The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-08
.TRUSTEES-ELECT
OF RURAL SCHOOLS
CHOSEN SATURDAY
Unofficial Returns Show Lit.
tie Active Interest in
Most Subdivisions.
Some Contests, On Other
Hand, Were Close.
TO BE ORGANIZED THIS WEEK

Complete returns of the election
for county school trustees held sat
lurday afternoon could not be
learned today. Little interest was
taken in most OF the elections. aG-
though in some districts the voting
was close. The new divisions will
be organized this week by Prog. L..
w Feezor. county school superin-
tendent. The chairman OF each d.
vision board is member of the
county school board.
The unofficial returns show the
following election:
Division 4.
Farley school sub-district 2--L.
Roark.
Oaks school. sub-district NO
report.
Rosebower school. sub-district 6
p. A. Bagwell, reelected.
Division 2.
Balance school, sub-district ID.
b. Yarbrough.
sunnyslope. sub-district 2-lR A.
Wood.
Oak Grove. sub-district 6-No re-
port.
New Hope, sub-district TIE
vote between J. w. Mitchell and
Robert Ward.
Division 3.
Lhbert Ridge. sub-district &c.
T. Jet.
Division 4.
Lang school, sub-district. 6-Mor-
ton Adcock.
Division 3.
Boldrey school, sub-dis' riot c.
John Stoggins.
Teachers Institute.
with a splendid attendance the
McCracken county teachers insti'
tute opened this morning at the
county court house. and will remain
in session FIVE days. This morning
was occupied in completing the or
ganization, but this afternoon the
regular work was taken up. Prof
lC. w. Richards, of Princeton, is the
Instructor. and this morning in his
talk outlining the work of the insti'
tute made a favorable impression
with the teachers.
Prof. l.. w. Feezor. by virtue OF
his Office of county school superin-
tendent is chairman, but this morn
ing George B. Orr was elected
chairman. and Miss Dora Draffen
was elected secretary and treasurer.
The institute was called to order by
Superintendent l.. w. Feezor.
The Rev. G. T. Sullivan pro-
nounced the invocation. Professor
Richards gave the outline of the
work to be taken up. The Rev. G.
r. Sullivan delivered an address on
The Personality of Boys and Girls. v
Prof. w. II. Sugg delivered short
address on education.
The program for this after
noon is:
educational Values, Absolute
and Comparative"-Ruby Knott.
methods Of Teaching "-Ada
Long.
"How to Manage the First Day
e. T. Jet.
The Temporary Program"-Dora
Draffen.
How TO Make a Preliminary
Classification"-Pro w. A. Middle
ton.
"What to DO With the Student
High in Some Branches and Low In
Others"-Prof. Edward M. Finley
"Educational Values In History
Prof. w. II. Sugg
History in the Primary School
Charles Ferguson.
THE Grammar schoor-Georg'
B. Orr.
Educational Values in This
lStudy"-Prof. l.. II. Donovan.
"Enumerate Ends Sought II
Order of importantly. V. Miller
"Differences Between the Primary
and Advanced Courses'-Eddie Bur
roughs.
DISCUSS the Introduction to the
Natural Complete Geography'-Mrs
Lou Harper.
The program committee VIII ar
range the program for each day
THE committee is composed Of
Superintendent L. w. Feezor. Miss
Dora Draffen and Miss Ruby Knott
Those Enrolled.
Those enrolled today are: e. b
lett. George B. Orr, w. A. Middle
ton. Charles Ferguson Nettie Per
kins. Edward f. Finley Maggie
Harrison. Lorena Gholson. Ruti
Riss. Greenville Harrison, Eddie
Tucker. Mrs. Nellie B. Webb Ada
lLong. Elizabeth Adams, Nina Downs
Bessie Ellington, Bessie Tapp' Lille
Knott. Bedott Russell, Mrs. Lou
Harper. Mrs. Addie Burrow. Georgis
gregory. Zena Bagwell. Dora Keel
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