The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1918-08-23

Study, that was heard with atten-
ton. His manner of handling the
subject was simple and instructive,
Prof McIenry Rhoads, Superin-
tendent of the Frankfort City Schools
was here Wednesday. He explained
the objects and purposes of the Smith
Hughes law that has to do with teach
ing agriculture i'm the schools willing
to take advantage of it. The Fords-
VILE graded school, has qualified for
federal aid under that law.
Mrs. Lucille Brogan Jones, of
Galloway county, superintendent
western division of Kentucky moon
light schools, appeared before the In
stitute and made an interesting out
line of the objects and purposes Of
the movement. She referred espe-
cially to the purpose of teaching SOL
diers and their parents to read and
write that they may find correspond
ence a personal pleasure. She said
il required about three months long
err to train an illiterate than an edu-
Gated soldier. and referred to the
economy for the government in pre-
pairing, in the Moonlight schools, the
prospective soldier to read and write.
Eighty common school graduates
were awarded diplomas Wednesday
might.
| Mrs. w. L. Mills. of Daviess coun-
Ity. local superintendent of the Moon
Hight school movement, is present at
| the Institute.
Superintendent Howard will pre-
sent appropriate banners to Division
3, for furnishing the greatest num-
Der of common school graduates, 81.
of of any separate division. and to
| Herbert district for the greatest dis
trict number of graduates. s.
The Institute will adjourn this af-
ternoon.
The following named teachers are
in attendance at the Institute:
Graded Schools. +. Bruner.
Leila Glenn, Belle Walker, Margaret
Williamson, j. T. Hoagland, Norine
Barnett. Clifie Felix. Elizabeth
Moore, f. E. Tartar. Irene Taylor,
Ellis Sandefur. c. X. Carson. Addie
Bell Taylor, Warren Peyton, c. f.
Allen. Mrs. c. +. Allen, Rowena
Rowe, d. II. Vass, Mary Haggard,
Pearl Brown. Winnie Wilson, Mrs.
Maude Mcclellan, Myrtle Taylor, Roy
Foreman, Irene Rhoads, Ida Mat
thews.
Common Schools. w. Odell, /
Mayme Shown. Maude Miller, CORN
Flener, Mrs. w. l.. Miller, Clara
Crabb. Stanley Murphy, Alva Simp-
son, Mrs. Earl Chick, Margaret Card !
well, o. n. Stewart. s. w. Taylor, /
Mrs. /. S. Mason, Mabel Russell,
Edith Austin, Ray Stewart, f. l..
Sandefur, Bertha Westerfield, Ernest
Wilson, y. l.. Ross, Henry Barnes,
Mrs. o. n. Stewart, Bessie Hazelrigg,
Imogene Plummer, Carrie Southland =.
Heber Midkiff. Bertha Brown, Mrs.
Grace Tilford, Ray Thomas, Cola
Wedding, Mrs. Crecy X. Haynes,
Mary Daniel, Rhoda Whitehouse, Mrs.
Eva Hamilton, Eunice Wright. Jesse
NARROW. Mrs. o. w. Duff. Jesse Pet
ty. Mrs. Bessie Keene, Ethel Muffett.
Mary Davidson, Mrs. Myrtle Armendt.
Lettie Bell, c. b. Shown, Zoda Ray
mond, Helen Riley, Marlissa Foster,
Irene Ward. Dudley Westerfeld. lone
Hedrick, Josephine Hoover, Matte
Baltzell, Beulah Moore, Eva Thomp-
son, Susie Raymond, Pauline Rhoads,
Cora Thomasson, Gentry Funk, Arna
Purcell. Eva Owen. Marshall Grove,
Gertrude Taylor, Ona Rogers, Lola
Westerfeld, Mrs. Pearl Ferguson,
Andy Humble. Mrs. Marion Stone M.
T. Gentry, Ruth Foreman, Ethel Gil
lin, Katie Swihart. Evelyn Foreman,
Sadie st. Clair, Monnie Mcdaniel,
Claude Park. Mack Martin, o. B.
Cole, Cessna Shuts. Cliffie Austin,
Mrs. Ethel Royal. Edna Black, Mrs.
Birdie Midkiff, Otis Stevens. Madge
Hoover. Ray Cook, Maude Stewart,
May McCrocklin, Mrs. Lon White,
Mrs. Cleo Frymire, Noah Legrand,
Everett Bratcher, Alice Taylor, Wems
Park, B. H. Morris. Muriel Wilson,
l.. l.. Embry. Anna Robinson, e. F.
Lilies, Mrs. Luana Rowan, Fannie NJ.
Paris, MARITIME Taylor, Earl Smith,
Jesse Byers, Margaret Tomerlin, Err
ma Boswell, Anna Carter, Ethel Rus
sell, Arvin Leisure, Athel Woods,
Beulah kindly, Mamie Williams,
Ruth Godsey, Elsie Wise, Norine
Coleman, Mrs. Lula Fulkerson, Eula
Woosley. w. S. Hill, Orville Weller,