Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-07-11
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ton to be held in Monroe commenc-
ing August 10 and continuing N
long as may he determined by the
Association.
The following list is more complete
than the one then published an indl-
Gates that the meeting will be one of
unexampied interests:
LISTS OF SPEAKERS AND TOPICS.
.Eslhetic Element in Education.
by Rev. c. Il. Galloway, ID. ID
Summer n orma's, by Prof. +. +.
Grace.
Necessity of Nor nal Instruction,
by Dr. f. f. Sheib.
o-education of Sexes, by Prof. G.
W. Hutson.
School Organization, by Hon. VIM.
o. Rogers.
Study of National History, by Irof.
Geo. ID. Alexander.
Female Education, by Hon. a. A.
Gunby.
Best System of Raising Money for
Suppor. of Pubic Schools, by Hon.
Louis Bush.
huence of Literature upon the
Pubic School System in America by
Col. VIM. Preston Johnston.
Newspapers as an Educational
Factor, by Gen. Leon Jastremski.
The School rs Il social Factor, by
Hon. Clay Knoblock.
Latin and Grek, by Hon. w, A.
Seay.
Common School Work, by Prof.
JOS L. Johnston.
The Moderl Drift of Education,
by DIR. L. $. A, Adams.
Kindersartlens, by Mrs. {. +.
SeamTr.
Popular Education the Support of
Free Institutions, by Hon. John
Clegg.
Necessity of Education to the
State. by Hon. Warren EeaSton.
Educational Value of Discipline,
by Col. ID. F. Boyd.
Co-oppcrativc Effort in the cause
of Education, by Prof A. G. Ca'horl.
Libera''zinS Effects of Education,
by Prof J. W. Nicholson.
The Teacher, by Mrs. S. f. Fay
Physiology aud Hygiene in Pubic
Schools, by DIR. S. +. Chai'e.
Educationa' value Of Worlds Cen
ter ~ Cotton Exposition, by Major
+. A. Burke.
Address of welcome, by Hon. Lew
10 II Anen
Poem, by Mrs NJ H. Wi'lipms.
The Ideal School, by Mrs. 7. S.
Sigh.
Singing in the Public Schools, by
Prof. W. c. Friley.
Scientific Temperance in Common
Schools, by Mrs Mary Read Goodale.
Education Of the COlored Race, its
importance, its methods, its limita-
tions, by Rev. G. G. Andrews, d. ID.
Literature in Education, by w. H.
Jack.
The Influence of the Escole Poll
techniqe upon the Science and Ed
ucatian, by II. s. McCulloch. L. L.
ID. This paper has already been
handed in, and is, as might he antic-
ipated by those acquainted with its
accomplished author, of very unusal
interests.
True Standards, by Hon. J. II.
Shepherd. MIR. Shepherd was cleo
ted at the last meeting of this assOci-
attn to deliver the anual address.
Moral Education by Rev. w. f.
Carter.
Old and New Methods of Instruc-
ton by Prof r. A. Smith.
The Bible in Education, by Rev.
James A. Parker.
Relation of Parents to School
Work, by Col. John S. Young.
Tendencies of Free Institutions,
by Prof. Med. Puckett.
Importance of the Study of French
Language in Louisiana, by Hon.
Cl arl s Gayarre.
Mr.. Gayarre says in his letter;
81 find that the circumstances in
which am placed will hardly permit
me to comply with request expressed
in your letter will however, keep
it in mind, and should it be possible
for me to have sufficient leisure,
may send you some contribution
bearing on the subject you have i'll
view"
1t is with some hesitation, there
fore, that place the name of this
distinguished gentleman in the list
of those who have accepted.
The Press throughout the SAFE
will confer f.v' r by pryin5 hs