Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-24
HIGHUA ATTRACTING
MUCH ATTENTION
...ioual and woman's Work
limit, Receiving Attention
...,,nzNr TO MANAGERS

T.r4ua LVt'S-F
''', ,'.,,, and womar's Work Depart
'' .,. From llaehua Are As Good As
=, 8. Found in Entire exhibit
-. educational and woman's work
~ ,,s,'. At the State Fair are said 70
ha, nv. ,s,r as fine as any ever seen
%, 'Sa south sr and the people OF Ala
? 'o' .o o will be gratiied to learn
u' ,s.ir representatives sre receive
~ ' g,e,t many compliments on the
y diversity and excellence OF the
si,pIay from this county
-. Tampa correspondent OF The
-. - Union, after thorough inspec-
y. !, ali exhibits in these depart
..,t. has the following Of interest to
az regarding them;
@Tbs marty was photographed in the
,,,bus county section, with 3 huge
,,nmid Of oranges as a Photographic
,,.sssory and background to the PFC
,uFe
aThe Range people had day OF so-
,.lo,s rest, after a strenuous Satur-
~. and all go to work with strength
nd longs and more willing hands for
4, commencement Of their second
weeks lsbors.
The building at the Fair which con-
niD, the exhibit OF the schools OF Flor
R,h now filed with an excellent dis
,hy Of the educational work Of the
,Aidren Of the State. All the coun-
~, represented in the educational de-
nrnent have their displays in place,
hose which had been awaiting de-
hyed freight cars having secured the
missing portions of their collections.
sThs Alachua county school exhibit
yssed BY DR.. j. L. Kelley, Mrs. j. l..
Kelley and Hon. T A. Doke, member
d the board OF public instruction,
Ehleh was late in completion, owing
% nsierial being delayed in transit to
hnps, i' now in fine shape, and is in
AsRa Of Mrs Kelley. IL IL located
d ,hs center Of the educat ional build
be-, facing the aisle leading to the
main building.
The booth is arranged in a most ar.
liiie msnner, and with such excellent
i,'is and judgment ss to make an in.
'1ee,iOn Of the several departments
noi convenient and pleasant.
The schools represented are the
iEO high schools, Gainesville and Wal
81 the schools At High Springs, Ala
'taa, Hawthorn, Martha Perry Insti-
sis, Mcanopy, stroble, Island Grove,
',d several other grammar schools.
Al ihe exhibits are In handsomely
scented covers, and are very attFac.
we composed mostly Of practical
"'T'day routine work, selected from
g regular studies Of the pupils and
made with special reference 10 the
M A noticeable feature OF the
oi'hs'ville Graded and High School IL
= Illustrated sketch work in pen and
- ne historical papers being worthy
special notice. This exhibit con.
50 nauI mounted pictures chaFsc.
'iie Of American history, from the
'''Y Of the country 20 the pres.
I" 'iJ Another noteworthy feature
" ',i1'ea representing Earope and
va Ire architectural designs shown
81 'Iio greatly admired.
Ahhh1some collection Of smAteuI
iTiph' comprising toriy-fouF dii,
80 scenes are displayed BY one
- o. she ninth grade.
feature peculiar 70 Alaehun's e1,
'hs lnplieais eIamIsatlon tab.
"a '''hogrsphy, originated BY So.
i2'n' Kelley. The tablets con
- eiFbous ere supplied 20 al
AID used IN ali grades iron
-'e %. These examination.
~oathlY. ths original cop
70 zee supsFintendsui's ohlss
atss 70 parsnts ths tipli
FrF'a.asd b. ne teashsr Il
frsrsr esiimats IL given q
y oi both tsaehsf and Do
'' go yeagr u.s tbs ~
Fl" b rsrI beneficial In a.
-. .' tables ths pupil l. im
zee mpouanssoi Fyllabl
az aatins diasnslssny.
f- lsiFttion may b. sssr
-t sEhIblt
',' Nenss's wsrs.