The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-16
AND SWORD
TWO IMPORTANT EVENTS BOOKED
FOR OKLAHOMA

At Eamosd the sehesl Tssehsrs Of the Ter
rttssy are Preparing 60 PsrtiesDsss In
the Meat suceessful Iastituts In the HI
tory Of the Land Of the Fair God and NJ
Haassssey the g. 4. r. VIII Give .
Roasiax Eseanpnsas - What the
Teachers VIII Talk About nd What
the Old Soldiers viii b Expected to Do.
Guthrie, o. T, May 1.-two import
ant conventions are booked for Oklaho-
ma this week. The frs, is The third an
nuai territorial Normal institute which
begins Monday az Edmond and will be
the greatest Of its kind in The history
Of Oklahoma and the other i the Terri
.orial G. A. II. encampnent which be-
gins Wednesday at Hennessey-
David p Boyd. the conductor OF The
Institute. hac issued The foilowia state
ment and program:
In preparing aad presenting the pro
gram for n. third Territorial Normal
institute. he conception has been held.
that /: is - be a school OF instruction
on al matters pertaining 70 the organiza-
cien. direction and management: OF the
County Normal Institute.
TIE topics selected are those tina: have
been suggested by question thar have
bean RAISED and crit,c SINS that have
been mSd> on county inst. lies in tn
pas he pe,sons selected as instructors
ara ASSISTANT instructors 70 presen; the
topics assigned them. have been chosen
With reference to their special fitness
70 present those topics. and who. not
only in the matter presented, but also
N their persons would furnish examples
Of what instructors should be in the ccun
~ institute.
l. il hoped that al win free their
minds from the idea that the Territorial
Normal Institute is. n any sense.
teacherr's association or parliamentary
body. bu; strictly a school % instruction |
where. instead OF papers being read on
subject. topics viii be presented didac- |
ticaliy by an Instructor. II is hoped that
all wao have been named in the program
will respond With the work carefully pre-
pared. so as 10 contribute all in their
power ~ the grand sum of benefits that
will accrue 70 ali who shall attend
Tive .yograrn has been so pianed as
20 gre the widest range possible for dis
cussioa and Interrogation on topics In
addition 10 the fcrty-hve instructors des-
igna,sd ia the program. there viii be op- |
portuni;y given for something ike sew
enty-dve four mir ute speeches. II -
hoped TIA, all person who expect 20 !
attend will see the topics. think them
over and come prepared 10 make the |
bes- -our- minute extemporareous 60
speech Of their lives. The Territorial In
s:i.uce has been an agency for good IN !
the educational forces OF the territory |
and each one has been an improvement |
on its predecessor. II each individual |
who attends viii come prepared 10 do all
in his power towards contributing some !
thing Of definite value 10 The grand total
OF The institutes work. We cannot fail
to make it a great benefit 70 all concern |
ed. DAVID r. BOYD.
Conductor.
PROGRAM
MONDAY EVENING. NAY 18TH.
o'ciock-Music.
Address o. Observation-Disclosures W L
Ross
RssponSe-President G.. E. Morrow.
Territorial Normal Instituted. r |
Eoyd. Conductor.
Music.
Announcements
Seal
TUESDAY MORNING. I
8 o'clock-The Institute Workers.
aeTne- county Superinrendent'e
Work in re Institute.
superintendent R ". Bu-ch. Ins,ruc-
tor. Newark.
G.HTae Conductor IN the Institute
Superintendent ]. II. Ware, Assistant,
Instructor. Norman.
c.eThe Instructor in the Institute
Superintendent James r League. As
siscant Instructor. Enid
FOUR-MINUTE TALKS.
10 o'clock-Prepa1at.oa FOR each class
work
ta)-By the Ins;ructor-Princi2al L
". Cole. Instructor. e Reno.
O.)-By the teacher pupil-Principai
W. A. DelzeI. assistant instructor. Gurh
RE.
(c)-The place Of the text book In the
s,ructos. Medto-d-
II o.cIock-Records n the Institute.
1a)-Records OF recitation Gradss7
Superintendent, John Davis. Instructor.
Blackwell
fo)-Attendance and purctuality. Roll
c1u-Supt. J. H Ledser~ood. assistant
Pond Greek
Nc-)-waat credit shall be allowed IN
the coua examination for good stand
ing in attendance. punctusl;;y and r-ci-
ca,ion7 Sup;. @. D. Moss, assistant n
struc,or. Kiasfshsr.
FoS-R MINUTE TALKS
TUESDAY AFTERNOON. MAY 18TH
o'ciock-Preiininary work .0r ins,i-
tu,e by County Superintendent
G-ePo.nrs TO be considered BY Coun-
= Superintendent in the employment %
conductor and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
en-, X c. Cox. instructor. Nagnun-
6b.y-Adver-isinz the institute and
low 70 make locaI arrangements fo- ne
accommodation c: tszcaers-suoe-intsn-
den: Fannie Boyer. ASSISTANT Instructor.
Poad Creek.
c1-Eoz may arrangements Dc made
80 mar clsees may begin work the FIRST
morning @. TIE Neutrality-suspicious.
n, Il Il Kellogg. assistant instrdc-O-.
e Reno
: o'cEeck-Ta. institute Program
(sNPres<-: AMI explain a 2-oz-aI
,s- a. institute hzvi,x three - more
r-Sg1>rin;en1sai L " BsI-
.s-. Instructor. Guthrie
Co.l--Pr-eent aai explain . program
or an institute having tro Instructors
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