Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-08-11
Thu RsDAY MORNING.


upon the matter, aired their opinions.
THURSDAY MORNING.
4 Opened at appointed time with music
, by the members. Devotional exercises
. by Rev. w. f. Arnold. Supt. Rawlings
OF Boyle county was made an honorary
member When the query box was
opened it was found to contain but few
questions, which were soon disposed OF.
Interest and percentage having been
assigned to G. II. Holmes, but being alb
sent in attendance on the resolution
committee, was excused and Mr.. Brough
was called to the board by the conduc.
tor and he proceeded to open the sub
ject, when the body becoming interested
went to work with enthusiasm, result
being many different methods were
aired
School exhibitions were introduced
and discussed by II. 5. and c. NJ. Young,
Miss Philips, Mrs. Ping, Miss West
Miss Georgia Lewis, Mr. Willis. The
subject naturally drifted into closing
exhibitions Miss Helen Thurmond
gave it thrust from which it did not
wholly recover. Prof. Hubbard gave us
quite good talk and Superintendent
Rawlings came to the front and lead the
institute captive.
Recess having been INDUCED in, the
institute resumed work, taking up the
subject Of Difficult Points in English
Grammar by the conductor who diagram.
med and analysed everything presented
in such manner as to render satisiac-
ton to all, visitors and teachers. Ad.
journed until l:l5.
AFTERNOON.
Opened in the usual manner, when
the conductor read the second part OF a |
paper continued from Tuesday, when
the roll was called and many teachers
received the reward due to hardness.
Text Books on Civics was introduced
by Mr.. Brough, seconded by Mr.. Grin
stead followed by Supt. j. w. Rawlings,
who, upon being introduced, opened
with such rich, racy, rafting, sound,
deep and instructive speech, as to draw
all around him spell-bound throughout
the whole, regretting when the closing
came. Immediately followed Prof i. +.
Cleand, of Pontiac, Ill and nos locat-
ed as principal High School, Springfield,
Ky, who gave quite an instructive, sen
sible and plain speech, which came like
a drink of ice water to the palate, tast-
ing of the rich champagne. Passing to
the next subject, DIR. O'Bsnnon gave
he institute quite an enlighteniDg talk on
Anatomy, which put many
\ head to thinking, bringing home many
4 DEPRESSION from the right. The follow.
ny resolutions were passed with whiz
by the institute. Closed for recess,
RESOLVED. That the thanks OF the /
eschers OF Lincoln County in conven
ion assemble at Stanford, Ky, Aug. .,
ire eminently due and are hereby hear :.
lily rendered to Supt. j. w. Rawlings ,
or his timely, exhaustive, instructive
md excellent address upon civics, thus F.,
making clear 10 our minds the obscure a
points in certain portions of the subject (
md enthusing US in the art OF teachi NJ
he same.
2. That the heartfelt thanks OF the !
eachers Of Lincoln county in institute
assembled are due and are hereby ten ,
Tered to DIR. O. Bannon for his practical
md instructive address on Psychology \
nd Physiology. g
8. That the thanks of the Lincoln q
Jointly Teachers Association, assembled (,
q Stanford, are due and are hereby ten
ered Prot. Celand for his able, instruc- Z
i've and entertaining lecture on civil :
government. 7
Recess closing, proceeded to the spell f
ng contest.
Programme for Friday-Opening roll !,
ALL Recapitulation OF weekly work; +
chool discipline; Reports of Commit h
ees; Outlook of Public Schools; Fare. /
,els and Goodbyes. Adjourned until
'riday 9;l5. +
NJ J. BRoUGH, Secretary.
GEORGIA LEWIS, Assistant. a
SNAP SHOTS. u
If Prof. Brough drops of head every .t
ay, pray how long does the supply lat. 81
Sugar Grove drew prize in the way a.
( Kay. 1t must be capital, judg-
~ from the size. 7
The institute is most decided success. ~ >
here are several teachers from adjoin. =
" counties in attendance and great in al
crest is manifested. Our excellent con- "
uctor has succeeded in bringing the d
Dung teachers to the front, which is - -
ute an improvement over last years 50
Istitute. g'
Mrs. ]. +. Cover, one of Lincoln conn d
e most accomplished ex-teachers, .as
-ightened the assembly by her pres co
ice yesterday. jn'