The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-30
SCHOOL DIRECTORS
Of COUNTY To
Be HERE
"a - 90" a.'t
Big Gathering Takes Place.
With Excellent Program
Arranged
BE-. - ..,,3 1 l. s"t.tict
- :te
ANNUAL CORN s. E III
ALSO
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Central High Scene For the:
Meeting -Nulnerous Chill
dren Have Entered
ANNUAL CORN EVENT
ALSO

The auditorium of the Central school
promises, to resemble! a small sized
fair on Friday when the various x
hibits sent in from the rural schools
are placed in position. .Seycnty-hve
exhibits. $50 ears of corn will be
the committee who will select the best
display and award the prizes: Be-
sides the corn contest, which has PROV
en- without a doubt a great. success.
q large. number of exhibits have been
sent In by the various school teachers
showing what has. been accomplished
drat dGRsss ats. 5S1ssse e:xt Ssssr ,i fGl sIso
crafts display. will be held in connec-
tien with thelannual meeting Of the
Grand Forks County School Directors
association which Is. called for Friday.
December H.. Letters denoting interest
In the. meeting have been received at
tn, Office of the county. superintendent
and 1t is, expected that. at. least two
WILL helm attendance from. each ST
the si4chool districts of the county.
the schools will aleo be in attendance.
The program which includes a NUM-
Der, Of very interesting. features will
start at l0;o'clock Friday. morning and
will be concluded, In. tho afternoon.
Prof: Gordon WI RandIett. of the North
Dakota asricultural college, will judge
n corn In the morning and will
award 1.-The prizes. He will speak can
the Nldging; Of corn: and Will -enen the
more is to speak, on. the industrial
Contest az an :. educational Factor1''
President T. Chriet}anson of Larimore
will make an address on the work of
the association land will also sum up
the work for the past. year. The In
AHences of the School Board. is the
enae ct, en-. address on WHICH Mrs.
address by Supt. III. Nelson Kelly Of
the Grand Forks public schools.
80 Is !'Afternopn; Session.
THE afternoon session wifi start
promptly; at 1875 o'clock; The first
speaker 'oflthe. session! viii he state
.Superihtehd enta Of Public INSTRUCTION
Ell, Taylor. He IL To make anaad.
'dfess' SnS the rev school laws. Some
of the recent enactmehts Of the:legis-
lature are not very clear in the minds
VIII give the correct reading Of the
LAWS. ia :
state Aid" viii he discussed. IL.
supt H "A JOHNSON of:tffe East. Grand
1F'erHy!'- scR6ola.5 Minnesota nschooIs
have ihad an esssteilen' iayskm- of, state
aid for some time and fNfr.+iJehnsuh
will tell Of ho~ It has succeeded.
Hon. We'll" tStotkMelI tf FAFEo is
Scheduled 10 speak On The, Need Of
Greater Efficiency in the Rural
Schools" MIR: Stockwell was formerly
state supeflhtendent Of puhlic- instruc-
i "Improvementfot th1 RurSl schsc,
and Its Coneeqdeneea.r .wihsbeAdealt
81 'tiie'VafeS. city normal cfroo NJ:
Hollis will be the main speaker Of the
afternoon and it is expected that he
vii! have some interesting information
70 divnlge to the school directors. Prot.
Hollis address will be followed by
one on consolidation" by Prof. *.
c. Abbott of the university. The clos.
ing address will he made. by Dean
Joseph Kennedy.
IM,sis lily thesspublic- school children
OF the city will 'be included. n. 3.