The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-03-22
PROGRAn STATE CONVENTION.



PROGRAM, WEDNESDAY,, APRIL IL, 1907.
Invocation, Rev. w. H. Zeigler.
Address of Welcome, Hon. w. M. Nc
Intosh, Jr., Mayor.
Res ponse, Superintendent George F.
Scott.
Election of Secretary and Appoint
ment Of Committees.
High Schools, Junior and Senior. -
What Regulations should be adopted by
the State Board Of Education for the
Government of State Aid High Schools ?
General Discussion by the Convention.
Committee to Draft set of Regulations
TO be submitted to the State Board of
Education: Superintendent ]. C. Comp
ton, r. E. Hall, T. H. owens, N. b.
Cook, w. ID. earn Principals ". E..
Knibloe, L. B. Edwards, /. I, Hines
and J. w. MeClung.
Rural Graded Schools. Committee:
superintendent w. s. M. Pinkhagl, ].
L. Kelley, Shelton Philips, G. r. Tuck
er, r. L. Turner; Principals ]. II. Work
man, Robert NJ. Ray and j. L. Wright.
ESQ p. M, What Changes are Needed
in the Regulations Governing schools
Receiving State Aid Under Chapter
1881 Committee Superintendent r.
L. Mcdaniel, w B. Dickensen, w. b.
Lynch, w. M. Rowlett, G. w. Tedder I;
Principals r. B. Hufaker, w. N. Hen
derson and Scott e. Mcintosh
What Increase should be Made in the
Appropriation for Schools under Chap
tiers 1881, 1882, 1888? Committee: SUI
perintendents George F. Scott, w. r.
Fletcher, H. H. Palmer, ]. r. Walker,
j. r. Key Principals H. A. Terrell,
+. A. Hathaway, j. G.. Fertig and l..
s. Barber.
Scarcity Of Teachers and the Remedy
therefor. Committee superintendent
S. S. Niblack, L. X. Tucker, G.. A.
Fulford, T. II. Jackson. j. A. Jones !;
Principals Tom. F.McBeath, Asa B.
Clark, w. N. Sheats and II. j. Rogers.
500 D. m, (Hal of the House of
Representatives. Music, Address, -
Hon. w. H. Ellis. Music. Address, -
Hon. Frank Clark. Music.
THURSDAY, April 1s, a. m.
Invocation, Rev. Ira s. Patterson.
School Libraries Best Means of
Securing Them. Committee Superin-
tendents j. Z. Wood, w. r. Simmons,
r. O, Baker, w. B. Carter, w. o.. Gel
ger Principals j. B Jockey, r. b.
Rutherford, NJ. l.. Neal and w. B. Cate.
Importance of the kindergarten as
Part of the Public School. Committee I:
Mrs. w. w. GUNNER, Miss Annie Z.
Chaires Superintendent A. o. Bolts,
y. B. Eppes, w. J. Sears, j. F. Stands;
Principals j H. Fulks and r. M. Evans.
Should County Commissioners be Re-
quired TO make the Levy for School
Purposes recommended by County Boards
of Public Instruction? Committee SUI
perintendents A. M. G. Russell, j. II.
Brown, G. G. Gum, b. f. Gamer, H.
L. Mattair Principals w. H. Russell,
A. b. FARRELL and George NJ. Lynch.
Should the state Provide for q Free
Scholarship in the State Normal Schools
from each county, Committee SUI
pefintendents j. Y. Harris, w. 4. Mar
Ter, George j. Graham. John Barnes,
A. f. Morgan, s. NJ. Revell Princi-
pals j. L. Boone, Josiah Warn, M. P.
Geiger and w. l.. Osterhoudt.
2:30 D. M, Miscellaneous, any SUBJ
jects the Convention may deem neces-
sary 70 act upon. Meeting Of the Com
mitteeB 70 Formulate Resolutions upon
the subjects discu sed by the Conven-
ton.
800 TO $40 p. m, Reception at the
Florida Female College, given In honor
Of the State Superintendent and the
MembeIB Of the Convention Of County
Superintendents by President Murphree
and Faculty.
FRIDAY, April IS, 8 a. M.
Invocation. Rev. ]. b. Pruitt.
Renorts Of Committees.
General Sessions viii be held Ia the
County Court House.