Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-08-19
TEACHER AS A a.
COMMUNITY NUN! LEADER
gfic of Able Address By Hon.
( John holland at Morning
Session of Institute

Leafr" featured Tuesday mornings
sessfn of the annual Madison Coun-
ty Hachers' Institute. Prof. Eubank
condfted the devotional exercises
when the session opened at $3.50
o'clof and DR.. Myers led the musi-
cal pPgram.
MrNoland's address was enjoyed
and appreciated by all who heard him.
lie cfpared the teachers duty in
life tfhat of the parent to the child.
He sal that from the time of the
Hebref, that the two most fmpor-
tant III tors taught to humanity, had
been u bHellectuai and religious train
ing wlfh had been given to the
world the foundation thru the
teacherAof all ages to the children,
and iron the children to humanity.
iouchinaon the teachers compensa-
ton he Nd that all realize that it
mas ever ten inadequate, but that it
is not to measured by dollars and
cents, butthat public servants in
every phaA of life must give their
best and bfubjected to the greatest
injustice, b that they get their
satisfaction rom the fact that they
are able to Hch the handspring of
inspiration iAthe human heart and
awaken lat4 ability to GROW
mature and rfn to the richest and
hghest 1rultld Also as leaders, he
said that theAnust be interested
enough in theiWork to do th;ncs
40 them so welhat they will be USE
full to the publiat large. He said
the time has paed when the oood
things are done / localized b,,t that
they are given cthe county, to the
state, 70 tne WON at large and to
society, generality become the i'm
petus 70 those whhre unable to do
things originally. l holland dec1ar.
ed on his closing marks that itI
was pracelcaily tnrufe leadership of
the teachers of the brld that Tho
decision OF the war be. Especially f,
was it true of the 4,hers of tho ,
United States who VI able to MT
100000 men on thebattle front =
and to have ready 20d0o more if IL h
were necessary 70 usekm to stamp S
OUT mliltarism' degradPn and op-
preston.
After Mr.. Noland's a(ess q short
recess was taken. Ah roll call
the instructor took chaA and die. II,
cussed Reading" as TIL most inn. I
portant subject in the are curr;- Il
culum. I -
I Mrs. Charles Weaver, o\ou;sv;,Is D
representing the KentuckA,;ldrens, +
Home Society, gave a sho& &alk ~ II
behalf of the Home. She (ad +hot :
a committee be appointed 10 K
operate with the representa- e., "
the welfare of the childrenlf +h;s F,
nome. F.,
After short talk by SUI Ed B,
wards, the meeting adjourn for r;
he afternoon session. w
The Monday afternoon sesl of B.
he institute was opened blDr Ell
Myers, with discussion of thdto ne
Song, correlated with nature ~, Ga
md demonstrated by nature T. La
ie emphasized the Importance Oe
raining of the voice as to soft{ Te
nd sweetness, maintaining aA No
econdary issue that half physl WI
elf-control is obtained throHRe
hythmical practice. RIe
Prof. Eubank in taking charge fir
ne afternoon, discussed the int Il
ortance of Institute Week and ill.,
'ork for the good of the pupils. Hd
poke at length upon the daily prov
Gill Will Vic uSW UOOhS ana C10
ew subject, Agriculture, that has
cen introduced
After roll call and recess of 10
inutes, DR.. Myers took charge of
le music, with a very interesting !
'ogram, and a continuation of the
ote Songs
Mrs, Conn, of Louisville, followed
r. Myers. She urged the teachers !
organize thrift and war savings /
amps clubs in the schools of Madi-
n county, as thrift is one of the !
ost important questions before the
bile today. After the program for {
e next two day was read, the 7
eeting adjourned until Tuesday \
'fning ats8:30. T
The teachers who have registered I
: the institute are as follows:
Shearer, Mamie Bonny,
.ris B. Akin, Cora Dunbar, TX
rs. Della Williams, Elizabeth d
des, Audrey Wilson, Ada :,
nth, Ida Tribb1e, L. H. Mills, K
lry Boggs. Mary Bush, Mary
isOn Trihh1a eco 0f.Jt.n - 4