The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-08-13
TEACH ERS' MEETING
Monday and Tuesday, August q and
"a, at Montgomery City.

The new school law requires the
county superintendent to hold a
two days teachers meeting, just
prior 20 the opening of the fall
| term of school. In pursuance of
this law, / HEREBY call the conven-
tion of teachers at ntgomery
| City August %, "a, 1909, to 90 in
| session Two days-either two full
days or iour half days, to oe de-
| termined by the majority of teach
ers present Monday morning. 1t
is The duty of teachers to attend
this meeting, and l trust all will
5e present at O'Clock Monday
morning, ready 20 enter fully in
to the work of the meeting.
The program follows.
PROGRAM.
FIRST DAY A. NJ.
9:0O-Organization and enroll
ment.
9:30-G eneral outline of plans
for work in county during coming
year-County Superintendent w.
F. Hupe.
1O-The Course of Study: It's Use,
Value, Attenuation of Work.-Gen-
eral discussion led by Principal
j. w. Davis, Mr.. Paul Wagner, Mr..
c. F. Meyers.
10 :30-Recess
1O:45-The Course of Study;
Reading by Misses Mollie
White and Nellie Miller.
IL :15-Three 5-minute talks on
school management, followed oy
20 minutes general discussion-Mr.
c. NJ. Lotion, Sup't c. c. Collett,
Mrs. Alice McCanne, Miss Florence
Constance.
FIRST DAY, P. NJ.
1:S0-The Course of Study; SPELL
ing, Drawing, Writing and Vocal
Music. Four 5-minu5e talks; ten
minutes general discussion.-Mi
Dora Iiams, Miss Edna Rutherford,
Miss Grace Tate, Miss Sue Huddle-
ston.
2-Classification of the School;
Basis; Irregular Pupils; outlined
oy county superintendent, dis
cussed by teachers-Mr. Oscar Nc
Kinsey, Miss Margaret Weldon,
} Mr.. Arch Thompson.
2:45-Recess.
3-The Course of Study; Lam
guage and Grammar; TWO 1o-min-.
ute talks; 10-minute discussion
Mr.. Frank King, Miss Ella Rue
Huff, Miss Pansy Jones.
3:cO-School Records; Teachers
Pupils Reports; Reports to Dis
trict Clerk and County Superin-
tendent-Led by county superin-
tendent.
| Entertainment, to be supplied
later.
SECOND DAY, A. NJ.
s:3O-Course of Study; Arithme-
tic-Led by Mr.. J. H. Jeans, Mr.. Ira
; Green, Mr.. Arch Thompson.
+ 9-Plans for Increasing the Liz
orary; live leaders in general dis
cussion-Miss Claudia Lease, Miss
, Anna Gupton, Miss Rosalie Hamil-
, ton, Miss Grace Page, Miss Matte
. Dutton, Mr.. D. Nj. Ham.
9:30-The Course of Study; Ge-
ography-Led by Miss Susie Leard
, and M SIS Georgia Gooch.
:, 1O-School Buildings and Ground :;
Pure Drinking Water; "Clean-up'
, Day; Care of the School House !;
Beautifying the Grounds; Gener-
al Discussion-Led by Miss Dixie
g Farmer, Miss Frances Covington,
n Mr.. J. A. Harrell, Miss Ola john
G son.
n :30-Recess.
+ 10:40-The Course of Study; His
a tory and Government-Led oy Miss
: Susie Penn oerton, Sup't Roy V. FL
a lise, Prin. c. w. Thorp.
f IL :1O-Query BOX on School Law.
= SECOND DAY, P. M.
- l:30-The Course of Study; Ag-
a riculture and Physiological 'oy
n Prof. j. w. Fowler, Prof. Roy Ber-
= ger, Miss Frances Knofler.
J. 2:15-Organization of the Read
4 ing Circle.
"a 2:4O-Plans for Teachers Meet
% ings.
= 3-Plans for Quarterly Pupils
e Examinations, Final Examination:
= and County Graduation.
;s We will have Prof. Emerson o.
Columbia with us, also represent,
,e atives from the normal schools o.
n state department. These were no
=, put on the program because Dc
- not know just when they can D,
here.
want every teacher to partici
pate in the discussions, even
T. your name is not on the program
/. will send copies Of the course o
- study to those who are on tn
=, program IN few days. ~
- Yours for a profitable and in
=. teresting meeting. w. F. Hupe