The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-06-17
TEACHERS WILL
Be At ELK|Ns
Sessions of State Association
Are to Be Held
Two Days.

The West Virginia Educational as
ISOLATION. which will be held AT Elkins
tomorrow and next day. syill be at
tended by number OF teachers from
Harrison county, The program will
be as follows: ~
Thursday. June 10, . p. m.
AddressT-IHow to Make. this AS.
sociation More Effective" George w.
Brindle.
General discussion.
Address" Standards of Grading
and Promotion, George q. Ford.
Discussian-F II. Crago and Jo-
lseph' w. staynan.
Address---'The Half Day Session"
NJ. NJ. Brooks.
Diseussion-Joseph Roster. W. H.
Gallup.
Adress-"eraduatlon of Salaries"
C. e, Jenkins.
Discussion-Tra- B. Bush, D. c.
Talbot.
Address-"Teaehlng of Elementary
English" j. n. Cox.
Address of welcome-Blaine W.
Taylor, Elkins hoard of education.
Annual address'by the president.
Address-'sThe Revised School
Law" Superintendent Thomas C.
Miller
Address-'The Board of Educa-
tion," Hon.. e. NJ. Showalter.
Friday, June 10, 8 n. M.
Address-"Agriculture in the Dis
trict Schools" d. w. Working.
Discussion-G. j. Moomau, A. W.
Nolan.
school Gardens" c. A.
Crow.
General discussion.
Address District Supervision" c.
L. Faust.
Discussion-Ge George s. Arnold. c. E.
webb. !"
Address-'The Preparatory schoor'
T. w. Taught.
Dlscussion-George W. conley, L.
L. Friend.
Address-"science in the High
School," T. j. Humphrey.
Dlscussion-E. H. Knabenshue,
John Nuzum.
1890 p. m.
Address-"Nature Study" John L.
Sheldon.
Discusslon-A. W. Nolan.
Denominations Schools,
C. J.. Doney.
Discussion-M. e. Alaben. R. Y.
Telford. alFifff
Address-':Normal School Courses
of Study,"-c. L. Bemis
Manual Training" c. II.
Jones.
s p. m.
Address-President Charles W
Dabney. University of Cincinnati.
Sectional, Meetings
Friday, 3 p. M -,
The superintendknts' Section, G. S.
Laidley. leader. sd .r
Address-"self Government" w.
NJ. Henderson.
Address-"The Public and the In
dividuality of the Child Of the Child"
H. B. Work.
Address-"The Adjustment of Sal
aries" C. E. jerks.
Primary Section, F. L. Burdette,
leader.
Address-"old and New Methods"
Mrs. Harriet Lyon.
Miss Mary Elizabeth George. !.
Address-"Less6n' Plans In the,
Grammar school," C. T. Boggess.
For General Diseusslon-"Handi-
craft in the Elementary Schools" and
Teaching of Geography in the Pri-
mary Schools
High School section-c. L. wilson
leader.
..what Constitutes satisfactor Con-
duct?" c. w. Boetticher.
Address-"Commerc Courses in
High Schools" j. F. Marsh.
Address-"Academic Qualifications
of the High School Teacher" Miss
Bertha ]. Steinback.
Address" in the High
Schools" orie McConkey.
Address-"Elective Work in the
High Schools" Anna Lederer.
Address-"Influence of College Ad-
mission Requirements" George l..
Swank.
Shaw, leader
for Graduation" John G. Knutti.
Address Should the Work Of the
Normal Schools ne colhheu " A>pi h'h'
Courses of STUDY" Walter Barnes.
Address-"Co-opera in Our
Work" E. C. Rohrbaugh.
County Superintendent Section
NJ. p. Shawkey. leader.
Address-"what Standard of Char
acter Shall the Superintendent Re-
auire of his Teachers?" r. NJ. coch-
ram
Discussion-L. s. Halterman.
Address-"The Value of Education
al Campaign A. F. Shroyer.
Discussfon-c. L. Faust.
Address-"How can we get Teach
ers in the District Schools to Carry
out the Course of STUDY" H. A.
DiscussIon-w. F. Evans.
Aadrass-s'Graduatin In the Dis