The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-08-21
Auspicious is the Opening of
the Weeks Work by the
Pedagogues,
ENROLMENT IS LARGE
instructors Take Up the Pro
gram and Present Topics
Effectively.
Pedagogpes;


teachers in the court house here
Monday morning at 10 o'clock,
such weather as all present were
glad to have, as bodily comfort was
derived. resulting in good mental
! recipiency as well as better mental
activity on the part of the in
Istructors. Through the preparation
made by A. P. Morrfsop, county SUI
jperintendent, the room itself was a
lmost inviting one and therep was a
ipleasantness and agreeableness in
the atmosphere and the room APP
ipofntlnents, as well as an Interested
Esprit on the part of those enrolling
land guarantee of profitable insti-
tute stood out prominently and
deeply emphasized the fact that a
week was to be well spent for the
cause Of education.
| County Superintendent Morrison
called the institute to order at 10
O'Clock sharp and named Junius K.
Musser and Miss Mollie Post as sec
retaries. The Rev. Lewis 3. Peters
delivered an Invocation along with
the other devotional exercises.
which consisted of his reading a
chapter of the Bible and singing by
the institute.
DIR. R. B. Teitrick, of Harrisburg.
Pa; and Joseph Roster, of Far
mont, instructors; and E. B. Bailey,
of Baltimore, director of music,
made brief Introductory remarks,
when introduced by the superin-
tendent. -
One half hour was devoted to a
song service at the opening Of the
afternoon session, Prof. Bailey
showing himself director OF SPLEEN
! fluent manner, dwelling in detail on
presided at the piano.
! DR.. Teitrick then discussed the
Teachers Problems for thirty
minutes in a highly practical and
fluent manner, dwelling In details on
the many phases OF the teachers
work. He was followed by Mr..
Roster on professional Prepara-
ton of a Teacher in his usual
forceful way.
A social session will be held at
o'clock tonight with the following
program announced:
Piano solo-NIiss May Annon.
Address of welcome-The Rev.
James E. Bird.
| Superintendent Roster,
I of Fairmont.
Vocal solo-Aubrey w. Martin.
Recitation-NIiss Ruttencutter.
Vocal solo-B. B. Bailey, super
visor of music.
The first day there was an en-
rollment OF 241. of which SO were
men and 142 ladies.
The time up to the noon hour was
taken. up with enrolment, introduce
lions of instructors and announce
ments.
Superintendent Morrison an
nounced c. Guy Musser. Mary Cur
ran, Eunice Stealey, May Annon,
Mabel Lee and BENJAMIN Robinson
as a social committee and Z. G.
Queen and E. G. Cofman as ushers.
Those enrolling up to the noon
hour ware as follows:
Mlanche steele, cIarksburg; Mar
care Wood Watkins, ClarksburE;
Ida NJ. Higley, Clarksburg; Mildred
F. Dun, CIarksburg; w. w. Howell.
Bristol; Sylvester R. Hannah, VIII
sonburg; Charles G. Morgan, Dola;
Guy Lyon, city; John ]. Morrison
city: Truman Payne, Wolf Summit;
Fred NJ. cottrill, Salem: Mary Jane
curran, Salem; Marcellus D. cooney'
sistersville; Hattie Hardin. Bristol;
Eta Bumgardner. Salem: w. J..
Moore, Warrington; Fills Moore.
Warrington: Harry slawter. Bridge
port; Donald c. Morris, Morgan
town; Scott Randolph, Lost Creek;
Ola Nutter, Lost Creek; ]. w. Elan
iingan, Alamston; C. K. Hartman
city; Carl S. Lawson, bridgeport;
James w. Samples, Bridgeport;
Claude K. Underwood, Lost creek'
j. Harold Underwood, Lost Creek;
Wade H. CofindafIer, Jane Lew;
Fannie NJ. Redfox, Cairo; ]. Croner
Musser, Jane Lew; Clinton Tustin'
AlVy; John R. Lanham, Bristol;
Howard L. Curry, Mineral; Virginia
NJ. Anon. city; A. G. Bumgardner'
city; Chester Martin, wyatt; Har-.