The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-07-07

week of the summer school ft SEL
ers, which opened so ausb g .
Monday of last week, contineA 3
crease both in interest and
ance, the latter far surpassinA 40
expectations of the most hopeful. Nat
urally, the ma ajority Of those enrolled
are from this section Of the state, but
it is gratifying to note that the east
ern panhandle has representation
which compares favorably with other
parts Of the state. '
Friday, last, Hon. Thomas Hodges;
of the State Board of Control, deliv-
cred an able address to the the teach
ers. They have also had The beneft
of lecture by State Sup tNfntendent
of Schools, M. P. Shawkey, who was
here on the opening day. Other men
Of prominence in the educational work
of the state are scheduled to speak
here during the present and follow
ing three weeks.
The registration at this time shows
an attendance of seventy-seven, and Afg
as follows: :'."~,'
Miss Myrtle Irving, Charleston:
Miss Minnie Carr, Marietta, Ohio:
Miss Mamie Jefferson, Berkley
Springs; Miss Della Brown, Charles
ton; Miss Bessie Campbell, Charles
ton; Miss Edena Roberts, Martinsburg
Miss A. Katherine cambridge, Ronce-
verte; Mrs. Mary A. Fry, Kearneys-
ville Miss. MolIie Robinson, Institute :.
C. Sumner Arter Harpers' Ferry, ID.
W. Hylton, Freeman; Mrs. F. D. Rail
ley, montgomery; Ruth Justice, North
kenova, OHIO; Miss Dora M. Robinson
Martinsburg; Miss Esther Colston,
Parkersburg; Miss Sadie Mays; Graf.
ton; Miss Amelia Wilcher, Charleston;
Miss 1neZ Johnson, Institute; Fred r.
Ramer Martinsburg; G. E. Ferguson,
Institute; Mrs, Rosa Brown, Insti4
tute; Miss e. w. G. Moore, Charles
town; McCulthe Johnson, Institute:
3. A. Boiling, Lewisburg; FrancIS
Brunswick, stephenson, ~ VirgiIsla;. !.
wv. H. Lowry, Institute; Miss Mmfii&
Meadows, Institute; Miss Zanphyr
Robinson Institute Miss Abbie
Friend, Institute; Clark Harris, Nor
gantown; Mrs. Minnie Hurt, Insti-
tute; Mrs. Hassie Howard, Institute;
Miss Ella NJ. Douglas, West Liberty;
Mrs. Mamie Taylor, Montgomery;
Miss MaHde Viney, Charleston; Miss
Esther Full1s, Charleston: Miss Naola
M. Farrar, Charleston; Miss Hazel
Dillard, Charleston; Miss Mary L.
Williams. Charleston; Miss Ethel L.
Lewis. Huntingdon; Miss Mary-2G
Dickinson, Huntington Miss Stella
q. Wells, Hinton; Miss Francis C..
Euichs, Charlestown; Miss Josephine
Chambers, Charleston; Miss Garnett
II. Harris. Charleston; Miss Mamie
Hale Nuttalburg; Miss Ella M. Burke,
Montgomery; William Armstrong,
Miss Elfreda Jackson, Canton, Ohio:
Miss Villa Lee, Ctarksburg; Writ
Jones, Institutes Daniel Ferguson.
Institute; Miss Cornelia Spears. Car
bondale; Miss Lena B. Rice, Charles
ton; Miss Bernandine Peyton, Par
kersburg; Miss Alberta McClung.
Parkersburg; Miss Gertrude Parrish.
st. Adams; A. w Curtis, Institute:
Miss Lillian Foster, Institute; Miss
Lillian Foster, Institute; Miss Hattie
Peters, Sissonsville; Miss Georgia
Wares, Uniontown, Pa; Mrs. l.. G.
Beusou, Bluetield; Mrs. Mary A. Wade
Memphis, Tenn; Miss Vrene Sellers,
lnstitute; Mrs. NJ f. Davis, Red Star:
MISS Cortez l.. James, Christiansburg,
va; Mrs. E. " Ellis, Oak Hill: Miss
Bette Madison, Oak Hill Miss Olivia
=. LoVelace, Danville, Va; Miss Anne
liza }. Mcdaniel, Institute; Misses
Ethel and Katie Brown, Montgomery;
MISS Eta Hall, Montgomery; J. w.
tlolley. Bramwell; Thomas Woodlev.
institute; Chas. G.. Lewis, Charles.
ton; and Miss Julia McClung, Par.
kcrsburg. -.