Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1903-06-06
sv~nra SCHOOL o. rrs SOUTH
wm opsn June q 81 see UnissrslsY
81 Tennessee.

any other summer school 70 De hei4
b the South this year.
One hundred and atty omprehen-
sive courses Of study. given By . fac
uliy Of ninety eminent specialists and
ee-Sational experts. representing such
universities AID colleges a. the UnE
Teraities q Michigan. Of North Caro-
lima. Of Tennessee. Of Georgia. Of Mis-
tissippi. Tulane. Yale, Columbia. Cor
nell. Syracuse. and others. must be at
tractive. indeed. % the Southern
teachers who have heretofore been IN
able 10 obtain equal advantages ex-
eept Al great expense, both Of time
and money.
This Summer School Of the South
was attended last summer BY more
than tao thousand teachers from all
parts q The United States This large
number Of teachers taxed the accom-
modations Of the University Of Ten
nessoe At that time so many teach
ers were not expected the arst year.
This year no pairs OF expense have
been spared 20 provide for all who
may come. A large auditorium. seat
ing three Thousand persons. has heen
erected on University Nil Four large
lecture pavilious have also been erect
ed. as well as two dining halls aud q
restaurant Il Is confidently expected
that al these additional buildings viii
be ample for the profit. pleasure and
accommodation Of the twenty-five hun
bred teachers who have already signi-
aed their Intention TO attend the com
ing session. a we'll as OF others who
may have concluded 60 come but who
have not as yet slgniaed their inten-
lions.
The management have also pro
xided an educational exhibit building
Of large dimensions. All the available
space In that building has already
been taken by the leading educational
publishers and manufacturers Of
school appliances. Ii will be possible
for those attending the school to see
the very latest and most improved
school appliances. as well as the text
books OF the leading educational pub
fishers, at no additional cost or ex.
pense.
The courses Of study this year EN-.
beace everything in the school cur
sieulum, from the kindergarten
through the un~iverSsts. Manual train
ing. problems Of supervision. primary
methods. aud the problems Of the
rural schools will he made especially
prominent. Some Of the best known
State and ccalty superinteadents in
the country viii give the supervision
courses. Several Of these courses viii
be given by such eminent supervisors
As State Superintendent W. ". Stet-
on. Of Maine. ex-Stafe Snperintend-
ent L. D. Harvey. of Wisconsin State
Superintendent ]. Y. Jayuer. nf North
Carolina. Superintendent ]. NJ. Green-
wood Of Kansas City. and Superln-
tendeat LAwtOn B. Evans. Of Augusta.
An educational campaign workers
conveation viii be hesd on July 4.
This convention wfII bring together
such eminent educational leaders As
Governor Charles + Aycock. of North
Carolina; Governor j. b Frazier. Of
Tennessee; Mr.. Edgar Gardner Mur.
ply. Of the Southern Education
Board; State Superintendent MynaerS
Of Tennessee: Dr.. Charles b. Newer.
Of North Carolina. Dr. @. r. Glenn. 0f
Georgia. and many Others. It Is nopc5
By this convention 10 unsfy and
Strengthen the educational ~eanaPaixz
thai Is now being wagsd with Ears q
less yigur throughout ths S0zfa
Mention has been made a TIE NOD
crate expenses Of thls scaao1 Per
hAps some details wil D. SorzA zs
tlaning. The railroads IA Texas A.
kansas. Louisiana. zad N tns SaasM
south Of tie Ohio rfysv have ar-~ss
% sell tickets On Iaae q. = e. gzs~
=. =; July !. s. July Ii ard gzsy g
These tickets vii - g10a Ecr Sfte-
days and will be sold Al one rsss.
fare for the round trip pGas twe
ave cents However. M t6ckes nag
BE extended 70 SepseEaer - ~ a&
posting il with the local ticket azsss
IS Knoxville. accompanied BY q lee <
aftg cents There wIA he no rAarx~
for tuition. orIy the small r-sxsxsrassea
lee 81 $ The cost * diving AIS hz
Tednced almost 10 the arEaal cus4 q
fooA Last sumusr tic t0sas expenses
q tire majority q tkrse Ia -Msteazzaes
did MT reach So. AT tod
SaeA subjects Is htsg1ture. htssory,
philosophy. natare sta9y. the pAysaeas
scAe1ce@ n21a2f tEaEniux. arawanx
ana nnsac have eesa mRae prominent
= the vcgrses az xta1y. 70 that i III
eS Rcsxseie tur teachers To aeasSe
that knowledge & these snANrs
sA3rA i now demanded hy the rcst
progressive xcAe1ax q the Soath TIE
simple zHeat3cn e ~ these attractive
Aax2NtAEes Is ennagA To guarantee
that EeFer before hare the Soafkzrn
teachers aeen ale t oatain - 60
that WI b heir1sl At > small an CT
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