The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-11
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES.
a 5B0aT SKETCH o. THE TEACHERS WH0
ARE ATTENDING THE NQRMA3-.
3hori Extracts sro,n Letters Regarding s5s opin.
ions of fha Various Teachers

D. r. Smith is % years of age
aad 9 oatiFo CT Pennsylvania. He
has taught one yoar.
Sidney 8f mf cid is Il graduate
Of the Eureka Springs High School.
He is q years Of age and has
never taught. He IS g native OF
Arkansas.
W. D. Crawford principal Of the
Borryvillo public school is native
Of Missouri, 70 years Of age and
has been engaged in toaehing ten
years, lie was educated in the
kirks7illo (No.) Normal.
J. ?. Y Hudaleson is native
OF Missouri IS As years 81 aga and
has been engaged IN the pablic
schools Of Arkansas ter % years,
Carrie HawIey is a graduate Of
the National Normal University Of
Lebanon, Ohio. She is g year
old and will teach this year in tho
Eureka Springs public schools.
J. T. MoLoud is native OF
Arkansas, IS years old, bus oaen
teaching seven years ard viii taaeh
at Pleasant Ridge.
r. &. McLoud is native of
Arkansas, q years OF age, las
taught one year and viii teach this
year at White Elm.
4. L. Plumlee is nativo Of the
county, IS 81 years Of ace aad has
been teaching IN tho public schools
Of the county L years. He will
teach IL district 4G.
j. ". Bartlett is T. native Of
Tennessee, 81 years Old and has
taught four years. He fsa grad
uate otthe Pigeon Forge Academy
OF Ionaessee. He will teach ia
district 23,
Ia order to ascertain the senti.
mouts OF tho teachers individually
concerning the Normal, The TRIB-
UNE sent them q special request to
give us their opinions TO this
. large aam Der responded cheer
tully, sondiag us letters, prai8ing
he State Legislature ior IFS wise
provision N their beh&it and
choosing the strongest words u
their command to express their
appreciation 81 the boncfls reoeiv-
ed from tbe Carroll county Nor
nal They also speak IN The high
est possible terms OF tho abto IN
struotors, and generally closed by
adding q word OF two in apprecia-
ttQu OF their treatment at The hands
the good people Of Green Forest
duriog tboir 50 journ with us. We
very much rogrBt thaJ our space
will not admit oil their publication
ia tOll We nave, however, fled
taero sway for releronce and we
hope 10 be sbio TO use them to the
adyanc6m emf ot cur educational IN
terests IA the future. Following
are somo oxaaets from the letters
Ne words can express nay heart
foit approval at the aost glorious
eaacaeio0ai revival tn Garrof coun-
II oeoaeioaod b. tie advent OF tue
Nofmai-8 e Davis.
Tbe Normal baa been an un-
bounded sosoess a. Davis
The influence of the N ormal will
be teIl n ailiour public schools
J a Bartlett.
The Normal has been very in
terestiag and beaedoiat.--J. Festa
Fowior.
Among tbe many acts passed by
tie Ar&ansas legisiafure,
tie County Eefas.l BH
st8ads pro-aminent. | thlnk l
echo the sentiment Ct most oi our
teachers " aen [ say: G W oleome to
next years work, aud may our
Generai Assembly re-euact the
same or better law ut its next
session. f. Q Butte.
shs.Ii never regret having 81
tended the Normal. Every teach
er in 1he county should receive the
valuable g unstrnetioos.-G B. 3. Wade.
Il is q great pleasure to speak
Of our Nnrmai school ! cannot
bcgln to tell how much | have
been benedted.--Lizzio shibiey.