ARKANSAS TEACHERS
MEET AT LITTLE ROCK
.Arkansas Teachers' Association Will
Hold Annual Convention at
Little Rock Dec. 27-29.
The Executive Committee of the
Arkansas Teachers’ Association
recently met at Fort Smith and
laid plans for the next meeting.
The place selected is Little Rock
and the time December 27 29. An
unusually strong program is pro
vided, general in its character; the
problems of the town and city,
schools, of the rural schools and
of Ihe colleges and high schools all
receive due attention. it will in
terest all classes of teachers. The
rural teachers who have hitherto
not attended much should come in
large numbers, a whole day being
devoted to rural school problems.
The Rural School Commission
appointed a year ago, has its re
port ready. This will make the
meeting epoch making in educa
tional history. It promises to be
the most important educational
document submitted to the Associ
ation in years. This report alone S
is worth the trip. Not a teacher
should fail to hear if.
ihe officers are planning for a
large meeting. A county manag
er for each county has been ap
pointed. Dis duties are to adver
tise the nv.*pting in Ids county and
to see that it is well represented.
Enthusiastic letters are coming in
to the President from the County
Managers all over the State. <J.
S. Minmier, county examiner, pro
poses to head a large delegation
from Logan county. Prof. J. 1*.
Binghan of Atkins writes that
Pope will join in miking this “the
most successful in meting in the his
tory of the Association.” Prof.
D. L. Paisley is heart and soul for
the meeting and proposes that
Hempstead shall lead the state.
With seventy-five enthusiastic
county managers hard at work and
the executive officers pushing the
cause, we may expect a great |
gathering While salaries Ai’£*
poor and It Costs something to at
tend, the way to improve is to at
tend. With a thousand teachers
at Little Itock next December,
speaking as one man, the result of
the meeting can not be otherwise
than good.
“The meeting will be held in
the most beautiful auditorium in
the State, heated by the finest
plant in the State," says Superin
tendent Torreyson, of Little Hock. |
J. 11. Kkynoi.ds, Pres.
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The Rev. lrl K. Hicks Almanac
will not he published for 1006, but
his monthly journal. Word and
Works, h is been changed into a
large and costly magazine, and it ;
will contain his storm and weather
forecasts and other astronomical
features complete. The Novern
her number, now ready, contains
ihe forecasts from January to
June, 10o6. The January num
ber, ready December 20th, will
contain tlie forecasts from July to
IDecember, 1006. The price of
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whole year, and more complete
Ilian ever, can be had by sending
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WHAT TO TRACH A UIRL.
Te: ch her that 100 cents make
*1.
Teach her to wear a calico dress
and wear it like a queer.
Teach her to say "no" and stick
to it, or say “yes” and mean it.
Teach her to arrange the bed
room as well as the parlor or li
brary.
Teach her to dress for health
and comfort as well as for appear
ance.
Teach her how to darn stockings
sew on buttons and mend a glove.
Teach her to have nothing to do
with intemperate or dissolute
young men.
Teach her to observe the moral
habits and not money in selecting
her associates.
The old rule of “A place for
everything, and everything it its
place.”
Teach the more she lives within
her income the more she will save
for a‘‘rainy day.”
Teach her to cultivate the talent
she has and not waste time and
money on the talent she does not
possess.
Teach her to embrace every op
portunity for reading and to select
carefully the books that are ele
vating in their tone, and above all
avoid trashy novels.
GETS 21 YEARS.
Washington, Ark., Oct. 2>S.—
-let Lewis, charged with having
shot and killed Carl Michael, near
Ozan, on May 25, was today con
victed in the Hempstead circuit
court and sentenced to twenty-one
years in the penitentiary.
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SHORT ITEMS FROM
ALL OVER THE STATE
Items of General Interest Gathered
Fresh From the Columns of
the Daily Papers.
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Pine Bluff’s candy factory has
been started up again.
Deeds of trust and legal blanks
for sale at The Journal office.
I The Cave City High School has
155 pupils, 75 of whom are board
1 ers.
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The business men of Cave City
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are making an effort to establish a
bank there.
The number of men at work in
the railroad yards at Hoxie has!
been reduced. ,1
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About one hundred car loads of;]
apples has been shipped from Ben- |]
tonville this fall. i
11. \V. Tatum, near Veilvilie, 1
raised 100 bushels of potatoes on a '
quarter of an acre of ground.
I
YV. A. Hatcher and son of Mis
souii have recently invested *31,
000 in Lawrence county lands and
will improve them.
Frank Boyett, a Forrest City
boy, got his leg broken in two
places while playing with fchool
mates a few days ago.
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A party of men from Ozark
county, Mo., have gone to Searcy
county to look for hidden treas- ‘
ure, supposed to have been buried j
there before the war.
NOTICE.
Those knowing themselves in
debteJ to the estate of Dr. J. T.
Miller are respectfully notified to
make settlement by the first of
November, 1905, with J. H. \\ il
son, my collector.
Very respectfully,
Mus. Lkoka (J. Mii.i.kk,
Administratrix.
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