The Gainesville star. [volume] (Gainesville, Fla.) 1903-19??, 1903-08-14
PROGRAM FOR
The INSTITUTE
The West End Teachers to Meet
at Trenton August 20.
CAPT. LYNCH TO BE PRESENT.
Everybody Invited to Come and
Bring WelI-FilIed Baskets
Instructive Program.


Instructive Program.
The teachers of the West End realizing
the good to be derived from local insti-
tutes and remembering the very enjoya-
bic occasion at Jennings Lake OIL August
/, have decided to hold another meeting,
this time at Trenton on Saturday, August
~.
The people at Trenton are noted for
their hospitality and no fear is entertain
ed as to bountiful repast being prepared
for the occasion.
The meeting will be held in the
spacious Baptist church. which will seat
much larger number of people than the
school house.
An elaborate program has been pre-
pared, the principle features Of which
will be addresses by noted visitors. Capt.
G, M. Lynch professor Of mathematics
in East Florida Seminary, will deliver
his famous lecture on "Our Boys and
Girls. Capt Lynch was not able to at
tend the meeting at Jennings Lake on ac-
count Of his having been called away to
Kissimmee on school business, but he
promises to be present on this occasion,
aud all who know him are sure that he
will have something to say which will be
worth hearing.
At the close of the institute there will
be grand challenge debate on the dis
pensary question by some Of the best de-
baters in the West End. The subject is
Resolved, That dispensary is the best
solution Of the liquor problem in Flor
ida" The lineup is as follows: Affirm-
tive, c. w, McEIroy, T. J. Love Mega
tive, w. w. Colson, M. c. Mcintosh.
The full program is as follows;
Music.
Song, Columbia
Prayer, Hon. w. W, Colson, Trenton
Welcome Address, G. w. six IS, super
visor of Trenton school.
Response, Prin Wiley Tillman Cherry
Sink.
Purpose of Local Institute, Pres M. II,
DeLand Bartram,
Number Work In Primary Grades, Miss
Fannie Mizelle Jennings Lake.
Busy Work in Primary Grades, Miss
NJ. Eunice Pinnell Copper Sink, Levy
county.
Pleasures Of Country School Teaching,
Prin. o. NJ, Tillman, Union Grove,
Music.
Proper Methods of Teaching Reading,
Miss Gabrella Abbott, Cleveland
Duties OF the Teacher to the Commun-
ity, Miss Flavius Cason, Union Grove;
Miss Agnes Zetrouer, Cow Creek,
How Shall we Teach Spelling, Miss
Mary Hague, Franklin; Miss Rosa May,
JaxVille.
Music.
Methods of Punishment, Miss Alma
Osteen, Bartram; Miss Mary Dudley,
Jonesville.
The Ideal School Teacher, Miss Claudia
Ambrose, Cherry Sink; Miss Bessie
Evans, Polk
History and Current Events, Prin. r.
A, Thomas, Copper Sink, Levy county;
Prof. Leroy Denham, Grover,
Value of Composition Work Prin Miss
Ruby Hawkins Jennings Lake; Miss
Pearl Osteen, Townsend.
The Place of Morals in School Work,
Miss Ada Dampier, Roadfeld; Miss Belle
Lindsey, Bell.
Our Debt to Posterity, Prof. j, A.
Ormond, Trenton.
Address, Prof. J. G. Kellum, Compare
tive Educational Value OF English Gram
mar and Arithmetic, Prof, W. A. Lind
sey, Suwannee.
Music.
Address, Prof. J. H. Coffee.
Our Boys and Girls, Capt. G. NJ
Lynch, East Florida Seminary, Gaines
vile
1t is to be hoped that a large crowd
will be in attendance, and all are re-
quested to bring well-flled dinner bas-
kets.
The music will be furnished by the
"Weeks Band" of Judsou, Levy county.
All who are acquainted with Mr.. Weeks
and family look forward to the music as
great treat.
All the teachers are urged to prepare
the part assigned them, and that every
one be present at 1000 a. m., at which