The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1905-04-01
PROGRAM.
THURSDAY. APRIL q, 1905. . P. NJ

Business Session-Reports of officers and com |
mittees. smendments. appointment OF commit.
tees. nomination Of officers, selection OF place oil
address by Hon. W. W stetson. Of Maine, state |
Superintendent of Education. on the duty OF each
citizen making the public school more efhcient.
THURSDAY, APRIL 6. 1905. p. NJ.
Address OF Welcome by Hon. John H. Overton.
Response and annual address by president e. f.
p Address ID by Arnold rhompkins Of Chicago Nor
NAL School.
FRIDAY APRIL Z. 1905. 0A.M.
Bnsiness session-Rural school-Addresses. ta)
The Rural School Equipment: by b. C. Caldwell,
President State Normal School. Natchitoches
Discussion. (b) The Rural School Teacher. by
wicklife Rose. Dean of Peabody College, NASH
Vile, Tenn. Discussion
FRIDAY, APRIL Z, 1905. 2P.M.
Department Meetings-Ungraded Conference
d. C. Stricken. vidalia, Chairman.-The School
some of the social Opportunities of a District
school, D. b. Showalter. Donaldsonvile.
WHY is the school H ouse Ideally Best Suited for
Becoming the Social Center OF its Dstricty Z. Il.
The Teachers Character Factor in the Social
Function OF the school, Miss Julia Dale. vidalia.
What Is the Purpose and value OF Parents AS
sociations In Connection with the schools? W. ID.
Dale, Ruston. 60
| Waldo New Orleans. Chairman kindergarten, ana
| Miss Mary M. Conway, New Orleans. Chairman
Mrs,c Confereuce
Goo; Goo Music-Its value. Miss Henrietta Randall.
New Orleans
song interpretation-Mis E. Bentley. New Or
leans
(iames-Miss Margaret Rykoski, New Orleans.
| Rote Songs-Miss Daisy Scholl, New Orleans.
| Rhymth-Its Place I'm school Work, Miss Irma
Kursheedt New Orleans.
Part Sineing-Miss H. Charlton. New Orleans.
| Tone Pictures.
| sight Reading
| Primary CONFERENCE.-The Lillian Gibbs. N onroe.
! Chairman.
Value OF stories and How to Successfully Tell
| Them-Miss Mary MaRruder. Natehitoches.
| Plaindeaiing.
l sard
| Language Work In Primary Grade-Miss Daisy
Richartison Monroe.
| Value Of Music-Miss Matte Stanneld. Cou-
shatta
Taik-tspeaker to be announced later.l
Grammar Conference. b. Addicott. New Or
leans Chairman
leaders of discussions viii be limited strictly to
10 Minutes all other speakers to Ave minutes.
All leaders should send at least an outline pre-
ierably an exact copy. OF their Respective Papess
10 o mi, H.. PonId he done "a early as nos
my p"p
Reading az a Means Of Getting Thought.-Ied
by A. y. Bush. Bunkie. Discussion: W. y. ray
lor. Ruston; Agnes Scott 81; Mar1nssnae' ~ n. y
Ortego. VILE Platte: ID. ha'e' nus'o"' ri""
ces BradIord' Mansneiu. p., rhor.ht-
keading az means " H~Pros1ne ,a..sss'sr
Led oy w; n. Mauule'o U l = wstson
Ea'.n um.,anI nup.e cs1hsr Sbrsvsnort
Methods Of Teaching Reading-Led by b.
Caldwell Natchitoches. Discussion: NJ. G. Han
SON. New Orleans: Rita johnson. New Orleans.
The Relation OF Pictures and Gestures to Read
. ipg-Ied by \. y. Walker. Baton Rouge. Discns
sion: c. q. whisenhunt, Shreveport.
Reading as Related to Geography and History
Led by Lois Chaplin. Roseland. Discussion: Ma
bel Brasher. Alexandria. The following hav.
promised to engage IN the senera, discussion; z
u ~ " I. stenbens. LAFAYETTE: g. N
Hughes.
, High Conierence-I. M barnam' Markss"'e
Chairman.