex,
week. With much regret on part Of
teachers, the Institute closed its session
at p. M, having been one of the mos
| instructive and practical meetings of its
kind ever held in this County.
The names of the teachers attending
the institute are as follows: Octavia E
Triplett, Ella NJ. Bowers, Mamie A
Grimes, Laura V. Eversole, Mary V. Nc
Cune, Mary E. Boyer, Fannie N. Boyer
Adah G. Dodd, Julia Mason, Valley v
Henshaw, Laura B. Tabler, Alice G.
Ambrose, Jennie M. Ambrose, Jennie
Heironous, Annie M. Sencindiver, Bessie
NJ. Sencindiver, M. V. Morrow, Laura
B. Hazelwood, Ollie Hazelwood, Maggie
Mendenhall, Lille E. Mathews, Rosa B
Geyer, Ella Swartz, Myrtle M. Bender
Bessie M. Burkhardt, Mile G. Mayhem
Lulu Cunningham, Jennie E. Brown
Ellen G. Wagner, Belle McQuilken
Theresa B. Ahern, Laura E. Reynolds
Martha E. Veney, Matte Kyner, M. Vir
ginia Shaffer, Jessie Cockrill, Rosie L
Cockrill, J. T. McQuilken, &. w. M
Tabler, John R. Whitaker, Champ Shep
herd, R. FL. Ryan, NJ. T. Bowen, E
Holmes Lamar, Henry Carter, John M
Former, Jacob F. Fulk, Almon w. Smith
Lee Siler, James w. Gain, Chas. VIM
Hess, Samuel J. Williamson, Chas. w
Ramsburg, Geo. D. Daily, VIM. F. Smith
John w. Shirley, ]. Frank Turner, Jane
Snyder, Chris. G. Tabler, Geo. w. Van
Meter, Clarence P. Rinker, David II
Dodd, E. B. Pittsnogle, w. A. Pitzer
{ ]. A. Downs, John w. Corsey, VIM. G
Fisher, Geo. w. Green, David Lee. E. G
Howard, Willis c. Hay, Geo. H. De
Haven, Arkie E. Poole, James E. Dyche
J Michael K. Butts, Moses G. Albright
Frank j. Best, Henry G. Evans, Henri,
Chilson, Henry Bear, Philip 7. Kesecker
Chas. w. Kesccker, Geo. Fl. Horner.