Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-04
TEACHERS CLOSE
PROFITABLE
SESSION
Valencia County institute at
BeIen Most Successful Ever
Held; Resolutions Of Thanks
Are Passed.
Especial Correspondence to Morning Journal

Ispecial correspondence to Morning Journal
Belen. n. NJ, July S.-The four
weeks Valencia county IN
stitute which began June Z, closes TINS
week after one of the best attended
and most altogether successful sessions
ever held in the county. The follow
ing strong resolutions passed show to
whom this unusual and flattering sue
cess is largely due:
Whereas, the Valencia county
teachers institute is now drawing
to a close after a most peasant n
profitable four weeks session, and
Whereas, we, as teachers of this
county and members of this institute
believe that an expression of appre-
citation for all faVors received makes
life's road easier to travel and ines
burdens easier to bear, therefore be II
Resolved, That we extend to the
territorial superintendent of publc
instruction, Prof, Jas. f.. Clark, our
thanks for the giving of his Naluable
time for a visit to our institute and
for his instructive talk concerning the
proper construction of school build
ines, and for his able Interpretation
of school laws, thus enabling us To go
into the different communities ana
labor more intelligently.
Resolved, That to our county SUI
perintendent, Mr.. Jesus c. Sanchez,
we render heartfelt thanks for MS in
terest in us as teachers. shown by ms
efforts in the legislature, thereby Sc
curing helpful laws; for the securing
of such a competent conductor and
instructor for his institute; and for
his kindness in having u TO a
minimum the individual institute eX-
penses for the teachers.
Resolved. That to our able and et-
fcient conductor and instructor. Mrs.
Nora Brumback, who has given her
time, her mental and physical
strength and energy so un~reserVedly
to the work in u behalf, thus
strengthening the life within the
sincerest thanks. .
Resolved, That to our competent
instructor. Mrs. Geo. Dixon, whose
beautiful life has Influenced all it
has touched, we express our nearly
appreciation for her able work, es-
p~ecially in the many phases of heip
given us in primary work.
Resolved, That thanks are due and
are hereby extended to Drs. Radclltte
and Wilkinson for their profitable
practical lectures and suggestions
NfllNH lldN anu WIN CIV aR 80
fishing and maintaining the standards
of health and cleanliness throughout
the communities of our county.
Resolved. That to the editor OF the
Belen Tribune. Mr.. VIM. Berger, Tor
his able dissertation on the RESPONSE
bilities of the teacher, we extend our
thanks.
Resolved. That the thanks of this
institute are due and are hereby eN-
tended to the honorable school board
of this thriving city for the free use
of its pleasant building and the help
and conveniences belonging thereto.
Resolved. That to the mothers OF
the bright little boys and girls belong
ing TO the model class. we express onf
hearty appreciation for their interest
as shown by their efforts to nave the
little ones in their places daily.
Resolved. That the thanks of this
institute be rendered to the citizens
Of his community for their kind and
courteous treatment during u stay
here.
Resolved. That we do appreciate
the efforts of some of our members
who have supplied the rooms with
flowers. and that to each and every
one who helped in any way 70 con
tribute to the success Of this, the most
successful institute of Valencia
county. we tender our sincere thanks.
Resolved. That these resolutions
he published In the Belen Tribune.
the Albuquerque Morning Journal ana
the Santa Pc New Mexican.
(Signed) MARGARITA OTEIfO,
TIMOTHY r. BACA,
ORA p. HESTER.
Beien, n. NJ, July l. 1909.