The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-01
ASSEMBLIES WORK OVER
THE NORTH STATE TEACHERS EyD
A BENEFICIAL SESSION.
Professor III. T.. Hobrood Chosen Pr..,.
"eht and Il. G. HarrcII Secretary.
Interesting Addresses.

MOREHEAD CITY, N. c., June so.-Spe
cial.-At the morning session of tn,
Teachers Assembly Professor II. +. Hob
good, Of oxford, was elected president 10,
the next year, and Il. G. Harrell OF Raj
eigh. secretary and treasurer for the
tenth time
Hon. J. c. Scarborough delivered an adj
dress on The Duty of Teachers" To-
night the teachers are having a musical
carnival in the hall.
Captain benson, Of Raleigh. made a
/ speech. presenting Colonel f. G.. Harrell
with a gold watch I'm recognition of SER
vices rendered the Association.
The treasurer's accounts showed that
the Association owed f. G. Harreu $3.50
1t was contemplated making Rev. DR..
! B. f. Dixon, late Of the Greensboro Fe-
male College, the next president, but he
having retired from teaching and re-
entered the ministry the Association de-
cided upon Professor Hobgood.
Practically to-day ended all formal
meetings at Assembly Hall, and il may
De styled an adjournment till next year
This years meeting has been very
pleasant the more so because so little
Time has been given to the business OF
the Association. which is stereotyped
routine to a large extent.
Yesterday four fishing parties went out
from the Atlantic and hshed two hours
win extraordinary luck. catching over
nVe hundred fish Of various and sundry
kinds, weighing from half pound up to
seven each. The following were the par
ties in four boats: Mr.. J. s. Wynn and
daughter. Raleigh: Mrs. James Dinwiddie
and two daughters. Peace Institute; Mrs.
Pauline Payne, Knoxville, Tenn: Mrs.
Shirley Carter. Professor J. H. Powell.
Miss Carrie Powell Richmond. Va; Mr..
and Mrs. j. 5. Pearce. Raleigh: w. S.
Battle, Tarboro, y. c.: Captain Ken
drick Raleigh
Two boat loads Of the guests left the |
hotel last night at $50 10 attend the
marriage AT Beaufort Of that towns two
most wealthy and prominent society peo-
PIE az O'Clock. The ceremony making
Alr. Alonzo Thomas and Miss Mamie +
laws husband and Wife was performed
IN pretty st. Paul's church. Beaufort nv
me resident Episcopal minister, Rev. Mr..
Matthias 49,
The past week nearly all Of the pronni-
1ent men OF the State I'm every depart-
nent nave been here and a large number
u tnem VIII remain for several weeks.
ne distinctively society people. those who /
,one Tor the purpose Of entertaining
lancing and flirting. are Just beginning
o arrive.
The past two days the weather has been
cry cool here-toO cool 10 keep windows
p at night or stay out late on the pier.
The wonderful action Of that sublime
yster commissioners meeting cannot be
rived at. They quietly left without no.
Ice.
The german last night was a select one
ut not very large. The participants were
nose whose merit has placed them above
le -four hundred" at their homes. The
)uples attainable We're: Miss Florence
unit Milton and Mr. Brown Shepherd T
hapel Hill; Miss Sue Borden. Goldsboro. q
). Parham, Henderson: Mr.. INLAND d
oward. New Berne: Miss Sophie Myers y
harlotte; Mr. T. IT. Virgins. Miss Maude a
arabic; Mr.. G. Jordan, Miss +. Katie
pes; Mr.. Ed. Reenbrough. Mrs r. H.
artin Durham; Mr. VIII Whitaker. Raj ?
-h' Miss Kate Bryan. New Berne: Mr.. st
ltchell, Miss Georgia Borden. Colds 2
no; Mr.. Leo Burroughs Miss Lula Ives.
wv Berne Mr.. Fleming Miss Williams:
r. Wooten, Miss Lula Dillon: Mr. Cox. 10
SIS Sloceemler; Mr.. Al. Jones, Miss Jen- - -
3 Yarbrough. ~