The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-06-25
TEACHERS INSTITUTE MEETS
Attendance of the Session is I'm
usually Large.
Enrolment to Yesterday Morning was
127, the Largest on Record-Those
in Attendance.

in Attendance.
The Faulkner county teachers
institute is in session at the public
school in this city this week, hav-
ing convened here Monday morn
ing. One hundred and twenty
seven teachers are in attendance,
the enrolment being the largest
on record. The largest previous
enrolment was Io6 last year.
The institute is being conducted
by County Examiner I. F. For
rest, assisted by some of the teach
ers in attendance. Miss Ida Bragg
of this city is secretary of the in
stitute. The session will end
Friday afternoon.
Teachers in Attendance.
The following is list of teach
ers in attendance:
w. c. Potter, Amanda Wray,
J. NJ. c. Vaughter, A. A. Parsons,
Mollie Livingston, Jesse Wilker-
son, Mary Reeves, Ethel Julian,
J. J. Gavin, Maggie Denison, R.
F. Adams, w. H. Cox, Nettie
Murphy, T, J. Bullion, S. 7.
Hughes, Alice Dougherty, NJ. j.
McHenry, Neil Noe, Florence E.
Hamilton, c. c. Jones, Nellie
Parsons, J. E. Langley, Iva Muse,
Mrs. M. R. King, Elizabeth Lair
A. c. Maddox, Roxie Clark,
J. H. Lewelling, Mrs. LYDIA Smith,
Paul Fulmer, Lille Giddens, E.
NJ. Kelsey, Mrs. J. B. Wallace,
Ida Hogan, c. D. Nelson, Alma
McCulloch, Beulah E. Denison
Anna Prince, L. E. Hutchins,
Mrs. Katie Kelso, J. P. Akridge,
Fannie Vaughter, Maidie Jones,
w. N. Jones, Ida Bragg, w. w.
Harmed, Mabel Charles, Myrtle
Charles, Rosie Isgrig, Agnes Mad
dox, Mrs. c. H. Nelson, O. O.
Florence, Fora Watson, w. R.
Kirkpatrick, Icie Major, c. R.
Berry, Mrs. c. V. Hinkle, S. S.
Waters, S. c. Fulmer and Bessie
Lair, Conway.
H. L. Wade and Wiley Beene,
Wooster.
Vergie Forrest, R. F. Downs,
D. M. Bryant, A. E. Forrest,
Chlora Wheat, Alice Moore, Yer
gle Oquin, G. B. Grunder, Arthur
Wilson, Flora Cox, A. R. Ward,
J. w. White, Minnie Flippen, 7.
F. Forrest, H. E. Vaughan, Sue
Flippen, Jewell Snow, G. NJ. Con-
nell, Jesse Wheat, B. c. Thomas
son, Alice Evans and Austin John
son, Vilonia.
E. M. Brown, A. E. Pearson,
May Wilmoth, 7. E. Rowlett, l.
G. Williams, Ida Galyon, c. 7.
Kennamer, Minnie Utley, and
Mollie Utley, Greenbrier.
Ira Clark, Edna Clark, w. l.
Clark, G. C. Livingston and J.
w. Tubbs, Enders.
Mrs. N. E. Hefhngton, G.. 0.
Dalton and Mamie Hurst, Enola.
Nora Gentry, Rosa Henry, E.
L. Wray, J. c. Wray, Bronnie
Henry and E. N. Burton, Guy.
E. T. Herring, Quitman.
Walter Boydston, J. w. Melton
Minnie Cullom and Mary Melton,
Mayhowe-.
Mrs. w. S. Williams, Ozark.
Lucy Allen, DeQueen.
Florence Hardin and B. F. Jor-
dan, Martinville.
G.. c. Hardin, Okolona.
7. E. White, FL Paso.
!. S. Ussery, Bristol.
N. J. Henderson, Cato.
R. P. James, Blevins.
Mrs. J. H. Fretwell, J. H. Fret
we'll and Chester Bryant, Holland.
Directors Meet Saturday.
A meeting of the school directors
of the county will be held here
Saturday. One or more directors
from nearly every district have
signifed their intention to be pres
ent and the attendance will doubt
less be large.
The following program has been
arranged:
The Importance of the Office
of School Director" by Hon. Geo.
w. Donaghey.
Amount of Time for Directo,
to Devote to School,, " by mem
Der of board of Beryl school.
Points to be Considered in Sc
lection of Teachers, " by member
of Board of District ~, Oakland
How Best to Assist the Teacher
in School Governm ent," by mem
Der of board of Holland school.
When and to Whom Report:
are to be Made" by Hon. 7. J
Bullion.
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