Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-07-13
TEACHERS CONFERENCE
Leading State Educators VIII
Assemble in Morgantown.

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Regents VIII Meet Successors 10
Judge Johnson and Miss McMurphy
DIR. Whites Lectures DIR. Reed.
er's Lectures to Continue.
Next Friday und Saturday an
Educational Conference of great in.
terest and Importance will be held.
The sessions will all be in Com
mencement Hall, beginning at 900
o'clock Friday morning., and lasting
until Saturday afternoon.
Among the prominent educators of
the state who have written that they
will be present and take part in the
Conference are State Supt Miller,
President Cramblett of Bethany
College, President Wier Of the Buck
harmon Seminary, President Telford
of the Lewisburg Female Institute,
President Swartz of Broaddus Col
lege, Vice President Skinner of Nor
risH Harvey College, Supt. Wright
Denny of Charles Town, Supt. Laid
ley of Charleston, Supt. Cole of
Martinsburg, Supt. Citizens Of Wells
burg, Supt. Fleming of Parkarsburg,
Supt. Roster of Fairmont, and the
Principals of the various State N4r-
NAL Schools. This will doubtless be
the most important educational con
ference ever held in West Virginia
The main subject for discussion
will be the unification of educational
work and efforts in West Virginia
Miss Griswold and DR.. Reeder Of the
Summer School faculty, besides
President Purinton and others of the
University, will take part in the
discussions. In connection with
this Educational Conference State
Supt. Miller has called Conference
of County Superintendent, and it is
expected that large number of
them will be present.
A meeting of the Board of Regents
has been called for July 21st. The
principal business before the Board
will be the election of successor to
the late Judge johnson, Dean of the
College Of Law, and a successor to
Miss McMnrphy, one of the instruc-
tors in the Piano department of the
School of Music
DR.. |. G. White, Director of the
West Virginia State Geological Sur
vey, will deliver three lectures in the
University Summer School this
week as follows Thursday after.
noon at 200 o'clock, "West Vir-
ginia Geological Survey" Friday
morning at 500 o'clock, "West Yir-
ginia Coal Fields" Saturday morn
ing at 500 o'clock, "West Virginia
Oil and Gas Fields" The lectures
will be given in room 81, Woodburn
Hall, second floor,
1t is expected that all members
of the Summer School, besides a
good many citizens Of Morgantown,
will want 80 hear these lectures. 1t
the attendance at the first lecture,
Thursday afternoon, should be too
large for the accommodation Of the
room in WOODBURY. Hall, the remain
ing two lectures will be given in
Commencement Hall, but unless
otherwise announced all three of
them will be given in Woodbnrn
Hall.
Every afternoon at 800 o'clock in
WOODBURY. Hall Dr. Rudolph Rex
Reeder of New York will continue
his admirable series of lectures on
education and teaching. DR.. Reeder
is not only a scholar of fine attain
ments, but is an experienced educa-
tor and an attractive speaker. The
room has been crowded so far at all
of his lectures, and it is probable
that larger room will have to be
secured. If so, room 81, of the same
Hall will doubtless be used.