The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-05-20
EDNES
m.-DpvOtional exercises.

WEDNESDAY.
900 a. m.-Devotiona exercises.
4:15 a. m.-Report of Assembly's Com
mittee on Legislation. j. Y. Joyner,
chairman; L. L. Hobbs, J. A. Butler,
Coon, ]. /. Foust.
General discussion, led by ]. T. Al
derman, superintendent Henderson city
Schools: J.. A. Holt. principal Oak Ridge
1915 a. m.-Report OF Assembly's
on Elementary English. Miss
w. NJ. Halliburton, chairman.
Discussion, led by Harry Howell. SUI
perintcndent WASHINGTON City Schools.
1C.45 a. m.-Intiuence of Francis w.
Parker on American Education.' K. ID.
w. Conner, superintendent oxford City
Schools.
l1:0o a. m.-.Tne Teachers Person
atty Henry Louis Smith. president
Davidson College.
1870 a. m.-"Pure Scholarshir-Its
Place in Civilization II. F. I.inscott,
Professor of Latin, University OF North
Carolina.
1900 m.-Report of the ~Assembly's
Committee on Rural Libraries. j. |.
FOuSt. chalrTlan.
12:lI p m.-"The Library Movement
in North Carolina Mrs. Lindsay Pat
terson. member of the Library Commit
tee Of the State Literary and Historical
Society.
1o:45 D.. m.-"The Self-development of
the Teacher" J.. A. BiVins, principal
City Schools, Charlotte.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
$50 p. m.-President's address. Edwin
Minis. Professor of English Literature,
Trinity College.
$3.50 p. m.-"The Literary Awakening
in North Carolina" Ex-Julge II. G..
Historical Society.
THURSDAY.
800 a. m~.-DevotiCnal exercises.
9:15 a. m.-"The Development of the
Common Schools CT New England. Chas.
l.. Coon, superintendent of City Schools.
Salisbury.
$50 a. m.-''The Significance of the
Educational Conference at Athens in the
Development Of the Universal Eiuca-
Alexander Graham, superinten-
den Charlotte City Schools.
10:0G a. m.-'VVhat Can be Done for
the Common Schools of North Carolina ."
/. "a Vigorous Campaign F.. W.
Skies, Professor of History, Wake For
est College.
Discussion, led by J.. NJ. Way, County
ty Superintendent CT Northampton.
2. Consolidation of Districts" G. II.
Mebane, president CataWba College.
Discussions, led by w. H. Ragsdala.
County Superintendent of Pitt: +. r.
Atkinson, County superintendent of
Wayne; j. A. McAlIister, County Super
CT Robson.
2. Build Better School Houses Miss
Laura Kirby. President of Women's
State Association for Building Better
School Houses.
Discussion, led by r. c.. Abbott. Char
lCtto: S. F. Nenable. County Superin-
tendent of Buncombe.
4. Local Taxation stephen C.. Bra
County Superintendent of Eeau-
fort.
Discussion. led by A. P. NVhisenhunt.
County Superintendent of Catawba: NJ.
H. Alfred, principal YoungsNille Acad-
envy.
:. .'Townshir Teachers Meetings." NJ.
5. Noble, Professor of Pedagogy, Uni
of North Carolina.
Discussion, led by j. A. Butler, Coun-
" Superintendent of Ircdell; s. L. Sheep.
County Superintendent of Pasquotank.
E. uniformity of Course of Study"
T. F. ClaNton, Secretary Southern Board /
OF Education.
Discussion, led by E. G. Brooks. Su-
perintendent City Schools OF Monroe.
Suggestions for Teaching
Arithmetic, r. w. Allen. nrincinal
Reidsville City Schools.
History. w. G. Allen, superintendent
city Schools Of WaynesVille.
100 p. m.-"The Press in Our Fdlca-
-ional Awakening" Josephus Daniels.
editor News and Observer.
THURSDAY EVENING.
$50 p. m.-Educational Rally. Ad-
iresses by His Fxcellency Governor
has. &. Aycock; Chas. D.. McIver, pres