The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-29
INSTITUTE WILL PRO-
BADLY GO TO HAGERMAN.


BADLY GO TO HAcERMAN.
The Cnaves County Teachers In
stitute win officially close its annual
session tomorrow morning, when the
final business meeting will be held.
The examinations win occupy Friday.
the last day of the institute, however.
There is a move on foot to carry the
next institute 30 Hagerman, instead
of locating it at Roswell; and tae
question is one of great interest to
all concerned. 1t has never been held
anywhere but the county seat.
Since the new territorial law pro-
rides mat the city teachers, being
under constant supervision and hav-
ing institute work all through she
school year, do not nave to attend the
county session, it follows, naturally
la Roswell has no greasa claim ON
the animal meeting than any other
town in the county; not as much. in
fact SO far as attendance is concern
ed. Roswell's only claim on the meet
ing is it's central location and the
fact that it is the county seat and The
largest town in the county. But be-
side all this is a more potent reason
for going TO HageTman at this time
The teachers do not feel that they
have received the proper considera-
ton at this session. The people
of Roswell apparently v not
Known they were in town, .ehey COM
plain, and they want to SHOW them
that they canno be so Indifferent
with impunity. Even the newspapers
have been slothful in noticing the do
ings of the body. All these things
have brought on a movement to carry
the mex n meeting out of the
county seat 1t will be determined
at tomorrow mornings business ses-
sion: and it may develop a pretty
contest, for the teachers who now
have to come from the north end OF
The county will naturally be opposed
to going to tae south end for insti-
tute. regardless of other incentives.
Roswel's position in the matter
should be TO promise more attention
next time, not weather notwithstand-
ing: for the teachers institute is a
body that holds the future of the
county in its land, and should not be
overlooked. And when the people do
more for the teachers; and Wien
there are more features attracting
attention., it will fullow las
night the day. that the newspapers
will come up strong with their sup
However, this is as
no defense of any laxiby the Record
shown in reporting this institute. |
Supt. and Mrs. C. c. Hill entertain
ed the teachers of the Chayes County
Institute last evening at
their nome at GOA North Kentucky |
avenue. More tlan sixty teachers
were present n a general good time
was had by everybody. An impromptu
program, consisting of music, reciaa-
tons, etc. was carried out. The fol |
lowing young ladies' gays readings:
Misses Euhel NJ. S~teuson, Pauline |
Shelley, Fern Veterinarian and Olive
Misses Orpha Beck and Lee
liza Beck added much to the pleasure |
of the evening by rendering selec-
ON the piano and violin. Nice
refreshments of ice cream and cakes
were served.
Don't forget the free lecture of DIR. |
ID. b. Simpson. at the Presbyterian
clurch. ON Thursday evening. Sub
ject. Laugh and Grow Fat" Every |
invited.
The total enrolment at the teach
ers institute has reached 81, which
without the Roswell city teachers in
is the largest in the history of
county.