Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-05-29
GEORGIA TEACHERS
WILL MEET At
TYBEE ISLAND
PRESIDENT BOND, OF ATHENS, -
SENDING OUT NOTICES AND Z
PROGRAMS OF THE NEXT
CONVENTION.

/ Teachers Association viii be held this
/ year at Tybee Island June 10 to June
| 2st. President G. 9. Bond, of Athens. is
now sending out notices of the meeting
together with copy of the program con-
/ tanning the necessary information. The
| association is very strong one, and in
creases in membership are shown every
year. The meeting this year viii be the
/ twenty-sixth that has been held since the
] association was formed. The following
is list of the officers and the program:
President-G. G. Bond. Athens.
Griffin.
Second vice president-Mrs. NJ scrut-
/ chin, Atlanta.
| Secretary-G. F. Oliphant, GAINESVILLE.
Treasurer-N. E. Ware, HawkinsviIla
! Trustees-G. G. Bond, Athens; w. p.
| Slaton. Atlanta; J.. NJ. Pound, chairman,
Macon; ]. s. Stewart. Dahlonega; l. B.
Robson, Marietta.
Program.
Papers should not exceed thirty. min-
utes; discussion ten minutes.
Thursday Morning, June 10.
9 o'clock-Annual meeting of board Of
] directors.
$3.50 O'clOck-AnnuaI meeting of board Of
10 o'clock-The Coming Country, school.
Miss Ceiestia Parrish, State Normal
school, Athens.
Observation-Disclosures J. s. Stewart.
Dahlonega; County Superintendent ]. D.
Gwaltney Rome.
Paper-Compulsory Education in the
Common Schools. Superintendent s. v.
/ Sanford, Marietta
Discussion-Mr. c. B. Chapman, prin-
cipal Of Gresham High school, Macon.
Business session: Organization of de-
partments.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
1 Primary and kfndorc~artar,
President-Miss Jessie NJ. Snyder. Mil
ledgeville.
Vice president-Miss wiIlette Allen. At
lanta.
secretary-Mrs. Pauline James. of Ma
rietta.
2:SO o'clock-Paper: Should the PRINCE
pies of Education Applied in the Kinder
garten be Employed During the Next
/ Three Years of the Child's Life? Miss
Martha Backus, kindergarten training
teacher Savannah.
nan.
Department of School Supervision:
President-Mr. William F. slaton, At
lanta.
secretary-Mr. W. C. Wright. covins-
ton.
2:so o'clock-Paper: Some Practical
Points in School Supervision. supt Otis
Ashmore, Savannah
Business session
Department of Physical Culture
President-Dr. Theodore Toepel, Allan
Miss Lillian Pierce. Atlanta.
2:So o'clock--Paper: Miss A. E. Lewis,
Wesleyan college.
Paper-Mrs. W. A. Spencer Covington
college.
Paper-Mr. w. NJ sIaton, Atlanta.
! Paper-Mr. w. A. Little Abbeville
Practical instruction in physical culture
/ by the president of department All
teachers cordially invited.
Thursday Evening.
$50 o'clock-Address-Mr w. R. webD.
/ Bell Buckle, Tenn.
Friday Morning, June 20.
10 o'elOck-Paper-A Review of Late Ed
ucational Progress. Mr.. ]. 7. Woofter,
Girls Normal and Industrial college.
Discussion-Mr. Z. E. Utterbach, Allan
| ia; Mrs. L. ". Dillon, Augusta
Paper-Cc;or Work in the Common
Schools. Mr.. E. 2. Nell. Athens.
Friday Afternoon.
2:30 oclock-Paper-Elec in High
Schools. Supt. c. B. Gibson, Columbus.
Election and Installation of Oficers.
Department Of Physical Culture.
Paper-Mr. F. L. Florence Madison.
Paper-Mr. A. d. Hammock Conyers.
Paper-Supt N. d. Miller, Fitzgerald.
Primary and kindergarten Department
Paper-The Arrangement of Programs,
Mrs. Gertrude Alexander, Principal OF
Training School. Macon.
Observation-Disclosures Literature In
Primary Grades, Miss Bessie Merreli
ThomasviIle.
Paper; Manual Training in Primary
Grades Miss Emma wilburn. principal
of Model School, Danielsville.
Observation-Disclosures ]. NJ. Pound.
Macon.
secretary-Mr. H H Stone, Emory col
lege.
Paper-some DEFICIENCIES in the Teach
ing of Preparatory Latin. Mr.. W. d.
Hooper. University of Georgia
Discussion-Mr. W. B. Griffin. Stone
Mountain; Mr.. Charles R. Forster. Ma
con. s
Paper THE Literary Of the High
school, Mr.. N. NJ. Parks. Savannah.
Dfscussion-Mr. John Nicely. Augusta;
Mr.. c. G.. Adams, Oxford; Mr. A. E.
Booth, Cornelia-
Friday Evening.
$50 o'clock-sidelights on the Schools
of Ancient Rome, Mr.. W. D. Hooper. Ath-
ems.
Saturday Morning, June II.
10 o'clock-Physical Education in Com
mon Schools. DR.. Theodore TopeL Atlanta.
Discussion-Superintend c. B Glib
son, Columbus; Superintendent ". G.
Wright, Covington.
Paper, The Teaching Of Latin IN Pre-
paratory Schools Mr.. Andrew, SIedd,
Emory college.
Discussion-COunty Superintendent n.
l. Britain. Atlanta.
Election and installation OF officers.
General Information.
The Southeastern Passenger association.
which comprises all the railroads In the
state. has granted a rate of one first class
fare for the round trip minimum rate.
30 cents) from all points in the state to
Tybee Ca. and return. account Of the
Georgia Educational association. CSee cir
cular No. 1900
Coupon tickets to be on sale only at
regular coupon ticket offices, but teach-
ers residing at non-coupon offices can Sc
cure through tickets by giving the local
agent several days notice
A rate Of $50 per day has been granted
by Mr. Bohan at South Pavilion. and a
re te Of 500 per day at Tybee hotel, for
those OcclIDyfnq beds ann a rate" Of M5u