The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14
NIGHT SCHOOL
 Is ARRANGED Benefit of Working Men
 and Boys. FIVE COURSES ARE PLANNED Efficient Instructors Obtained By '. M. (, A. for School. Instruction in Science of Citlzenship and Government to be Feature of school--Good Attendance
 Anticipated.
FIVE COURSES ARE PLANNED

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 Taking as It's keynote the slogan. the Y. M. c. A, will inaugurate again this year a night school for the pur- pose of giving employed men and boys of Montgomery the opportunity for self-help at little cost. Arrange ments were completed yesterday even ing. at a meeting at the Association building, at which l.. D. Dix. Secre- tary; s. c. Starke. Director of Educa- tional Work. ana A. M. Kennedy. Chairman of the Night School Commit tee. were present.
 Five. and probably six. classes will be organized, in electricity, in mechan- ical and free-hand drawing, in arith- metic. spelling and grammar, in book keeping, penmanship and stenography and typewriting, in history and civil government. and probably a class in instruction In English for the for eigners of Montgomery.
 Efficient instructors in each of the departments have been obtained to con- duct the work of the school. A. M Kennedy, B. S.. will conduct the class in electricity, upon Monday and Thurs day evenings; F. V. Stout. B. S., of Au- burn.the class in mechanical and free hand drawing, on Monday and Friday evenings: 8. E. Hening, Boys Work Director of the Y. M. c. A.. the class in arithmetic. spelling and grammar. on Tuesday and Thursday evenings; the class in bookkeeping. penmanship, stenography and typewriting will be conducted at Draughon's Business Col lege, on Monday, Wednesday and Fri day evenings; the class in history and civil government, by Dr. R. M. Smith, tPh. D.. of Leipsic. M. A.. University of Virginia
 It is contemplated that a class of in- struction in English for the foreign CTS in Montgomery will be organized. The details for this have not been worked out, but the secretary awaits communication with foreign-born residents of Montgomery who desire to increase their knowledge of the Eng fish language.
 The class of Dr. Smith, in history and civil government Is aimed at instruct ion in citizenship. including a knowl edge of elementary economies, election laws and constitutional government, looking to the advancement in the standard of citizenship. The class will be instructed by lectures and text books, once each week. on Monday evenings.
 The school Is to open on Monday. October Il, the second term to begin January 8. The pupils in the day pub lie and private schools are not eligible to the Y. M. c. A. night school. as the association institution is intended for the benefit of employed men and boys.
 All classes will meet at the associa- ton building except that fn penman-. ship. bookkeeping, stenography and typewriting.
 Circulars In detail, explaining the requirements and qualifications for at- tendance. will be circulated soon. A large school is anticipated. More than sixty students attended the night classes last year. and an increase OF last years figures is expected.
 FOR HOUsEK KEEPERS.
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 I. BERGMAN & CO.,,
 Pensacola, Fla.