The state herald., 1913-06-27
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Z School Notes.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


NJ. L. Parker has been appointed as
president of joint district No. 4. At
the annual meeting there was tie for
this office and special election was not
called hence the appointment.
Saturday June %, is the day set a.
part for school boards to have their reg
ular quarterly meeting.
June 80 closes the school year. We
trust that the secretaries will be prompt
in making their annual reports; both
for publication and for filing with this
office
At the special meeting held in dis
trict No. IA the site for the school house
was located on the southwest corner
of section Sc. tp 45.
Notices are out for special meeting
in district No to vote on the propo-
sition of building new school house in
the north end of the district and enlarg
ing the school house in the south end of
the district.
Geo. j. Jones piesident Of District
No. 6 made this office pleasant call
last Thursday.
Those attending the institute at Ster-
ling came home with the report of o
very profitable session and will carry
the enthusiasm into their work for the
coming year. Phillips county had 20
enrolled this year.
The following resolutions were adopt.
ed by the teachers in institute assem-
bled at Sterling.
We the members Of the First Normal
Institute District Of Colorado held in
Sterling from June 9, to 20, believing
that the institute has been a decided
success adopted the following resolu.
tions: First, that we extend our hear
ty thanks to Mr.. Sexson, Mr.. Kipplin-
ger. Mrs. Eppstein and Mr.. Bascom,
the faculty, who have made this insti-
tute the success that it has been. And
Furthermore we are grateful to Mr. Stiff
Ter who so kindly opened his Manual
Arts Department and spent his time for
our benefit, and we also thank those in
the institute who have contributed helps
stories and the like from their expert.
ences. Second. that we thank the Lo.
gan County High School Committee
who rendered the use Of their magnifi.
cent building and its equipment for the
daily sessions Of this institute thereby
contributing to the comfort Of all con.
nected with the work. Third. that we
extend our thanks TO the lady members
OF the city board Of education to whom
we are indebted for most delightful
social afternoon, and to Mrs. Burk, Miss
Grace Warner. the Misses Benson and
Miss Ruth Smith who contributed to
our pleasure with readings and music
during the above mentioned afternoon.
Fourth. we wish to thank Miss Girls
void who so kindly assisted in the type.
written outlines Of work In the differ
cnt classes. Fifth, that we are CRATE.
ful to the people Of Sterling who have
opened their homes to our needs and
comforts. Sixth, that we express our
appreciation to the Chautauqua man.
egement. especially Mr.. W. l.. Turman
for the pleasing entertainment afforded
US during the institute. Seventh, that
we were pleased TO have Mrs. Mary
Bradford. State Superintendent Of Pub.
lie Instruction with US. and appreciate
the splendid lecture which crowned the
work Of the institute. Lastly, tha, We
appreciate the services rendered by the
officers Of the district and to Miss Wal.
ok especially do We express our sincere
thanks.
Committee Mrs. Myrtle Roe, Mary
l.. Cage. Sadie ]. Fleming, Grace Wise
Leslie l.. kunkcl.
County Supt. Of Schools.