The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-08
THE OFFICIAL PROGRAMME
OF the Southern Educational Asso-
citation at Hot Springs.
MANY PAPERS OF MUCH INTEREST
Will be Read and Discussed by Promi-
nent Teachers From All Sections
of the South.

of the Southern Educational association,
with the purpose OF determining for your
selves whether IT will be of your interest.
and TO the educational interests In which
you are enlisted. that you should attend
this meeting. This programme is one that
will readily commend Itself to every
thoughtful and progressive teacher
No better selection of subjects could
have been made. They are all OF general
and practical interest. and many OF those
who arc to take an active part in the dis
cussion of these subjects are mon of Ma
tional reputation
This meeting should result In great and
permanent benefits to the South, and its
results to the schools OF the South will
be practically measured by the interest
manifested by the Southern teachers
Texas stands foremost among all South
ern States in educational progress. If her
position he determined by the consensus
OF opinion throughout the country. Is
this a correct estimate of the progress or
educational interest in Texasa II so, the
attendance upon this meeting, the most
important in its results ever held by
southern teachers, will be In evidence or
the truth Of the estimate. THIS is a meet
nr I'm which Texas teachers should feel
a special pride and take II deep interest
hope they viii, IN large numbers, at,
tend and bring back to their schools, anu
to the grand cause of education in tie
Lone Star State such announcement and
enthusiasm as only meeting of this
character can inspire. Let each and every
teacher in the state lend his best ener-
gies to the success Of this meeting, and by
so doing he will give renewed strength
and encoura cement to our own great
VIZ ~ ''''' ' j. NJ. Carlisle,
State Superintendent
Southern Educational Association
MeG Ell ,i;. at iiot Springs Ark December
Omcers-Presldemt j. r. Preston. State
superintondcnt, Jackson, Miss Secretary
james MoGinnis, superintendlent owens-
state Superintendent, Austin, Texas.
Heads Of Observation-Disclosures r. r.
Fulton, University of Mississppi Sec
Houston, Texas; Elementary. J. n. Phil
lips. superintendent Birmingham, Ala
GENERAL PROGRAMME.
Tuesday, December al, Evening, s o'clock.
Addrcss, Or. r. II Taylor, Hot Springs.
His honor, the Mayor.
= The president Of the association. state
Miss
appointment OF committees.
Address Thorouehness and It's Impli-
cations William r. Harper. president
Of the University Of Chicogo, Chicago.
- Hot Springs Co.. Professor Eugene A.
Smith, State geologist. University Of Ala
hama.
o'clock. ''''''
Invocation
=. AddressThe President of the n. i. A.
Superintendent N. C. Dougherty Peoria
Address-Thc Commissioner of Educa-
tion-Dr. w 4. Harris, Washington. D. c.
Symposium-Ths Rural School and Its
The Township system State superin.
tcudent Jtnius Jordan. Little Ron AK
State Superintendent j. 1t Carlisle Aus.
lin, Texas '''''' '''"-
How to Enrich the Instruction IN Rural
Schools state S,Incrinfcndent Inn IL ~ ~
Kirk. Jefferson civ. Mo-. state Sum Smncr,n IN
tendcnt John u Massey Richmond, Va
summer Schools nm" AMI rea NIh 1pst,.
tute--Prof l.. T. Wolfe. Kansas CITY. Mo
State Superintendent w. n. Sbents Tai
iahassce. Fla; Prof w Rn.e Nash, iiie
Tenn. '>''e N"'"' '''''
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state Funds State suptrintsnd iS' + L. b. p.
intendcnt $. G. t;alhrrnth Ma shliiIIe
Tenn. NV
White Teachers In Colored Schools
Superir tcndeut l. II hillins Eirnino
ham Ala: Supsrinterdemt r, '',i a,sMt'lh6
Kansas city, Mo.
~ How to Interest md Improve Country
poarmerSD' IouhIy Superintendent NJ. L.
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inn u, January = Morning. O'Clock.
a,aNo,t,,, c,,
:, Se.ohunty SCHOOLS the Need OF the
Sou.h-lT;u w; 1. POINTER. president
Sulunco ltl,i School Shelbvville, Ky,
,,, oiSSuss'o sni, nroi' George j. Ramsey.
presinent Sllumnn school, Clinton, La
i,rot. iohn c. Fntrali. University Fay
stleNiic, ARK Dr. Robert Frazer. Column
bus' MISS
Address-State Education--Hon. A. l..
,,eterman' Southeru School, Lexington.
Ky;
DEMONSTRATION. Tom. T. McBeath, Eek
ponent; Jacksonville, Fla.
The Bell and Lancaster system. What
Is There in 1t Tor tho schools of The
South?-Prof, q. II. Morrison Kansas CITY.
Mo,
Dtscusslo1-Prof. n. II. I'M Raleigh. n
G: Prof j. Z. Bnnton. dean normal de
partment. University, Columbia, Mo,
January . Evening. S o'clock.
Address--pr William r. Harris irnited
States commissioner OF education Whshl