The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-26
SOUTHERN EDucATloN.
Partial Programme of the Associa''"" ,
Meeting at Norshead City.

SOUTHERN EDUCh ION
Partial Programme of the Associ"''""
Meeting at Nor.head city.
RALEIGH. y. c., April 23.-ispecial.l-
Upon several occasions recently TIE liNhs
has contained notices Of the meeting a'
MorehoaI City IN July Of The southern ID
ucati0ndl Association. Inc thaliihdn,
Josiah n. Shinu, Of Little Rock. Nh; anu
the Secretary. Eugene g.. Harold, oi Raleigh
of the Programme Committee have now is-
sued the partial programme. when rl'tt'
tho puruose and character of Che gathering.
In the great gathering the pleasure ui
each pef.on will be- largely enhanced pi tne
Fact that the speakers and hearers nfe in
thoroiiuh .vfnnaths md accord. I'm all plans
considered and formulated ilr ihe advance
mont oftbc educational intcresi5o me SOUTH.
This social commingling OF the leading ed-
ucaf0rs OF the south. including the stare
commissioners Of public instruction, super
intendonts of city schools, principals Of
academies and high schools presidents ana
faculties of colleges and universities, ANA
the teachers in public ana private 'o.nl..
and VILLAGE schools. Nlli give iD southern
aiucafiou and Southern teachers such en.
thuSiasm as has not De9i seen Nei'fei 10 i
thought.
Following is the programme as fnras DO ha-
barn completed. ln the morning oi july D.
Governor Daniel O.. f0wlo. of Nofin caro-.
Lima. will deliver the address of welcome.
io which responses VIII Dee made DDS Mf.
John l.. Weber. school commissioner iNI
Charleston county. p. o., Professor =. NJ.
Bnruoy. president Howard fcnlo COLLEGE
G9l1fm. Tennessee. Professor q. W. Nlch.
.f..n. nu.daut -lltr University, NliNn
gnusc. Louisiana. Colonel j. T.. Mnflf.'
nrn.fuHi Military institute, Marion. Aii
hlma: Hon. =. VI. Finger iiie -uHilh'
f.ui.nf Public Instruction. Raleigh. y. CT
Professor ~ J.. Payne. -upcr.ui. nd'n
Marion county. Oeala. f.or.tl. iroIl, I'D
r.. a. Wilmer. school commit -'Oner Wash
mrfnn county. Maryland: iiOn. d. ". Pres
tom. state superintendent Public lu-truc
i.au. Jack 5000. Mi-si--ippl Hon. John D.
Massey. state superintendent Public in
sfruct.ou. Richmond. Nir-nn; lion. D. D.
Pickett. -luer'Uf0ndonI Public instruction
Frankfort Kentucky. Profess r d. u
-linn. Little Rock. Arkansas.
I'm the afternoon. after organization anl
nunnmmont of special committees. Hon
vs.. g.. Thompson. state superintendent. n
Little Rock. Arkansas. Wiil read o nape@10 l
-fiow OBJ Improve our Rural schools.
which viii he discussed by Hon. John D.
Massey. State superintendent Nir-.nil. ani
Alex. d. Holiday. President Agricultural
and Mechanical COLLEGE. Raleigh. sc.
Atuilhf Hon. d. J.. N. Curry 0t 1900
m0ud. VIII make the address:
Professor r. III. parhJm. oi Little k0ci
Ark. viii read on wednesday q paper o'
.The Relation of High school FEB Public eou
cation" discussion hy Professors inl'na'
Price. Union CITY. Tenn; James 4. Niek
/ Olm.toad. Ky. Arthur T. Wilmer An'n-
don. Val. r.. IS. Alderman. Raleigh. n.
! Professor NJ. A. Newell, Of Maryland Wil
read paper ON "lrnnr oi Teachers.
which win bc discussed hi Professor g.. i
/ Winston. University of North Carolina; -
d. johnson. Columbia. s.. g.. keY. DR. W
b. Atkinson. Charlotte, n. q.
COMPULSORY education VIII. he tle -uNDe
ON Thursday morning of paper nf Hon
Frank NJ. smith. State superintendent
| Nashville Tenn. and DO VIII Boz disru--e.
/ bv Dir. Richard l.. tarno, superintendent
| city schools. Alexandria. Va, Nalo
| Robert Bingham. superintendent BINGHAM
~ehoni. NOlth tarOiina; Professor h. Is
/ Dick som. superintendent City schools. 1iN
bile. Ail.: Professor James A. il-nNur
superintendent Military school. Wayne
b0ro, ia.. Rev. John J.. ,rowoll Ir'.den
/ Trinity COLLEGE NOrih Carolina.
THE paper Dy Prof Josiah ID. -n'nn. Sec
Rotary of tho State Teachers Association 90
Arkansas. WIN he Goa ~L0cal laN1f.on. 3n'
twill he discussed br Nr.j0lu W. Glenn
Of Elhaft0n. Ca. and Prof Charles ID. Nc
/ lYcr. 0i Raleigh. NC.
The nieht session viii Dee particularly n
farpsfiue. ma-much as Miss -1.lie i. Ham
ner. ol Richmond. win read paper on "lli
| Practical Education of Women which
viii lo discussed lv Sis ida 3. Young
/ Wa-hinrfl1. Oa.. Prof. james NInWiidlr
GnrlOr-r'Uo. Na. Rev. Bennett -mcle-
| R4laieh. N.C..p.DLJ.O ID. Anderson. Hunt
willie. Ala.. Miss Dulee Noise, ,umrter. IS
| O.: Miss 81. Rutherford. Athens. Da.. Prot
d. b. Hancock. Nashville. Tenn
Ou Friday. ll0n 5. NJ. FINGER state ~u
uor'niaudont OF Raleigh. viii read rapa.
0n "Whai tine South I- Doing for Public
Education" discussion hy fne -urerniend
ents of each Southern state. Then viii i0i
l0w nvo-miuuto talks, giving statistics a-
follows. Money collected annually hN gem
erai faX. local tax and subscription. Value
OF school buildings. Number 0f white c'tl
drou and c0l0red children enumerated, en.
rolled and average attendance in ih'
schools.
Tine committee Will make % report on
Southern educational Journals and ii Hi|
Dee discussed DY Nr-. B. B. sterling. Little
Rock. Arkansas. Professor b. lurytar
Richmond. Nir-'nai Professor b. Den.
SON. RALEIGH. N0rlh Carolina; hr. Vt. D.
Nenahlo. Little n0ck. Arkansas; Mrj. ~
McNiiin luka. Mississippi. Mr. John li
Seals. Atlanta. Georgia; Professor ID. J
Hiil. Jr. Raleigh. h0rih Carolina.
Afni-hf Dr. Henry B.. shepherd. prnr.-
dent oi fle University oi south Carolina.
wii rell % PAPER On "Ihe school Book
Problem" which win Doe discussed hy Proc
lessor j. W. Graham. Clarkslilie. Tenn