The state chronicle., 1893-06-18
THE TEACHERS ASSEMBLY.
Programme of the Tenth Annual Sc.
sion at Morehead.

Of the Tenth Annual Ses-
sion at Morehead.
The tenth annual session Of the North |
Carolina Teachers Assembly will meet |
at Morehead City June 20 to July 3,
1893. Many new features in the Assem-
bly, work introduced this session will
make the occasion of more value than
ever. Men and women Of the highest
reputation and success in our State,
representing every department of edu
cation, will be present and give their
best thoughts and views in professional
work.
The results of such meeting of teach
ers as has been planned for the coming
session of the Assembly are certsin to
increase the interest of all our people in
education.
The annual dues for membership in
tie Teachers Assembly are 81 for males
and 81 for females. By special request
Of the Assembly the railroads will add
the membership fee to the price Of the
ticket, and will furnish purchaser a
coupon, for which, when presented to
the Secretary at Morehead City, a Ger
tifcate of Membership" will be supplied,
which will entitle the holder to all spe-
cial hotel rates, lectures, entertainments
and every other privilege of the Assem-
bly, session Friends of education sre
permitted to attend the Assembly on
same terms rs teachers.
The various railroads of the State
have made, specially for the Assembly,
q very liberal rate Of about one and a
half cents mile each way. Tickets on
sale from June 18 to 30. and are good to
return any time until July 20, and per-
NIT stopping over on the return trip
The great Atlantic Hotel gives first
class accommodations to all who hold
certificates of membership at uniform
rate of only s. per day.
The following Assembly programme
as just been announced by Secretary
Harrell:
Wednesday, June 2lst, there will be
the opening address by Hon. a. M.
Waddell on the subject Of Socialism in
the United States, and in the afternoon
a complimentary sail to the Assembly
by the boatmen of Beaufort and More
head City. At night President John j.
Blair will deliver the annual address.
On Thursday paper will be read on
| physical culture by Miss Corrinne Hsr-
rison, of New Berne; on Education the
Mightlest Factor in the Development
and Elevation of Man." by Superintend.
ent F. H. Curtis, of the Shelby Graded
Schools, and at night Hon. John G.
Scarborough will deliver an address.
On Friday Mr.. E E. Britton, of the
Roxboro Institute, will read a paper or
"School Savings Banks" and at night
there will be the intercollegiate Ora
torical contest for the Assembly Cole
Medal.
| Saturday night there will be liter
ary and musical entertainment by tn,
Assembly.
| On Sunday there will be religious ser
vices morning and evening IN the As
sembly Hall.
The programme for the second wee]
opens on Monday with an address o.
physical Culture" by Miss Corrinn
Harrison, OF New Berne, and Superin
tendent Logan D. Howell, of the Ia,
boro Schools, will also deliver an ad
dress. In the afternoon there will b
the annual meeting of County Superir
tendents, and at night Rev. John "
Clewell will deliver an address.
Tuesday "Our Public Schools an
their Work" Programme of paper
and discussions under the entire maj
agement of the Association of City s,
perintendents, and at ght there will b
the instrumental music contest for th
Assembly Gold Medal.
Wednesday, June 28th, is the "Colleg
Association Day" The subject: q
1 College Education-What is IT," sn
"The Value of College Education" wi
e be discussed; and at night an addrts
q on "The Social and Beautiful in Collee
!, Life" will be delivered by Prof. E. !
y Alderman, of Chapel Hill.
e Thursday is "Modern Language ar
e Literature Day" There will be an a.
s dress on "Mysteries, Old and New"
IS MIR. Howard A. Banks, of Charlott
i. and on English Philology," by D
g Franklin Davis, of Guilford Colleg
+ At night DR.. G.. Alphonso Smith wi
deliver an add, ess on ''P oetry in Ever
- day Life"
y On Friday there will be the annu
- election Of officers Of the Assembly; al
!. on Saturday, July 1st, the Assemb
. will close with literary and music
- entertainment and exercises.
Hero It Ia.