The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-09
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the district institutes or round
tables, for the coming Yea a. fol-
lows:
Coal and Clark districts p.
Teter, president, and Yerna Bart
lett, secretary.
Clay districts. o. Bond, presi-
dent, and Stella Elliott, secretary.
Eagle district Ernest Coffman.
president, and Hugh Fortney, score
tary-
president, and Dora Swiger, secre-
Tenmile district Charles Bean.
president, and Julia Hurst secre-
Union district Howard Curry,
president, and Halycon Thornberry,
Grant district Scott Randolph.
president, and Galore Hardway, sec
Elk district-M. s. Blair, Presi-
dent, and J. G. Robinsons secretary
Simpson district-Cyrus e. Webb
president, and Della Graves, seere7
itary.
For the reading circle Jean Nit
cheIl's books, Schaffer's Thinking
and Learning to Think, and Com
mon Sense Didactics were selected
The regular session opened with
the reading of the LIST and 1l9th
Psalms and prayer BY Rev , Waiter
Duncan.
DR.. Charles ii. Albert presented
the topic, Reading, IN an inter
9sting and profitable way, and the
discussion following was earnest
& Prof. johnson talked IN q very
elegant manner about " Nature
Study"
Circuit Clerk Homer w Williams
made a fine address on he Eer-
sonal Influence Of the. Teacher
/ Factor IN Edrcations and
very heartily and cordially received
The roll was called the second time
for the. session and the institute adj
iourned for dinner.
M. D. Teter enrolled making the
number of gentlemen 100 even and
total enrolment Of BY.
At Tuesday nights session the
largest attendance yet recorded was
observed. Many town people were
present, besides most of the teachers
we're in attendance. The spacious
room was crowded to its utmost
capacity.
Aubrey MaFtin sang a solo IN
yery pleasing manner and was heart.
lily cheered.
The A. s. Law oratorlcai contest
will begin at tonights session and
he concluded tomorrow night. There
are seven contestants. The program
for tonight will be as follows:
At Wednesday afternoon's session
Dr.. Albert resumed his work Of the
day before on seT,he Threefcld PriF-
nose Of Education, z namely to tram
for complete physical living. to train
for alertness Of mind, and to tram
for larger heart power.
Hon. S. F. Reed followed with
an cloouent address on Prominent
West Yirginians,H and what they
have done in this and other states.
prof. johnson after recess Tesum-
Cd his lectures on English words.
their history, character, use and so
on. s,s4,
Piano solo !.... n. 80 sSeiecteu
Miss Iona Smith
Il Aration. 1880. John Milton
i G. q. Laughlin
| Grafton >. j. Tho Teacher
Frank S. White
!. soIo "A Mission Of a Rose
Miss Clara Kremer
Grafton Conservation As 2 FAC
ton in Human ProRfeEs
Aubrey ". Martin
Z. Oro+;on Personal Influence
w. Harvey Gottrill
Music ....... Male QEiart 81,
The. contestants y hItFsdiat night
-iIl l,e Cvri1s =. Webb. N Z a.. 'ilater
,EC. A. Sutton and Benjamin Robin
son.
Tho main feature OF the eveli'. "
wns an able lecture bV DIR. Chas. q
Z lI,erf. one Of the instructor o.
sTmnortant Phases IF Ieducqtlon.
He discussed education and it's re
lation to the home, school, state an
ol,urch. The lecture was pronolnC
ed most excellent and was thornuesli
III enioved bv teaebers and visitors
supt. .. ". Ogden has appoilltes
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