The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-12-10

For Teaehers' seOtIOpal Meetings held
Saturday. Dec. 1Osh, pm.
HARTFORD.
Music Committes-Mr. Dudley, Mr.
Tuwnsend.
Emphasis in reading. with class exer-
else, Mrs. Lanphear.
Leaders OF discussion Miss Grace AL
len. Mr.. j. Townsend.
Analysis in Arithmetic, class exer-
cise-Mr. N. L. Page.
Leaders of discusslon-Mr. Best Mr..
O'Connor.
Music.
How can we teach our boys TO like
GrammeT ?-MIss Carl.
Leaders Of discussion-Miss Brltton,
Miss Loud.
A talk on natural hIstorg-ProF. Kel-
ley.
Leaders OF discussion-ProT. wiki
ins.
Music.
Music Com.-Mr. BArnesberger, Mr..
Chance, Mrs. German.
How grammar ahould be taught in
district schoOls-Geo. Miller. Leaders
of discussion. Miss WoolsY, Miss Dillon.
How 70 teach the geography of Lyon
county, class exercise-Kate Tressler.
Leader OF discussion, Mr. Gollehon.
Primary number work, class exercise
Miss Emile kaufman.
DiscussIon-Mr. BGrnesberger, Mrs.
German.
Music.
Bow hygiene may benefit our schools
Prof johnson.
How to teach percentage and applIcs-
tions-Prof. Bailey. Leaders of discus
aim NJ Chaa1a NJ T.au4na
Music.
BITLERTowE.
Music-Miss Moulton, h:. Minor B.
Music 10 Common Schools, with drill
Prof. Moss.
Glass Exercises in Hygiene-Sadie
Andrews.
Leaders of Discussion-MIsses Hum
mer and Ray.
How to Make Grammar Interesting,
class exercise-Miss MAcke.
Leaders of Observation-Disclosures Spon-
sci Ter and Clay.
Difficulties in Teaching Common
Fractions, class exercise-B. j. Gala
CHER
Leaders of Discussion-Messrs. Minor
and Sfoughton.
An Object Lesson-Miss Leonard.
General Discussion-Miss Eva Law
renee.
Music.
READING.
Music committee - Messrs. Bigler,
Splker and Christie.
How to teach percentage. and its ap-
plicationS, class exercise-W. w. Chris
tie.
Leaders Of Observation-Disclosures. Hand
and Phillips.
How to teach hlstorV-Retta Hurl-
burt.
Leaders of dissussion-Miss Holmes
ami Mr.. BiGler.
Music.
How to keep the little folks busy-A.
e. Dixon.
How to make language Interesting,
with class exercise-Mary Maynard.
Sight reading. class exercIse-Prof.
Klock.
How hygiene may benefit our schools
DIR. King.
Music.
Adjournment.
A 1t is impossible for teachers living
at Q distance TO attend these sectional
meetings on Friday afternoon, as here
toEore. the time has been changed TO
Saturday, 2 p. m.
The associations have been planned
with reference to the needs and wants of
our district schools aud no teacher who
Is DESTROYS Of making her school sue
cess can AFFORD to be absent,-eapecially
those teachers who live too great . dis.
lance to avail themselves OF the be0efits
Of our central association
AcOrdlal invitation il xtended TO tue
school board and patrons OF the dis
trict, aud It is hoped they will promptly
respond to this and turn out and help
along IN the work. What is OF interest
and benefit to teachers and pupils will
certainly be Of value to school boards
and patrons, and should be truly glad
to receive q report from each section that
the patrons were well represented ana
every member Of the school board pres
ent.
COMMITTEES.
The following committees are ap-
pointed to see that all parties are IN
formed as to the time and place of the
meeting and will be held largely re-
sponsible for the attendance.
nArttoro-Mf. WILKINS Ar. O'Con.
ner and Mr.. Dudley.
Amencus-Mr. Lawton. Mr.. Barnes
berger and Miss Louie Gregg.
ReadinE-Mr. Bigler, Miss Holmes,
Mr.. Pagan.
BittertoWn-Mr. Miner. Mss An
drsws and Mr.. Stoughton.
As great deal Of class work will be
done. 1t would be ADVISABLE for the
chairman 10 have his school present.
A number Of the larger pupils Of ad-
joining districts would be interested and
benefited by attending, and trust their
teachers will endeAVor to zee that All
who desire 20 60 viii be provided 8 way
70 DO 50.
Respectfully yours.
A 3. DTxoH. On 6uuk