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Don't know if this is Miller County, AR or Bowie
County, TX
Article does not specify Aug. 18. 1884 The sixth annual session of Mrs. Hogane’s select school for girls will begin on Mon, September 1st. Particular attention given to mathematics and literary exercises. |
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Don't know if this is Miller County, AR or Bowie
County, TX
Article does not specify. Aug. 27,1884
Prof. G. A. Hays will open his Normal and Graded
school in the public school building, near the courthouse, next
Monday. He is one of the best educators in the southwest, and
if properly supported, he will build up a school that will be an
honor to Texarkana.
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Do not know if it is Miller County, AR or Bowie County, TX
Prof. J. Mook arrived in the city yesterday and will
as soon as he can procure a hall open a dancing school. He is well
know to our citizens as an elegant gentleman and an excellent teacher,
and trust that he may be liberally patronizedArticle does not specify. Sept. 17, 1884 |
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Miller County, AR or Bowie County, TX
Dec. 6, 1884
THE TEACHERS MEETING
On motion of S. H. Pope, of Prescott, those who wished
to have their names enrolled as members of the association, were
requested to give their names to the secretary, upon which the following
teachers were enrolled. G. A. Hays, Texarkana; S. H. Pope;
Prescott; J. F. Killebrew, Hope; C. L. Sampson, Washington, W. E. Bryan,
Lewisville; Miss S. D. Senter, Texarkana; Miss M. K. Watt, Hope; Mrs. Z.
H. Gaither; Texarkana; Miss Abby Whitcomb, Texarkana; Miss M. E.
Connovey, Lewisville; Miss Jennie Weed, Texarkana; Mrs. M. J. Fiedl;
Washington; Mrs. E. T. Cox, Washington. On motion the chairman
appointed G. A. Hays, S. H. Pope, C. L. Sampson, J. F. Killebrew and
Miss S. D. Senter to arrange a permanent organization. On motion a
committee of programme was appointed by they chair, composed of Profs.
Killebrew and Pope, and Miss Whitcomb. On motion the Association
took a recess for half hour to await __ of the committee. Meeting
called to order after recess and report of committee on exercises was
heard and adopted. The following programme presented: (1.)
Music. (2) Permanent organization. (3.) Necessity and advantages of the
Association. (4.) Music. (5.) The teacher as a politician.
(6) Music. |