The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-06-16
HIGHLAND INSTITUTE ALUMNE,
A 1ruli and interesting Report of Its Last
| Meeting. s..-t

owing to the illness Of our President, Mrs.
John r. Nelson, Miss Grand. .airard was
called to the chair and the following pro.
gram was carried out: b.. a|.s r4lr. --
Song Blest be tho tic that binds. '.
Prayer. r ..g f#. F.- ..t a
Read Ing OF minutes. af .,ty
Election OF officers. nd ,I.f,HII
Music c-Instrumental-MissM NJ, Lexington.
Reports Of Glasses. ii. .-i
Song by Mrs. Sloane. .....,. -s.r or
Reports Of Glasses.
Song BY Mrs. Spareur. .,. ...... ,Gt
Report of School Year by Miss Allen.
Resolutions on NJ las Lenington's departure
for foreign field-Miss Alien.
Doxology. ...
REPORT ny MISS ALLEN.
Pride. my friends, Is a sinful emotion.
Il and nothing at all for It. hut do not
know how can express my feeling on this
nished parlor and home. Perhaps y would
6e better 70 say that y is With q thankful
feslinc and 9 ins vel
ss sss. ! sse As vints Sss bss one ., % s
kindness and consids GRAFTON in refurnishing q
Bile and refreshing. This kindness choose
sstH Alma Il s
loyalty e her, and your oonddsnce In her her
set before you the ciaims OF your Alma
s %a.y ys
aims and purposes with which we are carry.
1n wotm our ms Ss
ist. Then our specific and particular aim
say this do not mean that our aim alone Is
to take our pupils through q prescribed
course, to hear them recite certain number
the higher one Of taking each mind com.
q.n Hnf e su sps o "na
make that mind through life useful and
The progress and deveiopme ent OF the mind
itself, that It should be thoroughly fur.
nished fer every good work, should be our
care rather than the amount OF the acquisi-
This kind Of mental training is the most
adds dignity to our office and lifts 1t far
| above the work Of an hireling. in consider.
Ing education In the light ot mental train
tance OF many studies which are often un.
| derreted appears. The mathematics for ex.
| am DIG, nave Ln0lr Cnl6I use IN tn0 Bto00y
applicstion, the accuracy, and clear reason.
need the study Of mathematics to baiancs
wish ssn stades Ths
plicati of these to the business of life Ia
not apparent, but every educator knows
hs sHs shs ynf rssn. oi hs Tss
I'd "a. Upon ''ii This foundation Of superior
Of @anner. Your sift L 10 the School % OF new new
and tasteful furnishings will aid us in this
wish. For refined surroundings insensibly
cultivate the taste and polish the manners,
and by this means you have done somethlng
to preserve the heritage Of this school, that
o
tuition. We desire not to neglect the lighter
qualities, cultivation. of the Imagination
and taste, which add grace to usefulness,
4 Sd. But $dly. Above all and over all. and
1 In this trust we have the cordial sympathy
sSsy pa every chd
! Is that they should 90 forth into life bearing
lions, the marks Of the Lord Jesus. Wha,
are those marksf Not to go forth in the
love of The world nor the things that are e IL
these things are not OF The Father, not ia
self.sesking or Iself.pleasing. but In the ear.
anS e 70 seek 10 sod
in his poof, In his AFFLICTED, in his oppressed
ones, in those that are In spiritual darkness
sss q ssd iind IN hsp
iuiuess. This spirit is like our Lord 9, ant
Il y adds glory to living and makes dying
lin you, In all who partake of or are asso
ciated with the work OF this school. W.
hope you will fnd this work worthy OF you
disposed TO lend 2 hand In carrying ou
these purposes, and SO in maintaining ant
incressing the fair fame Of your Almi
Mater.
hope j. will not seem unera,e,ul in me i
suggest that there are still many things Il
Opportunity Of showing your good will ant
nsossssry. 70 ssy that the house needs paint
needs new roof. and as to scient Life studies
the apparatus now here is entirely useless
Then too sometime We long and hope for IN
: the proceeds Of which will he devoted TO tn
special work OF that kind. 1l'0' - -
The onioers for the ensuing year are, Pres
Mrs. Ulric Sloane Vice Pres, Mrs. L. H
Dill; REQ. ssc.. Mrs. 1. H. Quinn; Cor. Sec
Mrs. H. w. sparsur; Treas, Mrs. E.
Ferris. A very interesting letter was rea
from Mrs. Candor, nee Miss Maggie Rsmsa,
Al the close Of delightful and harmon
ious meeting the following resolutions wer
: read BY Miss Allen: wuE n.
|. Resolved, That in tho depa rturs OF MI
, Mamie Lexington for her chosen work 1
. Brazil, this Institution loses most value
4 and succecsful teacher, who Is to us, her q.
% s;s %nSs sr Sox:s Ss sRs ;s
: Interest in that work, and We follow ht
n hss
:. MRS. /. H. QUINN, Rec. Bee.
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