Dr. E. B. Setxler of Newberry college is one of the speakers on the program Thursday afternoon for the department of teachers of English.

Dr. W. D. Maginnis, of Winthrop college, is another leading educator and high in the ranks of the association. He is secretary of the department of teachers of education.

W. Jay McGarrity, superintendent of the Aiken city schools, is a veteran member of the state association.

W. A. Schiffley, an alumnus of the University of South Carolina is now county superintendent of education for Orangeburg county. He has added the Edisto county to list of 100 per cent enrollment in the state association.

From Orangeburg’s neighbor county, Calhoun another 100 per cent enrollment is announced, largely through the efforts of P. L. Geiger, county superintendent.

The University of South Carolina faculty is enrolled 100 per cent in the state association.

O. B. Cannon, superintendent of schools at Newberry is second vice vice president of the South Carolina Teachers’ association. He will preside over some of the general meetings this week-end.

Winthrop college has a large delegation from its faculty at the association. Several of the teachers are on the departmental programs.

Numbers of alumni of Clemson college are attending the teachers convention. Among these are P. B. Waters of Saluda, J. B. Eubanks of Aiken, J. C. Poole of Newberry, C. P. Truluck of Lake City, W. H. Washington of Clemson college, and A. E. Kay of Greenville, Prof. W. G. Crandall of Clemson college is also attending the convention.

Miss Lonny I. Landrum, well-known throughout the state in her work as state home demonstration agent, is attending the convention from Winthrop college. Miss Bessie of Aiken also of the home demonstration department, is in Columbia.

Among the teachers arriving in Columbia Thursday morning were S. W. Carwill of McColl, Misses Daisy and Louise Shearer of Anderson, Miss Mary Padgett of Anderson, Miss Gladys Keith of Greenwood, W. H. Shearer of Anderson, D. L. Rambo of Chester, Charlton Walsh of Sumter, Joe Waters and Charles Waters of Florence, Mrs. W. G. Thrower and Miss Mattie E. Devall of Cheraw.

Others arriving in the capital city Wednesday night are Miss Harriett Layton of Winthrop college, M. C. Dowling of Greenville, Sam P. Stackley of Calhoun Falls, M. S. Hanchel of Charleston, Miss M. C. Jacobs of Charleston, Miss Beverley Grimball of Charleston, W. C. Taylor of Gaffney, M. E. Brockman of Chester, Miss Blanche Tarrant of Greenwood, M iss Nancy G. Campbell of Rock Hill and D. M. Ramsey of Greenville.

Woman Outnumber Men

From the looks of the registration cards at the State teachers convention headquarters the majority attendance is held by the women. A brief glance at the people on the streets and in the meetings, as well as at the registration cards show that the women far outnumber the men.

Among the earlier registration of teachers at the convention headquarters were:

Misses F. Ethel Balentine of Clinton: Lottie Barron, of Rock Hill: Orrie Brooks of Seneca; Louise Black of Pelzer; Lucile E. Brickle of Cordova; Joan Brunson of Florence R. Bell of Florence; Grace Boozer, of Fork; Mattie S. Brooks, of Lykesland; Modena Bigby, of Lexington; Evelyn Bell of Lugoff; Bertha Johnson of Blaney; Rubie Bearden of Gray Court; Bertha D. Boyleston of Newberry; Mary Byrd of Hartsville; Elah Belle Blyther of Camden; Beulah Blythe, of Camden; Louise Burnett of Greenwood; Nesie Bean of Johnston; Annie Black, of Ridge Springs; Ruth Bruce of Kershaw; Francis Bull of Owings; Ethel Rence of Camden; Annie E. Bynum, of Newberry; Beulah Baughman of North; Lizie Black of Millettville; Ola Brown, of Newberry; Minnie Breedlove of Cordova; Francis Blanding of Orangeburg; Clara Bowers of Beaufort; Belle Nickles of Columbia; Gladys Norris of Clemson College; Ines Nelson of Fountain Inn; Lida Nell of Winnsboro; Mary Lee Nowell of Gable; Hattie L. Newson, of Williston: Lila Nickolson of Woodward; Marian Neves of Taylor; Amy Neely of Smiths Tornout; Katie Mae Newton of Tatum; Ruth Norsworthy of Corbin; Vernell Jenings of Sumter; Mrs. Mabel G. James of Silver Street; Mrs. O. L. Jackson, of Union; Davis Jefferson, of Union; Mrs. Annie Jacksons, of Blaney; Miss Elizabeth F. Johnson of Winthrop College; R. H. Jones of Anderson; Miss Marian W. Jones of Newberry; T. J. Jefferies of Westminster; John D. Jones, of Liberty; Miss Mary C. Jacobs of Charleston; Miss Mildred Jeter, of Elloree; Miss Martha Jane Honea of Switzer; Mrs. S. A. Jeter of Whitmore; Miss Jane Mae Jordon, of Boyston; Mrs. H. G. Johnson of Wiggins; Miss Belle Jeter of Kershaw; Ray Jones of Walterboro; T. C. Jolly of Union; Miss Lula Johnson of Aiken; Miss Alma Johnson of Matthews, Ga.; Mrs. F. D. Rawl of Columbia; Mrs. W. H. Riser of Columbia; Miss Bessie Rutherford of Gillisonville; Mrs. G. B. Reed of Cameron; Miss Daisy Kate Rogers of Marion; Miss Bonnie Roger of Pelzer; Miss Lizzie Mae Riley of Winnsboro; Miss Lula B. Boyse of Columbia, Ky.; Mrs. E. B. Roof of Lexington; Miss Mary Lou Romedy of Rock Hill.