The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-06-30
ALL READY FOR
SUMMER SCHOOL.
Opening Exercises lake Place
Next Wednesday.
SUCCESS IS ASSURED
he Splendid Programme of Events Announced
With the List of Lectures 10 be
Given During the
Session.

Preparations are about completed for
the opening of the State Summer School
for teachers at the A. and NJ. College this
week. Watauga Hall is all ready The
splendid dining room IN Pullen Hall Is
ready. The middle floor Will be prepared
this week for use by the Model Practice
School and the kindergarten.
The opening exercises viii take place
next Wednesday, July |. The program is
| as follows:
9 a. IN. to 4 p. m.-Registration and as
signment Of rooms.
to p. m.-Formal opening Expla
nations by faculty OF various lines Of in
stIuctlon offered as follows:
Agrculture-Prof Charles w. Burkett.
Nature Study-Prof. Z. l.. Stevens.
| Manual Training-Prof. Y. w. Bragg
and Miss Graham.
Literary and Normal Work-Proi. l.. p.
/ Moses.
Music-Prof. w. r. Brown.
Art-Mlss Mary Lee Hill.
$50 p. m.-Music under direction Of
/ Ilof. Wade r. Brown. Bible reading by
Rev Dr. Smith, OF Edenton street
Methodist Church. Prayer by Rev. Or. A.
II. Moment, Of the First Presbyterian
Church
Speeches Of Welcome-For State by DIR.
B. f. Dixon; for City, by Mr. A. b. An
Grews, Jr.; for Schools, Supt. W. G. Gle
lnents: for College, by President George
Il. Winston.
Opening address, by Mr. ]. w Bailey,
editor OF the Biblical Recorder.
Music under direction Of Prof Wade 4
Brown
Benediction, by Bishop Joseph Blount
Cheshire.
The public IS cordially invited to the
opening exercises, and there is no charge
Tor admission.
Regular work in all departments VIII
begin Thursday at a. m. The fees for
attending the school are, for registration,
ST. for tuition So; total Sc, which entities
the student to take any and all studies he
pleases III any all departments There
is no reduction for entering late, nor iol
4 withdrawing.
In coming students will be met at the
| Union station, where they Will find an IN
teligence officer for the Summer School
: The boarding department OF the college
will receive them on Tuesday June 80
| Board and lodging, SO for the month
beard alone per month, IS; per day, soc,
per meal 25c The college Will probably
, be able to accommodate all who come,
Not only the teachers attending the
State Summer School at the A. and Nj
College, but also residents OF the city anC
sistors have a great treat III store during
the month of July. No one will need t(
! leave Raleigh to look for amusement
A series Of most delightful and instruc
! tive entertainments, lectures, and ad
dresses has been arranged for the A. anC
NJ. College Summer School. There VII
;. be two receptions, one the first week b,
. the faculty of the school, and one tht
: | third week by the ladies Of Raleigh Ther'
: viii also be one or more evening troile.
rides and Pullen Park picnics.
Three lectures, of special interest t
ladies. Will be given as follows:
l. Childhood and Maternity (to womel
: only) by Mrs. Dr. Della Dixon Carroll.
: 2 Childhood and Nature, by Mrs. DR.
| Frederick l.. Stevens.
= g. The work of the Women's Clubs b.
. members of the Raleigh Women's Clubs.
: Four illustrated lectures will be given
as follows:
l. Rural School Development and Ho1
4 ticulture by DR.. Losing. OF the Unite
4 States Department Of Agriculture.
! 2. Nature Study, by DR.. f. l.. Steven
! and Prof. Franklin Sherman, Jr., (Stat
E Entomologisto
8 Good Roads, by Hon. Martin Dodge
! L. s. Department OF Agriculture Goo
r Roads Enquiry)
A. Farm Animals, by Prof. c. w. Bul
+ kett.
i A series of lectures of more genera
a. character viii be delivered, follows:
l. Orators and Oratory in the Oh
y South, by Prof C Alphonso Smith.
n 2 Science Of Life, by Prof. W. I. Pt
Il tCat.
= 9. The Teachers Task in the New Mort
> Carolina. by Prof. John B. Carlyle.
/ A. Henry Timrod by Dr.. Theodore Bra
d ton.
), 5. school Hygiene, by DR.. Richard I
e Lewis.
g. Modern Education. by Hon. G. /
4 Glenn. Agent Peabody Fund.
: Lectures are also expected from Hcl
n B. r. Lacy, Prof. Henry Jerome Stoc'
70 ard. Mr. D. A. Tomrkins, Mr.. j. p. Calt
q well. and Col JOS +. Robinson.
These lectures and entertainments VA
be free to all persons registered as men
~ hers Of the Summer School. Pullen Aua
r orum at the college will be used, althous
ID not fully. finished.
il Some evening during the session IN
" Raleigh school children will present, ]
n the Academy of Music. the beautlf'
" operetta, ''Snow White" comphmental
1e to the teachers attending the State sun
'mer School