Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-06-15

delegation except one are mar
ried ? This may not be absolute
ly correct-but if it is, move that
it be made unanimous.
The indications are that this
will be one of the greatest educa-
tional meetings held in the State.
1t should be. 1t certainly had
an auspicious opening.
Our young teachers are the happiest
people in LawrenCeurg, the girls. are
tIckled almost to death when they see
our Supt. l.. B. White smile SO sWeetly
at them. suppose they think he will
be better friend when the examination
days come
Some Of The ladies from franklin are
receiving compliments Oh their fine
looks and scholarships, well, the old
Lawrence County girls have my sympa-
Thy in regard to this.
Why not let us have the best schools
in the State. We have the material.
So let us all get togatber and make a
effort that shall be felt in educational
lines for a long time
Long tall Paul AllsbroOks can always
be found, at the proper place with bis
fighting clothes on.
These are some among those who visited
our Institute to-day. Messrs. l.. @. Har-
ris, Will Conway, Bro. N. B. Hardeman,
Jno. North, Bro. ThOs. @. King, r. o.
Burch, Brown and Oscar FreemOn, JnO.
Crews, Il. A. Kellum, Frank Wakisnn
DR.. Stockard, Tom Helton, RI. McCor.
ry, Noah Hancock, and Esq. Vandiver.
Misses Fannie Hurst, Anna Flippo,
Fannie Sneed, Leslie FreemOn, Mary
Lincoln, and Mary Long.
Prof Joe Simms of Iron City, who has
just completed his third term there, re-
sponded'to our E1itor, G. T. Crawford
Prof. is to be complimented on his ed
ucatiOnal speech, because he emphasized
the fact that we are to be faithful in
securing an education. Mr.. f. B. Sa's-
bury, our natural curiosity about a rab
bit foot, seems to think that Miss Mary
Arthur has the rabbit foot which was
lost last year in the Lawren, rhurg In
stitute. from the simple fact HAT lie
asked Miss Arthur about the rabbit foot
before she reached her destination.
Our Town hes gladly responded to
the call
Lawrenceburg has shown mOrelrlp
to the cause of education, than any
other town in the State of its size
Lawrence County has become aron ed
by our County Superintendent / B.
White, and great things are predi, ed
for this summer and fall in educational
work.
We think the hills of Lawrence ald
adjoining counties must have turned C
school teachers.
Cheer up old rocks, the town is ali
with the fair sex.
Prof. Page, is soon to become th,
, center of attraction, because he is th
smallest man, but only in physique.
Some look happy, some look sad, s.
cheer up the time is limited.
The State Institute opened to-day 3
t Lawrenceburg College with the larges
r attendance ever registered for Lawrenc
: County. The house was called to Orde
4 by County Supt. L. B. White, aud fol
f lowed by Bro N. B. Hardeman wit
| scriptual reading and Invocation. Th
! highest Inthuasm prevailed when Pro
q Geo @. Simmons bowed gracefully t
the audience. This is going to be ou
banner year for educational progress.
i @. T. Crawford our big heated COur
s ty Editor made a welcome address, tbs
shall Sound and resOund ihrOughOI
the hills of old Lawrence County.
CT. Crawford does not quite uude
stand why the frogs and mosquito
le make such sweet music. Now Con
lie @. I. you may talk OF these things, b
/ please remember, there was not bl
one in the room this morning viii
le you we're discussing this melenehO
wall.