The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-21
GEORGIA TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
The Coming Meeting Promises to be
an interesting One.

an interesting one.
COLUMBUS, Ca, April 2O.-The meeting
Of the Georgia Teachers Association which
begins here April % and continues TO May
?, is looked forward to with great deal of
interest. The addresses of welcome Will be
made by Mayor D. P. Dozier, Hon. John
Peabody, Prof. J. H. Chappell, Hon. G..
GunbT Jordan, Columbus. The responses
will be made by President ". r. Thigpen,
Supt ". b. Baker, Savannah; Supt. W.
+. Slaton, Atlanta; Prof. E. B. Smith, La
Grange, and Charles Lane, Atlanta.
The programme for the different days Of
the session is an interesting one:
Wednesday, 9 a. m.-"E1ucation," Rev.
w. A. Carter, Columbus. Current Crit
icism of the Public School System and what
Answer: "The Schools Fail to Give a
Reasonable Mastery of the Subjects
Studied" W. K. Slaton, Alta TIA; "They
Fail to Cultivate the Religious Sentiment
or TO Teach Morality" L. H Ford, New
nan; They Fail to Give a Proper Prepara-
ton for Active Life" ". h. Baker, Savan-
nah. 0 p. m.-Banquet, complimentary to
the association.
Thursday, o a. m.-"Relation of the Col
leges and Academies in Georgia to the Pub
lie Schools, Rev. G.. A Nunnaliy, Macon
Relation of onr People to the Public
Schools in Georgia. Hon. W. J. Northen,
Sparta; National Aid to Education"
blair bill, Hon. F. H. Richardson. Macon,
and Hon. Seaborn Wright, Rome. Eight
p. m.-"The Duty of tae Hour" lion. E. z.
White, i L. D., Cincinnati, o.
Friday, a. m. Study of Ethics
Viewed as Part of a Liberal Education"
Chancellor W. E. Boggs, Athens. Address
by Sapt. n. c. Dougaerty, Peoria, Ill.
What Can be Done to Reconcile Eiuca-
ton and Labor" DR.. l. S. Hopkins, At
lanta. Punishment" DIR. E. Z. White,
Cincinnati. D. m.-General discussion,
should the Office Of State School Commits,
sioner be ElectiveIn
DEPARTMENTs-NoRMAL
Wednesday, 8 p. m.-'The Normal Insti-
tute for Georgia." L. B. Evans, Augusta;
discussion led by Benjamin Nicely, r. me.
Work in Georgia" R. NJ. Campbell, savan-
nah; discussion led by E. B. Smith, La
Grange. Teachers Library, WHAT and
How Used" Charles Lane, Atlanta; discus
sion led by S. C. Caldwell. Rome.
Friday, 9 2. m.-Experience meeting,
conducted by r. W. Smith, LeGrange.
COLLEGIATE.
Wednesday, p. .-"Relation Between
the High School and the College y discussion
led by a. w. Van Hoose, Gainesville.
Thursday, 8 p. m.--"Should Markings of
Daily RecItations III Colleges be Abolished ~
discussion led by o. D. Smith, Auburn, Ala
Commencement Exercises; THOR Use and
Abuse" discussion led by Charles Lane,
Atlanta.
Friday, p. m.--General discussion,
Latin Pronunciation.
observation-disclosures.
Wednesday, 3 p. m.-"Uniform Grading
in City Schools" discussion led by W. J..
Mckenzie, West Point.
Thursday, 3 p. m.-"Statistics for Re
ports of Public Schools in Cities and Coun-
ties under Local Laws" discussion led by
W. H. Baker, Savannah.
GRAMMAR AND HIGH SCHOOL.
Wednesday, p. m. -''Some Methods in
English Grammar j. C. Harris, Marietta
| discussion led by John Nicely, Augusta.
How would Teach the Art of Compost
ton in High School," E. C. Merry, Madi-
son; discussion led by J. w. Beck, Miner.
Thursday, 8 p. m.-"School Manage
ment," W. F. Slaton, Atlanta; discussion
led by j. w. Frederick Marshallville.
Select Methods in Arithmetic C. B.
| Chapman Macon; discussion led by A. J.
O'Hara, Savannah.
Friday, p. m. Importance of Latin as
High School Study :" r. johnson, Cedar
town; discussion led by E. c. Ravencroft,
| Eatonton.
| KINDERGARTEN AND PRIMARY.
Wednesday, p. m.-"Benefits of the
Kindergarten," Miss a. NJ Palmer, At
| lanta; discussion led by z. G. Branson