The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-29
TELCHeRS' INSTITUTE
 IN SESSION HERE
CAMPAIGN FOR FOOD PREPARED NESS, THRIFT, COMMUNITY AC. TlVTtES AND ARKANSAS
 SCHOOL LAWS.

The opening session Of the GarlanO County Teachers Institute at the Jones school yesterday was marked with many lively discussions Much in- terest is promise throughout the five days meeting The registration t is hoped will exceed that Of last yea., when 203 teachers enrolled Many visiting and local teachers are attend ing and many more are expected to arrive today over the M,, D. X c. ran road The work begins ar s o'clock and continues during the forenoon. Supt. David A. Crockett is in charge.
 Invocation was offered by Rev NV M Hayes. The chorus singing of Ar hansas,' led by Miss McGee. musicui instructor, followed. brief address of high merit on the Qualifications ot the Ideal Teacher was made by Rev Hayes and received hearty applause The chorus ~inging the Star Spangled Banner was rendered with patriotic fervor This concluded the opening ex- ercises
 Superintendent Crockett conducted the work in Theory and Art of Teacn. ing" winch became very animated, the teachers engaging in lively discussiolts This was also enliyened by the active | rart taken by Mir. Hillary, county superintendent of Ray county, Tenn,s- see
 Following reg gistration and mtersns- | sion. there was chorus singing and a
 lovely vocal duet by Misses Muoren l Howe, and Alta McGee with Mrs. J.
 R. Johns at piano. l The work in Sanitation and Health was conducted by Superintendent l Crockett who acted as leader cee was ably as sisted by the teachers and
 Nely round table discussions proved
 Interesting and instructive.
 The feature Of he opening session ] today will be an address by Judge 1 Calvin T, Gotham, whose subject will 1 be "Preparedness.
 Today's program, Garland County
 Teachers Institute, is as follows: | Opening EXercises-P Prayer, Rev . M. Wyie; music Miss Alta McGee, conductor chorus singing by institute. Theory and Art of Teaching" Supt. | D. A. Crockett
 Language and Composition"-Iea CTS, Miss Frances Smith and Mrs. 1 Houston Emory; assistants, Miss Teua Medication, Miss Frances C. Dureu and Mr. Augustus Phillips 'Agriculture,' Mir. w. II. Barton. fntermissiou.
 Music-Chorus singing ed by Miss | IMcGee, vocal solo, Miss Doris File man.
 Methods in Reading" g"-iI .eader Miss
 Edith Holland; assistants. Mrs [. W. | Greer, MT O. C. Hughes. Miss lla Mo-
 Carley Mi,s Carrie Smith and Mir T. C. W illbams.
 Sanitation and Health"-'Leader, l Mir Farmer Tacektt: assistants, Mir D. k. Hignght, Mss Effie Sullivan, Mir 1 Charles Henderson. Miss Kate Tarpley
 and Mir Nat Burgess. | Methods in Geography y'-Mrs. Leila COnte and Mir Garuett BMughton l Community Activities" - Leader
 Mr Hou on Emory Mir Albert Kemp, Mir J. A. Chitwood and Miss Mamie | Henderson.
 Thrift Leader, Mr J. E Johns ass stants, Mrs Minnie P. Orr, Mir w.
 R. WarIord, AIr Emory Martin and Mr. Tom Massey.
 Schoolroom Methods and Manage. ment"-Leader, MT Steele Kennedy;
 la ssistants. Miss Clara Wugfed, Mis- lOliyia Teabue. Miss Louise Moore
 head Mir Charles Afford and Miss Mil dred Howell.
 Daily Program Leader Mir. Chas
 Alison assis'a ants, Mrs. Gladys Lyons
 Mr. J. l. Herndon and Mrs Ava Camp bell
 "Arkan-as School I.aws'--Mr n. A lTrockett.