Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-03-13
PROGRAM f()I' Mn "a.
Meets in st. Cloud in Con-
vention April z,
3 and 4

The program for tte annual meeting
of the Northern Minnesota Educa-
tional Association to be held in st
Cloud April "a, inclusive, is complete,
and is as follows. -. :
Thursday Evening, April q.
Auditorium Unity church, Fourth
avenue and Second street. Supr. r.
q. Tonnipg, Of Willmar, presiding.
Music Selected.
The Basis of Promotion in the
Grades '-Snpt. G. NJ. Jordan, Min
neapolis
General Discuesions-Ledb by Supt. W.
P. Dyer, Alexandria; Supt. E. A.
Williams, Monticello, Snpt. VIM.
Angus, Sank Centre.
Muslc-Selecte
us the Utilitarian Idea in Education
Being Carried too Far Slpt. 81.
s. Hillebo, Benson.
General Discussion-Led BY Mrs. Julia
A. Bochner, Minneapolis: Miss Amy
Lowtrg. Brainerd; Supt A. E.
Pickard, Hinokley.
Friday Morning. April g.
Stearns and Benton County School
Boards Section.
900 a. m.
Room Q, Normal Bu,ldlng-supt.
Paul Ables. Stearns county, presiding.
Address-Iusp. ctof $. A. ChallmaD,
Minneapolis.
Adore ss-State Superintendent J. W.
Olsen.
i Add1ess-Assistant State Superintend-
ent G. q. Schultz.
900 a. n.-aigh sSchool Secti IN
Assembly Hall, Normal Building,
Supt. II. E. White, Little Falls,
''What to Expect of the Boy at the
Age of Adolescence and How to
Deal with Him.
(s) In His Studies-Supt. Harry
Flynn, Sank Rapids.
(b) In His Behavior in and Out of
School-Supt. J. NJ. Green
wood, Kansas City, Mo.
what to Expect ct the Girl at the
Age Of Adolescence ard How to Deal
with Her,
(a) In Her studies-Mary L.
Marquis. President Albert Lea
college.
(b) Her Behavior In and Out cf
School-Millicent " NAHUM,
Bralnerd
General Dlscueslon-Led by Supt. F.
O. King, Aitkin; Principal Sophie
Demeulea, Sank Centre; Ethel
Graves, Sank Csptre: Supt. MI.
Pratt, Yellow Medicine county.
Friday Afternoon, April 8.
i As pm. -General Association
Assembly Hall, Normal Building.
Music-Selected.
General Topic: The Adjustment of
Education to the Child.
(a) As to Corriculom and Choice
of Subject Mstter-Inspector
Geo. B. Alton, Minneapolis.
(b) As to Methods of distraction
Supt J. N. Greenwood, Kansas
City. Mo 49,. ...- ........
General Discussion-Led by Supt. P:
c. Tonning, Willmar; Supt. J. A.
Burger, Staples Supt. j. F. Larson,
| Washington county.
Sol)-A 9ipsy Maiden I-Parke,
| Mrs. Francis Newman Drsl, Brain.
erd. Miss Jennie Louise Mysen,
pianist, Brainerd.
How Can the Freedom, Eass an6
Spontaniety Which the Children
Bring from Home be Preserved anG
Perpet1ated Through the Grades?-
Theda 6jldemaster, principal prac
tlce Department.. Winona Normal.
General Discussion-Led by Supt
| Charlotte Knudson, Otter Tail coun
ty: Beulah Douglas. St. Cloud Nor
NAL; Supt. W. j. Marquis, Twt
| Harb0rs.
Friday Evening, April g.
500 p. m.-Assembly ball, Norma
Building.
Concert musical talent of thu
association.
Members of the association
admitted without charge on presenta
ton of membership badge.
Saturday Morning, April 4:
900 q. m.-Assembly Hall. Norma.
Building. 49,.
Address Relation OF Law En-
forcement to Educstion-Judge Johl
Day Smith, Minneapolis.
Industrial Work in the Rural SCHOOL,
-Estelle McManus, Douglas county
General Discussion-Led by Supt
Nellie Cashman, Swift county,
Lecture The Education of the Hant
Dean Geo. F. james, Stat
University.
| Miss Pearl Lambert and sister o
Royalton were the guests of the Mise.
Caroline and Odile Heroux in this city
over Sunday.