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YOU SHOULD READ THE JOURNALJtECORD ^THE NEWSIEST NEWSPAPER IN CLAY COUNTY
VOLUME XIII
Tm jomwjjk ToL 04.   No. 4a
FLORA. ILLINOIS. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 16. 1924
NUMBER 5
M. B. WAIAOM 18 CLAY COUimr
HBIOL'SIiT INjrURKn TBACIUiRS'   INBTRVnD
Laat Monday night two yonng m>-n      The  annual  meeting of  the Clay tram Bible Orove—Orvflle Cotter lU coanty .Teachers' Instltnte conyened
Arthur Colborn, were In Flora.* • o'clock Monday forenoon laat Ottd took Joy riding two younj; girls week. In the High School bailding at —Wilfong and Orrtck, aged IS a't.l.^ora. The following inatructor* 1*. • I'troco preaent to addreaa the^eachera,
Barly Tneaday noming whoa R.'j. Aley, PreaMent ot Butler oo!- neoring the Jamea Russell shop on.lege. Indianapolis, ihd.; O. B. Join* "nird street, they met ap with U. B. | er, Supt. of Schools, LeRoy, |U.; WWton and a brother of the Wil- Land G- L. Maneheeter, Dean of Bda- foag girl, in another car. Walton .cation. Normal, III. Mian Bills, toach- Jnmped out of hia oar and onto Uia , er of mnalc ot the Plora school, con- mnning board of the other ear and ducted the mualc to the general aat-
• •entOe ensaed, dnrlng which the ear was driven againat a tree and Walton was caught and badly In¬ jured. He waa taken to the Flora hos¬ pital, where an X-ray showed concus- aioB of the brain and Niome fractured rihe. He haa regained eonacionaneas aaf la do.Ing nicely. '  ha a warrant for assault with tn-
isfaetlon of all the teachers.
The Inspiring lectures, delirered by theae school men ot wide reputa- tiOli were highly appreciated by all preoest. Bach speaker diaplayed |«re ability in the diacusalon of the vari¬ ous school problems that confronti the teacber. They are all men of high  ideals,  and  surel;^ no teacher