The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-10-15
Ohio co. TEACH
ERS INSTITUTE.
DR.. ChaS. Ellis In Charge
As Instructor.
Fine Body Of Men and Women
Who Teach Young Idea How
To Shoot.

The Ohio County Teachers Insti-
tute convened in court hall last
Monday morning. with Superintendent
James NJ. DeWeese as presiding Off
Ger and DR.. Charles c. Ellis Instruc-
tor. Mr.. w. F. Anderson was elect
ed secretary. The morning session
was taken up practically with making
out the roll. At the afternoon ses-
sion the Instructor gave an inter-
esting talk on Business of Pub
lie School" Prof. Mason discussed the
subject of Teachers Preparation" in
an able and instructive manner. He
was followed by Prof Justice on
How to Grow Professionally" Tues
day morning was given over princi-
pally to an address by the Instruc-
tor on the subject of Opening Elk
ercises of the school, The question
box was then opened on the sub
ject of what is 1t TO Teach?" A
number of good answers were given.
DR.. Ellis discussed the subject in an
able manner, giving as his defini-
ton Teaching is Intellectual Com
panship." At the afternoon session.
Prof. Eubank discussed the question
Of having a program and how to use
it, Tuesday night, DR.. Ellis gave a
lecture on Being a Boy, which was
an intellectual treat to all who heard
1t. Wednesday morning devotional eX
ercises were conducted by Prof. w.
r. Hedrick, after which DR.. Ellis dis
sussed the subject of Language. He
was followed by Mr.. Eubanks on the
subject of Handing language les
sons" Prof. /. S. Mason gave a talk
, on the great need of clear pronuncia-
ton and the Importance of having
q good dictionary at hand. Prof. e..
w. White introduced a resolution ask
ing a reduction on the price of the
adopted text books for the common
school. The motion was defeated by
two-thirds vote. Mr.. Eubanks then
gave a talk in behalf of the South
ern School Journal. During the af-
ternoon session DR.. Ellis talked on
the subject of grammar, and Prof. Bal
ey gave an address on the subject
OF school government which was to
, the point and we'll received.
The Ohio county teachers make up
a splendid body of men and women
who are devoted to their work and
are doing a great deal of good for the
coming generations oft times without
sufficient pay for their services.
They deserve the encouragement and
support of all our people. The insti-
tute will close to-day.
Prof.CC. Justus. OK. Carson, MIC.
Wallis, A. E. Ellis, SophiH Williams,
Blanche Van Meter, Lillian Biz, Mabel
yesterday, Marshal Grove, Alex
Rhcads, .Gertry Raymond, Bertha Mae
Leach, Eulah Dun, Ernie Hinton,
Mattye E. Tichenor Prof. G. E. Bailey,
Era Ragland Ernest Duke, Albert
Baughn, Mrs.J.H. Lloyd, Mack Martin,
Ida Lambert, Powell Jones, Mae Rog-
ers, Alta Mae Iikens, Mona Rhoads,
Wayne Midkiff, A. c. Kelley, Jesse
Byers, NIB. White, Anna Liza Gown,
Arbye Brown, Roy Bennett, Walter
Hedrick, Ellis Sanderfur. Ross Ben
nett, Fred WOODBURY., Herman Ashby,
Geo. Montgomery, Otis Wallace, Cort-
Ian Taylor, Mrs. florence Ke0wn,
Russell Cooper, Ethel Raines, Lucy
Rock, Katie Hawkins, Loney Taylor,
Myrtle Williams, V. NJ Crowder, Liz
.zie Haired, FIG. Miller, He. Crowder,
H.E.Brown, Grace Whittinghin, Abbie
Whittinghill Helen Whittinghill, Otis
Carson, Corda Fuqua. Irene Whit
tinghill, !. S. Mason, Claud Shultz, j..
C. Jackson, Maymee Shown, Cora
Wilson, Jessie Raley, j. w. Petty,
Ozna Shultz, s. P. Mckinney, Ella
Norris, K. d. Metzger. &c. Lawrence,
]. w. Loyal, j. S. Loyal, Fred Whit
tinghill, Rosy Brown, Alpha Brown,
Elizabeth Childress, Lutte Feland, Mary
Miller, Robert Taylor, Rosy Bergman,
Maude Shultz, Belle Bergman, Scott
Ambrose, Tom Hamilton, Owen AM
brose, Eva Martin, Minnie Baughn, j.
d. Falls. Russell Walker e. F. Lilies,
j. T. Hoagland, Lillian Monroe, Meek
Bell, Allie Fielden. w. r. Carson, De-
ma Woodward. Damie Beck, Iva Cum
mings. Ruth Rammons. Jesse Ford.