The Sentinel=record., 1914-06-09
TEACHERS HERE
 IN LARGE NUMBER
COUNTY INSTITUTE OPENED YES TERDAY AT JONES SCHOOL TO
 LARGE ATTENDANCE.
Many Interesting Addresses Are Made to the Teachers Showing Work in Which Special Interest Should Be Taken.


 with what promises to be the banner meeting in the history of the county in point of attendance and interest
 The meeting is being conducted jointly by County Superintendent D. IA. Crockett and City Superintendent M. Rose. who are cooperating to the fullest extent to give practical help and instruction to the teachers at tending who represent the city and rural schools of this county and many teachers who have come from adjoin- ing counties.
 Conductor Crockett was particular ly gratilied with the acceptance by Superintendent M Rose of his inyi- tation to conduct the work jointly for Superintendent Rose is a live wire.' one of the best sc1oo men in the state and one who is thoroughly enthused with his work, who is ever willing to cooperate in every educa- tional movement that spells progress sion
 The meeting opened with an inn pressive invocation by Rev 5. C. Dean of the Third Street Methodist church, who paid the teachers and their pro fession hieh tribute and offered feryent prayer in which he asked the blessing of God upon the institute and the work of the teachers during the coming year
 Hon George R. Bedding made the opening address He urged the teach CTS to work for better exhibit in the educational department of the next State Fair aad made a splendid appeal.
 Hon. Hamp Williams was introdnc- ed as the next speaker and gave his audience practica talk on the Can- ming industry and its great undeyel oped poss Utilities in Arkansas and the entire South He demonstrated his talk with a canning machine which was the invention of Rev. J w Dick erson. former pastpr of the Third Street Methodist church of this city, upon which Mir Williams has secured the patent from the United States government
 Superintendent N Rose delivered q splendid impromptu address, How to Save Time in School in which he clearly illustrated the ways in which time and energy could be conserved and the ways in which some teachers wasted time
 Professor w. H. Wicks of the Aeri- cu turaI department of the University of Arkansas made a short address in which he outlined some of the plans for conducting his subject "Asricul ture," which work will start today and coatinne throughout the meeting Everyone interested in this vital zub- feet should visit the institute and hear Professor Wicks He will also lee ture tonight at the temporary county courthouse, for the benefit of farm CTS
 Superintendents Crockett and Pose win se ect the leaders for each days work and appoint a committee to s. lect the assistants or class members from the body of attending teachers.
 Misses Fannie Connolly and Alta McGee constituted the program com mittee who selected teachers who are to serve today. These classes are to be handled as model classes and the leaders are to present the methods of conducting the subjects.
 TODAYtS PROGRAM.
 Opening Exercises Eight o'clock.
 Address Rabbi A. B. Rhine
 Practical Arithmetic Demonstra tions- Superintendent NJ. Rose
 Lecture on Agriculture-Professor w. H. Wicks, lecturer.
 Penmanship- Miss Sara Flynn.
 Grammar-W L. Weaver.
 Reading-Miss Fannie Connolly.
 Arkansas History -Garnett Braugh- ton.
 United States History TT Farmer Tackett.
 WEDNESDAY PROGRAM.
 Opening Exercises - h. vocation. pr. Fred Hale; address, Hon. Minor Wallace. S:3O-9: -Orthography, James T. Traywck.
 9;0O-9:3O- Physiology W. C. Cham berlin.
 :8O-1O:OO-Geography Steele Ken nedy
 10:00-10.15-Re Recess.
 10I5-1O:45-TAeo and Practice, M, Rose,
 10:45l1:30 - Agriculture w II. Wicks,
 0t2:O0-Grammar, D. A. Crrck-
 The meetings are open 10 the pub lie and all interested patrons and friends of the public schools are in- vited to attend All professional men and women, g. l. A. workers and club women will be particularly in- terested in this educational meeting,
 There were 90 teachers in attend ance yesterday The number will in crease daily.