The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-05-18
STATE TEACHERS ASSEMBLY

TUESDAY. JUNE II


s.ss y. IN Address Of welcome
ent eity schools of Greensboro. ne
teachers Of Gailford coanss.
o. n. Responses tn the adtfs
welcome-Dr. T. ". sSkes. professor =
history. wase Forest college.
$50 p. N. Address. nr. W. w.
ste,son. superintendent Of etarasion os
Maine.
Lieutenant Governor Francis n.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE IL
10 a m Opening exercises.
Devotional exercises. conducted by
Rev. Henry w Battle. II. H.. pastor
of the First Baptis. Church Of Greens
boro.
1915 a. m. Addrcss-nr. George T.
Winston. president Of the North Car
olina Agricultural and Mechanical Col
iere.
lam. Address-Dr n L. Hughes.
superintendent of schools. Toronto.
Ontario.
3-5 p. N. Meeting of sections.
Sis y. m Address-Miss Patty -
Hill. principal Louisville kindergarten
Training School.
$50 p. m. Address by the president
OF the Assemhly-Prof. ]. |. Foust.
North Carolina Normal and Industrial
College.
9:l5 p. m. illustrated lantern lee
ture showing the history and develop
ment OF the school garden movement
10 a. IN. Opening exercises.
Devotional excrcises-Conducted by
Rev. Egbert Smith. pastor First Pres
1915 a. M. Address-Dr. Francis i.
venable. president University OF North
Carolina.
Cornell University.
1l.45 a. m. Address-Dean James T..
Russell. Teachers College. Columbia
University.
3.05 p. m Meetings of sections.
315 D. m. Address-Miss Adele
Marie Shaw. Brooklyn. y. Y.
$50 p. m. Address Edwin Minis,
professor English Literature. Trinity
College.
9.15 p. m. Addi ess-Dr. Walter
FRIDAY. JUNE 16.
Educational Rally Day.
$50 a. m Devotional exercises
pastor West Market Street Methodist
church, Greensboro.
945 a. m. Mass meeting.
Address-Hon. J. Y. Joyner, State
Superintendent of Education.
1915 a. IN. Address-Hon. Chas. b.
| Aycock.
IL a. N. Educational Conference
p. m. Educational Rally
Tr n
McIver, District Director Southern Ed
ucation Board.
| Address-Hon. r. B. Glenn, Cover.
nor of North Carolina.
Primary Section.
(Mrs. A. p. Robinson, PresidenD
WEDNESDAY.
8 p. m. Address-Miss Patty s. Hill,
Principal Louisville kindergarten
Training School.
Conference.
THURSDAY.
4 p. m. Drill Work Against Develop
| meht Work-Miss Margaret Johnson
Greensboro; Mrs. A. Z. Robinson. Dur.
| ham.
Conference.
SECTION OF COUNTY SUPERIN-
TENDENTS.
tOldlc superintendent y. i. JosucE,
Chairman.)
WEDNESDAYS to 6 p. m.
/. County Teachers Institutes and
Their Course OF Study-Supt. w. w.
Stetson, OF Maine
Discussion-Supts Thomas r. Foust.
of Guilford; Z. T. Atkinson, of Wayne:
and F. P. Hall. of CASTOR.
General Discussion.
TIJJypCnAv +a
2. County Teachers Associations
| and Their Programme of Work-Supt.
| w. w. Stetson, of Maine.
Discussion-Supt c. W. Massey, OF
Durham; w. II. Ragsdaie, OF Pitt. and
| c. Fl. Mebane. of Catawba.
General Discussion.
| SECTION OF CITY SUPERINTEN-
DENTS.
| (Walter Thompson, President)
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1&.)
3 p. m. The Claims of Individuality
| in Education-R. ]. Tighe, Asheville:
J. n. Hauss. Thomasville.
4:30 D. m. What Is Reading Worth
to the Child?-E. P. Moses, Raleigh.
Discussion led by 4. c. Brooks, ol
Goldsboro.
Address - Superintendent, J. L
| Hughes, IOTOuto, out0Ilo
THURSDAY, JUNE 10.
3 o. m. The Manual Arts-J. A
Matheson, Durham.
Open Discussion.
4:30 D. m. Examinations and Pro
n1ctions-J. T. Alderman. Henderson
c. W. Wilson, Scotland Neck.
How to Make the Study OF Latin ant
Greek Popular-Alex. Graham. Char
lotte.
Address-Supt ]. L. Hughes, OF To
ronto.
ASSOCIATION FOR SCHOOL HOUSE
BETTERMENT.
(Mrs. w. r. Hollowell, President)
WEDNESDAY
D. m. Reading Minutes OF Exec
utive Committee.
Report of Committees.
Report of Corresponding Secretary.
Report of Field Workers and Distric
President
Address-Miss Adele Marie Shaw
Brooklyn.
THURSDAY.
D. m Report from Counties.
Suggestions Of Plan OF Work for tn
Year.
Address-Miss Adele Marie Shaw.
Election OF Officers.
ccssaeks Use Whips.
st. Petersburg. BY Csble.-A sma
crowd attempted demonstration SUI
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