The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-12-30
PUBLIC EDUCATION
superintendent Of the City Schools
Meet at Greensboro.
Professor z. ". Kennedy Delivers an
Able Address.

Able Address.
OFFICERS ELECTED FOR T4E YEAR
President Winston Gave a Free Scholar
ship to One Graduate from Each
Graded school.
The euperintendents of the city
schools Of North Carolina are called to-
gether each year during the Christmas
holidays to discuss various systems and
methods, whereby the cause of public
education may be rendered more pros
porous and beneficial.
These intelligent superintendent real
ize the great responsibility resting upon
them and strive earnestly and intelli-
gently to promote their cause--a great
and noble cause-training the present
generation.
The meeting this year was held in
Greensboro and was elegantly enter
tanned by Superintendent Grimsley, of
that city
PROGRAMME
J. j. Blair, Winston, subject, Art
Spirit in Public Schools"
Alderman, Reidsville, "Experience Of
a New Superintendent"
Z. w. Kennedy, Durham, "Morality in
Public Schools"
L. ID. Howell, Tarbor0, "LibrarY
Y. Joyner, Goldsboro, "Education
Growth"
f. p. Moses, Raleigh, PHILOSOPHY"
Claxton, Asheville, Course of Study"
Mangum, Concord, "Language,"
E.. L. Hughes, Greenville, s. c, "Re-
ports"
Thompson, Grimsley anil Kizer read
interesting papers.
Dr.. Shcarer, president Davidson col
lege, delivered quite an able address on
Unifcation of Education in North Caro-
lima.
President Winston delivered all ad
dress, after which committee was ap
pointed to confer with a similar com
mittee from the universities and colleges
TO map out course OF study for the
public schools whereby graduates Of
graded schools may enter the freshman
class at the University and colleges. lie
also presented scholarship giving free
tuition to one graduate of each graded
school in the state This was generous
and noble on the part Of the University
and was highly appreciated by superin-
tendents.
President c. D. McIver gave al inter,
esting account of work being done at the
Normal and Industrial School-marvel
Gus progress in two and one-half months.
This school has three courses: C) Nor
NAL; (2) Domestic Science; (3) Business.
A diploma from this institution give.
life license to teach public school In the
state. superintendent visited the school
and were much pleased with the work be-
ing done.
Officers for ensuing year: 7. p. Ciax-
ton, president; Logan D. Howell, secre-
tary.
The next meeting will be held at Will
mington.
These meetings are tremendous testi-
mony of the increased educational rcyi
val In North Carolina during the past
ten years.
E. w. Kennedy, of the Durham schools,
delivered al able address in the most en-
phatic and earnest manner He spoke of
the necessity OF example to teach NOR
ality; the study Of the great book and
the lives of noble christian men. He
suggested that We should study the bible
In our schools as other studies and hold
up before our pupils The great lives of
the great men OF the great ages Of the
world. His remarks were appreciated.
The Homeliest Man In Durham,
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are invited 10 call on druggist and
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for the Throat and Lungs, a remedy that
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