Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-06-11
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ASSOCIATION MEET
PROGRAM Includes Eminent Men OF
State ard Nation-Sess:ons at
Charleston, June 2o-22.

session of the West Virginia Educa-
tional Association has been given out
by Superintendent Heryey B. Work,
OF the Wheeling schools, who is pres
ident of the association. h event
will be held at Charleston on June 20,
81 and %, and will be attended by ap-
proximately M thousand teachers
from all parts of the state. The list
OF speakers includes Governor w. z
GIassceck and a number of the nos
prominent educators in the United
States, besides the most eminent ed
ucational specialists of West Virginia.
The full list of officers of the associ-
alton Is as follows; President, "A. b.
Work, Wheeling; vice-president, 0. G.
Wilson, Elkins: secretary, G.. r. Mar-
ray. W Hanson; treasurer, Hon. M. P.
Shawkey. Charleston; executive COM
mittee. ex-oficio H. B. Work, c. r.
Murray and NJ. P. S~hawkey; elected,
John C. Shaw, West Liberty-and A. F.
Shroyer. Philippi.
The afternoon sessions will be held
in the hall of delegates In the capitol
building and the night sessions at the
Burlew Opera House. The opening ses-
sion will be held on Monday night.
June 20. at which addresses of well
come will be made by Governor Glass
cock, Hon. Thomas S. Hodges and
Mayor A.. A. Holley. and the inaugur-
al address by President H. B. Work.
On Tuesday morning sectional meet
ings will be held. At the general ses-
sion on Tuesday afternoon Public
School Attendance will be discussed
by State superintendent Hon. NJ. P.
Shawk~y. and Supt. G w Fretx.
ssRevenues" will be the subject OF Mr..
Blain Taylor, with discussion by Supt.
Joseph Roster and Supt. 7. B. Bush.
s'High Schools" will be the topic of
President Carl G.. Doney, with discus
sion by Principal L. B. Hill. An ad-
dress on Improvement of the Rural
School" will be delivered by DR.. Har-
Ian Uudegraff of the United States
Bureau of Education. The annual cleo
ton of officers will be held at $50.
On Tuesday night an address on
"The New Boy will be delivered by
DR.. A. e. Winship. and a reception 70
the association will be given by Gov
ernor and Mrs. Glasscock.
At the Wednesday afternoon gem
eral session. beginning at 100 o'clock.
"How Best to Secure the Growth OF
Teachers While in Service" will be
the subject of an address by Dr.. G. J..
Bennett, with discussion by Supt. NJ.
d. Morris. An address on Pensions
for Teachers" will be delivered by
Principal Charles s. Brilles, of Wheel
ing, with discussion by Supt. o. G..
Wilson and Supt. G.. NJ. Ford.
The closing address of the general
sessions will be delivered on Wednes-
day night by DR.. Charles w. Dabney,
OF the University of Cincinnati, who
will speak on The End in Education
In addition to the general sessions
there will be city superintendents>
sessions, county superintendent ses-
sions, a secondary education section
and a normal school section. The
city superintendent and secondary
education session will be held in the
Charleston High School b uilding,
those of the county superintendent
in the grading Dom of the department
of free schools at the capitol; of the
elementary education section at Ste
phenson's auditorium, Y. NJ. G. A.
building, and Of the normal in the hall
OF delegates at the capitol building,
all on Tuesday and wednesday.
Carter L. Faust will be chairman
of the county superintendent session
and addresses on various timely topics
will be made by Hon. Thomas c..
Miller. Supt. Fl. A. Slower, Supt. J. H.
Ashworth, Supt. c. A. Green. Hon.
M. P, Shawkey and Supt. F. B. Lam
bert. A round table session will be
held, at which Supt. J. F. Haverty will
preside and the subjects, "The One
Room School" Vocation instruction
for Rural Schools" "The Course of
Study" "The Rural Teacher and
County and District Supervision" viii
be discussed.
The secondary education section
Will be presided over by L. B. Hill,
Ne speakers will be L. T.. Friend. G..
Hs C%olebank, Mss Mae Neptune, Per-
ry c. McBee. G. NJ Cornett. Miss
Lucy r. Prichard, L. J. Hanifan, J. S.
Deahl, a. F. Taught. G. L. Wilson
Orie McConkey, and J. F. Marsh.
Topics for general discussion will be
What of the Senior Who Fails in FL
nal Examinations" Grammar in
High School," Halliday Sessions, .
How Much Science Should Be Re-
1uired in High School" THE Six