Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-04
PROGRAM FOR TEACHERS Is
 ONE IF GREAT INTEREST
List of Matters to De Discussed Shows Many Topics Winch Will be Pleasing
 to Pedaeogues and Public
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Superintendent Philbrook, of he Bisbee schools, was this morning in receipt of letter from County Super intendent of Schools E. H. Stover, and enclosed in this letter was the official program for the eighteenth | annual meeting of the territorial teachers association, which is to be held from November to 12 at Phoe- nix, and which it is expected the en- tire Bisbee scholastic force will at tend. From the statements which are given from various superintend- ents on the back of this program it is evident that a similar condition exists generally through the territory, and that the attendance will be the greatest in the history of the associa- tion. The meeting is of especial in- terest to Bisbee generally for an- the teachers will receive from atten- dance at the convention as an organ ized effort is to be made to bring the next convention of the association to Douglas and in this 1t is under stood that Douglas has not alone the support of Bisbee, Tombstone and other Cochise county cities, but will also have a strong and earnest adEo- cate in Dr. Kendrick c. Babcock of the Territorial University at Tucson, and there is strong reason to hope that the 1910 convention will be held in Douglas.
 The program as arranged is an in- teresting one and bears promise of proving most instructive and bene- ficial to all of those in attendance. It is as follows:
 Monday, Nov. 9th, Eight p. N. Principals Meeting-Supt. Chas. F.
 Philbrook, chairman.
 Supt. Philbrook and W. D. Baker will present matter for consideration. Tuesday, Nov. g, s:3o 4. M.-12:3o P. M. Music-Amerfca. Prayer Rev. Martyr Campbell Male Quartette --....-..-.-.....-...-
 ..-......,,-.-Arfzona Teachers Quartette | Address of Welcome, Gov. R. E. Sloan 1 Response
 Co. Supt. H. E. Stover, Tombstone Some Mistakes in High Sschool
 Education" Karl McMurry, Tempe The Education of the Farmers
 Boy" R. W. Clothier, U. of A. l Discussion of above two subjects
 Recess-Fffteen minutes. Nature Study in Public Schools"
 Prof. F. c. Aver, Tempe Normal 1 Disucssion The Education of the Human Or
 ganism" President W. W. Parsons, |
 Terre Haute Normal School. One Way of Teaching Beginners
 Reading ---.-.---Gail H. Calmerton | Wed, Nov. 10th, s:3o A. M.-12: 30 p. Nj. Song Institute Prayer -.-.....-Rev. Robert s. Fisher Male Quartette ---.-...---..-.-.---
 Arizona Teachers Quartette Geological Phases of Nature Study"
 .-----.--.-.--Prof. F. c. Aver, Tempe | Discussion K. Bolton, Tempe | Natural Incentives in Education"
 Pres. w. W. Parsons, Terre Haute
 Recess
 Primary Arithmetic Work in First
 Four Grades" D. Smith, Globe | Supt Reading in Primary Grades" -.-.Gail H. Calmerton, Ft. Wayne Discussion ..----.---.W. E. Lutz, Douglas | School Laws of Arizona" "-..-.-.-----
 Kirke T. Moore, Supt. of Public In-
 straction, Arizona
 MUSIC sEcTIoN-2 p. M. Music Selected The Value of Music in the Public
 Schools" Julia B. Duncia, Phoenix Exhibition of Class Work in Music
 Pupils of Public Schools, Phoenix,
 Miss Duncia ''The Thing Before the Name"
 ---.-.------Prof. J. L. Johnson, Tempe | Discussion H. Wagner, Douglas Music ---.-..-.----------.---... Selected I How Can the Teacher Best Help
 the Supervisor?' -....-...--..-....-..---..-. l