Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1904-06-15
STATE SUMNER SCHOOLS,
Catalogues Being Sen. Out and Facui.
ty Complete.

Catalogues Being Sent Out and Facui
u ty Complete.
The offices Of State Superintendent
OF Education o, B. Martin and Presi.
dent D. B. Johnson OF Winthrop col.
iegc are now busy sending out cata-
logues, announcements and application
blanks for the State Summer school
which begins at Winthrop college on
the 18th. Quite a large number OF ap-
ri!cations for rooms in the dormitories
have been received, and more are COM
: ing in every day. It is expected that
there will be an unusually large attend
ance this year because of the very
Strong faculty which has been selected
and because of the increased interest
in educational affairs: All the mem
bers of the faculty have accepted" and
special arrangements are now being
r!ade for the success of their work.
INC l9Cuily is as IOllOWS:
Administrative Boar -Superintend-
ent, Q, B. Martin, State superintendent
OF education; associate, D. 3. Johnson
president of Winthrop college; assist
ant, W. H: Barton, chief in department
OF education; stenographer, c. B.
Earle.
FACULTY.
Pedagogy and Library Work-Prof.
Patterson Wardlaw, South Carolina
college.
History and Civics-supt. w. H.
Hand, Chester city schools.
City and County School Problems
Prof. Lawton B. Evans, city superin-
tendent of Augusta and county super
lntendeht of Richmond county.
: Geography-Supt. q. L. Hughes,
Greenville city schools.
Southern Literature-Dr. H. N. Sny-
der, president Wofford college.
Grammar-Dr Jas. P. Kinard, pro-
fessor Of England, Winthrop college.
English and American Literature
Prof. D. W. Daniel, adjunct professor
of English, Clemson college.
Educational Psychology and the His
tory and Principles of Education-Pl If.
Eruce R. Payne. Teachers college, Co.
lumbia university, N. Y.
Algebra and Geometry-Prof. Mar
shall D, Earle. professor Of mathemat-
ICE, Furman university.
Arithmetic supt. S. H. Edmunds.
Sumter city schools.
Botany and School Gardening-Dr.
Eaven, Metcalf, Clemson college. i
Physics-Mai j. T. Coleman, South F,
Carolina Military academy. i
Latin and Greek-Prof. A: G. Rem
bert offord college, 3,
zsSaToIlaal!sE
Normal and Industrial lscolle lege: &
Manual Training PROF. R. :
Cauch, Teachers college, Columbia uni
New York.
Expression-Miss Edith Coburn
Noyes, Emerson College of oratory,
Boston.
Drawing-Miss Elizabeth M. Getz,
Mem. .ninger Normal school, Charleston,
and editor of Drawing and Manual
Training Journal.
Primary and intermediate Methods
Miss Ellen Reiff, principal of Wash
ington Street school, Columbia, and
formerly training teacher, Southwest
tern State Normal, Pennsylvania.
Special Primary Work in Applied
Manual Training and Black Board
Illustrations-Miss Katherine Pasch,
Teachers college, formerly institute in
structor Of Iowa, and supervisor-elect
of primary work, Springfield, III.
Child Study and Kindergarten Work
Miss Minnie Macfeat Of Winthrop
college.
Sight singing-Miss Margaret N.
Thompson, Greenville Graded schools
Negro Summer Schools.
Hon. o. B. Martin, State superintend-
ent of education, has completed ar
rangements for the summer schools
for negroes, These schools will be held
in II places.
Mr.. Martin said yesterday: "In order
to reach the greater number we have
appointed more schools and, as rule,
only one instructor to the school.
urged the county superintendent of
education to idvise their negro teach
.ers to attend any Of these schools
which may be most convenient.
=. Following are the places and dates
for the county summer schools for ne
groes:
Abbeville-E. ". Williams, July IS.
Barnwell-Geo Butler, July is.
Beaufort-Geo. w. Pegues, July Is.
Bennettsville-D. W. Davis, July 4.
Camden-J. c. Whitaker, July is.
Charleston-J. E. Wallace, July 4.
Columbia. B. Beck, August l.
Edgefeld-F. A. Peters, July Is.
Florence-Wm. F. Holmes, June 2O
Georgetown-N. j.. Frederick, June
&c.
Greenville-J. C. Martin, July %.
| Lacaster-M. C. Lee, July Is.