The Prescott daily news., 1914-06-10
LARGE ATTENDANCE AT
TEACHERS INSTITUTE
One Hundred and Five Teachers are
Enrolled and ii is Expected that
this Will be Increased to $50
Before Last Day

One hundred and five teachers are
enrolled at the institute being conduct
ed here by County Examiner R. d.
Martin. The teachers are from all
sections and Gn unusually amount of
enthusiasm is being displayed in the
sessions. The institute opened Tues
day morning and will continue
throughout Friday. Those who have
enrolled up to noon today are as fol-
lows:
Lee Starnes, Bluff City; C. f. Shack
leford, Emmet; Mrs. C. II. Mum,
Prescott; Miss Ida Dillon, Prescott;
Mrs. R. B. Hamilton, Prescott; Miss
Bess Cobb, Prescott; Miss Jessie
Akers, Prescott; Miss Edith Akers,
Miss M. Britt, Prescott; Miss Rosa
Wicker, Rosston; Miss Effie Alder,
Waldo; Miss Nina Stewart, Okolona;
Miss Ruby Mayors, Prescott; Exa Nc.
Cough, Emmet; Miss Nellie Thorburn,
Prescott; Miss Era Shackleford, O1o-
Iona; Miss Gladys McGough, Emmet;
Miss Julia Arnott, Prescott; Geo. n.
Cox, Prescott; j. NJ Norman, Pres
colt; Dwight Westmoreland, Prescott;
W. j. Dowd, Waldo; Miss Tannie vii
son, Prescott; Miss Pearl Daniel
Laneburg; Miss Ola Jordan, Lane
burg; Miss Abbie Hale, Prescott; Miss
Myrtle Neel, Prescott; f. p Miller,
PRESCOTT Miss Lizzie Hale, PRESCOTT
Miss Glenn Sutton, Emmet; Miss Bess
Vaughan, Prescott; A. j. McClanahan,
Prescott; C. w. Ferguson, Caddo Gap;
f. A. Mccain, Prescott; H. NJ. Rid
gell, Prescott: j. w. Baker, Prescott;
II. C. Blakely, Prescott; j. T. Halcomb,
Prescott; o. Galloway, Eminent; j. f.
Moore, Prescott; A. f. Galloway, Pres
colt; Miss Mary Weisiger, Prescott;
Miss Florence Weisiger, Hope; Miss
Maud Galloway, Emmet; Miss Mildred
Hamilton, Emmet; Miss Amah Jordan,
Emmet; Miss Mary Wick, Prescott; w.
n. Andrews, Prescott; c. M. Hirst,
Emmet; l.. f. Dowd, Magnolia; Miss
Irene Murry, Emmet; Ansy Honea,
Gale; Miss Ismay Mcdaniel Gale;
Miss Irene Williams Gale; Miss Iona
Tomlin, Gale; Miss Gussie Hale, Sayre
Harvey Hale, Prescott; Julia Bradley,
Bluff City; L. E. Steed, Gale; f. L..
Smith, Rosston; w. H. Atkins, Whelen
Springs; C C. Starnes, Bluff City; Joe
Meador, Bluff City; Miss Eunice
White, Prescott; T. 0. Mcdaniel, Gale :;
Mrs. Mcdaniel, Gale; Leila Westmore-
land, Gale; J. c. Tompkins, Laneburg;
Miss Mamie Smith, Prescott; Miss
Ruby Mendenhall, Rosston; Miss Alice
Dixon, Rosston; Miss Lottie Hollamon,
Rosston; Miss Winnie Haynie, Ross
ton; Miss Olylie Cantley, Prescott;
Miss Ola Sweeney, Gale; Miss Louise
Scott, Prescott; Otis Holloway, Ross
ton; Mrs. j. W. Tavenner, Prescott;
C. C. Calhoun, Prescott; f. B. Jones,
Hope; Pink w. Taylor, Rosston; r. L.
Wortham, Rosston; W. s. Roe, Pres
colt; w. O. Waters, Rosston: Miss
Snow Cooper, Prescott; w. N. Butcher,
Rosston; Miss Maud Orr, Rosston;
Electa Luck, Rosston; Mollie Luck,
Rosston; Octa Luck, Rosston; Miss
Winnie Young, Prescott; Nee. Shell,
Gale; Lemma Wortham, Rosston; j.
B. Mcclure, Prescott; G. N Starnes,
Bluff City; Miss Hattie NJ. Blake,
Prescott; Jim Purtle, Prescott; Katie
M. Tyree, Emmet; E. H. Weavr, Mt
Moriah; E.V. Gill, Gale; Miss Joan Nc
Cain, Prescott; Miss Zavanna Reeves,
Rosston; C. f Newth, Prescott; Miss
Matte Hamilton, Emmet; Carl Num-
Rosston.
1t is conceded fact that educa-
tional advantages are advancing every
day. The large attendance and en-
thusiasm at the present institute is
evidence of the rapid advancement of
Our educators