Sharp County record., 1888-06-28

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On motion the chaiy appointed q com,
mit-ee Of five to receive teachers and pre-
pare for their entertainment CONSISTING O
z. Z. Eudaleston, Prof, Mitchell Rev
j. D, Moon, VIM, Shaver and George A
Wilkerson
| On motion Rev R D. Moon was invi-
ted 10 address the Institute at Z O'Clock
p n, on the subject Of Tho Bible in the
3ohool.room" An invitation was ex
tended to Hon. Sam II. Davidson snd
! =, l.. Abornothy to deliver addresses or
general or special educational topics
r. Recess 1;30 p, m,
AFTERNOON SESSION
The house was called to order by TIE
president and the exercises were opened
, with prayer by Rev. R. D. Moon
= Hon. Sam Ii, Davidson delivered an
eloquent address of welcome, and was
followed by Prot Chas F. Turney With
appropriate remarks accepting the hos-
pitality rendered and returning the
thanks Of tho members for the kindly
greeting.
( The following named persons were en-
rolled as members, viz; Messrs Il, G,
Finley, c, f, Turney, VIM. Simpson, E.
8, Andrews, John Weathersbee, II. F.
'Derryberry, A. q. Clear, Columbus Clear.
n, b. Clear, VIM. Shaver, J. s. Metcalf,
.W. T, Huddleston, P, g. Wilkesson. AL
\ red Mitchell, r. E. Huddleston, j. ID.
Hill, Horace Hill, Sam II. Davidson, D.
-. Mcleod, Judge A. A Steele, G, II =.
MathenY. j. s. Roberts. Harvey Mum,
Perry Meeks, Philip Wiles. and Misses
Leons Erwin, Dora Fore, Lee Taylor and
Maggie King,
The programme prepared by the Ex
e2utive Committee was read and taken
UP in order.
The topic assigned to Prof. Mitchell,
The First day in School" was passed
sahlect to the call of the Institute. GAS.
signing Lessons was discussed by j. s.
Roberts who was followed by Prof Viii
ierson and Others i'll spirited discussion.
Supplemental Reading for Little Folks"
ly Prof Wilkerson brought out diver
atty Of opinions, Rev. R d. Moon, Mrs,
q Mitchell and Others participating III
the discussion.
,'The Spelling Lesson" by Jno, Dawson
AID G. B. Snow who were not present
wae passed.
ts491oca Teachins Pey2' was examined
s. 5Ss and others, and the affirmative es-
tablished except as to the pecunlsry
phase Of the subj"ct.
."True Educatiou" was deferred on &C
ooIunt Of the absence OF Judge Ste!7'
Recess til! 2 y. NJ,
EVENING SESSION.
The Institute met at the 81. E Church
a I'd was called TO order by the President
Z a tier music and prayer Rev R, D. Moon
w |nhivered an eloquent and earnest appeal
-lnnBbehsR of "Thv Bible in the School
tttbm," and waa followed wi { the
attention Of the large andl-
BE present. ..,o
a adjourned with the oenedlction ,tiI
" bn. June 2lst, 1888
SECOND DAY MORNING sBS'loN.
Lalled to order by the President. Ex-
Uses opened with prayer. The min'
= IS were read and approved.
1nhn Whitton and Barnett Mills were
U Iolled as members Unfinished busi-
nl nols on yesterdays program was then an
fnced in order,
40 PROT. Mitchell read ell interesting pa
~ ~ i on the "First day in School In which
flIl Importance Of beginning right was
" demonstrated.
- How TO Teach Addition" WAS present-
% Nv D. J. Mcleod and others.
,,,,fThe Best Method of Teaching Multi
DN alton" was discussed by Barnett
I,hn Hill, z. d. Andrews and 9TH
10 ese discussions, as we'll as others
'i- the session, bore evidence of the
IA the teachers were devoting con'
40 4 % time to the theory and practice
ons ng, that they were beginning tc
to 3 their work aa a professor, anC
rite it with the dignity which its I'm
lch demands
a till one O'CLOCK.
1t AFTERNOON SESSION.
MIA lite called to older by the presl'
rth The Best Method OF Teaching
las . was discussed by D. j. Mcleod
40 irs.
10 10 ry, It's Scope, Purpose and Moth
CI'. tho eaching the Same" offered tht
nan @ opportunity to indulge in live
thee. Messfs Turney, Huddleston
tel.he President aDd Others taking
1t isthe discussion.
rful Andrews read an entertaining
be-Nhe "uistory of Pedagogy"
lars lducation," by Judge Steele
Wis up, and one Of the most In
Sir papers of the session was pre-
mist the veteran professor. Th
ra-- as treated by the hand ofa mas
nan nan all earnest listeners wer
.iia. Ina led in the pursuit of higher ct
sor $50 in their chosen avocation.
nee sident appointed committe
nee tions consisting of Professor
t is urney and Mills, who sui
aid y reported g resolution of thank
odl ttizens for their hospitabla recel
tn DE teachers which was on motto
m lsly adopted.
his lowing resolution received tt
red Us enlargement Of the Institut
De I'D, That it is the sense OF tn
that the public schools shou'
yto b by reading chapter, or po
'ole heof, from the Bible, and /
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