The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-30
STATE TEACHERS MEETING,
The Int ,restIng Programme--Arranee
Inents for Entertainment-TheH Hospi-
tality OF the Spartans.


nents for Entertainment-The Hospi-
tality OF the spartans.
The meeting Of the State Teachers
Association in Spartanburg this sum.
mer promises to be one of the best and
most beneficial ones yet held.
The Spartans are making elaborate
arrangements for it and their hospital
ity will be delightful.
Among tie features will be q CON-
plimentary excursion to Asheville ten
dered by the Spartans.
The programme is as follows:
Sunday, July 1st.-1l a. m.-Sermon
by Rev. w. NJ. Grier, D. D., Due West.
$50 .. m.-Programme arranged by
city pastors.
Monday, July 2d.-l0 a. m.-Addresa
of welcome by Mayor A. B. Calvert
and President B. F. Wilson. Annual
address by the president. II a. m.-
Report of special committee appointed
at the last meeting; Superintendent T.
P. Bailey, Marion. .Discussion-l2m-
Advantages of securing permanent
home for the association; Superintend-
ent E. L. Hughes, Greenville. Discus
sion. Afternoon-4 p. m.-Meeting o
the primary department, Miss L. C.
Hubbard, Anderson, president. At
tractive programme. $50 p. m.-Ad-
dress by Superintendent N. +. Walker,
Cedar Springs. Subject: 'The Educa-
ton of the Blind and the Deaf."'
Tuesday, July 3d.-10 a. m.-History
of education in South Carolina; Pro-
fessor W. S. Morrison, Clemson Col
lege. Discussion. II a. m.-Normal
training for preparatory teachers and
how to obtain it; Superintendent D. B.
johnson, Columbia. Discussion. IL
m.-Comparison of systems of prepara.
tory schools in the Carolinas and Geor-
gia; Superintendent B. F. Bailey,
Abbeville. Discussion. Afternoons
p. m.-Department of superintendents,
E. L. Hughes, President, Greenville
4:Oo-4:lo-Preliminary work. 4:10-4:3O
Pedagogical investigation; superin.
tendent T. P. Bailey, Jr., Marion.
4:30 4:4o-Discussion. E4O-5:O0- Some
drawbacks; Superintendent W. Fl.
Hand. Chester. 5:0O-5:30-Echoes from
the national superintendent's meeting;
Superintendent P. T. Brodie, Spartan
burg. 5:30-5:4O-Discussion. 5:4O-6:OO-
General discussion departmental
teaching in grammar schools. $50 pm.
Address by President J. 81. Carlisle,
Woford College.
Wednesday, July 4th.-1O a. m.-
Public school education in France;Rev.
James Woodrow, D. D., South Caro-.
lima College. Discussion. IL q. H.
What are the objects in view in teach
ing Geography? Superintendent Frank
Evans, Newberry. Discussion. 12 N.
Model lesson in teaching Geography;
Miss Ella Cofeld, Spartanburg.
College Department-Dr. J. q. Gar.
lise, President, Woford College. 4 p. m.
Paper By Professor Snyder, of Wos.
ford College. 5p. m.-Paper by Prof
H. T. Cook, of Furlnan University
Discussion. $50 p. m.-Address by
Geo. T. Winston. President University
of North Carolina.
Thursday, July 5th.-10a a. m.-Phys-
ical culture; Miss Maud E. Mason,
Converse College. Discussion. II q. m
The educational value of history as
school study, Rev. b. s. Hartzog, BAN.
berg. Discussion. 11:3o q. m.-Draw.
ing in the schools; Professor Williams
Welch, Clemson College. Discussion
u m.-bnsiness. Afternoon- o. m
department of School Commission.
ers. 4-00-4::45-CalI to order, organiza.
tion, etc. 4:45.4:55.The necessity O
teaching English property; F. Horton
Colcock. 4:55:5:lO-Discussion. 5:10.5:1(
Qualifications and duties of a schoo
commissioner, W. W. Bright. 5:2O.5:3!
Some suggestions in regard to ou
school system; Thomas W. Keitt. $40
6-0O-Discussion. $50 p. MA talk OF
music; DR.. E. Fl. Peters, Converse Col
lege, followed by concert and reading
The following information is give1
by the committee:
Teachers who desire will be boarded
in Converse College; gentlemen at 81 ,
day; ladies, who come by Sunda.
morning and bring sheets, pillow-cases
towels, ETC., and remain during th
session, at 75c. day. No deduction
will Re made for absence from meals.
Those expecting to board in Convers
, College will please notify Mrs. L. B
, Thompson, Spartanburg, S. c., a few
days before the meeting.
Parties preferring to board in th
city will have reduced rates.
r 1t is the hope of the executive com
! mittee that all reach there by Satu,
day night.
The citizens of Spartanburg expec
to give the teachers free excursion t
q Asheville on Friday.
y The lowest possible railroad rate
, viii! be secured for all attending the az
ISOLATION.
@ Parties wishing information aboU
board, accommodations, rates, etc
q will please write to President B. F
. Wilson, or J. F. Brown, Spartanbure
q S. G.
Irregularity.