Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-23
PROGRAM FOR TEACHERS MEETING
s Been Completed-Big hnual Session to Be Held In Little Rock.
IEBER TO WELCOME

AIAp0M0kElut DAuI-S tV DASOuSS per mn Notable Educators
 p1g the Speakers.
 ss12oek, Oct. 22.-The program nal meeting of the Arkan- f& Srs' Association, which ittle Rock, Decem Der 27,
 complete and ready for Winters. The convention will pen@ Tuesday, Dec. 27, in the con- ,nfj6n hall of the Hotel Marion. THe invocation will be delivered Hey. P. c. Fletcher of Little Rock. he1address of welcome will be de- ye1ed by Judge Trieber of the Uni sd lStates court, The presidents ddress will be delivered by Prof. INV. Drake of Fayetteville, afte" lnch the audience will rise and Ii Dixie George B. Cook, super ' ndent of the Department of Ed Ftion, will make an address in SSalf of the Arkansas Education % %nmission, which will be followed the organization of the conven- and the announcing of commit The following morning, What 2ll the School Do for the Physi- 8 Welfare of Children?' will be cussed by Dr. J. D. Southard, Ft. ith; Supt. George w. Read, Tex lana and Supt. R. c. Hall, Little ok.
 general discussion of sanitation, Initiation and hygene will follow. address will be delivered by Dr. s. Hartzog, secretary of the Ar hsas Education Commission. Rev. Nc. Millar, president of Hendrix lege, also a member of the Ar hsas Board of Education will de- er an address, which will be fol- we'd by an address by Prof. J. w. kendall, superintendent of the |rt Smith schools on ' The Consol- ktion of the Rrural Schools. All pers will be limited to 20 minutes dresses to 30 minutes, and discu- bns to five minutes.
 Professionally Trained Teachers, v the theme for the afternoon ses- bn. It will be treated by Miss bse Bland of Fayetteville, in an ad- less, after which the problem of Rpplying drained teachers will be scussed by c. C. Denney, of Con- lay, and T. l.. Bates of Fayetteville. Rural and G1aded Schools wiul the subject spoken on by Prof. B. i. Torreyson, Professor of Second- Ky Education of the University of fkansas. Miss Eva Reich; rdt will so address the convention during (e afternoon session on the "Ad- ancement of School Improvement in (e State" The night session will e given over to addresses by Prof. H. Reynolds of Fayetteville and A. E Winship of Boston Pres. In N. Tillman of the University Of ansas will address the convention rsday morning He will be fol- ed by Dr. Morgan Smith, of Lit Rock, Secretary for Arkansas of Rockefeller HoOkworm Com biop. who will discuss this dis
 Then the diplomas to gradu- of the reading circle will be bnted and the business session e convention take place, follow
 adjournment.
 ting the general session all de- ents of the school will meet in
 pnt places and discuss mat
 f importance to these depart
 In the Superintendents and
 pals section, B. A. Brennan of
 Rock will discuss the relation
 superintendent to the ScnOOI
 This will be followed by table talk. Prof. Andrews,
 Ia; w. R. Loudermilk, Adona;
 l.. Dunaway, Prescott, will
 the High School curriculum
 nsas. Robert Cannon, Monti-
 R. PaH.low, Paragould and
 Inn. H4eison. will discuss
 re as a permanent study in
 ols; J. G. Cubage of Hot
 will discuss the relationship
 bperintendent and the teach
 D. Guerin of England will
 what constitutes a. practical
 on which J. R. Allen of
 If. and D. T. Rogers of