The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-07
SECOND DAYS WORK
 OF THE INSTITUTE MUCH INTEREST MANIFESTED IN THE DISCUSSIONS BY
 COUNTY EDUCATORS.

building is rapidly increa ing and the | discussion of the important school subjects by the leading educators of Faulkner county are meeting the ap- prOval of those in attendance. Sever al new teachers were enrolled at this mornings session and with today's session the institute is getting down to it's real work. The principal dis were conducted by Prof. c. c. Den ney in psychology; Profs. w. w. Riv CTS and A. J. Meadors in English and Misses Critchelow and Anna Prince in reading. A feature of the morn ing's session was the able discussion of Prof. Denney on psychology.
 Yesterday afternoons session was full of interesting talks along the diff ferent school subjects and were par ticipated in by Profs. o. D. Long streth and R. E. Womack of the Nor nal, Prof. J. H. Fretwell of Holland, Dr. w. I. Clark of Enders and Prof. J. M. c. Vaughter of this city.
 Prof. S. s. Waters, who is conduct ing the institute, is we'll pleased with the work so far and predicts one of the most successful sessions since the institutes were begun three years ago. Following are those who are in at tendance today:
 J. B. Stevenson, Jr., Ira Clark, Fro nie Nicholson, w. A. Ellis, Mrs. L. T. Burns, l. B. Anthony, Anna Prince, Joe Gavin, Wiley Beene, A. E. Pear son, Aspa Smith,, B. o. M. Womble, Hattie Bassett, Charley Burnett, Ruth Covup, T. J. Bullion, Virgie Forrest, A. A. Parsons, Jr., Sallie Moore, w. c. Potter, Mary N. Reeves, Cordelia Voss, Clara Waller, Alice Dougherty, Jessie Wheat, Maude Jarbeau, Rebec- ca Ladd, Georgia Gholston, Robt F. Adams, Lutie Stevenson, Prudie Downs, Lois c. Hinkle, C. C. Denney, Martin J. Downing, Pearl Waller, w. l A'l' " SobIiOA bCSolt l1cII N. V. Blair, Astor Rotenberry, J. M c. Vaughter, W. I. Clark, M. l.. Carter, Geo. J. Livingston, J. w. Sowell, E. D. Moore, J. G. Moore, Walter A. Isgrig, c. c. Jones, w. N Jones, John w. Tubbs, May Wilmoth, Josephine Her rod, Ray Powell Bettie Clay Cason, Willie Parsons, Ida Bragg, Maude Livingston, Lillie Giddens, Mollie Liv- ingston, E. l.. Wray, Sallie Wallace, s. S. Waters, Minnie Flippen, Mrs. Berry, Fanny Vaughter, C. R. Berry, Edna c. Clark, Bertie Adams, Mrs C. H. Nelson, Grace Bush, Ethel NJ. Will son, Chester Bryant, Bernice Berry, Lee Burchfield Mrs. Mary Fretwell, Minnie A. Southland, Ida Hogan, Mrs. John B. Wallace, Agnes Maddox, Jas. II. Fretwell, Sue FGppen, Vivian Ford, Gertrude Office, Mary Hamil- ton, Mrs. Nora Davidson, Jno E. Ma lone, Eunice Hogan, H. H. Melton, Clair Blair, Joe Burchfield, Lena Ketchum, Verlye OQuinn, Comora Reid, Minnie Cullum, Willie Blair, Mary Melton, Ethel Julian, Chlora Wheat, Claudia Kuykendall, R. F. Womack, Wm. A. Berry, Mollie Utley, Lena O'Shields, Annie Moore Minnie Utley, Pierce Batson, Walter Boyds- ton, Ida V. Gaylor, Della Woolly, Wm. c. Bishop, A. B. Bishop, J. A. Bat son, Gena A. Batson.
 Of these there are holding profes- sional license, 13; first grade license, 43; second grade license, 36; third grade license, 13; no license, 9; total, IA.
 Those who enrolled since yesterday afternoon are as follows:
 Vim. A. Berry, Walter Boydston Mollie Utley, Ida Galyon, Lena O'Shields, Della Woolly, Annie Moore Wm. c. Bishop, Minnie Utley, A. B. Bishop, Pierce Batson, J. A. Batson, Gena Batson, J. D. Steinsick, Merle Cole, Hattie Sowell, Minnie Jones, Myrtle Lewelling, o. D. Longstreth, w. 0. Wilson.
 Tuesdays enrollment-Herb Rae, ,IZ. r, konnamcr, V. E. Hogan, Al bert Howard, J. R. Giddens, A. J. Meadors, Annie Montgomery. Tomorrow morning at 10:30 the Conway School Improvement Associa- tion will render a program and ev- erybody is invited to attend this ses- sion of the institute.