The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-07-13
The West: Virginia Educational Asse.
ciation.


The West Virginia Educational
Associational met in its nineteenth
annual session at the University
yesterday afternoon. 1t is composed
of the most distinguished educators
of our State. Upon its roll are found
the names of such men as Superin-
tendent Morgan, President Turner,
Prof Wiley, Prof Hodges, Prof.
Crago, DIR. Blaisdell, Prof. Sipe, j.
M. Lee, Prof Reynolds, Prof Arm
strong, Prof Miller, Prof. Fleming,
and many others, besides great
number of ladies more or less dis
tinguished in school work. The at
tendance is quite large and the ses-
sion promises to be an enjoyable and
profitable one. Tomorrow evening
the local committee on entertainment
in connection with some Morgan
gantown teachers and members of
the faculty of the University will
give reception to the members of
the Association and the members of
the State Normal Institute 1t will be
pleasant affair. The programme
as published for the meeting is given
below. 1t will be quite entertaining
and the public is invited to attend:
PROGRAMME.
TUESDAY, AFTERNOON. yulv q
Music.
Prayer.
Music.
Enroimrnf n Merohe,s
Paper-The Demands Of Modern Education. Prof
John a, Myers, Director Agricultural Station Of
West Va. r. A. Armstrong Principal West Lib
erty Normal School,
Virginia University J. NJ. Lee, Supt Public
Schools, Huntington. {. A. sipe Principal Fair
mont Normal School J. +. Ogden, Principal
Public Schools Of Buckhannon.
TUESDAY EVENING. Juuv .. sr.N
Address Of Welcome, by DR.. +. NJ. Turner, Prcs.
dent West Va. University.
Response, by II. X. Blaisdell, President Wheeling
Female College.
W. II. Anderson, Sup't Wheeling City Schools.
Some Requisites Of State Education. Edw. s.
Elliott Assistan, West Va. University.
Discussion, by d. w. Shields. Principal Piedmont
Public schools. G. Gittings. Principal Clarks.
burg Public Schools. L. +. Hodges. Principal
Marshall College
WEDNESDAY, Juty 10, BAN
Paper-R eading Circle Work. ]. W. Hinkle, Co
Sup't Of Creenbricr county.
burg Public Schools. George 5. Iaidley, Supt
Principal kingwood Public Schools.
paper--English in the Higher Education. DIR.
4. R. Blaisdell, Presiden, Wheeling Female
College.
Discussion. by S. b. Brown, Principal Chenille
Normal Sshcol DR. D. 3; P %Ii, Pref West
and History w. Va. University.
AFTERNOON SESSION. p. N.
Paper-Manual Training U. s. Fleming, Princi.
pal Grafton Public Schools.
Discussion, by Prof. p. b Reynolds. Chair Of Eng
eipal West Liberty Normal school +. II strsso,
Principal Richie School, Wheeling
WEDNESDAY, EVENING. sr. NJ.
Papers-Higher Education. George Martin, Prn
eipal Keyser Public Schools. Higher Education
oiwomen. DIR. W. ii. Wooery President of
| Bethany College,
Discussion, opened by Prot, W; P Wiley Chair
History and Equity Mes, Virginia nnivers
ther discussion by the Association.
THURSDAY, JuLy IL, a. NJ.
The Relation Of Boards OF Education and Trustees
Discussion, BY T. II. ,Crago, Principal Richie
nongalia County. NJ. Satterhed County SUI
perintendent Marion county.
Paper-Latn in the Public School, John H. Roe
mer, Principal Linsly Institute, Wheeling.
Discussion, by the members Of the Association.
AFrERsooN SESSION, Pm
Paper-The Practical in Education. Mrs. Mary
r. McCuigan, Principal Charleston High School,
Discussion. by R. W, Tapp, Principal Morgantown
| Public Schools. Miss Mamie r. Cameron, LIST
Assistant Fairmon, Normal School J.F. Ogden,
Principal Buckhannon Public Schools.
Paper-Four Fine Arts for Public Schools
| Discussion, by the members of the Association.
Election OF Officers.
THURSDAY EvRNiKG.
| Lecture-Our Civilizaton--Its Superiority BY DE-.
w IL WAoler,. Hreeidar.t Re- III E.Alln