The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-03


1 ~ present. Mrs PuSa contenneo tiatt VINE
I rttreey ntatiNeA % her sex were h5ldlni
p,isitious equal 10 those held by men. stil
tnry werc not put on a leNel WIN then
When i came u remuneration. Fcmal,
teachers, 40 matter huW competent wore
always uuueipald. Aieo. tliat Wine WI
were IA tue laijaT.ty ~ all schools, yei
no wqlnan bad ever been appointed on q
fchool board.
etneu 10 he beyond dienute- While sne
made many sthfements taat were direct
chNi.ensn 70 tae inSp present. not one
arVse &c argue the matter " nen II wsla aus
nouneed that tfteen minutes wouit be
devoted 70 general discussion OF Mrs.
tuFh paper. II met there was gem
eioi feelins thnt the lazy rad cRainploncu
her sex n0Nly, and the griitlOinen had
notnint 10 say for their side u the house.
~ reply 70 question tront Hon. y. ~
SNopff, as 70 whether women we're eliSi-
pia ~ POSITIONS on sehqoi poafds. State
superintendent Carlisle stated there ~
notiiSg " the State school laws upon the
enblect. but from the tact that school
trustees must De elected al a ptblic meet
ing, u hnd always baen inferred that men
were oaly eligible for euch positions,
Before the reading 81 tie next paper
superintendent Paine Of calvert arose ard
oitercd the Following resolution for The
eonsidsration OF tie association;
BE u Resolved, BY The teachers here
asaegblsd, that we believe the highest
iaterests OF the teachers OF Texas de-
maad the establishment OF TWO classes N
aAAifAAtl if1NfilA3 ftlsllic ItAA NHNIilAilEA.
ne ngst and more numerous class t.
be review SCHOOLS. where natter and -
Apficleui amount, Of methods aud manage-
inent shan be Taught 70 enable teachers
The Secoudsciass to be schools OF peu-
agoKlcs emprncing psychology mud the
science, art anu history o. eaueatlon.
4tesplNsu, beconl, tsint the different
organizations here Represented, namely,
the Central. Southern and Middle ItNhs
Teachers nssociAuoRs aid the Galveston
l.UIlHt1n a Ice
feminine to unite for the purpose pf eH-
tsbiishing and maintaining summer
school OF the secontreisss above namadi
Ter peripd OF four weeks during the
summer OF 1891, the same 10 he located
az az some point In southern or middle
"isesoived. Third. that IN order 10 carry
out the above resolution that a cNmiait-
tee of iiNff one from each Of the above
named bodies, shalt De selected and vested
With tuh powers 20 selett q Location for
SAID normal and q perform an other acts
necessary 10 carry Out in tull the inteits
ton Of these resolutions and said.
ductor for said normal 10 shls
he tins before our adjournment The suid
conductor after nih election shnli be adj
uea 70 said committee III arrangements.
t'Resnifs3, Fourth th'ts the esiRDllah-
ment 81 tiils Joint normal shall In no wise
hinder nor Interfere with the usual suns
tiuHsd. TO be conducted by each OF these
associations separately II they 40 desire y
Inc eotili.ifttte as named consisted OF tire
following gentiemen. DR. o. II. Cooper OF
uslvestOn, 4. y Patillu, OF Houston 4.
], Paine, OF Central Texas association; q
&. Glenn, OK Middle 1exns association: va
profea.1re & IA fTIalsyier n pyya,,
aoysd that the resolution az read 81
ser < tyyoed ~ Isn,,stsn Tbe mStIar eay.
MOD ,,,,, ,,ig,, -,,tsit.
Il ,st,e then noyeil and carried that each
ot the three associations have q repre-
seleet princslsRis Far he nnf.,,,ai sehhais
mentioned irhe COMMITTEES appointed scr
snis selection were allowed to retire for
x y Il. IN ,,,st,,,.. .a ~, ,t,sa Z
the subject Of Mrs Pugh's paper wos
brought UP and discussed ny AIR sutton,
~ % lne tl9ualon sly psDa
side 81 the nuestitin. hoTever IA sfateei
that tho best teacher ia had ever ssefi
wosid eagns1 s,h Nan, q, ~. ss,, VIZ W IN
feae,liers rso,ld ~ V.5F,,1sr ,,,nn, haa =
right lie SAID 10 claim adff,tasion Ia me
for e,1,ini woI.i. fbev sho,,ia hs,sa aSei,7.J
INV with nen
b Roeefs. Jr.. or nastron and uie,f
man q Hfyan also aiscUased the ques-
,SIfh Nt,E p5ia.l,s,s4 nj ,,s,g>r fit5 satt.,
"'fhings. rheoys ana Thotso,,,sS 20 (; H.
1ext paper, being the subject chosen 81
ii. F faY16r 81 the Alfadla
pay, I'd I,asof,fa ti11 Nh, ss
sarefuiie prepared Ana eantaihsa rnsae
ttl.fnrsS thnt we're Hoiit,d ami s.tha,,ssi,9sS
lpoo fnntter r6t iisbasraf3,e, sstit,, f,s,elt
ofaefscal HIS arts,snnaf,ts v,ers aiaa ASH,
listened 20 ~ tfle teuSbera nrss,ssf ~
were discl,sssad n, i,rie5 rs I5r,f.sstr
l<nfflla 81 Hn,ssas a,,i t,rnf.,.., ~ W. ~
ITail,3y al Itfis,fg.sI1ia VtFsSSt - p
Al fbs eenel,iqis,, 81 ~ ,,tsr,,s.,s, ,t,.-
flnesia I5t,,,, ar, = 81 Vil, "a -
"a Sinners faynraS ~ $1,000 $1,000. sMseet-
soio recefvlne 7, taa,f t''s ,,i,', WIN a
g'he aa.a,i, ~, 49, 49, Nt.soIe,
rosef at-eit, ~, > niotli q .,J sii''ul 70
,,,,s,,, : ~ We aiieFnooh
~ IEkNOON SESSION.
Several members were absent when fhe
,s..ociatfo, ,s,ss ..it.4 =,
= Z, eaittu " olasF ps Mrs
rngu N Ie afternoon. a large delegation
was present, however, and the enthasias,n
~ the ,nornin,y sss.,,,, ~, . ...,l,-
~. - :. = s7''ii was Stnl eYiuenI
ar. y. = Slrk Of the South Texas
tssssiasi2n presented the BENEFITS OF the
aa Z " y "a an able paper u WAS
Nicely. Barnett Atwood. Glenn and State
superintendent GArlisia, VINO spoke Of
the great interest that is being taken Ia
teRchera Institutes throughout the state
lud the spirit OF progress fliat Is nav
u work among the teachers OF Texts.
a Violin SOLO by Dr.. tsreen or Houston,
accompanied by Miss Hortense Allen on
saf.4 oFtA,. ,..t.I. 800 'NN.teWI - Wis