Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-02
W. wa. TEACHERS.
A Profitable Day Spent by the State
Educational Association at Char
lesion Yesterday.
Special to the Register.

| Special to the Register.
CHARLESTON, W. VA. July 1.-The
West Virginia Educational Association
spent the day in discussing some import
an. topics in relation TO education and the
,,,h,,o schools. Miss Florence Grayam' OF
charleston. read a paper on the Prepa-
IT., IF the Teacher" Prof. J. ]. Nlh-
cent. of Jackson county. discussed Nee'-
81 school legislation" He was followed
bv D. w Shields, Major ). NJ. heS' -
huntington. and f. II. Crago' OF w nee nus.
Tn irrepressible question OF indepenue'''
sc,oo1 districts and the city against the
coun+rv schools came up and preclpl'S leu
lively debate. ,,..
Josenb Roster Of Salem College, discuss
"a "Our Common School System ana l's
Defects." A. J. Wilkinson. of Grafton as
o,,ssad remedies for the defects in the pun
lie school system. Miss Maud PatrlcA' %
Charleston. read most Interesting pap5'
entitled Limits of the Interesting !" ',''
school Room" She was followed on 'ne
came subject by Prof. George Laidley' oil
the Charleston public schools
FoloUing is a roll Of members OF lhe
Association present: +. II. Crago' lda
D.iters Mrs. J. f. Rose, J. NJ Hammond
Louise j. Meyer, Sophia c. HoIli"els''''
Emma Kline. Virginia Kurner' Mary l'7i.
n,to Edna Bingell and w. II. Anderson OF
U-b,elire,. 6. s. Jacob, T. ]. Gum came
N Curtis Mary e. Mccain and ). H.
Deihl of West Liberty; J. Walter barnes
and O. W. FIesher. Of Fairmont' James ",
- ri,bie Johnson. Blanche Enslow ana
Ntarv Adkins. of Huntington; 7. l.. DAVIS,
ciar,.ille. Maud Hubbard, Sherrard
Adams Laura Moose, r. 5. Carr Ava
First Mary Bowers. Barbara Pltzer' MAUI
Epdpau Laura Rust, Jennie FIRST Ora
uo,,,jrs c. 3. Graham, Mary =. McGui-
can Myrtle Kiger, Madaline Keely' irene
walker. Dasseh Fellows, Maize Nd'AeI'
Rsua Nicholson, Fannie Cobb MatiIe v
SIMS Mary Booz. Mary Mann Peyioh'
r,,lis NJ Wurtz. Belle Brabb.n, Laura Al
Ian Ethel Leisure Florence Grayum' Mary
Cornwell. Mary Jeffords, Belle Dasn'7ii'
Petite Starke, Eleanor Hopper Myiue
St,,raI,er Myrtle Kiger, Ann English
A1artie Rust. Mary 3. Foutaine ana MAUD
Patrick of Charleston; c. I. Atkesou' o.
Prffalo. Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Wilkinson OF
cr,fton. Osa Fisher of Winifrede, LESSEE
sbirkie. of sissonsvilIe; y. NJ. Baker OIL
cpvardotte: Florence Kuhn, of Maiden
Mary E. Powell, Of Elkins; \. l.. WADE,
Dr 7 l.. Goodnight and T. c. Miller OF
1foresrtown, Mamie Hepborn and Will
beInire Dodson. Of Piedmont; Mrs. Ella
v Martin. Of Cairo; r. \. Riggs Of Ben
wood; Laura Davis and Ella Osborn, OF
P,venswood: D. W. Shields, Of New Mar
tirsville. Wilde Leftwich, Of Ballengee;
Airs Maggie j. Boyd, of Foss; Ella Cooper
If hinton: Mary Flanagan, Of Grafton j.
I, Vincent Of Toppins Grove; Maria NJ.
Tsars and J. L. Diefenderfer, of ST. Al
hans: Daisy Feamster, Obey L. Snyder ana
r.ucv Cox. of Lewisburg; Rose Phillips ana
p r.. Jones. Of Bellaire, o.
The members OF the West Virginia Ed
ucational Association Were rendered
sniendid reception by Governor and Mrs
NacCorkIe at the executive mansion TINS
evening. ABOUT two hundred people called
and were royalty entertained. Governor
MacCorkle has come TO be known TO
West Virginians as the prince Of enter
tainers and probably no class Of people oil
the State ever had reason to appreciate
his Inequalities more than the members
Of the West Virginia Educational Associa-
ton on this occasion.