The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1900-05-23
SUMNER SCHOOLS.
Dates on Which They Will be
Held in Each County.
NAMES OF THE TEACHERS.
A Work That Has Required Much
Painssaking Effort on ths Part
Of MIR. McMahan.

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travel and very elaborate correspond
eDce, about completed the selection Of
the instructors for the summer normal
schools in the various counties. Most
Of the selections were made from those
who were in attendance at the State
school at Winthrop last year. The fol-
lowing is list Of the schools that viii
be held, with the instructors and the
dates; that is, the instructors appointed
They have not all accepted:
Abbeville, June II to July 7-Thos.
P. Harrison. professor Of English at
Davidson college; j Z Buzhardt, prin-
cipal of Mullins school.
Aiken, July l6 to Aug. ll-Clsude
G Legge, principal Of Bennett school,
Charleston; Elizabeth " Mclean,
teacher in Sumter graded school.
Anderson, June / to July 7-Thos
G Walton, superintendent Anderson
graded schools; j S McLusas, assistant
professor of English at Clemson college;
Virginia R Brodie, instructor IL draw
iBg.
Jones. superintendent Bsrnwell graded
school; 5 W Reeves, former teacher
at Marion, now at Cornell university.
Berkeley, at St. Stephens, July 30
to Aug. 25-H G Sheridan, principal
Of Holly Hill school; Miss Agnes Nc
Master, teacher in Columoia city
schools.
Charleston, July Is to Aug ll-W
K Tate, principal Memmingcr Normal
school.
Charleston; G A Wauchope, adjunct
professor Of English, South Carolina
college.
Chester, June II to July 7-R NJ
Kennedy, superintendent OF Camden
graded schools; Blanche 0 Neale, teach,
er in Columbia city schools.
Clarendon, at Manning, Aug. 10 to
Sept. 1l-W r Wsnnamaker, princl-
pal high school, Spartauburg; J Percy
lnabiDet, superintendent Of Manning
graded school.
Colle,op, at Walserboro, July 16 to
Aug. 1l-Thos G Wiikinsoo, suprrin
tendent schools at Walterboro; D J..
Raubo, teacher in Sumter graded
schools.
Darlington. June to June 3O-W Il
Hand. superintendent Chester graded
schools; I zzie Alexander, icaoher Wll-
liamsson Female college.
Elge6eld, July Is to Aug. IL
VIM NJ Clyde, principal boys high
school, Montgomery, Ala; D D Wal.
lace, professor Of history, Woford col
lege.
Fairfield. at Winnsboro, Aug. 6 to
Sept. &c a Greaser, teacher in Char
lesion High school.
Georgetown, Pagley's Island, June
II to July 7-Thos B Handy, superin-
tendent graded school at Georgetown;
Jackson Hamilton, princil al at Fort
Mill.
Greenville, Aug. q to Sept. 22-W
K Tate, principal Memminger Normal
school, Charleston; Hugh Haynes
worth, principal Fountain Inn; Miss
Lucas, from Charleston, instructor in
drawing.
Hampton, July Is to Aug. lib II
Johnstone, former superintendent Of
BarnWell graded schools, now at
Chicago university; Miss Penelope
McDnfie, Marion graded schools.
Horny. at Conway, June / to June
30-E Z Coker, superintendent Marion
graded schools; S W CarWi'e, superin
tendent Conway graded schools.
Kershaw, at Camden, June II to
July III D Rast, Darlington graded
schools; W II McNairy, Chester graded
schools.
Lancaster, June II to July IL T
Baker, superintendent Lancaster graded
schools: Sarah Chandler, Spartan
burg, city schools.
Lsurens, June II to July Frank
Evans, superintendent Spartanburg
schools; j Porter Hollis, Chester
graded schools; Margaret Law, instruc-
tor in drawing.
Lexington, July Is to Aug. 13-P T
Brodie, professor mathematics Clemson
college; Jno. J George, student Colum.
bia university, New York.
Marion, July l6 to Aug. l3-E c
Coker, superintendent Marion schools;
j S McLucas, assistant professor Eng
lish at Clemson college; Virginia K.
Brodie, instructor in drawing.
Marlboro, at Bcnnettsv.lle, June 4 to
June 30-Nathan Toms, superintend-
ent Bennett,ville schools; S A Cham
bers, principal Gafney High school
Newberry: aug. Is to Sept. lie q
McCants, superintendent Blackvllle
graded schools; R McC. Perrin, teacher
Porter Military academy; Margaret
Law, instructor in drawing.
Oconee, at Walhalla, June l8 to July
14-S H Elmunds, superintendent
Sumter schools; Eloise Welch, New
berry grade schools.
Orapgeburg (date not fxcd)-W K
Sigh, professor ma hematics NeWberry
college; j K Ovens, Ycrk7ille graded
schools.
Pickens, June II to July 7-E L
Hughes, superintendent GreeDville city
schools; g E Johnson, principal Colum.
bia High school.
Richiand, at Columbia High school,
Aug. IS to Sept. ll-Wm. N Clyde,
principal boys high school, Mont
gomery, Ala D D Wallace. professor
history, Wofford college; Miss Graham,
instructor in drawing.
Spartanburg. June i to July "A G
+ mbert, professor at Wcfford college;
Sarah G. Thurston, Columbia High
school.
Sumter, Aug. Is to Sept. III D
Rast, Darlington city schools; Fannie
McCauts, Colombia High school, +. l..