Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-07-21

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1888:
LOCAL Committees.
Rcccn,ion and Entertainment "A Ci
FAINT, il ID Minor, } l. Patty lr, W r
Stokes. c
Music-MrsJ n Holman. Misses Co
rhine Bush. Maggie Hill, Hattie Stokes
N,rcic Stokes, Mary Holman. Sallle
Phillips, Pearl Allen, Fannie W. Mi
nor.
TUESDAY, JULY "A, $50 NJ.
Prof, w. +. Minor, Chm of Exccu.
/ tive Committee Call to Order.
Rev. 5. ID. Long, Macon Opening
Prayer,
Temporary Organization. ,
AT D,nt, Mayor OF Macon-hu-
dress OF Welcome.
jill Currie, Superintendent OF hem'
per county-Response.
Enrolment OF teachers. Permanent
organization.
fAt the conclusion of this session,
all arc invited to remain some timc'
and take part in a Teachers he"h'oh'
EVENING SESSION, FROM 8 TO s.
Prof. Barrow, Columhus-"Schoo
Organization and Discipline" Alter
nate, Prol. Wooten. West Point. -.
Prof J. NJ. Carter -''Teachers' lnsti'
tutcs." Alternate, II ID Minor, Macon.
Prof. w II Magruder, A 4 NJ Col
lcgc--"The New Education" Alter
nate, Dabney Lipscomb, A " NJ Col.
, WE Pegucs, Supt. Lee Co.-"Annn
al Examinations" Alternate, Chas' NJ
= Thnrmond, Supt Tippah county.
Moroney, New Orleans-"Teach'
I ing as a Business"
tAt the close Of this and each sue
ceeding days session, a short time VII
= be allowed for the transaction OF ms
j ~cellancous %bnsiuess.l
l. sIaIlT SESSION, FROM 5 TO 10.
. Rev. B w Lowroy, Blue Mountain
Annual Address to the Association
y Miss Ida Gaines, Brooksyille-Recl
tation. =,
Col. L J DuPre, Birninghsm-Lec
o turc.
WEDNESDAY,, JULY rs, FROM 3 TO L
. DR.. r w Jones, Il C~-"lndnstr'
al Education for Girls"
5, Prot. J G. Deupree, Clinton-"INm
! an Element in Education.
is EA Pace, Supt. NoSubcc Co.-"PUt
,s lie Schools an Auxiliary to Continue
-, Sessions
Prof. j W johnson, Oxford-"Co'
n~ection between High Schools and u
ii State University"
T.. ia Rainwaier, Surt. Pamela Cou'
~ tv--"School Superintendent" \
~ ternate, W L Lipscomb, Superln'eh'
IL cnt OF Luwndcs county.
}" EVENING SESSION, FROM 5 To o.
&C. Prof. II B Abcrncthy, Troy--"No
nal schools" Alternate, Kew. !
Newell, Grenada. ..
Prof, A Avcn, WinonA- "Rela'''
of Patrons TO Public Schools" A''t
!. natc-A G. Ninson, Scooba.
Ia. Hon j Il Preston, State Supcrin't
dcut-"public Education"
-, REMARKS.
A box for the reception of qncs'if
49, pertinent to tho occasion will he Ct
mn v%enicntly placed, and all who may W
to do so arc invited to deposit q''
tons in same. A committee apTol
nj. cd for that purpose will examine 4
report such Of said questions @ II
be appropriate for discussion by
;oa Association.
1t is earnestly hoped that m
teachers and other friends OF edit
4, tion will attend tha meeting "f'he
ISOLATION. and take part in the dis
sions, whether they have been assig
r., any special subject or not.
90, Other subjects than those inclu
in the programme will be prcp'
.o,, and discussed during tho sessions.
Teachers and Others Interested
,h,. invited to furnish specimens OF &c
work, textbooks etc, for exhibit
u A convenient room, adjoining tina
n,h which tho association is to be !
cul. will be prepared for the reception
display of same.
Arrangements have been made
lac, the various railroads TO pass thos
=, wo tending at one and one.,hird fare
tho The round trip. All who purchase
cts at full fare At the point Of stal
" will bring with them the ccr'ific"
the agent at the station where
purchase their tickets, showing
they paid full fare one way.
'ne when properly endorsed by the ;
QUIZ tary of the Association, will e
them to return for on0-third the
o al fare. Respectfully submitted.
isscs W. +. Minor
are T.. a. PACE,
ton. For the Elk. G.