Bridgeton pioneer., 1907-12-05
NNUAL SESSION
STATE TEACHERS

3ETs6y Dtdt0 lohCueTs dSSOClatlO0 is
sohednled to take place at Atlantic
City Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
December 26, 81 and 28. Professor l..
81 Wooley, principal of the Joseph
Mood school, who is serving his SD
& 4Sar term as secretary of the associa.
ton, has sent out advance programs
\ III the meeting.
Ihe sessions will take place in the
hfgh school bnilding of Atlantic City
Y md the program for the opening ses.
Sipn includes the presidents address
bY Charles A. Boyer, discussions and
laiks on "The Relation of Physical
NIgor to Public Education, by Ran.
Y dall d. Warden of Newark, and on
Proper Medical Inspection of School
Children,'' by DR.. John J. Cronim of
New York city. N. O. Holdridge,
chairman of the committee on necrol.
ogy. will present report anda the
memb of the nominating committee
VIII be selected.
At the evening session Superinten-
dent j. J. Unger of Vineland will
present special report Of the COM
,mittee on detectives. David B. Cor
ann of Newark will deliver an address
y II Reorganization of the Elementary
School System"
Sara A. Burstall Of Manchester high
school for girls, Manchester. England,
will speak on "How English Educa-
tion Meets the Present Day Problems
III Education. The days session
WILL conclude with reception to the
members at the Marlborough -Blen-
hsim at 80 p. m.
Friday will be devoted to meetings
Of the various departments. From 9
t0 III a. m., in the auditorium, the
dHpartment of elements tary education
Will meet with Superintendent HI. W.
Faster OF South Orange as director.
Henry Turner Bailey of North Scitu-
Rt6, Mass, Will deliver an address on
The Industrial Education Movement
and the Elementary School. -
The department of supervision will
meet from 10 a. m. to 10 m, with
&6oTge E. Morris of Bloomfield di-
|xBctiug. DR.. Joseph S. Taylor of New
York city and John Enrjght of Free
hold are to deliver addresses. There
Will be discussion led by F. A.
Stauffer OF Jersey City. The meeting
will conclude with election of officers.
AZ the mesting of the high schoo,
department. DR.. Louis Bevier, Jr., of
New Brunswick and Josiah Main of
Knoxville, Tenn, wall deliver ad-
dresses. 7. D. Sensor will preside.
The retirement fund departments will
meet at 10. 80 with Mrs. Susan O. Gar
xin of Jersey City presiding. Powell
& Fithian of Camden will preside az,
tke meeting of the department. of
mnsic and will also deliversan address.
Tue department of art and manual
Rining will be in charge of Eli Pick
wick Of Newark. Miss Mary Babbitt,
0f South Orange, q. T. Boone of
Aontclair. and Miss Elizabeth Cara
KAndt of Newark are to deliver ad-
QxHsses. An exhibition of manual
HAining will also take place.
Friday afternoon at the meeting of
ne association, DR.. N. u Schaeffer of
pennsylvania will salk on "The Rural
&nhool Problem VIM. K. Chancellor
Washington, D. O., will speak on
Education for Institutional Life"
Ma Paul FL. Hanus of Harvard univer-
Ig will speak on Vocational Educa.
on. In the evening the Rev. New
@ Dwight Hills of Brooklyn will
liver a lecture on "Oliver Crom-
ell." Henry P. Miller of Atlantic
|asy will present report of the edu.
tional progress committee.
naturday morning at 9 the auditing
sommittee will present its report
1rough Ralph Decker of Newark,
1nalrman. Powell G. Fithian of
87mden will present a report Of the
8nEpllment committee. Miss Grace
Duffy of Newark will deliver an
saoress on "Needed Legislation for
$ne Teachers of the State of New Jer-
9ey'' Ebenezer. Mackey of this city
Will present report of the committee
~ legislation. The report..of the com.
lttse on resolutions will be presented
James E. Bryan of Camden and the
port of the executive committee by
ies Lydia K. Ennis of Jersey City.
Nnnnished business and installation
Qk 0nCers will follow.