The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-10-19

ence and addresses at our next training
course. We also greatly appreciate the
presence Of State Superintendent VIII
son and enjoyed his excellent address.
4th. We, the teachers of Carter
County Association. realize that there
are now iarger demands made upon
teachers than ever before. We realize
that it is the paramount duty of every
teacher to not only teach loyalty and
patriotism in our schools, but to be
a living embodiment of the same in
our personal lives. And that no teach
er should consider himself worthy of
membership in the profession who is
not 100 per cent American by precept
and example and is not willing to give
his utmost endeavor to bringing about
harmony out of discord and promoting
peace, contentment, unity, and loyalty
in every phase of institutional life in
America
WE RECOMMEND: list. That all
teachers of Carter county become mem
bers of the teachers associations.
md. That, if schools remain in ses-
sion on holidays exercises be held,
appropriate to the occasion; if schools
are dismissed, that the teachers at
tend some teachers meeting in session
az that time; and that no teacher use
the holiday to make up lost time.
3rd: We recommend that the county
superintendent or the committee ap.
pointed by him select a uniform series
Of notices, to be used by the teachers
in their schools, throughout the county.
lth: We recommend that all the
teachers do all in their power to beau
tify the grounds and school rooms OK
buildings where they teach; that they
strive to awaken and stimulate a civic
pride in the same; that trees in the
memory of the soldiers of the school
district be planted in the school yard
of that district.
5th: We recommend that the teach
ers help raise the fund to erect the
monument to the Carter county soldiers
who fell in the late war; this monu'
ment to be erected in Ardmore.
9th: We recommend that all teach
er-s of the county attend the course
in Nitalized Agriculture at the sum
mer normal schools.
7th: We recommend that com
mittee of five be appointed to take
charge of the fair program of the
county schools; that a committee of
three he appointed to re.write the con
stitution and bylaws of the Carter
County Teachers Association.
Sth. We recommend that to the
teachers of the county that we strive
to demonstrate greater spirit OF 10y
atty to our county superintendent by
faithfully and punctually attending all
meetings called by him in our inter
est; and striving with him in every
way to bring our county schools to a
greater degree of efficiency.
Teachers i'm Training Course
Mr.. and Mrs. r. \. Murchison. Steve
Williams, j. 7. Spears, Paul Michael,
Robt. Michael Miss Velma Lynch, Fay
Stanford Mrs. Minnie Loggans, Mrs.
Mary Y. Marvin, Miss OZelle Parker,
Miss Jewell Williams, Miss Alma Jones,
Miss Glee Rogers, Miss Itoma Darling,
Miss Mae Williams, Miss Nellie Mae
Tnlman. Miss Gladys Holland, Miss
Bette Peak, Miss Marion Scott, Miss
Mary Lee, Miss Eunice Scott, Miss
Genicve Jones, Miss Alpha Bell Clark,
Mrs. j. Il. Brady, G.. C. Adams, II. A.
Barber, Mrs. Barber, Miss Bonnie Dus'
ton. Miss Bryan Duston, Mrs. Minnie
NJ. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. c. 5. Watson,
Miss Won Holland, Miss Alpha Elkins,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Wilson, Mrs. II.
p Zaneis, Mrs. l.. Fronterhouse, Miss
Gertrude T.. Lewis, Miss Eula Mash,
Miss Hazel Winder, Miss Elite Ward,
Mrs. o. A. Strange, Miss Della Ray,
Miss Alpha Elkns, ]. f. Steel, Miss
Grace Garrett. Ed Clendenin, Miss
LonZelle Ashby, Miss Ford f. Barry,
Miss Ruth Murray, Miss shdie Ry-
burn. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul X, Patton,
Chas. r. Conley, r. +, Jones, Miss
Molly Cox, Miss Gladys Fischl, Miss
Matte Veal. A. Il. Dickson, r. b.
Brown, j. w. Ryle, Miss Mary Down
tain. Mr.. and Mrs. f.. II. Black, j.
Rushing Halbrook, Miss Floy Blair,
Miss Ethel Adair, Miss Annie Western,
Miss Elizabeth Settle Johnston. Mrs.
Eunice Joyce, Miss Minnie Stong, Miss
Marie Phelps, Miss Leila Foster. Miss
Vera Fisher, Miss Lenore Joy McElroy,