Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1924-09-04
BARBOUR COUNTY
q TEACHERS INSTITUTE
Assembled at Philippi High School
Building Last Week With Large
Attendance
(By w. al Street)

osAeuNS WhANu @RVHSu i8St Woituay
morning:
Women; Icie Bartlett, Monna Sylvia
Bartlett, Mrs. O. %. Baughman, Jessie
Beckman, Ada Myrtle Bottom, Bessie
Bottom, Winnie Mae Bottom, Belva
Brady, Mrs Jessie Hoover Bullough,
Dulla Cleavenger, Lulu Lota Coff-
man, Mrs. III. j. Corder, Elva Correll,
May Correll, Lucille Grim, Mrs. ID. e.
S. Grouse. Winifred Cruikshank, Avail
Eleanor Durrett, Kathleen Edwards,
Irene Eib, Jessie Ernst, Esther Fer
rell, Elsie May GALL Ginevra Gall,
Nellie Grace Gall, Mary Susan Gain
er, Wanda Gamer. George Lucille
Golden, Mrs. Zella Golden, Lenora
Hillyard, Ruth Hillyard, Beatrice
Hume, Ola Johnson, Rosetta Emily
Kazar, Ads Kittle, Gladys knight,
Orpha Sommons, Berta Marsh, Gay
Marsh, Otis Marsh, Bonnie Mason.
Mary Elizabeth Mcdaniel, Dorthea
Moore, Effie Il. Moore. Ada Bernicc
Mouser, Hazel Nestof, Myrtle VI Mes
tor, Lena Madge Paugh, Violeta
Phillips, Nevada Phillips, Villa AL
berta Pitts, Kathleen Polling, Leona
| INOiiIuhukht A-oNi ANo9tt huHuBHt Niilu-
red Rohrabaugh, Virginia Rollyson,
Elizabeth Rosenberger, Ermine r.
Ruckman, Goldie Scott, Dora B. Shat
fer, Bessie Shepherd, Virginia Shinn,
Lena Pearl Shomo, Edna Stalnaker,
Stella M. Stemple, Ada Mae Summers,
| Flora Sutherland Neva Switzer,
Ruby Talbot, Evelyn Virginia Teter,
Roma Ruwola Thompson, Pearl Holy
| field Thorn, Gladys Pauline Thorn
hill Alice Ware, Ada f. White, Lille
| A. White. See r. Wilmoth, Bernice
Louise Wilson, Lavinia Wilson, Mary
Ethel Wilson, Stell Hobson Wilson,
Pearl Combs, Lille Gay Moore, Ruby
X. Warren. Jessie Darling Whitehair.
Men; Ira L. Dadisman, ID. B. Polling,
Aaron O'Brien, Brooks 4. George,
Clarence r. Thornhill, Fred Ersil
Nestor, Dossie d. Bartlett, Albert r.
.Zinn, Clarence G. Mckinney, Russell
Hyre, II. A. Williamson, Maurice
Zinn, Paul P. Smith, J. d. Dadisman,
0. v. Daugherty, j. M. McVicker, A.
| B. CornwelI, viii H. Kennedy, Smith
w. Vince, James M Kennedy, Ray
mond Murphy, Ralph w. Moore, Aub-
rey Phillips, Aude Mouser, Forrest
4. Bartlett, Jesse d. Lang, LoId
Wayne Phillips, Delbert w. Wilmoth,
Fl. G. Robinson, Cara n. Shaw, o. J.
/ Woodford, Charles M Haddix, S. S.
| Strawderman, Edward G.. Paugh, G.
M. Gamer, Sherman TIL Polling, r.
Frank Stuart, Hobson d. Phillips,
Warren Phillips, Albert G. Jones, J.
Fl. Carpenter, j. Marcellus Smith,
Carroll H. TSrner, Ralph f. Gum,
William T. Boyles, Doyle Phillips, J.
AIdinee Shaw, Carleton w. Cook, w. A.
Street, Herbert H. Wentz, Aubrey e.
1'Boyles, Brooks sGoode, William B.
Baker, Clifford w. Polling, Gordon j.
Phillips, P. S. Butcher, Grover C.
Harris, Eldores l., knight, Goff Lem
mons, Carl B. Harvey, Ralph Durrett,
Harry H. Stalnaker, William Creole
Marsh, e. E. Adams, Ellis Noble
Marsh, Aria c. Casio, Frank Wilson,
Ferman Johnson, John Earl Stemple,
Olga O. Baughman, Glenn G. Douglas,
j. O. Thacker, Howard E. CornweIl,
Allen r. Chrislip, A. G. Hathaway,
Elmer Fl. Vince.
Institute assembled in the Philippi
high school auditorium on Monday
morning, with county superintendent
Baughman at the wheel with an en-
rollment of 81 women and rs men.
Professor C. I. Elder, of BeIington,
had charge Of the music with Miss
Lucy Woodford at the piano. Pro-
fessor Elder gave us an interesting
talk along musical lines.
| "Guide Me" was our first song by
the audinece with Elder leading.
Then came America" followed by
devotional exercise conducted by Rev.
Joseph Hoffman Of the First M. E.
church of Belington West Vir-
GINA Hills was sung.
Superintendent Baughman then
gave us few introductory remarks
and introduced exLState Superintend-
ent Thos C. Miller who made few
! chosen remarks.
| Dr. Choisman, of Buckhannon, our
English instructor, gave us very
interesting talk interspersed with
some amusing anecdotes. 1t looks
like he will be the "jolly man" of the
Institute.
| DR.. l.. B. Hill, of the State Uni
versity, gave us a talk on slogans.
For this term they will be 'sThoro-
| ughness, Constitution and Citizen
ship"
Monday Afterpoon
Institute opened by singing "Amer-
lea the Beautiful, sold Folks at
Home, Swinging Meath the Old
Apple Tree" by the audience, Ell
der leading.
| DR.. Miller, president of the Reading
Circle, gave us some valuable advice
on his work and road building in W.
Va and other things. DR.. Chisman
gave splendid discussion on The
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