Evening journal., 1915-02-17
MAKING READY FOR
1915 SUMNER SCHOOL
Several New Instructors
Will Be on the Staff
This Year
BISHOP KINSMAN
IN LECTURE COURSE

Special to HE ENENlNN JOlhN Al
NEWARK. Del. Feb. l7.-Dr Sam
uel C. Mitchell. director Of the Della
ware College Summer School is max
ing plans for the school, which opens
on June 2S and closes August g..
There is a bin in the present Legis-
lature increasing the amount of the
appropriation for the summer school
and should this bill go through plans
for the school will then soon be com
pieted
This will make the third year for
the summer school and IL is becoming
an important matter to the teachers
of Delaware and those who expect to
take up teaching as their vocation.
BY agreement with the State Board Of
Examiners credit will be given this
year on certain conditions or teach
ers' certificates for courses passed at
the summer school Any one who
passes In one or more Of the courses
in drawing. agriculture. school man
agement and methods of teaching viii
receive credit on a teachers ccrtif-
cate. provided he, or She pursues four
courses at the school in addition TO
drawing or vocal music. Following
the April teachers examinations. each
county superintendent will give each
applicant who does not get certiii-
cate a list of the studies in which he
or she has failed. If these subjects
are passed at the summer school, the
applicant will receive credit for them
on his or her certificate
Ia. To fhr hNFo af the
faculty OF Delaware College and the
Women's College who will teach in
the summer school the director has
engaged Miss Hilda Brust. of Hagers-
town. Md. who taught last year in
the school. to teach primary methods
again this year. and Professor j.
Frank Jones Of the Wilmington High
school. to assist in the English work.
Miss Rich. Of the Womens College,
will give courses I'm education.
Several new features are being
Planned for this year. There will
be at least three Saturday trips TO
places of historical interest There
will also be a meeting of the New
ark Parent-Teachers Association. I'm
charge of the president. which will
be an illustration of what is prac-
ticable for the average community to
under take in the way of music, plays,
rocitations. otc.
Tho Rev Walter G. Haupt. rector
Of ST. Thomas Episcopal Church, has
sent out cards announcing that
Bishop Frederick J. Kinsman. will
give three lectures on the Old Testa-
ment in the Church In the first three
Friday Of Lent at 7.3O o'clock in
the evening The lecture next Fri
day night will be on "rhe Literature
Of the Old Testament:" February &c
THE Old Testament as the Recor,
of a Progressive Revelation and or
March g. "The Old Testament n
Record Of the Messianic hope.
Bishop iKnsman will meet members
OF the congregation or any Of The
students Of the two colleges in The
parish house following his lectures
In ST. Thomas Episcopal Church
parish house on Monday evening. Mrs
Charles W. Colmery. one Of the teach
ers in the Sunday school, gave de-
lielnful valentine social to members
of the school and their friends. The
evening was passed playing games
after which Mrs Colmery served re
frcshments.
The Newark New Century Clul
save a poultry and pancake suppei
Ia the banquet room Of the Oper'
House last night. Several hundro,
persons enjoyed the fine supper serv
! ed and tho proceeds will go TO tn
I clubs building fund
The meeting of the New Centur,
Club was held at the home of Mrs
Harry Bonham this week. IN
hcstesses being Mrs Bonham, Mrs
! =. Laurence Smith and Miss Mar,
Johnson. Miss CaudCll. OF the Wo
mems College. read an interesting pa
per on Women As Spenders," and
social hour followed