Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-03-15
TEACHERS GATHER eleventh SESSION.
EDUCATIONAL FRATERNITY Are
GUESTS OF ABERDEEN.
And Welcome Guests, too. Annual
ChehaliS County Institute Met
This NOrning in Franklin School
house. An Interesting as Well as
Instructive Program.


The school teachers of Chehalis
county will own Aberdeen for the
next five days, if the indications of
this morning are to be any sort OF
a guide. The streets were filled at
an early hour by pretty school marms,
handsomely gowned, but, it must be
confessed, of rather serious mien.
The men looked well, too, but the
Herald man saw more in the female
instructors of the Youthful Idea"
The law requires all teachers to
attend the institute, so that the at
tendance is large. All schools in the
county are closed for the week to en-
able the teachers to attend, and a
program has been prepared by Coun-
ty Superintendent Wheeler that ap-
peals to all real educators. The fol-
lowing is the program for the five
days, which the general public is in
vited:
Monday, March 18th.
Morning session.
General assembly.
9:15-Opening exercises.
Address-"The Boy State Supt. ).
II. Alderman.
Recess.
11:OO-Secton work.
Room 21-High School, Grammar and
:The Pocitation," Chas. Timblin
4.ov..i III iIn.ary. i4J '54cal Iui-
ture." Miss Frances Hays
1:3O-Afternoon session.
Assembly room.
Address-"The Ethics of the Profess
sion" Chas Timblin.
2:3o-Section work. Room II. High
School. "Oral Expression of Literature.
Room 31--Grammar and Rural, I'm
Koom 12-Primafy s"nf Fl rhe Hekerman iaeai nrl
Tuesday, March 18th.
Norr. ing session.
General Assembly.
9I5-Opening exercises.
AddressE"The Duty of Health" Miss
Hays.
1i:CCwsection work. Room II High
School. "Algebra." Chas Timblin -
Room 21-Grammar and Rural The
Teacher Who Succeeds Supt Acker-
Room 12-Primary. Miss Inez Under
1:so-Afternoon session.
rraiI AnsemoIS on tge Plume FIum Hunter. te VIM. L.
Findley.
Recess. ~
School and Grammar "The Educational
Value Of the Contest" Chas Timblin.
Room LII ltmRura1:, IAgfievitrre RrsMtr in the
rqea.c Rn"m sfioof f9@Prmary. ar " Number Work"
$50 500 D. m.MMethodist Church. stere-
ept!c%Sn %,d IfstpEsNne R1as w H. ASmd Findley Lire
Wednesday, March 18th
Morning session.
General Assembly.
9:15-Opening exercises.
Address-"The A. Y. z. Exhibit" r.
d. Bailey. iie,,,. t,or and Pronunciation. Miss
Hays.
11:OO-section work. Room II. High
School. Subject selected. Supt Acker-
Room 21--Grammar and Rural "Order
and Discipline" Chas Timbln. -.
Room 12IPrimary GLASS Work
1:3O--Afternon session. Assembly
room. Address-"How to Judge Good
School" Supt. Alderman.
2:SO-Section work Room II. High
School. PRINCIPALS and Superlntendents
Room 21-Grammar and Rural. THE
Essentials of Arithmetic" Chas Tim
blin.
Boon na Shdn1a Know s0%f Miss Pays aays
Thursday, March 18th
Morning session.
General Assembly.
9:15 Opening exercises. ADDRESS
"School Sanitation and Hygiene" State
Supt. H. B. Dewey.
1l:Oo~section work. Room II, High
School Geometry" Chas. Timblin:
Room 21-Grammar and Rural His
tory and Civics." Supt. Aokerman.
Room 12-Primary. Class work.
1:3O-Afternoon session Assembly
Room. Address-"Educatio OR Citl-
zenship." Chas. Tamblin.
2:SO-Section work Room, 81. High
School Grammar and Rural Indus
trial Training" w. l.. Greenleaf.
Room 12-Primary. General Princi-
ples Of heading" Miss Hays.
500 y m.-Methodst Church. Lee
ture "What the Home Does for the
Friday, March 10th.
n.ui.l..,g session.
General Assembly.
9:15 Opening exercises Address,
What Is Worth While" Miss Hays.
1I:OO-Section work. Room II. High
School Education for Enjoyment
Chas. Timblin. ,.-
in Grammar Grades" Supt. Dewey.
1:oO-Afternoon session.
General assembly.
Address-"rhe Courage of the Com
monplace." Supt. Ackerman.
Rhetoricals. Miss Hays.
Ed. O'Neil was taken to the
county Jail Saturday, in default OF