The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-03
INSTITUTES IN
EVERY SECTION.
Virginia Teachers Will Be Of
fcrcd Splendid Advantages for
Technical Training.
STRONG FACULTIES CHOSEN 4 !'
In Every Instance Men and Wo-
men Of Recognized Ability
Have Been Secured.

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Every teacher In Virginia who is con-
templating a course In one Of the various
schools OF methods to be conducted this
the exact period In which each is to be
held and the faculty OF each
This important Information Is appended:
81 Summer School OF Methods. Charlottes-
VILE, June 18th to August 3d.
Faculty.
Department OF Methods: Psychology
Albert Lefevre, A. NJ, Phi. d., University
OF Virginia.
= Pedagogy w. W. Black. a, M, Depart
mcnt OF Pedagogy, Chicago Normal
School, g@&
General Methods Bruce X. Payne, A.
NJ. Phi. D.. University OF Virginia.
Methods in Grammarsan Language-O.
I. Woodley, superintendent OF schools.
Passaic, n. j. tauthor Of Foundation Les
sons In Englisll)
Gcography--E II. McIn,ire, supcrin-
tcndent OF schools. Croolkston. MINI.
Primary Geog5aphyMiss Ida NJ. Watts
public schools, Lynchburg. Va.
Method in Reading and Literature--tH.
w. Black. ChicnGo Normal School.
Phonic ReadIng-Niss Eettie Goodwin,
public schools. Chariot; esv!lle. Va.
Primary Methods+(To be supplicd)
Supervision of Secondary Schools
Bruce r. Payne University OF Virginia.
General Lectures--E. a. Alderman, a..
NJ, Phi. D., President Of University OF
Virginia.
! Arthmetic--A. n. Hill, A. b.. assistant
5 superintendent Of schools. Richmond, Va.
Gramma r. ProfcssorJ. Ernest Shawen,
principal public schools. Norfolk, Va.
81 History--Dr. j. "A. c.. Chandler. A. NJ.
Phi. D.. formerly OF Richmond College.
.Geography-Aiiss NJ Lizzie Harvey.
public schools. Lynchburg, Va.
Civil Government---Dr. D. NJ. Brown.
superintendent schools, Petersburg Va.
#,Physiology--Dr. .. NJ. Brown. super
$intendent schools. Petersburg. Va.
sAlgcbra--willis A. Jenkins. A. b..
state inspector Of schools Newport
News. Va.
Music tTo be supplIed.)
Drawing (To he Hupplied.)
H Manual Training-W. c.. A. Hammcll.
department. Of manual training and
physics State Normal and Industrial
School. Greensboro, n. C..
Physics-W. c. a. Hammell,4 Green's ::
boro. n. C.
Elocu,ion-Mr. and a1rs Henry T..
southwick. Emerson College OF Oratory.
Boston, Mass.
\ Studies in shakespeare--H. L. South.
wick, Bosto Mass.
tIctOllT, ana
w s. Currell. "A. NJ, PHI. D.. chair Of
English, Washington and Leo Unlversi-
ty.
English Literature-C. W. Kent A. NJ.
Phi. D., chariot English Literature, Uni
yersi,y of Virginia. N
State Summer Institute.
FarmvilIe. June sth-August .1st:a
Officers OF Administration:
100 ~ 1ss1fe Hail copducfnr.Fyy u Na,.{s
business manager: Miss Maud Taliaferro.
librarian.
Faculty: ss=f8 II, ts
j. Leslie Hall. English grammar.
r. 3. Smithey, Mathematics.
NJ. l.. Bonham, History.
a. H. Foreman, Civil Government.
Z j. A. Carson. Nature Study
< j.. C. Nation. Manual Arts.
Isl ]. F. Messenger, Theory and Practice
Of Teaching.
Miss N. Y. Rice, Physiology and Geog
raphy.
4 Miss NJ. W. Halliburton, Primary Meth y
DDS. q
Miss F. ". Dunn. Number Work and
Vertical Writing,
Miss NJ. W. Coullins. Drawing and
Form.
Miss NJ. ", Goode, Physics and Physi-
ral Geogra ply.
Norfolk Summer Institute.
Norfolk. July, 2. July %.
Administration-Con or, Professor T.
]. Stubs: local manager. Richard a.
Dobie. Il 543
4 Faculty:
Philosophy OF MISUNDERSTANDING A.
b. Coffey. William and Mary College.
s Nature Study--Miss Eleanor selden
Tucker. Columbia College. N. Y.
History. United States and General
Professor Mallory *. Cannon, NJ. A.,
Norfolk High School.
Civil IA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS T. J.
stubbs. Phi. D., William and Mary Col
lege
& Grammar-Professor Ernest shawen..
Principal Brambleton No. ! School.
Observation-Disclosures w. r, Smithey,
A. NJ, Richmond High School
Manual Training-Professor T. G..
Rydingsvar I'd, NJ Mas Training College.
Y Sweden. Il. IF i 81 * tss
Vocal Music-Miss e. +. Adams, super.