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This large piece (about 16x21) *as prepared by E. D. Griffith.
Mr. Griffith follows sign painting, show card work and engrossing
as a profession. We consider this piece very high
class in every way. We hope to see more work from Mr. Griffith.
One of the evide nces cf a cul-
tured person is the ability to write 1
sentences clearly a nd legibly.
EDGAR F BUNCE,
Pres. N. J. State Teachers
College
Glassboro, N. J.
A beautiful piece of pen work has
been received from F. C. Patterson the
penman of 810 Prairie Street, Marion,
Illinois.
STEEL
PENS
make writing easier
Start your pupils off right
by using Gillott's Steel
Pens. For 101 years they
have possessed superb writing
qualities. Teachers like
them—students prefer them
because they make writing
easier—insure neatness and
accuracy.
Send 10c for a sample set
of 8 school pens.
ALFRED FIELD & CO., INC.
93 Chambers St.. New York. N. Y.
The Educator
THE "HOME" OF
liOTEL ^
FORT HAYES
i^>J^.
Mr. I. J. Miller, of the Reynolds
Tobacco Company, Winston-Salem,
North Carolina, who visited the Zanerian,
is a remarkably good penman.
He secured his position with the
Reynolds Tobacco Company purely
on his fine penmanship. Mr. Miller's
son is endeavoring to follow in the
footsteps of his father, so he attended
the Zanerian this past summer
devoting his entire time to improving
his handwriting.
Mr. L. M. Phillips, Newark Valley,
New York, received part of his education
in the Zanerian. Mrs. Phillips
is also a Columbus girl. When visiting
relatives in Columbus, Mr. Phillips
always drops into the Zanerian
to renew old acquaintances. He spent
several pleasant days around the
Zanerian this summer.
We enjoyed a pleasant visit from
.Mr. C. A. Larimer, of the North
Texas State Teachers College, Denton,
Texas. Mr. Larimer is a very
fine penman and teacher of penmanship.
He thoroughly believes in requiring
each teacher to be able to
write and teach handwriting.
The North Texas State Teachers
College is one of the largest institutions
of its kind. It has very beautiful
buildings valued at approximately
$3,000,000. Their summer
enrollment was 3300.
# A batUr plac* to stay in Ohio's Capital — better
accommodations, iood and service. . .Coffee Sliop and
popular Mikado Cocktail Bar. Both Air-Conditioned.
350R00MS
WITH BATH From
AIR CONDITIONED
• GUEST ROOMS • LOBBY
• PRIVATE DINING ROOMS
R.I.GRIFFITH, Mqr.
ONE OF THE ALBERT PICK HOTELS
COLUMBUS^
OHIO
We had a pleasant visit with Edward
Marek, Jamestown Business
College, Jamestown, New York. Mr.
Marek attended the Zanerian in 1926
and since that time has been connected
with the Jamestown Business
College where he is doing very efficient
work in Commercial teaching
and penmanship.
CTQDf Some of the best pen-
** ^^" • manship teachers in the
U. S. and Canada now agree that your
writing reveals your personality. Our
courses are approved by some of the best
business educators who test their training
every day. We will make you a $3.00
analysis of your o'wn writing for only
$1.00, or send you an 8-page lesson and
other literature free. Address, American
Institute of Grapho-Analysis, Inc., Linn
Creek, Mo. (IV c came to this beauty
spot by the Lake so you could come and
insit us.)
COURTNEY THE MASTER
The beautiful work on the following
page was done by that master penman
of Detroit, Francis B. Courtney. Mr.
Courtney paid us a visit this past summer.
He is, without doubt, one of the
finest penmen of all times.
The cuts were loaned to us by C. W.
Jones of 655 South Main Street, Randolph,
Massachusetts, who publishes
a number of books you should own.