Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1901-11-22
The Sussex Teachers Institute.

The Sussex Teachers Institute.
On December 4th. the 9th, annual
Teachers Institute of Sussex County,
will convene in Armory Hall, Milford.
Complete arrangements have been
made for the Institute, and it promises
to be very instructive and entertain
ing session. The corps of day workers
is especially attractive, each member
being we'll known in educational work.
While they are new faces to Sussex
teachers, they are old in the work and
may be expected to give us some very
useful hints in our work. We are anx-
ious to have as large an attendance of
the teachers as possible, as by attend
ing the day sessions and mingling with
each other, many new and helpful ideas
will be gained.
The reception that has been accorded
the teachers of Sussex by the people of
Milford, has always been of a more
than commendable nature. It is but
natural then that the teachers should
look forward to the time with pleasure.
1t Is also pleasant for the people of Mil
ford to enterl in so large a body of ed
ucatOrs.
Prof. Redway's talks on "Geogra-
phy' will be eagerly listened to, not
only by the teachers, but the citizens
as well, AS he has pleasant and engage
ing way of lecturing.
Mrs. Myers will talk on mature
Study" and, as her experience has
been very broad, she will prove very
interesting, aud many practical truths
will be impaired to the teachers.
A. 9. Schmucker's talks on INA
ture Work" will also delight and in
struct his hearers. He is not a stran-
ger and comes from a nearby city where
many teachers are turned out.
George Howell needs no introduction,
as he will demonstrate his adaptability
to the work in less time than it would
take to introduce him.
Mr.. Demerest will talk on a subject
near to every teacher, and will interest
as well as instruct.
NJ. G. Benedict, a "Down Easter"
will inspire the teachers with methods
that have been proven by years of prac-
teal use to be sound.
This presents an intellectual and ed
ucatiOnal feast that we cannot afford to
miss, whether we be teacher or parent.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4rH, 1901, $50 a. IN.
Rev. II. L. Bunstein
ORGANIZATION and Roll
Lecture-"Some Essentials in Primary Geog-
raphy Teaching ............ Prof. j. W. Redway
Lecture-"Wo "..................G George Howell
Lecture-"Climate and its Factors ..............
Prof J. W. Redway
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, 10 p IN.
Lecture-"BoOks". George Howell
-"EnvirOnment,and Industrial LifeJ
Prof J. II. Redway
Lecture-"Thoughts and Suggestions for New
Ieachers Howell
WEDNESDAY EVENING, p. m.
DR.. j. W. Bristol, of Washington. d. G., Will
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9th, a. m.
Rev f. Harris
Lecture No. l-"Habit and It's Formation in
School Work" ......................M. G. Benedict
Leeture-"Language" ............Mrs 1. G. Myers
/ Lecture No. 2-''Habit and its Formation in
School Work G. Benedict
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, I.8O p. m.
Lecture--'Literature in the Grades .............
Mrs 1. G. Myers
Recommendations of Studying the Mind" ....
NJ. G. Benedict
Lecture-"A Teachers Relations"
Mrs. 1. G. Myers
THURSDAY EVENING, s p. m.
The Hawthorne Club
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9th, 9 a. m.
Lecture-"Ne edless Fears" IS. c. Schumacher
J. Demerest
Leeture--"Little Brothers of the Air .........
$. C. Schmucker
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, 100 p. m.
J. Demerest
Lecture--The Meaning of a Flower ............
S. c. Schmuckel
A. j. Demores
FRIDAY EVENING, p. m.
MUSIC
Impersonator and Gee.
W. d. Howe, of New York