County negro teachers will meet at
the Zion A. M. E. church. Sessions
of the city teachers' institute will
be held at the John Herbert Phillips
High school for five days.
Two assembly periods will be held
for city school teachers during the
morning hours, except on Monday
morning, which will be devoted ex
clusively to enrollment of teachers
and addresses of welcome by Mrs.
Mary Echols of the city commission.
Dr. X. R. Baker of the county boarcL
of education and Fran^ D. McArthur
of the city board of education.
The program for the first day’s
session is as follows: Welcome to
teachers; invocation; songs by the
teachers; led by C. G. Bandman, ac
companied by Miss Sarah Dryer; vo
val solo, "Homing." Miss Sarah
Hodges; welcome address by repre
sentatives of the city commission and
board of education. Dr. C. FT. Glenn,
superintendent of the public schools,
will preside.
Several changes and new* method
In work and instruction will b£ ex
plained to the teachers. During the
latter part of the* week the various
schools will be open for inspection by
the teachers. Lunch will be served
daily in the new kitchen of the Phil
lips school.
The opening address for county
teachers at the First Met hoist
church will be delivered by R. FT.
Tidwell, to be followed by talks
on administration by Dr. N. R.
Baker. Dr. J. S. Thomas will ad
dress the white teachers Monday
afternoon. Several other addresses
on various subjects will be delivered.
The negro teachers will be ad
dressed Monday afternoon by J. D.
Carter, following discussions of va
rious problems during the morning
session. Miss FTlizabeth Pollard,
Miss Margaret MoAdory and Mrs. FT.
B. Erwin also will address the negro
teachers during the first day’s
session.
