The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-25

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| thousand members OF the Florida Edu-
cational Association are expected to
be in Pensacola Tuesday morning,
when the annual convention of that
association conVenes here fer SEES
| sion OF three days. The educators are
coming from every section OF the
state, and as the railroads have made
very low rates i is expected that the
| ga thering will be one of the largest in
the history OF the association.
: The sessions will be divided be-
tween the Knights Of Columbus hall
and the auditorium of the San Carlos
hotel, several sessions being held each
day
Tie officers OF the association are
as follows:
President-Dr. Lincoln Hulley, pres
ident John B. Stetson University, De-
Land.
Vice-Preside1It-M Ella LaF, HAM
ilton, principal primary department
Quincy.
Chairman Executive Committee--G.
W. Tedder, county superintendent,
Madison.
Executive Committee T. ].
McBeath. West Fort Meade. Fla:
Supt. J. Q. Palmer, jacksonville, Fla;
Pref. r. B. Hufaker, Gainesville, Fla;
Prof. B E. Lane, Barlow, Fla; Supt.
S. Phillips, Nilliston, Fla; Hon. Guy
!. Metcalf. West Palm Beach, Fla;
Dr. Edward Conradi. Tallahassee, Fla;
Supt q. w. Tedder, Madison, Fla;
Pref. J. H. Workman, Ocala, Fla.
THE PROGRAM.
The program prepared for the col
ventioD shows that the members will
be kept busy during their stay in Pen
sacola, but they will take time to en-
JOY a trip out Oh the bay and across
TO Santa Rosa island. The program
IS as follows:
Tuesday, December 9th, 1910, 7:3o
p. NJ, K. Of c. Hall.
1. Mu5ic-SeeTs Orchestra.
>. Invocat1on-Rev. J. S S1bley.
3. Address Of Welcome-Mayor
Frank Reilly. Hon, J. H Sheriff., Hon
". y. Blount.
4. Response 20 Address Of Wei.
come-Prof. l. I. Hines
q. Annual Address-Ion. w. NJ. !
Holloway. state upcrinteudent.
6. annual Address-.Dr. Lincoln
HUXLEY, president OF the association.
Wednesday, Dec. 2ath, 9 a. m. X. Of c. |
Hall.
/. Inyocatiun-Rev. L. r Pendle- |
:. Mathematics IN the High School |
Prof. W 5. CaWtlon.
3. Value Of the Library in Educa- |
tion-Mtss Rowena Iongmire.
i. Latin in the High SchooI-Mrs. |
Frances \. Clayton.
). Lecture, The BAD Boy-Dr Jas. |
l.. Hughes.
Boat trip on Pensacola Bay.
8 p. m, Knights of Columbus Hall.
|. Music, Ladies TriC-Nrs. Jack |
Griffith. Mrs. F. e. Brawner, Miss Cav
1hCn, Miss kirkpatrick, accom- PIANIST.
> Financial Problems Of Education !
from the Viewpoint OF the County Sa- /
perintendent-Dr. J. L. Kelley
;. Vocal Sol0-Miss CaWthon.
+. Lecture, The Old Training and |
the New-Dr James L. Hughes.
Thursday Dec. 29t,, q. rn., 2 2. NJ,
x. OF c. Hall.
!. Business Meeting
;. Lecture, The Kildergarten-Dr.
James /. Hughes
8 >. m, x. Of c. Hall.
J. Vocal Solo. MI. John Bradford. i
,. Violin Solo-MiSs Lurleyne Full
gium.
}. Character and Importance of In
struetion .that Should be Given in the !.
Grammar Gr6des-Prof Robt ".
Ray.
4. Vocal Solo--1Ir. W. s. Garfield.
,. Lecture, Modem Tendencies in
EducaGon-Dr. James L. Hughes. !.
Thursday, Dec. 29th, a. n., Kinder
garten Section, San Carlos
= Auditorium.
I, REGISTRATION
=. business meeting. !
:. Reports from A.ale@ cart ners
present.
+, Faper Chiidrer's s.or1es-,Iiss
Gertrude JarohL
.. a storT Tol3-2Ii=s Sarah ?
Cameron
6. Pa1e-. The Value OF Play-Niss
Laura Z. Warmer. :
:. Games
Thursday. Dec. 29th. G a. NJ. Primary
Section, San Carlos Auditorium.
l. Nature >tudy-liiss Ida D:ckev.
, School A---Niss Louise I.aFon-
,isee.
2. Ch.Id-en's Ltcera-ure-Nrs. \. +
". Reynolds,
Thursday, Dee. Path, 9 =. NJ. H;oh
sohoot Section, City Hall. K
!. Mus5c: /,
>. To What Extent Should a Pupil :
n the High School be kIowed TO i
Choose His Studies? Leaders in dis !
:usa.~ n--Prln F 4 Hathaway. :
Principal 7. J NcBeata. 4
J, Why d. So Many Firz- Yeac 7
Pupils Leave the High School? How
Tan They De Induced to Remain ;
--eeders n discuss tcn--principal J. Fl
Hulks, Principal r. r Lane. :
+. We studies. Il Any. Should be .
D-o20ed from Our Presen. Course CT /
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