The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-06-30
THE TIMES KODAK.
interesting News Items Gath
cred Around Salem.

That the readers of THE TINES may
| fully understand the nature of the work
| now going on at the summer school of
methods the following programme for
the frat and second weeks is published:
CoLLE5E CHArEI.
Arithmetic, Prof. Sheppe, Sis to 900
a. NJ; opening exercises, 900 to 9:I5;
primary methods Miss Arnold, 9:15 to
$3.50; psychology and pedsgoRics, DIR.
White, 9:55 to 1O:35; primary methods,
Miss Arnold, 1926 to 1l:l5; grammar,
Prof. Sheppe, l1:45 to 1925; zoology,
Prof. Apgar, 1928 to los; psychology
and pedagogics, DIR. White, :O5 to 1:45;
music, Prof. Scott, $3.50 TO 500; botany,
Prof. Apgar, 500 to 5:i5; grammar,
| Prof. Sheppe, 5:45 to $50.
BUSINESS OFFICE.
Physiology, Miss Reynolds, Sis to
300; English literature, Prot. Thorn,
9:l5 to 9:55; studies in Macbeth, Prof
Thorn, 1885 to l1:15; gymnastics, Miss
Harrison. 1l:l5 to 1928; arithmetic,
Prof. Sheppe, 1925 to los; gymnastics,
Miss Harrison, Ais to 5:45; physiology,
Miss Reynolds, 5:45 to $40.
SOCIETY HALL.
Advanced French, Mrs. Allen, 9:55 to
1899 eloculion, Prof. South wick, l1:l5
TO 1928; drawing, Miss Coulling, $3.50 to
i:15: elocution, Prof. South wick 4:l5 to
800; drawing, Miss Coulling, 800 to
| 5:45.
| Y. NJ. c. 4.
Latin, Prof. Sheppe, 9:55 to 1926;
beginners German, Mrs. Allen, -1l:l5 TO
ll:45: advanced German, Mrs. Allen,
1l:45 to l2:25.
Hon. Henry 5 Trout, mayor OF Roam.
oke, was in town yesterday on business,
Despite the rain Wednesday night
| the hall was packed with those who
went to hear George r. Vending, and
all came away loud in their praise of
the lecture, The Man of Galilee.''
The closing exercises of tho school at
the Baptist Orphanage will take place
this afternoon between 5 and 7: Visi-
tors to Salem are invited to attend.
Sheriff Iirkle yesterday appointed j.
. Lloyd jailer in place of j. II. Hen
ming. resigned.
At the regular. June meeting OF the
school board for the town of Salem the
following teachers were elected for the
ensuing session: j. Luther Sheppe,
principal; Miss Johnson, third assistant;
| Miss Berkeley, fourth assistant; Mrs.
Kizer, fifth assistant; Miss Folkes,
seventh assistant. The place OF second
assistant is to be supplied and will not
be filled as heretofore by Mrs. V. w.
Palmer, who leaves in September 10
accept position in the Daughters
College OF Harrodsburg, Ky. where she
will instruct in English, rhetoric and
composition.
ID. L. Martin yesterday sold a hand
some team Of bays to Councilman j. NJ.
Smith for his carriage.
The following officers we're elected
Yesterday in Salem Castle, No. A, K OF
r., for the ensuing term: j. e. Ship
man, chancellor commander; DR.. NJ. c.
Strickland, vice. chancellor; j. w. Han
nah, prelate; R. R. Campbe master of
eXchequer; R. w. Kline, master of
finance; j. S. Yoder, keeper OF records
and seals; A. II. Whitesel, master at
arms; Patsy Tunney, inner guard; C.
w. Hit, outer guard.
The town council had called meet
Ing Wednesday night to allow number
OF accounts preparatory to the annual
settlement.
Elect George G. Hill and family
lett yesterday to spend month at the
Roanoke Red Sulphur Springs.
Next Tuesday night in the town h all
Prof. IL. l.. Southwck will give read
ing and on Thursday night Prof. Austin
e. Apgar will deliver his famous lecture,
Animal Life OF the Sea"
w. s. Agner, valued employe at
Langhorne's mills. has taken the DO
sition of manager there. made vacant
by the resignation of L. Ct. Langhorne.
President Bowles, of the sleeping
Salem board Of trade, is anxious to
know what has become OF two or three
dozen chairs owned by the board.
THOSE who attend the school OF
methods will find a full report of each
days proceedings in THE ROANOKE
TINES, which is delivered every morn
ing in all parts of salem by carrier
b1ys. Subscriptions by the week or
month can be paid to Frank A. Love-
lock, Salem agent and correspondent.