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Southern Normal University
School in Carroll County, Tennessee, US From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Huntingdon Southern Normal University was in Huntingdon, Tennessee in Carroll County, Tennessee.[1] It was chartered in August 1890 and opened in 1891. It was purchased by J. H. Bayer in 1908 for an Industrial and Training School. It closed in 1918.[2] The Huntingdon Special School District was established on the site of the Southern Normal University in 1919.[2]
J. A. Baber served as president.[3] A. L. Peterman was a professor at the school before returning to Kentucky in 1898. Dr. Halbrook also worked at the school.[4]
In 1900, white teachers of the Carroll County Teachers' Institute met at its auditorium for three days. "Colored" teachers met at a public school.[5]
Southern Normal University College of Law offered an L.L.B. degree under Edwin Maxey.[6]
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Alumni
- Edgar L. McHaney, state legislator and justice of the Arkansas Supreme Court[7]
- Alfred Thomas Jackson, educator who founded Sumner-Robertson Normal College in Tennessee
- Andrew J. May, politician and public official
- Francis Xavier Resch
- June C. Smith
- T. S. Stribling
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