The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1912-10-25

Sunday school teacher, II am afraid
we shall never meet in heaven"
What have you been doin?" asked
Johnny with grin.
Mr.. Day came in to see us Fri
day. His wife, Mrs. Mayme Day,
teaches the Ethelton school. We sent
out her monthly reports and pupils
report books and her Reading Circle
Books. Mrs. Day is an up-tO-date
teacher and keeps up in all the edu-
cational work of the day. Her
eighth grade pupil, Audrey HOyt, av-
eraged more than 92 per cent. in the
branches completed last year. This
school.
Algebra teacher latter long wind
ed proof)-And now, we get equals
Sleepy voice from the back Of the
rOom--Goodness me! all that work
for nothing!
Misses Lama Wood and LaFaun
Wilkins came in Saturday to get their
report books for the pupils and their
monthly report cards. They are very
enthusiastic over their work and we
wish them the best of success.
Miss lone Ross came in to tell us
that her school work was all right
but, O, the school hOuse From all
we hear of the place 1t is not right
that the teacher should have to teach
in such building nor the children
study in such a place. We hope the
school board will get busy and pro-
vide better place.
Our friend, Mrs. ]. N. Kneeland
of District No. %, made us very
pleasant call last Saturday afternoon.
Her little daughter, Mile was with
her. They are very much pleased
with their school and report every
thing progressing finely in the dis
trict We always enjoy visit with
Mrs. Kneeland.
Miss Anna Brier, who teaches in
District No. 20, was pleasant visitor
in the office last week. She is work
ing hard to catch up with the Course
of study. She says her pupils are so
anxious to study and learn about
things that she can hardly keep up
with them.
Mr.. Orth and Miss Phoebe Mcclure
Mr.. Jarrett and Mr.. Ed Mann and
Mr.. Barton Mann, who teaches in Dis
trict No. 22, made us pleasant call
Saturday. Mr.. Jarrett told us that
Hiram is getting along very well.
His fever is slowly but surely getting
lower and lower and that he hopes
for his speedy recovery. Mr.. Burton
Mann bought both his Reading Circle
Books. Burton is making splendid
success of his school.
There are still some more calls for
places to work for board and attend
school, Anyone who wants boy or
girl to work and attend school, please
let us know. Phone rs.
There will be a Teachers Meeting
November End, at Liberal, Abern, Kis-
met and District No. 81. The first
four chapters of Van Dykes Essays In
Application will be reviewed and dis
cussed, also the First chapter in
Johhsons Education by Plays and
Games.
Let us all turn out and be present
at one of the above named meetings
and give all we can to help each
other lead the little boys and girls
under our care Alright mentally phys |
cally, morally.
The Reading Circle Books have
come and can be obtained at the
County superintendent Office They
are JohnsOn's Plays and Games and
Van Dykes Essays in Application.
Teachers, remember you contracted
to pursue the professional course OF
study adopted by the State Reading |
Circle Board and the above are the
two books that they adopted for
your study for the school year 1912. |
1913. They are both full of good |
things for your help and guidance,
The first meeting OF the Teachers
of Seward County will be Saturday, |
Nov. 2, at 200 o'clock P. NJ. On II
account of the county seat being in |
the southwest corner of Seward |
County we have divided the county |
into four divisions, Liberal KismeG. |
Obern and District No. 2l, the An
trim and Rhiness school house. We |
will review and discuss the first four
chapters Of Van Dykes Essays in APP
plicatiOn and Chapter one in. John
sons Education by Plays and Games
at this first meeting November 2.
We hope every teacher in the county |
will try to be present at one of these
meetings and give all the help they |
can.
The Reading Circle Books have
come and can be obtained at the Of
fee of the County Superintendent. |
They are Van Dykes Essays in Appli-
cation and Johnson's Education by |
Plays and Games. Both books are
fine and should be in the hands OF
every teacher in Seward County.