Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-11-23
.,rro,AL MEETING HELD AT
EDl l'N'l CHARLESTON.

s.,.s EDUCATIONAL meeting was
Inc ., '.-,,~4-..ston. this State, last
ns.r md .r atracted Statewide atten-
s'.N, ,-,o-g those interested IN the cd
t'a ~.. sue. ..ry.t.es OF west virginia
g.-...55,, meetings of the State edu-
Sss.-.''. ...o.iation were held on Fri
t-'. ..-'t, ,-a-, attended by practically all
d. - 5uJ teachers who went to
OF -, ~ .or the annual convention.
I'-.''JE,,n han % separate sessions were
M@' I'D % All available meeting places
hs'I a.T .,,, we're utilized. Most of the
u W, cs we're held in the high school
n'S'%st 'Cssntr,I Junior high school build
~, az; The problems OF teaching var
.-sy .ass subjects in the different schools
y, ~ ,bs State we're discussed. An IN
o. ;S, Wv w9s extended TO the English
".bsrs M.-J,s nresent to hold their meeting
Io,,,,Lersburg next year, and accept
u , runhcr of divisional meetings
e. ~. held in the high school building.
80 these was Normal schools, w.
a. n''S'IT White. Shepherdstown, chairman,
IL. ~ p,reI Ice. Fairmont, secretary.
a. q. srst annual convention came to a
,.., '.. at4 o'clock on Saturday. One of
re most interesting features OF the
r,sq,inp was q luncheon held by Shep-
b",I Collcge graduates and those who
E,rs Iecn connected with the inStitu-
.:a, IN the raSt and AT the present
.;rs brief account of the affair is
as follows:
An interesting social feature of the
s3pration association meeting was the
Sberheri College alumni luncheon at
the business and professional women's
rlrh which was attended by 81 persons.
Nccrryinp the central table was the
chairman, H. A. Rice; chairman-elect,
n Lambert: secretary elect, Ruth
ljcklider. and guest of honor, Thomas
c. Miller.
Following the luncheon, talks were
siyen BY |. D. Muldoon, State super
visor Of rural schools; w. H. S. White,
rresident of Shepherd College, and
lines S. Lakin, president of the board
Of control.
Mr. Lakin said Shepherd College has
much pep" and that he regards the
institution as his mother-in-law.
Thomas c. Miller spoke of his eleven
years service at Shepherd College as
being the eleven happiest years of his
fe
Mr.. White told what the institution
is doing today and asked the co-opera-
tOn Of the alumni.
Mr.. MuliOOn spoke of the rural
schools, their needs and what "wonder-
tul opportunity" for service is pre-
sented in rural school work.
Alumni, we want to meet you all
next year in Wheeling, 100 per cent
strong was the farewell greeting.
The guests were:
Eula Hickman, Hardy; Mrs. Harvey
Hutchinson, Hampshire; Miss Addie
Ireland, Jefferson; H. A. Rice and wife,
Nicholas; Mrs. Robert Schneider, JEFF
ieTson; BeSS Johnson and friend, Mrs.
Mary Johnson Scanlon, Edgar C. Law
son and wife, Miss Arvella Peters,
Hampshire; Grace Stalnaker, Anna
heIm' Randolph; Mary Williamson,
Jefferson; Adah Mason, Berkeley;
Christine Walper, Jefferson; Leona
russ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas c. Miller,
D. w. Bond, Beckley; Bessie Lick
Iaer' Jefferson; Daisy Arnold, Mar
s1aIl; Harry White, Jefferson; F. O..
warner, Logan; B. L. Kimble, Mercer;
marian n Domer, Kanawha; Elsie
sutton Ruth Licklider, Jefferson; Lula
tEary Meador, Summers; Allen Will
nnS' S' HARDY, Ray Powers, Mrs. Hattie
plg' pDICsnng' Hampshire; Ruth Ridgway,
SStrkeIey; E. A. Hawse, Geo. P. Ludwig,
mmaIay; Laura Neal, Fayette; Grant T.
movers Hardy: O. D. Lambert, Tuck
ct; Brown jenkins, Frank Shipe.
nary; Herbert NJ. Harr and wife
u iG'SeF James S. Lakin, Kanawha: w.
H. w., - White, A. J. Wilkinson, Harry
= WINE, Jefferson; Mrs. Jacob Krum-
.S;., st, FfGaa Iutwiler, w. R. Hill, Hamp-
cm. ,Ls Jessie Tyson, Morgan: wilbur
Run RRo''t.'qnpham, Randolph; Mr.. and Mrs.
Poy PoS. Ranial, Lula Davisson. Katrina
pp..u.eceaT5ner, Jefferson; Zula De-
In,s' ITasen' Esther Homer, Berkeley I;
V.r.a .g' rIynA, Pocahontas; Walter
So,'5 Sr,.s' Pend'eton; /. o. Taylor, Mrs.
'n-y n e. A, D Kenamond, Jefferson !;
/ io..,, D. ;M!uidoon, Mrs. C. w. Crowell'
Iot.. Is4..E Eo.iord, Kanawha; w. E. Herr