The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-05-15
THE ASSEMBLY OF
TEACHERS
Program of Meeting at
Morehead Given to
the Public.
Especial to News and Observer

North Carolina Teachers Assembly
today gave out the programme for the
approaching session of the assembly
to be held in Morehead City, June Sth
to 18TH. The programme is now
being printed and will come from the
press early next week, and will be
Immediately mailed to the teachers.
Secretary Carmichael said to your cor
respondent today that a letter re-
ceived from Mr.. a. j. Cook. manager
of the hotel at Morehead, states that
a great many rooms have already
been reserved for the meeting
The programme arranged for the
session, which is the tWenty-firSt an
nual meeting of the teachers of the
State. is as follows:
WEDNESDAY, Q n. NJ. Prayer
E'r Ne. Beaufort.
Address of Welcome-Sanutor h. M.
Simmons, Smithfield.
RespOnSe-Supt. Alexander Gra-
ham, Charlotte.
10 A. M.-Meetings of Departments.
department of County Superin,cn-
dents and Rural School Teachers
Y Joyner, Presiding officer.
What Subjects Should be given
Preference and Should Receive Most
Time and Attention-Prof. e. G.
Brooks, Supt c. w. Massey, Durham
county; Supt. R. B. White, Franklin
county; Supt Paul j. Long, North
ampton county; Supt. j. A. Anthony,
Cleveland county; Supt. c. A. q.
Thomas, Chowan county.
Reduction of Glasses to the Small
est Possible Number-Supt Washing
ton Catlett, New Hanover; Supt. r. j.
Peele, Martin county; Supt. r. w.
AskeW, BERTHE county: Supt r. M.
Davis Edgecombe county; Supt. G. w.
nd NJ
Thompson, Onslow; SuDt. E. c. Ross,
Pamlico; Supt. G.. F. Holloway, Rox-
boro.
How to Obtain Facts Necessary for
Proper Graduation and Classification
Supt. w. NJ. Hinton, Pasquotank;
Supt. J. NJ. Wall, Arson county; Supt.
r. W. Askew, BERTHE county; Supt
w. H. Ragsdale, Pitt county; Supt
j. A. Butler, Iredell county; Supt. e..
E. Sans, Mcdowell county; Supt. l..
3. Emett, Carteret county.
The Duties of the Effective Rural
School Teacher.-Supt. F. Wooten,
Columbus county; Prof. T. H. King,
Ayden, Pitt county; Prof. n. w. Walk
er, Randolph county; Supt. G. T..
Heather, Lincoln county.
How to- Enforce the Adoption OF
This Course of Study and Method OF
Graduation and Classification i'm all the
SchooIs-Supt. j. NJ. Way, Randolph
county; Supt s. M. Crimson, Craven
county, Supt. John A. Terrell: Samp-
son county; SuDt j. b. McKinson,
Scotland county; Supt. S. r. Bateman,
Tyrrell county; Supt. c. e. Maddry
Orange county; Supt. j. E. Debnam,
Snow Hill: Supt. 7. L. Ledford, David
son.
Department of City Surerintendents
and Principals--E. B. Broadhurst
Presiding.
The Best Solution of the County In
stitute Problem-Supt. e. P. Mangum,
Wilson.
Discussed by Supt. D. Matt. Thomp-
son, Statesville Supt. Thomas r.
Foust, Goldsboro; Supt. Claude X.
Observation-Disclosures A. J. Bar
wick Goldsboro.
Discussed by r. j. Tighe, Asheville;
L. c. Brogden, Kinston; Geo. II.
Crowell. High Point.
Flexible Grading i'm the High
School-Supt. j. A. Matheson. Dur
ham: Principal Snipes, Winston;
Principal Bivins, Charlotte.
Systems of Grading-Supt. Walter
Thompson, Concord; Supt. Harry Hew-
ell, Washington; Supt. j. A. Jones,
Fayetteville; Supt. w. c. Allen,
Waynesville.
PRIMARY AND KINDERGARTEN
DEPARTMENTAL Margaret john
son, Mrs. A. p. Robinson, leaders.
1000 a. m:-What MAY We as Teach
ers Do TO Extend Kindergarten Work?
The Relation Between Primary and
kindergarten WOrk-Miss Fales,
Greensboro Kindergarten. The First
Three Months of SchoOl-Miss Halle
Holman Durham City Schools.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, $3.50 II.
NJ: Presidents Address,. b. Car
n Ta1 1Dll
THURSDAY, 900 A. NJ. Report of
chairman. Discussed by DR.. w. t.
Whitsett, Supt j. A. Sharpe, Prof.
j. c. Horner. 1890 "A. NJ: Manual
Training in the School.-Wm. G. A.
Hammel, State Normal and Industrial
College. 1900 A. NJ: Professional
Training of Teachers.-Prof. M. G. 5.
Noble, University of North Carolina.
1900 NJ: The Development of Liter
AIRY Activity in North CaroIina.-Edi-
tor j. w. Bailey, of the Biblical Re-
corder. 1890 u. NJ: Some Lessons
from the SchOOl-Room of the Blind
Supt John E. Ray Deaf, Dumb and
Blind Institution.
EVENING SESSION, $50 p. NJ:
Address.-Dr. w. w. Stetson, State Su-
perintendent Maine. Addrcss.-Hon.
j. Y Joyner AddPeSs.-Hon. Chas b.
Aycock, Governor of North Carolina.
FRIDAY, 900 A. M.:Music i'm the
School-Prof c. r. Brown, Normal
and Industrial College. Discussion led
by r. l.. Keisler, Charlotte Schools.
1000 "A. NJ: Relation Between History
and Geography.-Prof. f. w. Skies,
Wake Forest. 1880 A. NJ: Hindrances
to Our Educational Progress.-C. II.
Mebane, ex-State superintendent of
Education. 11:15 A. NJ: a View of
Some Famous Schools of the North
Prof. j. f. Bivins, Trinity Park School.
1900 NJ: Modern Development and
Religious ThOught.-Prof Plato Dur
ham, Trinity College. 1890 II. NJ:
Addrcss.--W. w. Stetson, State Super
intendent Education Maine.
DEPARTMENT OF HIGH SCHOOLS
AND ACADEMIES.-Prof. a. +. Sans,
president; Prof. II. $. Aldridge, secre-
tary. 800 II. NJ: j. G. Ransmeiet,
Trinity College. Present Conditions i'm
HIGH School and Academy Work in
North CaroIina.-Prof M. HI. Holt
Oak Ridge Institute. The Future OF
the High School and Academy in
North Carolina.-J. c. Horner, Horner
School
FRIDAY EVENING, $3.50 T.. NJ.
Address.-The Practical and Literary
i'm Modern Life-Dr. G. A. Smith, Uni