The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1911-03-11
ACTIVITY IN SCHOOL WORK.

hU wi iii JulIuUL Ea0lIil,
Interesting Meeting OF Teachers a
Observation-Disclosures Session o
Teachers Association to be Hell
at Gonzales March 31-Seed Corr
1 Distributed.
An exceptionally interesting program
was carried out at the regular MONTH,
meeting Of the Donaldsonville branch o
the Parish Teachers Association, which
convened in the auditorium of the loca
high school on Saturday. Feb. IS, with ar
attendance of 20 members. A number Of
visitors from the New River branch of the
Association. as well as few friends from
the community, honored the meeting with
their presence.
The program was as follows:
Opening exercises: (a) Song. (b1 Prayer.
(c) Roll-call. answered with quotations
from some work on pedagogy.
value of Celebrating Special Days.
Miss Aline johnson.
DUTY of Teacher to the School Board, .
w. S. Seegers
Duty of Teacher to Her Profession
Discussion on the ethics of the teaching
profession.
Punishment in the School" Miss Annie
Sherrard.
Composition in the Grades, Miss
Olive Howard.
Duty Of the Teacher to Herself Miss
Jeanne Landry.
Duty Of the Teacher to Her Successor
Miss Margaret Fairly.
Duty Of the Teacher. to Parents and
the Community, Miss Marie Hemke.
Question box.
superintendent critique.
At the conclusion of the program an
nouncement was made Of the joint meet
ing of the Donaldsonville and New River
branches of the Parish Teachers Associa-
ton to be held at Gonzales March 81
This will be the last session of the teachers
for the present school year. concluding a
most profitable and interesting series of
meetings.
A joint meeting Of the Donaldsonville
and New River branches of the Parish
Teachers Association win be held at
Gonzales on Friday, March 81, commenc-
ing at 10 o'clock a. m. The following at
tractive program has been arranged for,
the OCCASION
Promotions, j. B. Asher.
The Recitation Miss Estelle Lyman.
{ Faculty Meetings: Their Purpose and
Value" j. H. Dupuy.
Duty of the Teacher Miss A. Matthew
Corn Clubs: Their Place IN a System of
Education for Efficiency. w. C. Abbott
School Virtues Miss Marie Hemke.
School Government and Punishment, Il
Il. "A. Major.
General discussion, Value of
Literary and Debating Societies as Part Of
Course.
General discussion, The Value of Clos
ne Exercises and Of Observing Special
Jays.
Address BY state superintendent or
,ther state official.
Edward J. Leblanc. manager Of the
singer Sewing Machine Companys office
n this city. has rendered his resignation
# that position, to take effect today, and
will be succeeded by T.W. johnson,
ormerly of Winfield, who has been an
Employee of the Singer Company for
wenty years. Mr.. Leblanc has been con-
lected with the organization for the past /
line years, having been for Gvg years a
alesman at the Natehitoehes office, and
or the last four years manager of the
district, comprising the
parishes OF Ascension, Assumption, ST.
3harIes, St. James Terrebonne, Lafourche,
Assumption and Iberyille. He is a pro-
ressive, enterprising business man and
z
shole-hearted, genial young gentleman,
md during the term Of bis eeaneetioal
With the Singer Company acquitted him
elf Of the duties incumbent upon him to
he entire satisfaction Of his employers
md tho patrons OF the company.
DR.. I. j. Dimitry, the Well-knoWn New
)rleans oculist who makes periodical vis-
IS to Donaldsonville, announces to his
'atrons that for the time being he VIII
ave his Office in gopb's Hotel, at the cor
!eF Of Mississippi and Lessard streets,
where he may be found on the first and
bird Sundays Of every month. DR.. Dimi-
~ has built up large practice in this
community, and his many clients and
riends viii be pleased to know saas the
ecent disastrous fire will not have the eff
ect of causing him to discontinue his
lists to henaldaonviIle.
The Colds That Hang On
re readily cured by DR.. Bells Pine-Ta ar
IOney. Ii relieves the cold and sstops the +