The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-21
EDUCATORS
PROGRAMME
State Educational Assn at
Bismarck Oct. 1921
Prominent Men Of Nation to
Be Heard at Meeting

Bismarck, N. d., Sept. 21,-The pro
gramme for the annual meeting of tn,
state Educational association has beer
prepared and the copy sent to tn
printers. The synopsis of the pro
gramme is as follows:
Wednesday, Oct, 10, 2 O'clock p. M
Prayer. @
Music. e..-...... -e.-
Presidents Address--FFed e. Smith
WahpetoH.
Address-Hon. w. L. Stoekwell, Bis.
marck.
Education Progress of the Year-Prof
r. F. Ladd, agricultural college,
Wednesday Evening, 8 O'clock.
Lecture-Jean Vatican, A Characteris-
tic Sketch-Rev. Andrew Gilles
Minneapolis.
Thursday, Oct. 20, 2 p. Nj.
Music
Business,
Address-Dr. John w. Cook, DeISalb,
Ill.
General Theme-The Schools Relation
to Public Health. Talks by DR..
Reudiger state university; Mrs.
Una B. Herrick, Valley City; Supt.
w. A. Godward, Devils Lake and
Supt.' Minnie J. Nelson, Valley
City.
Thursday Evening, 8 O'clock.
Lecture by DR.. John w. Cook, DeKalb,
Ill.
Friday Oct. Fl, 2 p. M.
Prayer.
Music.
General Theme-The Duty of the
Schools to the Moral Education of
the Children with addresses by DR..
Fannie D. Guam, Bismarck; Supt.
P. S. Berg, Dickinson and Miss
Edith Brabt, VaAey City.
Business.
Announcements.
The parties having in charge the
meeting Of the association have made
the following announcements:
Enrollment-Perhaps we cannot say
It is the duty of each teacher to iden-
-ify himself with the state association.
yet such action would be to the mutual
benefit of himself and education in
North Dakota. Suppose you accept
his as request for your dues.
Association Headquarters-Ass
Ion headquarters will be established
1T some convenient place at Bismarck
during the meeting. The teachers first
duty On arrival in the city is to visit
he headquarters and enroll receiving
he receipt Of membership and the
badge. Announcement of the head
quarters will be made alter througho II
he papers of the state and at Bis
narck.
Lectures and Reception-The execu-
i've committee has succeeded in secur-
ng DIR. Andrew Gillies of Minneapolis
o lecture for Wednesday evening and
Dr.. John w. Cook of DeKalb ILL.,, as
educational expert" to address the as
Thursday afternoon and even
ng. A reception will be rendered to
he members of the association in
'ither Wednesday or Thursday evening
~ the citizens of Bismarck.
Reunions-There will be reunions of
members of different educational iusti-
utions and special announcement of
ach should be handed to the secretary
# the general association to be read at
he general sessions.
Places of Meeting.
The places of the various meetinas
nd programmes has been fixed as fol-
ows but some changes may be made
ater:
General association, hall of house of
representatives., capitol
Department of higher and profession
j education, Presbyterian church lee
ure room.
Department
Department of secondary educa-
ion, Presbyterian church lecture
DOM.
Department of elementary educa-
ION, house chamber, capitol.
Department of superintendent, SEN
tie chamber capitol
Department of school adninistra-
ion, courthouse
Department of science and mathe-
1atics, courthouse.
Department of Industrial education.
commercial club rooms.
department of rural school, educa-
ion, house chamber, capitol.
Department of history, cfyics and
oeial science, Presbyterian church
arlors. "4
Department or musical education
'resbyterian church lecture rooms.
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