The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-09
TEACHERS WILL co TO
THE NEARES, MEETING
The Southern Association at
Indianapolis.
SOUTH BEND is TOO FAR

Formerly Richmond teachers TOOK
little interest in the meeting of the
f Southern Indiana Teachers associa
ton, combining their attention almost
wholly TO the northern Indiana body.
Of late. however, many have also at
/ tended the former and will do so this
year, as it will be held at Indianapolis
a point much nearer than South Bend,
I where the Northern with gather.
The first meeting of the associa-
ton will be held at Caleb Mills hall
on Thursday evening, March IS. On
Friday morning the sectional meeting
of the association will be held at the
hall and in the afternoon the big gen.
eral association meeting will take
place at Tomlinson hall.
The general meeting will be contin-
ued on Friday evening at Caleb Mills
hall, at o'clock and the closing SEES
sion will be held on Saturday morn
ing at o'clock. The officers of the
association are as follows: President
Howard Sandison, vice president, of
the Indiana State Normal School,
ltIIt ilISt VICE DIeSluSut,
l.. Scott, Jeffersonville; second vice
president, Charles Jackman, Martins
vile; secretary, Miss Frances Brana-
man, Seymour, and treasurer, NJ. II.
Stuart, Indianapolis. The executive
committee is composed of the follow
lowing: T. F. Fitzgibbon, chairman,
Columbus; Dr. A j. WOODBURY.,
Bloomington; Miss Georgia Alexan-
der Indianapolis; Miss Anna Fisher,
Rushville, and o. c. Pratt, Danville.
The complete program follows:
Thursday Evening, March %.
Music-The Barnards Central L.yce-
um Bureau
Invocation-Dr William Writ King,
pastor Central Avenue NJ. E..
church. -.
Opening of the association by retiring
president, DR.. L. b. Bryan, presi-
dent Franklin college.
Cornet solo-Miss Helen Barnard
Presidents address-Prof Howard
Sandison, Indiana State Normal
School.
Address-Dr Edwin II. Hughes, pres
ident De Paw university
Brooks, New York.
Friday Morning, March 20.
Primary Section, Central Christian
church, Delaware street and Fort
Wayne avenue, Miss Alice Louise
Harris, Evansville, chairman.
Violin solo-Miss Coils Trotter.
Address-'Rhythm, Rhyme and Po- |
etry for Children Mrs. Gudrun |
Thorne-Thomsen, University of Chi |
cago.
Address-"The Attitude of the Teach |
er Toward the Salary Problem SUI |
perintendent Lotus D. Coffman, Con
nersville
Tales, Old and New" /
Mrs. Gudrun Thorne-Thomsen.
Grammar Grade Section, Benjamin I
Harrison school, Delaware and Wal I
nut streets, A. ]. Reifei, superin- 1
tendent Franklin county schools, 4
chairman
piano solo-Miss Louise Greer.
Address-"The Study PERIOD Jesse
c. Webb, superintendent Johnson
county schools.
Address-"The Assignment" Prof.
Francis NJ. Stalker, Terre Haute.
Address-'"The Teaching of Litera-
ture,'' Dr. w. L. Bryan, president In
diana university.
Principal G. w. Benton, Indianapo-
lis, chairman.
'iolin solo-Miss Killer.
,eadings-Mrs. Mary F1anner.
lddress-"So Problems in Educa-
tion,' DR.. John NJ. Coulter, Univer-
sity of Chicago.
Friday Afternoon. March 90. +.
'iolin solo-Miss Jessie NJ Jay
as Related to Educa- ,
tion,'' DR. Thomas NJ. Ballet, dean ,
New York university.
ocal solo-Mr. Percy Parks. :
ddress-"The Mission of Nature f
Study" Dr. John NJ. Coulter. =
Friday Evening, March 20. S
he Killer String Quartet Central Ly- I
ceum Bureauf.
ddress-'.The Mission of Science in I
Education, DR.. John NJ. Coulter. S
eadings-Mrs Mary Flanner Gen {
trail Lyceum Bureau. b
ddress-'Evolution and Education" 8
DR.. Thomas NJ. Ballet.
uSinesS session.
Saturday Morning, March 80.
ocal solo-Miss Maud Essex. |
ddress-~Progress, Dr. W. L. Bry-
an.
iolin solo-Miss Jessie NJ. jay
Best Type of Teacher
in Fiction" Dr. Edwin H. Hughes
ano solo-Miss Louise Greer
DR. Thomas NJ q