The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-06-17
TEACHER TRAINING REPORT
Great Progress Shown in This Depart
ment of the Work

Il
ted to the Convention this morning;
TO the Tennessee State Sunday
School Convention at Columbia
Tenn, Wednesday morning, June 10:
"During the past Convention year
this Department has enrolled In the
Advanced Standard Teacher Training
Course. two classes with eight stu
dents. while in the First Standard
course it has enrolled % classes with
2e2 students. OF this number the
Southern Presbyterian church has sew
en- advanced, and the Christian church
one advanced students; while OF nrst
Standard Students there are eight
Christian church classes with lSz
students: 1928 Southern Presbyterian
students in IA classes, 1872 Baptist
students in one class, two Graded
CITY Union Glasses, including tVe
Methodist students. To this we must
add forty-seven students OF three
Christian church classes, and six stu
dents Of one Southern Presbyterian
class, enrolled near close Of previous
year. The total, therefore, on our en-
rollment list is $40 students in twenty
seven classes.
"Of this number we officially recog-
nize and honor the following graduates
on the First Standard Teacher Train
ing Course, during the year just CLOS
ing. as per grades attached, in the or
der Of the comforting Of the lnterna-
tional Diplomas: a
"First Presbyterian (southern)'
Nashyille-Mrs. w. 8. Hite SO, Miss
Myra selfridge, go, Miss Minnie Dla-
mond SO, Miss Alice Brantley 81 MISS
Mary R. Rich, SO, Miss Margaret MY
ers 81, Miss Endora Loeb 81, MIS- 3.
W. Lyon So, Miss Laura N. Elliott 49,
DR. r D. Plunket SO, Mrs. w. 8. New
90 Miss Adelaide w. Lyon SO, Mrs. ).
n Langley 95. Miss Clara Hasslock
oz Miss Lottie e. Fuller so, Miss Kate
n. Fuller "a, Miss Josie K. Crockett "a,
Raw Cleo. o. Bachman 95, Mrs. w. W.
LYON az. Mr.. Jas. A. Lyon 81, Miss Bar
bara F. Lambdin SO, Mr.. John N.
PAYNE 81, Miss Annie c. Allison 80.
Loyal sons Glass of Johnson Biole
College. Kimberlin Heights =.
Mueller 20, Beverly H. Tucker IT, 1no,
r. Kriete IA, Macon Ware rs, Geo. ..
warren s3. Andrew Askew SO, Samuel
n Westwood "a, Guy L. Bonham VI
Abiiah Jarmon SO, Roy E. c. Simms So'
Chas. w. Pease Sc.
"Presbyterian Bible Training Scfcoi
Clementina stamps
~ Miss Louise Milan 95.
"McLemore Ave- Christian, Memphis
Mrs. Anna M. Myers SO. Mrs. Col
dye Campbell 80. Miss Myrtle May
pomer 90 Miss Elizabeth Wilson u,
Mrs. John Ford 81, Miss Corneiia
spangler 90, Mrs. B. ]. Campbell 3D.
Mrs VIM. e. Rowland 81, Rev. Louis
n Riddell SO, Mrs. l.. D. Riddeil 49,
Mrs. Charles Newton Downey 100.
"christian Church, Bells-Mrs. b.
6. Elliott ~.
international Reading Circle Ger
lificates, for the completion OF our
First years Reading Course, Marion
"How to Conduct Sunday
School," we're conferred in the year
m Miss Nellie Benin, OF Chattanooga,
Miss Mamie o. Gray and Mr.. Joseph
R. Taylor, of Brownsville. cThis Is
The Red Seal Certificate)
"The Superintendent Of the Teacher
Training Department, Rev. q. On
has delivered over 80 dit
'erent addresses bearing on the work
u Teacher Training and allied lines
II Sunday School work. He has Sisit-
ID County Associations, denomination
Il bodies, local churches, held district
Institutes, and had many personal
conferences as to Teacher Training,
ts value and need, and supply. he
has lust from the press 5000 copies
If a leaflet entitled, THE Need OF the
Hour.Trained Workmen for Christs
published in the interest OF
The work, and for the stimulation OF
others to the new vision OF Its posi-
bilities in providing for the future
church. He has examined and review
"A new Teacher Training Courses as
and suggested the best to such
IA might be interested In the cause.