The Green Forest tribune., 1892-05-19

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/. a CLARKE,
MAGGIE HOMES, Com,
W Il Phillips.
Berry villa was selected as the
next place OF The meeting Of the as
socaition which will be August 8 I9
20, 1892:
Prof. W. d. Crawford was elect
ed Librarian of the Teachers
Library Association and Proj. c. S.
Barnett a. treasurer. Berryville
was select 4 us the place Of loea-
tion OF The library. The commit
tee on constitution and by laws for
the Library associations were em-
powere5 zo=aaGeet=lhe= books that
are to 81 purchased
Dnriag f6a session Of the asso-
citation the following teachers
were registered. Beside these
there were saHa present whose
names we iajFed 70 get:
Eureka Springs: Mrs. Mary A.
Browne, N. L Mccall, f. Q. Mccall,
e. : Rude. S. Barnett, Lizzie NJ.
Martin ageie Holmes, Nav Willis,
MAY 0s5efshain, Mud Osbershain,
Florence Aafsh, Curtis Everman, DR..
F. L. Hiae@ Iary Barnett, Elizabeth
Craig, Carrie Sayles, Lillian Holmes,
Sallie B Atkins, Ora Osbershain,
James Rltrlie- Nellie McLoskey, Ella
Wright, Fl0reuee Biitts, Ernest Miller,
Laura Norris, /. Edwards, Carrie NJ.
Webb, Mamie Morehouse and Lena
Russell.
Berryyille: nathan Mars, I. A.
Clark, r. A Kendall, S. S. Cunning
ham, T. G. Ramsey. W. D. Crawford,
Grace Wilder Emma Simmons, Earl
Wade +. Johnson, 7. II. Wade and
May Meek
Green Forest: Carrie Pickett, 4 ].
Tabor, 7. T. Phillips, J w. shibIey.
I. H. Newton, Eva Leathers, j. R.
aIeador, Florence Cox, Mrs. Olive
Ramsey Lizzie SlibIey, W. r. Phillips,
B. B. Fslineer, Matte Walker, Maude
Phillips, G. E Foreman, G. W. Har-
bert and Dallas Harbert.
Denver: A. Leathers. Blanche Ma
lone, ". H. Cottrell, r. +. Mattox.
CarrolIton: NJ. A. Morris, +. T..
Harris, Maggie Crockett, Nj. D. Rains
and Alice Coulson.
Yocum: g. w. O'Neal and Thomas
Callen.
Leila Ellis, Fayetteville, Ark; J. C.
Mcknight, kirbyville, Mo; E. H.
Fair, Bentonville, Ark; II. II. Mattox,
Shaver, Ark.
" hat ataw of the leading teach
ers bad to say about the associa-
tion
The best association ever held in
Carroll county.-W. D. Crawford,
Berryviiie.
Have enjoyed the short stay in
Green Forest very much and thank
the people very kindly for the hos
FATALITIES extended.-Dr. E. L.
Hines, Eureka Springs.
The half can never be told. We
are stronger mentally by attending.
Carrie Sayles, Eureka Springs
| think the Green Forest institute
. grand success.-Ma1y Barnetto,
Eureka Springs.
1t is truly Green Forest in our
lives we will never tor5 5et.-Jaura
\ orris, Eureka Springs.
| think the ureen Forest institute
the happiest time OF my life,-Cnrtis
Everman, Eureka Springs.
The association was a grand sue
eess.-Earl Wade, Berryville
Enjoyed, beyond pow er to ex-
press thames Ritchie, Eureka
Springs.
The best ever held in Arlan-
sas.-Maggie Holmes, Eur 9 k a
Springs.
We were among the best people in
Arkansas.-Lillian Holmes, Eur eka
Springs.
Extend my hearty gratitude to
the kind people of Green Forest for
their generous hospitalities.-L. S.
Edwards, Eureka Springs.
| have attended every meeting
of the Carroll County Teachers
Association and the one at Green
Forest is the best one YETI.
johnson, Berryville.
The association at Green Forest
is beyond doubt the best in the
nistotN OF the ASSOCIATION. YAe
teachers believe the people ot Green
Fores; as hospitable us 1--we IN any
country. $ B;4rnctte, huroka