The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-12-25
PROGRAM OF STATE TEACHER's
ASSOCLATION


the twenty-fifth annual session Of the |
State Teachers Association Is to be held |
In the senate chamber at Topeka, Mon |
day, Tuesday aud Wednesday, Decem-
Der 10Th, 30Ih and 31st, 1884.
OFFICERS.
PresIdent-A. r. Taylor, Emporia.
Vice President-J. a. LaWhead, of
FIT. Scott.
Secretary-Lewis Scott, Marysville.
Treasurer-John Mcdonald, Topeka.
Executive committee-H. c. Spear,
Topeka; Geo. W. Winans, Junction
City; Miss N. Z. Moonlight, Lesven-
worth.
Following 10 the programme:
MONDAY EVENING.
1891. Address of welcome. Hon. j.
E. Hudson, Topeka. Q. Response, by
President r A. Fitzpatrick, Leaven-
| worth. 8. Annual address of Presi-
dent-elect, A. X. Taylor. 8. Announce
ment of committees. 5. Reunion and
| social.
TUESDAY MORNING.
9:00-1. Opening exercises, Report
of executive committee. Resolutions
received and referred. 3. Address by J.
Il. Garfield of Lawrence, with debate:
/ secondary Education in Kansas" 'Is
q country high school feasible ?" "Wh6t
is the best plan of organization
lO:10-Reading by Miss N. P. Spen-
Ger of Emporia.
10 :2O-Paper by Miss Eva McNally,
of Wysndotte, to be followed by discus
| sion.
II :OO-Paper by P. McVicar OF Tope-
ka, development of the Reasoning
Power" Debate led by W. H. Sweet OF
Baldwin.
Il TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
4 n nAaHEAw
dress by Hon. Isaac Sharpe of Councl
] Grove, with debate: Need of extended
q Normal school facilities in Kansas"
D 3:OO-Addrees by p. j. Williams o
Lawrence, with discussion: what i'm
provements, legal and professional, Cal
o be made in the Normal Institute syf
4:OO-Paper by .. E. Olin OF Eldors
do: Extremes ard Means" Discussio
LED by T. A. Sawhili of Concordis.
TUESDAY EVENING.
7:30-Address by DR.. D. NJ. Harris {
D Nashville, Tenn: "The Duty of Ii
b state to encourage the fine arts"
an "WEDNESDAY MORNING.
9:05-Opening exercises. Call of cor
" mittees-nOmlnating committee, audi
et ing committee, special committee, CON
y. mittee on resolutions.
40 10:OO-Psper by W. l. Graham
Baldwin: "Higher Linguistic Culture
n Debate led by j, r. Hendy, Emporia.
On II :O0-Address by Geo. T. Fairchi
OF Manhattan: what industrial exc
Of cises are advisable in connection wi
comm on schools.'
OF WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
nd 2.O0-1. Report OF board of directoI
rs. 2. Address by j. w. N. Whitecotton
~ Osborne, with debate: as q unifoI
course Of studies for common schO'
a feasible?"
nts S:OO-Paper by VIM. Mcdonald
.ha LaWrence-"Musical introduction in I
I'd. public schools" Debate opened by
iO e. Williamson of Topeka
al 4:O0-1. Miscellaneous business.
asst Adjourned discussions.
raj WEDNESDAY EVENING.
81 7:30-Words from the workers. FL
minute speeches.
County SUPPLEMENTARY" J. 81. !
sed Riley county.
nd. "The Rural Scbool."-W. E. 30 j
:. Edwards county.
The City Schools."-F. M. Cow
Ter Independence.
Ne The Prlmary."-Mrs. Price, Tope
lee The State Normal. PROF. Geo
Fowler.
oe The Agricultural College."-P
OF d. E. Lantz.
"The State University ."-PrOf. L.
r in Spring.
'nn %The Indian school"-Dr. Jal
Marvin.
,ou- THE Private Institution. PROF. R
nat Story, Atchison-
"The DenOmiuAtional School. "-H
b. D. McCarty.