Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-06-05
PROGRAMME OF THE TWENTY-FIFTH
ANNUAL SESSION OF THE MIS-
SOURI, STATE TEACHERS
ASSOCIATION.
To be Held at sweet Springs.
(BrOwnsville), Mo-, June
22nd.23rd and gath
1886.
OFFICERS.

IICSluCuls IAiINLohJ
Vile: yice-presidents, j. T. Buchanan
Kansas CITY: H. W Prentis, st. Louis
w. D Vandiver, Caledonia; T.. H.. NIL
Ter, St. Joseph; }. Fairbanks, Spring
field recording secretary, il Hollo'
way, Sedafia; Miss Augusta lowell, as.
sistant, 81, Louis; r. r. secretary, )
C, Mcneil, Kansas City treasurer, j
A.. Quarles, Lexington; sur%erinten
dent Of display, Chas. E. Ross, Kinks
Vile; Miss Ida M. Carhart, assistant
Warrensburg.
PROGRAMME OF EXERCISES TUESDAY
JUNE %.
900 a. In. Music. Prayer. cad
dress of Welcome" Rev. w. NJ Profits
man, Brownsville. Response, w. E
Coleman, Jefferson City.
1000 a. m. Music. 1.-THE School
master Abroad" III. F. Triplett
Brownsville.
Discussion: L. T. Kirk, Richmond
and j. B. Tate, Fulton.
10:45 q. m.-Music.
"The Advantages of the Elective
Course in Schools" w. F. johnson.
Pilot Grove.
Discussion: E. G. Lyle, Memphis,
and II. K. Warren, Hannibal.
11:30 a. m-Music.
Announcement of committees and
enrolment of members.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
300 p. m.-Music.
"Morality and Religion in the Pub
lie Schools" B. j. Speaking, Oregon.
Discussion: j. A. Quarles, Lexing-
ton, and j. U. Barnard, Kirksville.
2:45 p. m.-Music.
"The Art of Learning" L. Wiener,
Kansas City.
Discussion: A. F. Treacle, California,
and c. B. Reynolds, Clinton.
$3.50 p. m.-Music.
ILLUMINATE from Bottom to Top Of
Society,"" G. w. Smith, Boonville
Discussion: w. D. Vandiver, Gale
dOnia, and T. A. Johnston, Boonville.
EVENING SESSION.
500 p. m.-Music. Elocution.
Address, ''The Fitzhumbug Family
j. P. Blanton, Kirksville.
Music. Elocution.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE %.
900 a. m.-Music. Prayer.
9:15 a. m.-s'The Educational Claims
OF Drawing as an Art of Expression
Miss Ida M. Carhart, Warrensburg.
Discussion: E. c. White, Kansas
City, and Ethelbert Talbot, Macon
City.
1O:15 q. m.-Music.
"School Governmental. X. Yancey,
Mexico.
Discussion: W. H. Lynch, West
Plains, and G.. l.. Osborne, Warrens-
burg.
11:15-"Princes among Pedagogues,'
VIM. Richardson, Sedalia.
Discussion: w. T. Hammer, Lamar,
and Geo. T. Murphy, st. Louis.
AFTERNOON SESSION..
300 p. m.-Music.
Educational Can't" j. NJ. White,
Carthage.
Discussion; A. E. Warduer, Macon
City, and G. w. Jones, St. Charles.
500 p. m,-Music.
ga Teachers "reminiscences of
Travel" Mrs. .. A. Carr, Columbia.
Discussion: j. I'll. Rooney, Princeton,
and A. v. Hamilton, Cape Girardeau.
EVENING SESSION.
O.OO u. "-huSiC. ElOCutiOn.
Address. A. d. Mayo, Boston, Mass.
Music. Elocution.
THURSDAY, JUNE "a.
500 a. m.-Music. PRAYER.
Educational Needs of To-day"
Miss q. L johnson, Kansas City,
Discussion: T. Berry Smith, Glas-
gov, and H. w. Speaking, BoonvilIe.
1890 a. Music.
One view of the Practical in Edu-
cation," u. A. Nc Milan, Mexico.
Di-cussion: j. NJ. Greenwood, Kan
sas Civ, aud E. A. Allen, Columbia.
lO:4o II. m,-MuSic.
Reading aud Spelling," Henning w.
Preniis. St Louis.
Discussion: j. NJ. Morris, Ash Grove.
ami L W. Barrett. Columbia.
1l:4O a. m.-Report of committee on
school OF science and Pedagogics, j. S.
McGhee, Cape GIrardeau.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
300 p. m.-Music.
Report Of committees.
2:4O p m.-Music.
Address: ''Bases for Temperance In
struction, as required by the Amended
school Law" K. G. Norton, Cape
Girardeau.
Discussion by the association.
$500 p. m.-Music.
Miscellaneous business.
EVENING SESSION.
$3.50 p. m.-Concert by the Westmin-
ster Glee Club" Fulton. Tenor: ]. A.
Gall ,her, M. HI. Reaser, 3. III. Charles.
j.. w. Charles. Base: d. L. Gentry
j. II. Hartzell, A. S. c. Clark, j. t.
Crawford. w. n. TreIoar, Mexico,
director. Music will be furnished dur
ing the entire session by the w. G. Glee