Semi-weekly Independent, Volume 2, Number 31, Plymouth, Marshall County, 26 February 1896 — Page 8

TEACHERS MEET.

Fourth Annua

on ii 1 y Teacher' ssui.t in. The Marshall county teachers

in session I ridav

opera house, at lu o'clock. Xotwith-

WIv ARE Still Keeping Store at the Same Old Stand,

utc Hint we ;iiv Keeping the sunn u'oods. Oh. no; they

conference in convention assembled, in the room of the W. ('. T. I'., this 27th

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, Hion of i;irii:iii i iiav oi .Jan. IV.;. iiave atiixeu our names i

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morning at t lie graph L' I, article I. we have some very ' , . . !

nlain facts tor our preachers and people mu umilimiih I'M uue mm-:

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standing the cohl weather ami the un-j among which are: "It can never ne comfortable condition of the room, the le-alizeti without sin." and "we hold

morning session was fairly attended. uai no , emuer ol u.e ... v , ...,..... , ..f .,, on After invocation by Key. llothenber-! consistently contribute by voice, vote ? J-j ' t V ger.musicwas rendered bv the audi- j " ii.ilnem-e to the perpetuation a,wl , CM Mil llr 111 i'W'l (ll. 0 A . fill .I".' I .111.1 ll.ill-lll.lt .mf I.LI. It.llM-.LIIl '

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i. .d whiuk .v... i I ( Ii I Ml I lllv.llll. Ulli I I H HCl world that the church of (lod ought 1 1 1 1 ( 1 1 1 tOO

ue Known always ami eerywneieas me relentless and uncompromising foe of, this ungodly business, and that it is the j duty of every christian to wage cease- j less warfare against it; and, j

Whereas. We have been waiting with

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ence. President Martin made some introductory remarks, explaining certain parts of the constitution governing the association. The regular work of the institute began with a paper. "Conscious Correla turn," by .Miss Anna Daugherty. of the

I 'lvinouth hiirh school

EVERY MONDAY WE GET! A BARGAIN FOR YOU. ! i Tlu iohhers always Imvcj

IU1UIUII 111,11 . j - 111 1 i Ihr i.ui.er was verv interesting and ! Christian patience for our ministry of SOlllC 0(1(1 lots to close at ill

instructive, setting forth ma pleasant the M. K. church in Argos to raise its j nom j na price, ail(l tllCll WC

take them in and have thcinj ready for you at a small ad-;

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voice against this dreadful monster evil,

but have not been permitted to

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or form of hostility as advised in the j VJUICC. Coillf 111 SI lit above resolutions of our discipline; and, ! SOI110 JlWilV.

Yours trulv.

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way many ideas concerning the great uestion of correlation, which is at present agitating the minds of the teachers throughout the land. A discussion of the paper was U d by Prof. Jacob Mar

tin followed bv Profs. Chase. Uedd and I Whereas, The authority of th- M. K.

others. " j church in Argos has excluded the W. A! i ki;om m:i. i r T r uml L T L at:(l denied them At l:.''o o'clock the association was the privilege of meeting in said church, called to order by the president. After many member of which are active memmusic by the Plymouth mandolin club bers in our church, the report of the committee was given. We therefore do hope ami pray as we It was decided to hold the evening ses- i have no other feeling in our hearts but sion, at the audience room at the school for the prosperity of the church, and house instead of the opera house, as , while we believe the teachings of the

tirst was intended.

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i in v uimuuwa "I viui uimi ii inn ii un in ii ii ii i wn o un u ir t imi 11 in . . ........... . i " . . . . , iieoiile is rapidlv giving a to the more ' r.xpresMon bv Mrs. Kleiiischmidt was a as much as in you lies put torth eveiy , , . . ", . ... ... , ...... . modern and certamlv more hai unnious t

well written and caret uiiy prepared pa- j etfort both in and out ot your pulpit to ; ,

per. The discussion was kd by Miss j put down tiie monster, and correct the Phoebe Thompson, followed by Mr. j standing of the church toward these Keubeit. who made an interesting talk ' noble organizations and save any

GEORGE VINALL. The Day

i discipline on this great evil are in bar-:..,. .... . , . . . .. ; ! 1 ... ., ; Ot glittering gold in the mouths ol the I im til v with I. ml i U'nn u-f. Iiiiiiu villi Will I ' . . t

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on the child and its invironments. The vocal solo by lilanche Sipel. was heartily encored. A change of the program was made and "I Iradnatioii from the Country School and What It Should Mean," by Prof. Thomas Austis came next. The discussion was led bv Profs. S. S. Pish,

and durable

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further admonition or action. The following names weie appended to the petition: Or. (I. M. Dutt, (I. M. Dutt. Win. Alleman, Mrs. Win. Alleman, 1. W. McClure. Mrs. L. W. McClure, -lohn llanck, Mrs. .lohn llanck, 1. F. Rosea-

berry, Mrs. II. P. Uosenberry, Mrs. .I.C. ;

Cordon. Mrs. 11. Singrey, Samuel

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Atter another fme selection of music. ! among the lowest. ( iiaim.ix iV ( KILL, Prof. Martin, chairman of the associ- j JMvinouth, Ind., Lock llox H.f. ation. in a few verv annronriate re-! "

marks introduced Prof. Kim' namirif t few cIroPs f Brazilian Balm in a

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tion for American Citizenship." With an air of easy statesmanship Prof. King began his lecture. The ease and gracefulness of Mr. King a:: a speaker brought for him Nery complimentary remarks. The lecture lasted one hour anil a half, and during the nn hole time perfect order prevailed. At the close of the lecture the club rendered one of their tine selections, which brought repeated encores. mi:nl; slssion. Thursday morning's session began by music. After prayer by Kev. W.W.Kaymond the president made a brief talk. "Literature m The School," by Prof. I. . Mahn of the 1 tremen schools was discussed by Amanda Komig, of Argos. no exception was taken to either paper, although they Nvere followed by some good speeches from Profs. I.'edd, Chase and Peubelt. The session was characterized by the ardor and zeal manifested m the discussions. Many ideas were advanced which would aid the teacher in the line of literature of our common schools. .UTLTNOON si.ssiON. Tho hall was crowded Saturday afternoon by teachers and others to hear the concluding exercises of the association, everything suggested a mom convenient place for conventions and institutes. business was the order of the program. Take it all in all the entire session Nvas well attended and the work done by this body of educators is commendable in every way. To the young teacher it means everything; ho gains ideas and learns methods used by the more experienced. It is hero that the older teacher offers plans and suggestions which experience and time have taught him. As a tribute to the immortal hero of our country the. eis no more fitting commemoration than this reunion of the, teachers of our public schools. out in ii nil-it t- I. Owing to the publicity given the following petition and the erroneous impression both of its contents and intent being circulated we, as petitioners, have asked to havo this printed that all may knoNV the contents of the document, firmly based on the discipline of our church and (Jod's word, and in what a Christian spirit Ne asked its bkervanee. We, the undersigned, members of the Argos M. K. church, 'oithwest Indiana

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