The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-06-13
INSTITUTE WORK IS
WELL ATTENDED AND
INTEREST IS SHOWN
NO LONG DRAWN OUT SPEECHES
BUT SHORT AND SPIRITED
DISCUSSIONS.
ENROLMENT ALMOST HUNDRED

ENkULLMENl ALMUSl hUNDktD
Agricultural Department Proving
| One of the Features of the Two
Weeks Meeting.-List of Those
Enrolled.
The sch ,ol teachers o. Maury
county in tEeic county Institute at
! the Athenaeum this week are work
ling like a lot of school children
trying to ger their lessons up to the
proper grade. 1t is notable fact
that the attendance is exceptionally
good, and while thore are no long
drawn out speeches to sap the in
terest and d,ve away active thought,
There is a general discussion by all.
1.-THE subjects are al receiving a
thorough discussion. There is no
getting away with an assertion on
any subject that cannot be proven.
There is nlole of meeting on a
Icommon level to get the most out
!of the time used and the subject
considered than has heen usua! IN
these Institutes Those who have
been appointed as the instructors in
the various subjects have not AFRO
lgated to themselves the idea of be-
ling an oracle Gil that one theme. but
rather have conducted the considera-
tons in such manner as to get
everyone present interested suffi-
GENTLY to discuss and ask questions.
The agricultural department which
lis being conducted under the direc-
tion of Prof, Galloway is proving
one of the principal attractions of the
institute work. Prof. Galloway tekes
1.-The position that while but few of the
schools will b enabled to teach agri-
culture even theoretically that if the
thought can he impressed that farm
ing is absolutely essential to the
success of all material wealth in
this section a great duty will have
been fulfilled, and that through this
method eventually the conditions
will be so adjusted as to get where
agriculture ctn be taught wherever
and whenever desired. The instruc-
tors for the institute are:
Miss Charlotte Wilkins, primary
work.
A. G. Allen, Tennessee History
L. S. Duke, physics and hookkeep-
ing. y
]. A. Derry5erry, arithmetic.
]. T. Stamps algebra and gaome-
try.
D. NJ Galloway, physics and agri-
culture.
w. P. Morton, grammar.
E. Fl. West. spelling and civics.
The enrolment is also one of the
largest, those who names appear ION
; he enrolment being as follows
Misses Mabel Allen, Mary Black
ou1n, Cora Carr, Irene Choate,
Drusilla Clendening. Annetta Cook,
Mrs Lula Ctsige, Misses Lena
Covey, Annie Porter Delk, Carrie
Delk, Mary Delk, Fannie Digger,
Louise Foster Xenia Foster, Ruth
Galloway, Bourbon Gaskill, Pearl
Gaskill Ava Goodwin, Brownie Grim
. NETT, Eugena Gray, Carrie Hardi-
son, Myrtle Hicks, Matte Hughes,
: Annie Leicester Houston, Susie Lips
comb, Mauda Logan, Emma McAfee
: Emma Claire Moore, Ruby Morrow,
! Grace Nowia, Bessie Ode tSpring
: HILL Matte Overton, Ruby Jones'
4 Rose Parks, Winnie Ring, Fannie
), Sewell, Lula Scott, Novia Short, Lii
lie D. Smith, Lillian Shelly, Irene
s Sowell, Louise Stevens, Mrs N. B
d Stewart, Mrs Eta Timmons, Mrs
Jesse Tomi;rscn, Misses Margaret
!. Turner, Matte Walters, Kate With
erspoon, Charlotte Wilkins, Lula
Wright Mrs Elizabeth White
Misses Margaret Mckay, Annie Lee
Allen, Lila 1anjer, Dixie Chapman
Jamie Porter, Elizabeth Voss, Clara
y Freeman, Lucille Roberts, BeIlaf
Mccain, Mlin;e Polk, Ellen Jacobs
Ela Williams Axle Cathey, frankie
lLi,,soomb Eva Gilbert. Fannie AL
S foo, Mary Meroney, Lila Thompson
Messrs A G. Allen, Guy Bender
man, j. A. EeIryberry, L. S. Duke
. NJ. Gallowty, ]. p. Graham, R.
Il Harris, E. ,. Hunter, Joe M, Hayes
" W. T. Holt, A. B. Kerr, w. p Nor
c ton, ]. c. Nalsons ]. B. overton, ]
g T. Stamps, S. E. Stephens, E. H
S West, T. F. Pill, w. A Walters, Rob
CIT Peard.