The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-12-28
Great Conference d II mr. i
Iotte This ::Ness@ l : : So.
SOME NOTABLE Speakers
$50

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filiatcd Bodies to Meet on the Same
Dates i'm Charlotte.
The meeting Of the Southern Euu-
c~ationai Conference III Charlotte TINS
week promises to be one OF the most
Interesting meeting Of educators ever
held IL the South. Many distinguished
men will participate, ciudl some
of the representative Of foreign gov
ernments. Auxiliary and affiliated as
sociations will meet III Charlotte ~
The same time, SO as to give h men,
bcrs an opportunity Of hearing the
discussions at the general meeting. IL
IS said that the gathering OF educators
at this meeting Will be the most no
table that ever assembled in North
Carolina.
Tho list OF speakers is headed by
~ex-Presiient Eliot, Of Harvard, while
tho heads of most Of the State uniVcr-
stiles Of the South. and many OF the
North, are on the programme. Several
organizations of similar character will
meet II the same time. and at least
500 visitors are expected, and prob
ably q thousand will be in attend
ance.
The meeting will be divided into
seyera, sections for the discussion OF
special phases OF educational work,
with the general meetings held prob
ably at night. when all the various
divisions will assemble together. The
representatives of several foreign
countries are likewise expected 10
attend and to make addresses,
Special rates on the railroads have
been
The program OF the Conference fol-
lows:
Tuesday. Dec. %. 1000 4. NJ.
Address OF Welcomes: For the State
nf North Carolina-Hon. j. Y. Joyner.
For the City OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
r. w Hawkins.
For the Public School-Supcrin-
tendcnt Graham.
Observation-Disclosures II. J
Tighe, A~sileville.
Report for the Improvement Of pub
lie school houses and grounds of
Greensboro.
General report for the improvement
oe public school houses of the South
err States-MTs. Walter &. Hill.
Athens. Ga.
Annua! reports Of educational prog
'SS- ii' Ut SOptI ~
Public instruction
Tuesday. Dec. %, 7:3O r. Nj.
Annual address OF president OF the
association.
The Future Of Higher Education
Of Women"-Afiss G. S. Parrish, State
Normal School. Athens, Ga.
Couture and R~eligion'-Dr. w. r
Anderson. University Of Chattanooga.
Vocational, Cultural and Social
Training"-President S, z. Mezes
University OF Texas.
Wednesday,, Dec. %. 900 4. NJ.
THE work Of the Southern Society
Of Philosophy and Psychology
Short address nv its secretary, Prof
Edward Franklin Ruchner, Johns
Hopkins University, baltimore, Md.
"The Work Of the Religious Educa-
ton Observation-Disclosures address by
It's secretary, Henry f. Cope, Chicago
Iii,
THE Teacher and International.
ism"-Mrs. Fannie Fern Andrews
Boston, Mass.
'"The Task OF the Southern Schoor'
-President S. c. Mitchell, University
OF South Carolina.
"Eti1ics in the Curriculum"-Presi-
GENT John w. Abercrombie, University
Of Alabama.
Wednesday,. Dec. 20, 1880 r. NJ.
present Tendencies Of Education
IL the Soutn"-Prof. P. P. Claxton
University Of Tennessee.
'The Financial Problem OF South.
err Colleges'-ChanceIlor J. II. Kirk.
land. Vanderbilt University, Nash.
vile. Tenn.
Education and Social Progress"-
President Harry Pratt JudSon, Uni.
gersity Of Chicago, Ill.
Thursday, Dec. 80, 900 A. NJ.
The Boy and the Farm'-Dr. s
a Knapp. Department Of Agricul.
'ure, Washington, y. c.
Extension Plan for Rural Schools
Dr.. James H. billiard, presiden
agriculture III the Normal schools;