The Springdale news., 1913-06-27

profession
 The work was very effective, as there were separate teachers for eaah department
 Those who jus. rueted in the High school section were. J W Webb r. $ Roo. Susan Tidball, Gladys Eantz, W H Banta. N O. Taff. II ; Pearson and F. G Robb
 Those who assisted county exam iaer, W. r Buck. in the intermed- ta.e department were; Miss Virgin Id Fisher, r A Bates, F T. Dune an, W D Swift, ] J Osborne, J L. Harris. ] B. Tt.lman. H A Davis. E A Byers. W. C Mover John E Jones and w. D. Sanders The instructors of the Primary Department were Misses Gladys Smith, Viola Watson, Harriett I. . King. Lula Morrow. Florence Belts Maude Easte-ly. Fanny Harris, and Mrs Anna P King
 The outsiders who were contribu- tive to the success of the institute were Miss Eva Reichardt. of the 1 5 ehool Improyem Tt Association; :; Hon Allen c Flowers. who in- strueted Us in school law. and Hon q. A. Hurst. who gave JUS some good principles of Civil Government The committee appointed by the county examiner submitted the fol- lowing reports, which We adopted in futl:
 We. the committee appointed to write in the memory of those of our number who have been called to a higher realm, do offer the follow ing: We think it just and right, au1 our bounien duty to rehearse some of the superior qualities and m9s eommeadab' a characteristics $ of Miss Nellie Moneyhun. She was always conscientious. faithful and spiritual If making men and Wo- man is an important part of our work then har work must stand in the front rank
 In relation b Miss Bertha Aaron. [ is just and right that We should exalt her good qualities and com men her kipdness Of heart In her lie she was uniformly kind and obliging In her daily walk and 5onve5satton sha vas earnest. hon. est and faithful
 It is always los to our profess ioa to give up those who exemplify the higher aims of the teacher
 N. H. Banta
 Sophia Walker.
 j. B Tillman
 Com. We. your committee on reselu- t3ons submit to the. Washington County Institute the following:
 I That We exsead our sincere thanks and expectations:
 To Prof W F Buck, our ef- fteient county examiner, for his earnest and untiring efforts to- ward the bettefment of the school interests of this county. and for his manifest personal concern for each individual teacher
 To the loea! school board for their magnanimity iu granting the county teachers the free use of the splendid, modern high sehoI build ing and apparatus
 3 To the superintendent and principal of the high school for the services they have contributed tO ta4 success of this institute which have evidently been made at a personal sacrifice
 I ID the eonseerated and efftei- ent pastors of Fayetteville for thei, inspiring and helpful lectures in our opening exercises.
 ]. To thosa teaeherrs who We're rasponsibel for the marked success of the reception on tha evening oi the 18th
 H That We hereby re-affirm our allegiance to and our hope iu the sausa of the county sUperin- tendency. and in looking toward the eonsummation Of this end Se pleige our lives. or fortunes and oar sacred honor
 III That We congratulate our salses #oa the step already taken by the teachers of this county looking toward the establishment oi lecture course iH connection with the county institute
 Harfiett B. King
 T. L. Bates
 W D. Swift
 Com.