Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-08-30
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

The teachers institute for Jeffer
son county convened in Shepherds
town, Monday morning at ten O'Clock
in the college auditorium, and was il
session until Friday afternoon
There were 121 teachers enrolled
The opening devotional exercise;
Monday morning were conducted BY
Rev. |. D. NORMAN. Prof Thos. C
Miller, former president of Shep
herd College, then introduced the in
structors, both of whom Mr.. Miller
had known before in his wide ex
perience as an educator, one of then
having been former student of his
The regular instructors for the weel
were Mr.. H. B. Work, Of Lancaster
Pa, and Miss Nellie Holcomb, Of
Sutton, w. Va, who was music di
rector. Besides the regular instruc
tors, there were special instructors or
different subjects present each day
On Monday there was present Mr.
W. S.Deffenbaugh, of the Bureau Of
Education, Washington, D. C. Or
Tuesday there were interesting talk:
on historical subjects by Dean j. M
Callahan from our State University
The other special instructor.
throughout the week were from the
Department of Agriculture and the
Department of Education ane
Health.
! The following is the enrolment
of the teachers who attended the in
stitute:
Women-White.
J Estelle Aldridge, Olive B. Athey
Mrs. Annie d. Baker, Abbie Banks
Mildred Banks, Katherine Baylor
Bessie B. Bell, Margaret C. Bishop
Ollie Blessing, Mary Katherine Bos
well, Katherine Boxwell, Ell;
Braady, Grace Buhrman, Jessie D
Cockrell, Rose L. Cockrell, Ola Vir
ginia Conner, Myrtle Iva Mae Costel
! la, Sallie E. Craighill, Frances z
Daley, Nellie o. Dick, Kathryn Don
ley, Mary Donley, Anna M. Eichel
berger, Mary v. Engle, Julia C. Fer
,rell, Sarah Folk, Dorcas Golladay
Mary Bowen Grantham, Florence M
Grubbs, Bessie G. Henkle, Doroth,
". Henkle, Ethel G. Henkle, Mar!
Va. Henkle, Julia L. Hill, Mary T
Howell, Elsie May Hummer, Ella M
Kelsey, Phoebe Virginia Knott, Rutl
E. Knott, Ellen Virginia Koonce
Hattie Young Koonce, Pauline S
/ Koonce, Thelma Page Koonce, Ethe
/ Scott La Boytaux, Mile A. Ian
caster, Luceeea T. Logan, Evelyn T
Logan, Hazel Irene Martin, Beatric,
D. Miskimon, Mary Katherine Needy
i Texana Strobe Nicewarner, JUL;
Ferrill Phillips, Martha M. Phillips
I M. Blanche Pine, Gertrude M. Pol
hamus, Helen L. Reed, Elinor Vir
ginia Rider, ]. Louise Rightstine, Id;
P. Russell, Edna H. Seibert, Eleano
i Worthington Selden, Meta B
Shirley, Lille V. Stanley, Laura w
F, Strider, Mrs. Lola Tabler, Ruth A
Taylor, Cora E. Thomas, Partheni,
M. Thomas, Mabel L. Thomson, Sar.
R. Tice, Mary Margaret Waddy
! Florence C. Webster, Esther v
Weist, Eleanor /. Williams, Olive L
Wiltshire, Ruth M. Woman.
Men-White.
Humphrey X. Amber, G. T. Hart
zell, Ben. Franklin Higgs, Obed Viii
! bur Johnson, George Thomas Knode
William Clayton Myers, JOSEPH
Ronald Otto, John Selden, Hammont
Staley, Chauncey B. Stewart, J. R
Ware, Freel Gardner Welshans
Harry S. White, Charles Richar,
Davis.
Women-Colored.
Amanda E. Arlington, Juanit,
After, Amelia M. Carter, Cerell'
Page Craven, Margaret Whimb
Evans, Celia B. Jackson, Arianni
Johnson, R. Edith johnson, Odetta v
Johnson, Emma R. Laws, Mar,
Whimbs Page, Elzenia Elizabetl
Parritt, Irma Moselle Snonden, Inc
Johnson Saunders, Annie Watkins
: Mabel S. Young.
Men-Colored.
John Wesley, Branson, Edwar,
Lee Braxton, Bernald M. Dennis
Carroll L. Dennis, William Howar,
Dennis, Dewey William Fox, Charlie
William Herbert, Walter A. Hope
well, Philip ackson, Earl Dean John
son, John Wesley Harris, Rober
Edward Mcdaniel, Clarence T. Nap
per, j. E. Robinson, Lawrence [
Taylor.
COOLEST WINTER IN Is YEAR.
COMING.
Gus Luckenbill, weather prophe
of the Philadelphia and Readin,
Railway Company, at Pottsville, Pa.
declared that the coolest winter in 81
years is approaching. There will b,
numerous billiards., he warns rail
road men, when it will be difficult t,
keep traffic open. Luckenbill, VIII
is employed in the big classification
yards of the Reading at st. Glars
has correctly prognosticated weatheI
conditions for years, and is onl,
known to have been wrong once.