Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-29
THE oIrY TEACHERS.


Yesterday the city teachers mot in
the auditorium Of the high school for
the purpose Of holding the monthly insti-
tute, The superintendent called the
meeting to order and the secretary called
the roll and read the minutes Of the last
meeting.
As this was the first regular meeting
Tor this acinlasiic year, the election of
certain officers for the institute and H.
brary association was gone into. As
result of the elections, MIR. G.. W. Ware,
supervisor Of penlnlnship. was elected
Nlce-chnirruan OF the institute: Miss
Mary Washington Vaughan, first assis-
iSnt Of school No. !. secretary; Mr.. w.
~ Williams. principal Of the Texas
Street school, reporter: Mr. NJ. II. Jones.
principal Of the broadway school, was
elected president OF the Library nssocla-
ton: Miss Ethel Boaz Of the Missouri
Avenue school, treasurer Miss Lille
Clayton Of the chair OF Latin in the
high school librarian. The girls Of the
seventh grade sang school song. Mas
ter George Lusk came next with some
instrumental music
Mr.. n. G. Randall. principal Of No. 1.
read paper, Object OF Teachers In
Sututes.' lie showed conclnsyely that
they are Indispensable 10 live teachers.
The subject was continued by Mr. NJ
III. Jones, who also told Of the objects
Of the teacher. lie said that institutes
should have more OF methods as It's sub
lect matter and les outside subjects.
This paper ELECTED quite discussion.
IN which the subject was well handled,
Almost everyone had an idea peculinrly
his own, aud " seemed to hold TO IT.
Miss iuanitl Presley favored the
teachers with some violin music during
tiiis interim.
Now, Miss Clayton read a paper.
Worlds Fair.' that was appreciated
by all.
Miss Ethel Mitchell Of the Broadway
lclool continued the subject In her own
iniinifahle way. Roth these papers
we're very Interesting and instructive to
those who had not visited the White
atty and very entertaining 10 those who
bad, Iweuty-throc Of the teachers at
bendcd the Worlds fair.
Professor Haste. an elocutionlst and
tcaeher Of physical culture. was present
and made some very pertinent remarks
sn the much neglected subject lin the
Ronth) of physical culture. Tho
teachers went away believing that tho
Fori Worth public schools should have
q special instructor IN physical culture.
Professor Hlisie also Ipcited very
touching story. In a common sense way.
with no rnnting such as elocuionists
generally indulge In. Tho assembly WINS
very much pleased with Professor Hasie,
lbs physical culture and his elOcution
gram with a piano solo.
The superintendent called meeting
of the principals for Monday afternoon
at 4;30, o'clock. Also meeting OF the
program coinIhittee for Tuesday after
noon al o'clock.
The neIt regular institute will occur
che third Saturday in November.
$780,
AN INVITATION,
I,dwar.ie' bakery 4 now removed Ia
its new building on Husk street. ncaI
the Nantnrium, and the people of Fort
Worth are invited 10 call and inspect
the excellent breads, cakes rtc Thi
renoYal 10 the present quarters has re-
Gnlted IN materially lesseniug rents ant
Other expenses, and 1ac candies will nov
be sold for 00c per pound; Doc candle,
al 35c. aud everything else in proper
Con. Besides full line of candies, eic.
uhis bakery Il now better equipped thar
any In the city. Give il a trial order
Don't forgot uin hot rolls at l;sO daily
Telophone as. Closed Sunday from 1.
90 $50 p. IN.
FORT WORTH DIVISION.
At regular meeting OF the post 81.
Wort Worth division n. r. A.. 1t wa
nxreed that FIRST and third SUNDAYS I
each month should be regular meciu
days az 10 a. m.
Following letters from Congressman c
n. Ben. also Senator Mills, approving .
il. H. 12o1, favoing 50OO-nile inter
chah ceaDie tickets and prop0rtionate bal
gage regulation TO travelling salssmeI
wnee rad and accepted.
Ft2lowing enicers TO hll vacancies wer