Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-26
INSTITUTE
NEXT WEEK
interesting Program Presented
By the County Superintendent
for the Teachers.

Miss Bernice Mccoy. County Super
intendent. has prepared the program
for the teachers institute that 1t to
be held in this city during next week
beginning Mondoy and ending Friday
night The program that has been arr
ranged is one Of the most interesting
as well as instructive yet prepared In
institutes. 1t is now expected that
fully $50 teachers will be in attendance
from all parts Of the county as well
great number Of visitors from outside
counties.
The opening program Monday fore
noon will be a most interesting one
Rev. ]. "A. Pine will deliver the OPEN
ing address and will be followed by
Hon. c. d. Thomas of Nexperce with
short address. Superintendent r. N.
Wright will talk on arithmetic. Presi-
dent G. HI. Black will speak on 1.-THE
New Basis of Geography" Prof. Talk
History" DR.. Heritage Of Spokane will
deliver an address on Vocal Culture In
Public Schools" The morning session
will close with talk from VIM. F. Nc
Clelland in round table, Difficulties in
the School of Many Grades"
The afternoon session will open with
an address from President Black on
1.-THE Relative Importance OF Subjects"
THE Legitimate Demands of Language
Work." will be discussed by Prof.
| Wright. and Prof Talkington will
speak on 1.-THE Object in the Study Of
deliver a second address on Vocal
Culture in the Public School," and the
days session will close with round
| table discussion Some Other Difficult
| ties in our Rural School Work." by
Minnie Wagner.
Tuesday morning the session will be
| opened by Rev r. T. Gurnsey who will
pronounce the invocation. DR.. Herr
tage will delived third address on
Vocal Music in the Public School"
and Hon. c. D. Thomas will speak on
Language Work from the Thought
Side" and Prof. darlington will adj
dress the institute on The Connection
of History" Geography for Primary
Grades" by President Black will CLOSE
the morning session
The afternoon session will open with
an instruction on Vocal Music in the
Public School," by DIR. Heritage. Thil
will be followed by an address from
President Black ON What might b.
Omitted from the Elementary CuTr4-
. culum" A. A. Alvord will lead a round
table discussion. -Correlating currenl
, reading with the Study Of Civil Gov.
eminent" by Prof. Tallsington. "Schoo
Discipline" by Prof. Wright and q
. round table discussion TED by Prof. c
o. linn will close the afternoon ses.
sion. At eight o'clock In the evening
Dr. Heritage will give musicale which
will conclude his work for the session
the Doctor leaving for his home ir
Spokane Wednesday morning,
!. Wednesday the invocation will b.
|. pronounced by Rev. VIM. baltimore
School Sanitation" will be dwelt OF
| by Professor Wright and "Gesgraph!
for Intermediate Grades will be tn
, subject Of President Blacks address
Professor STalidngton will talk on I'm
tensive Study of History" and this will
be followed by round table discus
I sion on Spelling and Reading" ii
/ which the following persons viii par
, ticipate. Miss Clara Walker. b. ]. Fike
. Miss Bonnie Davis. Miss Helen Dais
ley and Miss May Thayre.
r During the afternoon Music in Gu
Rural Schools," by +. o. Greene Wi
open the session. President Black vii
address the institute on Music. Draw
: ing and Manual Training" and Profes
} sor Talkington will speak on the 'Cab
/ met System Of Government" Profes
4 sor Wright will speak on rs the Stat
standard for Eighth Grade Work To
High?' This will be followed by q gen
] eral discussion ON the subject.
4 Thursday morning Father Post vii
: pronounce the invocation and win b
followed by Professor Wright on Lit
erature in the High Grades" "Geogra
! ply for Grammar Gfades'' will be tn
s,,h3oct n lan nm nv Professor Rlacl