The state chronicle., 1893-06-21

Faircloth, Allen < Joyner, his part.
ners being Judge Faircloth and
Hon. W. r Allen. After two Years
he formed a partnership with his
classmete, Hon. n, ]. Rouse, the re-
cent Cleveland elector from the
third district. When Prof. Alder
man was called to the institute work
in 1889, Mr.. Joyner was elected su.
perintendent Of the Gol6sbcro
graded schools to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Mr.
Alderman. He has held this posi-
ton for four years and the schools
of Goidsboro have prospered under
his management. During lis sum-
mer vacations Prof. Joyner has con-
Quoted large number of insti.
tutes under the direction OF the
State Superintendent OF Public In
struction. Prof. Joyner is an ac-
compiished gentleman and scholar
and a popular speaker. He is a
prominent member of the Baptist
church and is we'll known through
out the State as Jealous Christian
worker
Prof. z. p. Claxton is q native Of
Tennessee He graduated from the
University of that State with the
degree OF A. 3. in 1882, having
taken at the same time some post
graduate work in that institution
Immediately upon his graduation
be accepted position in the Colds
boro graded schools, where he re-
manned for one year. The Lext year
he became superintendent of the
graded schools of Kinston. In 1884
he went to Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity, where he spent year studying &
pedagogics and the tutonic Ian
guages. The following year he
spent in Europe, where he made a
special study of German and the
public school system Of Germany
On his return from Europe, desirin G
to continue work in North Carolina
be accepted the position as super.
intendent of the Wilson graded
school. Five years ago he wal
called to the superintendency of th'
Asheville city graded schools, ant
is now paid the largest salary tina
is paid to any graded school super
intendent in North Carolina He i
well known to the people of thi
State, having done normal schoo
, and institute work in various sec
tions. He is admirably equippe'
to discharge the duties of his ne,
position. There are few NOR
scholarly men OF his age in thi
State or elsewhere. He is only 3
years old, and is believed by thos
+ who know him to be man Of ur
! usual and of great promise. He
a member of the Methodist Church
Q and is an earnest worker in a
i Christian and philanthropic enter
prises.
AND INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL,
) At the recent meeting of th
D Board Of Directors Of the State MOI
! NAL and Industrial School some IN
r portant additions were made to th
y faculty Of that institution. D
D. Miriam Biting, the resident femal
> physician and teacher of physio
! cgy, having resigned her position
the Board elected DR.. Anna
a Cove, of New York, to take hs
q place in the faculty and as residel
is physician.
10 Miss Maude F. Broadway W,
6 elected director of the gymnasium
g. She and the resident physician wi
q have charge Of the ply sical cultu
g. work.
e Prof. Alderman having resign,
ID his position as head of the depal
10 ment of English Literature 81
u History, it was decided to divi
le the work of that department. viii
10 had been done by Prof. Alderm
IN and the tutors who assisted him
% tween gentleman and a lady
r good teaching experience. T
be Board elected Prof. j. Y. Joyn,
ad Superintendent of the Goldsbo
to Graded Schools, as the head of t
OF department, and Mrs. Lucy II. Re
Is ertson to aid him in the work.
The Department of Natural S
he ences, which has been in charge
~ Miss Bryant, was divided into t
in departments. Miss Mary Petty v
th elected to take the chair of chem
81 try and physics, leaving the rest
ng the work to Miss Bryant.
at In the department of pedagogy
He which has heretofore been in
M hands Of President McIver and N
'as Boddie, who had given up p
at ton of her language work to
ng sistants, the wolk will be done IL
3D. year by President McIver and Pl
he 2. ?. Claxton Superintendent
ad- the Ashevill Graded Schools. n
ol- Boddie will devote her entire Ii
nd to Latin and French.