The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-14
TEACHERS FOR
NORMAL SCHOOLS
The List Announced by S%uperinten-
dent SouthalI.
FOR PROFESSIONAL TRAINING
The Object is to Give instruction az to
the Best Methods of Teaching.
An Unusually Large Attcn-
dance is Expected.

completed all arrangements Tor hplu4hS
hVe sumner normal training schools this
year. three for white, and Two for coi-
Ored teachers.
To sustain these schools the state OF
Virginia and the Hon. j. J.. NJ. Curry.
the general agent Of the Peabody Edu-
cation Fund. annually appropriate about
thirty-seven hundred dollars.
They are intended 10 give professional
training 10 the teacher Of the pubic
schools. who have unccr their care and
instruction about three hundred fhous-
and pupils. The great majority OF these
children will not get amy other education
than that afforded by the public schools.
Department Of MethoIs-Dr. Emerson
T.. White. eX-supcrinfendont schools.
Cincinnati. Pedagogy, James L. Hughes.
inspector OF schools. Toronto. Canada,
Talks on Teaching. Mis- Ceicsria S. Par
r.sh. Woman College. ~Lynchburg. Va.
Psychology: Superintendent - p. Moses.
Raleigh. y. g.. Phonic Reading. Dr. T..
w. Page. Professor of History. Uni
vcrsitv of California. Berkeley. Cal.
Methods in History. Miss Celestial s. Par
IRISH. Woman's College. ~Lynchburs. Va.
Methods I'm Arithmetic. Miss ". Lire
Harvey. I%ynchburg pubic schools. Meth
DDS I'm Geography: Mr. j. -. Phillips.
Birmingham. Ala. Primary Methods;
Mrs. Ida 4. Myers. principal ~ the train
ing school. Washington. D.. o., Primary
Methods: Miss Lucy Ice Davis. principal
Of model school, Lynchburg. Va, Model
School.
Academic Dcpartment-Dr. O. W. Kent,
department Of Literature. University Of
virginia. Literature: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
L. Southwick. Emerson School Of ora
tory. Boston. Mass. E.0cution; Professor
Leroy $. Edwards. public schools, Rlcn-
mond. Va. History l.. s.; DR.. j. Leslie
Hall. William and Mary College. Va,
English. Miss Celestia S. Parrish. Wo-
mans College. Lynchburs. Va Arm
metic: Professor j.. l.. Sheppe. principal
Of schools. Roanoke. Va. P~hysioiogy'
Miss Mamie Davis. principal OF Schools
%Ivnchburg. Va. Reading I'm Grammar
Grades. Miss Anna ID. LeGrande, public
schools. Lynchburg, Va, Vertical PEN
manship. Professor Bernard Gutman.
Hamburg. Germany. Drawing; Professor
Curtis Muns0n. Hartford. Conn. Music;
Dudlev r. Cowles. principal OF the High
| school. Hampton. Va. Civil Government;
Miss Mamie G. Davis. principal OF
schools. L%ynchburg. Va. Chalk Modelling;
Dudley r. COwles. principal Of High
School. Hampton. Va. Latin: Wills a.
Jenkins. principal Of schools, Portsmouth
Va. Algebra: Professor j. l. Noder. prin-
c'pal OF schools. Lynchburg. Va, study
~ Trees: To be supplied, Manual Train
ing.
Local Nanager-J. Luther Shepne,
Roanoke. Va.
These children will IN me course OF
time assume tho duties Of citizens and
have n hand in shaping the desunes OF
the Commonwealth. Anything, there
fore. calculated 10 improve the efficiency
Of these teachers deserves the encour-
agemont and commendation OF all good
| citizens.
Teacher who are ambitious 20 do bet
ter work should not ALLOW the ADVANTAGES
afforded by these schools To pass uniin-
rrovcd. Superintendcnts. trustees and
friends Of education are urged 10 give
All announcement 10 teachers 10 attend
these schools. 20 the end that public edu-
cation in virginia nay be advanced ana
an tho besf interests OF the State thereby
promoted.
Fellow are given the names OF the
teachers of the various schools and tho
subjects assigned 20 each.
SCHOOL OF METHODS.
Roanoke. Va. June 2G-July p.
conductor-E G. Glass. superintendent
Lynchburg Public SCHOOLS.
SUMMER NORMAL SCHOOL
Pulaski. Va. June a-July =
ConductOr-Thomas j.. Stubbs, Ph. D.,
! College OF William and Mary and state
Male Normal School, Theory and Prac-
tica OF Teaching. James =. Britt. prin-
cinot Queen street school. Norfolk, Arith-
metic. Reading and Ciyic5 j. y {.
Chandler. Pm. D.. Professor Of History
I'm the Richmond Womau's College and
Richmond College. United States History
and English. Miss Theda y. Phillips
Marion Public High school. Geography
and Physiology. Mrs. W. NJ. Perkins.
primary teacher I'm Pulaski public schools,
primary Methods: Mss Jennie NJ. Tabb,
Hampdcn Sidney. Va, English Litera-
ture. Professor J. G. Moody, Brookine
Nfass) public schools. Vertical Penman-
shin and Drawing. 1.-TWO weeks; To be
supplied. Music.
Local acknowledgements q. IT,
| Jordan. Pulaski city.
Boarding Arrangements-Twelve dol
lars for the period Of four weeks.
The local manager viii furnish trans
roria.ion certificates TO teachers as they
register.
AT FREDERICKsBURG
luna 18th to oJuly 22d~.-Conductor.
Charles III. Winston. IL. D., professor in
Richmond College. Theory and Practice
! OF reaching: George j.. Merrill. principal
Richmond High and Normal School,
Arithmetic and United States History;
Mrs NJ. $. Monett. Rockbridge Public
| schools. Primary Methods and Geography;
Miss F.. V. Faris. Richmond High School,
Physiology and English Literature; Miss
Ruth Harris. L|ynchburg Public Schools.
English Grammar and Language: Miss
Maude W. Hyde. C%ovington Graded
school. Readings and Civics; Professor T.
b. Bower. director OF music IN the Man
chester N. H Public Schools. Music;
Professor ]. G. Mood. Brookline (fass)
Public Schools. Vertical Penmanship and
Drawing two weeks.
Local Manager-Superintendent b. p.
willis. Fredericksburg. Va.
Boarding Arrangements-Twelve dollars
for the period OF four weeks.
The local nag will furnish trans
p~ortatlon certificates TO teachers as they
register.
FOR COLORBD TEACHERS.
Summer Normal School. Virginia Nor
NAL and Collegiate Institute, Petersburg,
Va. June 18th 10 JG'y eth.
Conductor-President J. IT, Johnston.
Methods. Management and History OF
Education: ]. NJ. ColsOn. Geography.
Physiology and Elementary Science; wal
ter Johnson Arithmetic. Algebra and
Drawing; J. VI. Candy. Psychology and
Pedagogy: @. d. Haynes, United states
and General History; J. T. Phillips. Gram
mar and English Literature; Mrs. d. /.
HAYDEN. Reading. History and Civil Gov
rnment Miss l.. L. Campbell. Arithmetic
ana writing: Miss Hattie @. Josnson.
Geography and Physical Culture; Miss