The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1913-02-19
Teachers Local Institute at claringtOn.

The teachers of Barnett township, For
est county. have arranged for Local In
stitute to be held at Clarington, Friday
evening, Saturday aud Saturday evening,
Feb q and %. Many teachers from 9th
or townships and counties have promised
all, the local teachers will speak on Fri.
day evening. This also gives beginners
a chance to "bresk in" Some of the
teachers who will be present are: Supt.
J. o. Carson, of Tionests, Profs, Straw.
bridge, Williams, and Black, Of Msrien-
Vile. Cook, of Ward Schools, Pittsburgh,
R. d. Henderson, of Lake City, II. w.
| Henderson, of Summerville, Chitester,
of Nebraska, and possibly J. J. Wander
wort, of Sigel. DR.. Wolf, who gives the
evening lecture, will also speak at the
afternoon session of the institute Satur-
day evening DR.. Wolf will give his fa-
nous talk, my Best Girl" DR.. Wolf
has been on the lecture platform more
than twenty years and has repeated this
Greensburg. In this lecture DR.. Wolff
will picture as his "Best Girl' the girl
who is true. womanly and tender, al the
same time calling attention TO the abnor-
NAL specimens Of feInininity as he has
observed them in real life. While prais-
ing his BEST Girl" for her many virtues
and graces, he places structures on the
other girls, condemning their faults and
failures. These word pictures are not
only true to life but excruciatingly fun
ny. If you want tn be entertained as
only DR.. Wolff can entertain you, come
to hear this lecture, which is unique aud
the equal of any popular lecture on the
American Platform. All the single fell
lows will certainly fall in love with his
"Best Girl" The local teachers are
sparing no efforts to make this institute
the greatest educational feast ever gath.
cred at Clsrington and all patrons of the
school, directors, and all others interested
in the promoting of education are urged
to be present Teachers, pupils, PAT ents
and directors of other townships and
counties are invited TO attend all sessions
of this institute. Program as follows:
Friday Evening. 500, Devotional, Rev.
d. o. May; Preparation for High School,
Roy S. Braden; The Teacher. a Mission
ary of Peace, Miss Devilder; Singing;
Some Facts in Astronomy. DR.. j. J.
Brewer; Five Points in Discipline, Miss
Matthews; Singing; Nature Study, Miss
Fulnecky; Opening Exercises, Thos. r.
knight; Singing; Paper, Miss Ekis;
Course of Study, Supt. o. Carson.
Saturday Morning. .-9:l5, Devotional,
Rev. d. o. May; Round Boys in Square
Holes. Prof. Chitester; Teaching, Study
ing, Testing, Prof. X. n. Henderson;
Singing; Essay, "Am to Blame," Miss
Mary Coon; The Boy at Home and at
School, Prof. Cook; Singing; Essay,
"Who l. Really Interested" Mrs. G. X.
Braden; School Equipment, Prof. Black.
Saturday Afternoon. lib, Agriculture
in Public Schools, Prof. Williams; Essay.
Mrs. Mechling; Singing; The Teacher,
Prof. Sirawbridge; Reading, Miss Dun
kle: Singing; Life and Works of Paul
Lawrence Dunbur, Prof. Il. W. Hender-
son; English Literature, Supt. ]. o. Car
son; Reading, Miss Brsden; The Success
ful Teacher and H is School, DR.. Wolff.
Saturday Evening. -s;l5, "My Best
Girl" DR.. X. d. Wolff