Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-08-21
INSTITUTE DIVISIONS
CI1sring the Entire Teaching Force for
This School Year.

1uC uESL hcclluk VI IuO bINA-
sion will be held at Pomona on Satur-
day, August l; that of the Second
Division at Woody, on Saturday,
Sept. z; of the Third Division at
Hales Chapel, Saturday, Sept. "a; of
the Fourth Division at Daysville on.
Friday night and Saturday forenoon
Sept. 27 and 28.
All the members of each division are
expected and urged to attend the
meetings of their own division and
as many of the other meetings as
they can.
The Field Workers belong to all the
divisions and will help at every meet.
ing. Educators from the State De-
partment and other state Institutions
are expected to attend some or all of
the meetings. The first session will
be devoted to general educational
meetings work, while the second ses-
sion will be given over to agricul-
tural, community, and Kindred subjects.
Entertainment will be provided for
by the good people Of every commun-
itv and large attendanceof the peo-
pie for miles around is confidently eX-
pected at each meeting. The school
patrons, the farmers, stock raisers.
teachers, pupils, club boys and club
girls, everybody Interested in civic
hetterment, are urged to come. Edu-
cational themes, timely farm topics,
canning demonstrations, domestic sci
ence, improved community life, and
many other vital topics will be dis
cussed by earnest workers and all the
people are to participate in the dis.
cussion. When the meetings are held
on Friday nights and Saturday morn
ings at different places on the rail
road, teachers wil be given Friday
afternoon and it necessary all the day
Friday to enable them to get to the
meeting. This applies to teachers ia
all divisions who are near enough to
the railroad to come. An educational
exhibit viii be given by the schools at
the coming County FAR, to the prep
aration of which The teachers are ex-
horted to apply themselves at once,
and Friday, the first day of the Fair,
will be a school holiday, and it is
hoped there may be-a large repre-
sentation of the school yeomanry on
that day.
First Division:
Flavla Converse, iChm. Pomona.
.hassie Seagraves, Daisy Chastain,
Dora Handy, E. K. Wharton, Har-
.riet Taylor, Helen Di, ION, II, II.
Vincent Mimi Dunbar. Grace LAIN
hart, MIS-. C. f. ,Keyes. Frances
Cope, M. L. Taylor. Emma Dodge,
Lora Suttle, Mertie B9rgess, Ava
Kidwell.
Second Division
Addie Henry, Chm., Isoline, W.
+. BALDWIN, Mack Henry. Eliza Morris,
Ruth DeRossett, Norman Jabor, W. !
J. Turner, Nancy Anderson, Susie
Dorothy Dayton, "A. 8. Green.
1nlfo DIVISION.
James Tucker, Cnm. Nandever,
Matte Norris, Eva Selby. Lp'u Bor-
den, Carrie Murphy, Viola Rhea,
Minnie Chastain, Josephine Rupp,
Jane Harris, Mark Tucker, May
Wilson, Cora Richardson. sEattie
Webb, Hattie Thompson, Thos. Ker-
ey, Atlas Tucker.
Fourth Division
Frank March, Chm, Ozone, Alice
Jernigan, Edna Tanner. lone Cline,
Burke Manning, Clara Tanner. I
Juanita Manning. Lola Wooten, Ma :
,el TaIley. Fred Handy. Ruth Dav- {
,pport. Forrest Kemmer, Mae {
Brown, G.. W. Davenport, Mrs. 4
lula Wilson, Amanda KemMer, Anne {
Melvin, Carinne Avery, W. C. Renfro.
Field Workers: (
A. j. Albertsen, Mrs. E. B. Cope, =
=. e. Converse, Frances Cope, W. q. 6
Adsmond, L. X Neal. ,
Resdectfully,