The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-04-26
STRONG FACULTY FOR
WINTHROP SUMMER SCHOOL


For the benefit of the people of our
State and adjoining states President
d. B. Johnson announces his strong
faculty of noted educators for the
summer school.
This is one of the largest and
strongest faculties the summer school
has ever had Nothing is being left
undone to meet the needs Of all those
wishing information in all lines of
knowledge.
Faculty: David Bancroft Johnson,
a M, LID, President; w. G. Gag
ley, Ph.D., Cornell university; Ruth
Potwine Bartlett, Physical Education; !;
Florence w. Bates, Modern Langu-
ages; Andrew jackson Bowers, ID,
Latin; Wilfred Laadan Brooker, a
M, A 'ebra, Geometry, Trigonome-
try; 7, Thompson Brown, A. NJ, Eng
hsh; Mary Brown, Training School;
Nancy Boyer, Manual Training; Nan
cy G. Campbell, Pianoforte, Pipe Or
gan; Edna F. Goth, Househould Sci
ence; E. C. Coker, Physics, Astron-
oIny; A. B. Cooke, American Consei,
Lecturer; Lillian A. Crane, Express
sion; Henry S. Curtis, Ph.D.. Organ
ized Flay; Ida j. Dacus, Library
Methods; T, c. Daniel, English; All
ME ". Dunn, Art; S. H. Edmunds,
Lift D., English, Education; Frank
Evans, Geography, Photography;
Mrs. Emma A. Fox, Noted Parliamen-
tartan, Lecturer; Sarah l. Grant,
Training School; Henry D. Guelich,
Mrs. Doc, Music Appreciation; Kata
crime B. Hayward, Surgical Dre@5ing,
Red Cross; Helen F. Hill, Education;
James P. Kinard, Ph.D., Education;
John +. Kirk, President, Kirksyills
State Normal; Jenne V. Latimer, Ru-
re. Sociology; Mary MacDougall. NJ
S., Biology; Minnie Macfeat, Kinde1-
garten; Willis Delbert Magginis, =.
A., Educaticn; Thomas s. Meadows.
A. NJ, Agriculture: Mary Mckenna.
Home Nursing; A. Winton Parks,
Training School; Caroline NJ. Riker,
Manual Training; Leila A Russell,
Rural School Problems; Harry 0.
Sampson, Agriculture; Marion E
Satterwhite, Art; Rachel Schwab, a.
NJ, Physical Education; c. Alphonsc
Smith, LID, A. NJ, Ph.D., Lecturer,
Charles Foster Smith, LID, Lee
tcrar: Henry N. Snyder, NJ. A, Lift
D, LID, Lecturer; Bessie H. Ster-
ritt, Penmaship; Emily Stribling,
Household Science; Ida M. Tarbell,
Lecturer; Roy z. Thomas, A NJ. Ph.
D.. Chemistry, Geology; J. w. Thoni-
soa, Education; Daniel Duncan wal
lace, A. NJ, Ph. D., History; James
E,..I:otttt Wa!r,sley, A. NJ, Ph.D., His
tory. Political Science; Belle VIII
Jams. Bird Study; Alebrt E. Winship,
Editor of Journal of Education, Lee
trrer; Williams Writ, Originator Of
the Gary System; Sarah Withers,
Primary Methods; Ella Flagg Toung,
Former President of the N. E. A;
Louise Yoder, School Music.
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An humble Methodist minister in
Topeka, Kan, offered this prayer at
his morning ser~ics last Sunday:
20, Lord.
Thou knowest
That If this German Kaiser,
His war lords and effcers
Shall all be slain tomorrow
We shall rejoice
Nobody has yet accused this good
brother of lacking Christian spirit.
So far as we are concerned, all We
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Hiss Rebecca Wicker has returned
home, her school at Blenheim having
closed for the season
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Harmon of Pros
perity spent the weekend in the city
with her parents, Chief and Mrs. e.
l.. Rodelsperger, and Mrs. E. P. Nor
rds, Mrs. Harmon's sister OF Pros
perity, is spending the week here with
her parents"
Miss Selma Crotwell Of the Wo-
mans College of Due West spent ths
the weekend at home.Tcor the State.
Mr.. 8. S. Langford returned Wed
nesday from a business trip to New
berry and characteristics, st.
George, Eagle.