The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-04-13
EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION.
West Tennessee Meeting, Lexing
ton, April 20 and 81.

OFFICERS.
President-J.B.C Cummings, Trenton
First Vice President, w. E. Miller
Union City.
Second Vice President--C B. Ijams
Henderson.
Third Vice-President-R Z. L. By
mum, Jackson.
Secretary and Treasurer-James L,
Brooks, Jackson.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
W. III. Cook, Chairman, Riyes.
w. Hess, Humboldt.
]. a. Lowery, Halls.
G. p. Patterson, Lexington tSardis
is his post office)
FRIDAY MORNING, 10 O'CLOCK.
Music.
Invocation Rev, Pickens, Lexing-
ton.
Welcome Address--Supt. c, P. Pat
terson, Lexington.
Response to the Welcome Address
Rev. A. G. Waters, Martin.
Reports of County and City Super
intendents.
Enrolment of members.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, /. 80 O'CLOCK.
Music.
Compulsory Education in Tennes-
see. Is it Possible? Is it Practicable?
w N Calhoun, Tiptonville, first
part; II. II. Ellis, Milan, second part.
Discussion-J. NJ. Moore, Union City;
S. s. Featherston, Dresden; j. w.
Williams, Sardis.
Teachers Are Born and Not Paid
Miss Hattie M. Hanna, Sardis. Dis
cussion-C. L. Holt, Jackson; h. III.
Harrell McLemoresville; d. X. DON
nell, Macon.
How to Interest Corps of Teach
ers in the Study of Psychology and
It's Application to the Schoolroom
A. L, Parrish, Jackson; A. L. Rho
ton, Jackson.
Wasted Energy - w. S. Sheriff.,
Trenton. Discussion-W. T. Moore,
Jackson; Joe Routon, Paris; j. W.
Douglass, Whiteville.
FRIDAY EVENING, O'CLOCK
The Presidents Address,. B Cum
mings, Trenton.
Educational Address = Hon. S. A.
Mynders.
SATURDAY MORNING, 8 O'CLOCK.
Music.
Invocation Rev. Fleetwood Ball, |
Lexington.
The Pedagogical Value of the I'M
agination = Mrs. Emma d. Baber,
Discussion-Miss Cora
Horton, Somerville; Miss Carrie Van
Horn, Station c, Memphis; Miss Mary
E. Primm, Higbee School, Memphis;
w. II. Hess, Humboldt.
Discipline in the Public Schools
A. E. Darrah, Union City Discus
'ion-W. A. Malone, Bemis; G. A.
campbell, Humboldt; w. e. Rogers,
savannah; j. d. Mullin, Selmer; G. S.
Young, Ripley .
County High School-P. p Claxton, :
G. R. McGee, Jackson. a
Symposium = instruction and I'm r
royements Of Teachers ~ BY Pro-
essional Training in Normal Schools a
W. r. Loggins. SomervilIe. ~ BY +
Professional Training In summer c
chools-W. o. Mangrum, Savannah r.
} BY Teachers Institutes-Jam L.
rocks, Jackson. (4) By Teachers q
eading Circles-Miss Matte Butler, X
renton. 81 BY Observation of Elk. 81
srt Teachlng-W. III. Cook, Rives CT
BY Educational Publications q. q
Jester, Jackson. So
lTURDAY AFTERNOON, 1.30 O'CLOCK al
Music. III
Reading in the Public Schools-W. b
Jones, Memphis. Discussion-M Miss ca
arrianna March, Jackson; ID. T.
lrnhill, Layenia; A. Fl. Fuller, Lex te
gton. ~
The Value of Well-organized Sys 10
N Of Graded Schools to Commu-
ty-W. E. Miller, Union City. Dis Ia
P. Patterson, Lexington; w
b. Tjams, Henderson; ]. Fl. Slower, ia
lton. ca
The Teacher as a Citizen-A. d. or
Issell, Trenton. Discussion F.
ward, Humboldt; w. e. Lumley, exl
ris. III
election Of officers. dis
talks. teI
IMPORTANT ITEMS. Y
The city of Lexington will enter
n the members of the Association
2. Members Of the local committee
] meet all incoming tralns and will