The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-15
COL0RED SCHOOL OF NE THODS
THE OPENING DAY-THE FACULTY
AND ASSISTANTS.
Those in Attendnnce-A Well orgnn-
izcd and Equipped
school.

Yesterday morning promptly at 10 o'clock
the second State school OF methods ever
held In Texas was called to order by Con-
ductor NJ. II. Broyles at the colored high
school building on San Felipe street Mr.
Charles w. vlrts of Houston city schools
led In singing Jesus, Keep Me Near the
Cross" Prof. n. s. Lovinggood OF Mar
shall offered up an earnest invocation
Principal f. w. Gross OF the Victoria
high school was elected secretary. Prln-
cpal Charles Anterior of the city high
school delivered the welcome address on
behalf of the teachers, the following teach
ers responding to It, viz: EX-State Rep
resentative r. l.. Smith, Miss Julia L.
Caldwell, r. S. Loyinggood N. w Harl-
lee president Texas State Teachers asso-
citation: j Washington, l.. ~ Anderson
f. w. Gross, each of whom touched upon
the object of the school Of methods
At the conclusion OF the responses these
teachers matriculated. viz: Misses Linnie
V Watson, Rosa A. Watson, n j. Minor,
d. d. Lawson, Pinkie Yates S. A..
Brokenberry. d. c. Holmes. y. II Hill.
NJ. Manning, Ella NJ. Taylor, Mamie c.
Jones, c. w, Virts, o. T. Wilson, G. G.
Tate, ]. r. Anderson, w. N G. Dickson.
Houston Mrs. Lulu Kerr, Bastrop; ]. r.
NJ. Lee Midway; Mrs. K G.. Blughman
Miss r. L. Freeman, Victoria; Miss l.. A.
Payne, Edna J s. Stubbs, Bryan; JOS.
w Patton, Elgin; E A. Daule. Cuero,
Miss Mary Il Young. Dallas; A. Payne,
Jr Sandy Point Miss Lulu-C. Yates
Pledger; r A. Broyles Longyiew; G.
A. Pitts, Velasco; $. Z Collins, Hemp
stead Each member OF the faculty matric-
ulated making the number about nifty.
This morning commencing at $50 the
partial programme will be executed
Welcome address on part OF the citizens,
Rev l.. S Blakeney and others. Frof
n. w Iarllee. superintendent OF the col
ored department Of the State Fair and
Dallas exposition and Principal l. c. An
derson of the high school OF Austin will
respond, after which the school will take
mp It's programme as follows
I. School management, Prot NJ. H.
Broyles
q Physiology, Prof c Atherton
2. Civil government, Prot n w. Harl-
Ice
4 Primary methods. Miss Julia L. Cald-
we'll
There will be but one session a day, from
6 80 to . p. m.
The school win get down 10 real work
this forenoon and continue until tho close
OF the session a fortnight hence The
faculty is composed Of the best and lead
ing educators OF the race in TeXas-men
who have made splendid records as ednca-
tors men Of moral worth and fitness.
The faculty Prof NJ II Broyles tho
conductor, Is professor OF mathematics IN
Prairie View State normal He is an easy
organizer ready executive and an impair
/ tinl presiding officer
! Assistants Prof L. C. Anderson is
principal Of the colored high school at
Austin
Mr. c w Luckie has charge of his
tory and literature in Prairie View state
/ normal
Mr. y w. Harllee is principal Of one OF
the city schools in Dallas.
Mr. f w Gross. principal of Victoria
colored high school
Prot NJ W Dogan is president Of Wiley
university. Marshall
Hon r. L. Smith. eX-member OF state
treXasl legislature and principal oak
land high school
G. Atherton principal Of the city colored
high school OF this city
Mr. r. s LnvnEEood is professor OF
Greek and Latin in Wiley university, Mar
shall
Mr. r T Wilson Is professor Of mathc-
matlcs in the Guadalupe college, Seguiu.
j Washington is principal OF the city
( school in Marlin
Miss Julia l.. Caldwell the only lady
teacher OF the faculty is regarded as the
best primary teacher in the state. She is
assistant principal in the colored high
school OF Dallas.
Several other teachers came in last night
and ere the week closes it is believed that
/ fully $50 will have matriculated.