Evening journal., 1889-07-02
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The Maryland and Delaware Stat,
/ Teachers Association win hold a ioinl
animal meeting at the Blue Mountain
House, Nd. on Tuesday, Wednesday ant
Thursday, July 8, 10 and H.
The officers OF the two associations are
as follows: Maryland-President H.. G.
Weimer; FIRST president, +. S. Everest
second, Miss Laura skinner; record
ing secretary, A. #. Wilkerson CORES
ponding secretary, Miss Maggie Smith
treasurer, Alexander Chaplain. Delaware
Association-President, Herman Bessey
first vice president, w. B. Thorp; second,
John d. Hawkins; third, G. A. Horter
secretary, Miss Emma " Newnom
treasurer, ]. w. Killen.
The joint meeting will open on Tues
day evening at s o'clock, and P. A. Wit
mer, Esq, Of Hagerstown, Md, will give
the welcome 1t win be responded to by
Governor Benjamin I. Biggs OF this state.
Il. 9. Weimer, president of the Mary.
land and Herman Bessey, president OF
the Delaware Association, will make
addresses.
On Wednesday morning the Delaware
Association will hold its business meet.
ing beginning at o'clock At 10 o'clock
this will be concluded then Hon. NJ. A.
Newell, Of the Maryland State Normal
School, will deliver an address on Teach
ers Certificates and Examinations and
Tenure Of Office. The session will
be continued with the reading Of papers
on Shakespeare as Text Book" by Miss
Mamie II. Stevens of Pocomoke City.
Md. on Psychology and Pedagogy, by
Professor W. 1. Gooding, Phi. d., OF the
Conference Academy. Dover, Del. on
The Reading Circle, by Professor Jacob
Goodman of Baltimore, Md. Mrs. M. A.
Newell, secretary of the Maryland State
Reading Circle win read the report Of
that body.
On Wednesday afternoon the session
will begin at 2 o'clock, and r. H. Alvey.
Jr., Hagerstown, Md. will present. a
paper on Teaching History Major
Henry Z. Alvord, president Of the Mary.
land Agricultural College, Md, will de.
liver an address on Agricultural Educa.
tion for Old and Young" A paper
entitled ''SUope of the High School
Course, viii be read by w. A. Eckels,
A. M. In the evening Professor John f.
NcCahan, Baltimore, Nd, will give his
illustrated lecture on California.
At 10 a. m. professor A. Fl. Berlin,
principal of the Wilmington High School.
will read paper on The New Education !;
What Shall it be?" Papers viii be read
on Lessons in Words by Rev. James
w. Reese, Western Maryland College /;
Children and Study, Miss Kate X.
Hobbs, fredericksburg, Md School Pro
gram, J. T. White, Cumberland, Md.
On Thursday afternoon, papers will be
read on Learning and Labor" James A.
Diffenbaugh, Carroll county. Md. "The
Value of the Analytical Method in Teach
ing Arithmetic" Thomas II. Spence,
Snow Hill, Md.
In the evening the last session OF the
joint associations will be held Profess
sor F, A. Soper of Baltimore City College
will read paper on Astronomy "The
Mission of Paper Folding in Our Public
Schools, will be discussed by Misses Mag.
gle s. Wilson and H. Lueretia Anthony
of Talbot county, Md. Professor L. 4.
| Follansbee Of Olympia, Washington, will
deliver an address on Education in the
Great Northwest.
Nearly all the papers read will be dis
cussed briefly by two persons. The execu
tive committees Of the two associations
are hard at work for the success Of the
joint meeting and the most successful
meeting in the history Of either is ex.
pected.