The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-18
Library Meeting


Library Meeting.
on Wednesday there viii also be a
special conference Of the Virginia Library
Association. the program for which
follows. on Friday q special conference ot
those Interested IN tho girls schools and
college, or Virginia TIE sessions as
planned arc % include only ono day.
Friday. November 9th but are % cxteod
throughout most az the morning and
afternoon OF that day. the place 20 De
announced later
A very careful and suggestive program.
including discussions as 20 helpful. rela-
tons Of the different types % educational
Institutions 90 each other and practical
ways Of making conservative progress 20
being arranged and II IS expected that.
besides most or all % tho re0rosenfa tive
virginia educators OF girls. other South
ern educators. widely known and espe-
ciaiiy interested in our pr- hlens viii hc
present and contribute % the discussion
President Alderman. - the University
~ virginia. has expires sed himself az ln
through sympathy with tn- movement
and ready TO help and viii De in the con-
ference. ms Will also Presidents W rs.
smith, ~ Rardoi nA-Macou Woman 9 col
irge. u T.. Cooke. ~ Rollins Institute
NJ * Benec ~. % sweet Triar institute:
James Nelson. ~ the Woman's College.
+-.' 't'i'''-.t- II 4iIIf.le. of ff.i1fltr-,
Institute and Miss NJ T. DuvaI prinri-
pal ~ the Nirsiria Female Seminary.
stanton. Miss =. O. We.ruar princinal
~ the Mary Baldwin Seminary sta1n-
ton: Miss T.. = Campbell % Westrnin-
lister School ard Miss Susie ID. Morris q
Richmond. and others
Mlss one l. Hatcher. ~ Rrvn Mawr
college. IS also giving her best Efforts 20
'.is ofhait. THIS conference win meet ~
the Central Sch0oI RuudrI.y az TWELFTH
street
J. '- special programs in detail are as
follows
ltpl So OF DELEGATES
N'F f--l 4li-F -fIH. - A. NJ
address ~ We cor1e-Supt w j. Fox.
ite- ''s'-elpt F. W. King.
l. Location and Development az CEN
tral Schools"-Suut J. J.. NOTTINGHAM.
SUPP. J. II Stephens. Slpt w. w. White
i'iF'sion Superintendent ana
Ili7 9'4iopiS -1Nit W. ID smith, Sl1t.
L. ~ lIVlnE snpt- VIM 9. White.
N'N IN AI-t 9TH $3.50 p II
N".i'1 SCHOOLS and Tile Training
s", S'pl. Gavin Rawis. Supt.
a. VI ynoh' supL - Rust, Prof J. l..
Ian -,,.
'"oi .ialnsS-iteatng Lighting
ana Hgnt4auon -l'rot' Csras. @. Maphii.
W. D. Ali"onason' alpt- r. D.
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Recoeni '-',,' F. O., q, csr 10 A. NJ ,
hlnio7'as Grantef-fa' Bv state Insti-
luuons' to' by COLLEGES C,) Bv Private
schools ana Academies-pr- James cam
non fFesident J. $. GruVer Supt. D. =
Fnl lam. Supt. Giles Eubank
1"hiefence or state Examiners and
L''Nls'on superintendent - Chairman.
SupI y. y. Watson.
~. 10y , h-Nfi-R 18th. P NJ
NHH HHHH w.
SUPPLEMENTARY Bruce r. Payne. DR.
a r. Spofford' assistant librarian OF con-
gross
~ " ifH HtR 18th. 70 a. NJ
j. I'D hat KcSneots Should the school
Curriculum be Modified to Meet Twen-
Uc'n century Demands? -SuDt- T.. G.
Glass. Supt NJ D. Han. Supt. +. L.
Copeuhaver
?. "woman's Part i'm Public school Edu-
Cation"-Supt w H. Davis. Supt. 7 K
Fulton Supt Lee Britt Miss Louise
Griggs. Miss lizze Harvey.
NOVEMBER BOTH 10 A. NJ
7. Reports OF Committees.
Q. Graded Course Of study FOR Rural
Schools"-Supt. c.. O. Joynes. Miss Virgie
pitt P~of p. r.. Fitzpatrick. Miss Mag
gle Williams
Furpose and seo2e Of college Train
ing -l'r- * i. Blackwell. Mr. Thomas
/. Bryan
, .Teachers' Associat;O,,
Sr'N f'Nih SIRrET CHRISTIAN