Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-10-31

session, and Friday morning pushed tne-I 2
number up to sixty, which Was increased
10 sixty.iiye before we adjourned.
Friday morning we had avery inter-
esting session. There we're several dis
cussions III salaries and reading In primr
aTy and Intermediate grades Prof
Carter was with us and was certainly
appreciated Prof. Moore of the Care
GiraYdeau normal was also in attend-
ance and said some excellent things.
Friday evening the association met Of
TIE Baptist church, where d well-selected
program 81 music vas rendered. Mics
Bond entertained us with \ colo, after
which Prof. Moore read d paper On The
dangers Of i democracy. This contained
some interesting statements and showed
much study and research.
Saturday morning we had more dis
eussions and lecture on the eye by Pr.
Whipple of the state university He
showed that nearly all children have
some detect Of the eye and gave plans
whereby any teacher can detect them
and suggest 3 remedy.
The association adjourned at noon.
| ALI agreed that IL was the best meeting
We had held. May the interest increase
till every teacheris filled with the desire
| to attend. In fact, ! hope that II will be
made necessary. IT certainly Is worth
the price. School boards should see that
their teachers attend.
Icordially invite al teachers who can
possibly get away 70 attend the South
east Missouri Teachers association. al
Poplar Bluf, Thanksgiving. There arc
| some able speakers On the program. ant
YOU win certainly be much benefited By
attending Get out and meet teachers
from other sections. Ask your board te
give YOU Friday following Thanksgiy.
ing, 20 that vou won't lose any time
How many will gog Let's make !
4 twenty ave from this county.
Herewith append The names Of th'
teachers who attended the association.
IafIin. Mo. JoHN F. WINTERS.
4 Lutesyiiie- MRS. ldeila Kelley, Misse
j sophia Kindsr, Sadie Francis. Jessi'
/ Brewer and Rosa Hughes.
Marble Hill Misses Meta Estes, Dais!
Allen, Bertha Yount, Linda Yount unit
4 Messrs, r. j. Barks. Aiva Jamiaon
I. O. L. Hahn. = @ 7,
Sedgewickyille--Eli James, y. *. Sea
baugh.
fI Mayfeld Marvin Bollinger.
gsrassy-Alired Hughes, p. y. Eakei
Harley Myers, Miss Liszie Hughes
III. III. Patterson. Z.
Lodge -. H. Chostner, MISS 1Eac
: Vance.
& Donrola Fulton Cooper, Walter Hoses
:. /. w. Deck.
Gieu Allen--Misses Flora Bergman an
Minnie Bretz. @. G. Zimmerman, 70
g gar Zimmerman. 80, -
ii Miilerville--G. G. Chostners MISS N.Y.
! liz limbaugh, ]. M. Chostner, T.
: Chogtner. Russell Limbaugh.
L,afIin-Miss Florence Reed, Jonn
E Hshn-~E. B. Galloway, Miss Lille D
I Hnrrjcane--L. @. Bridges.
! Marnuand-J. L. Lutes.
Huxie-C h. Day. ...a. 1,
IA buchanan Homer Williams, MISS I
p KssreviIIe- r. Gobhle. "a,
s. I.eopoId -B. L. Hoetse, Miss Etn
- Drum--W. Al. Yount, Charles Forc;
:, q Zalma-Misses Carrie Haddock and =
y Fish; irwin Fish, Earl Jamison 2
"a r A. Meyers. 49, :, ,,..s,.
in TaIIent-Miss Ethel Mabuce, ,. haecn
III Caslor--Mrs. Caroline Bollnger.
s. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mae Grant.
" liny-J. w. WampleT:
!, q Whitewater : William MoElrath.
he ssnriivant-Miss Lora Ellinghouse,
nd Rurfurdville- Miss Bertha Linpauen p
= =, pstion-Misses Corieiigand Alice M
We raw; W. O. Shfuaa.
ID unskev-Miss Nellie Huskey.
Grsenhrier-Miss Kathleen Grant,
=. NIIIervijIe-Miss Eula Austin