Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-01-19

tunate to have the privilege of hear
ing Mr.. Winship. On Monday morn
ing at nine o'clock in the college
chapel he will deliver an address
which every father and mother should
hear It's subject is Modern Boys
and Girls" Superintendent Ellsworth
who has this subject very much at
heart, in speaking of the institute said,
81 wish that every parent of boy or
girl going to school could hear this
lecture 1t is one of the most helpful
along educational lines that / know of.
| want to emphasize the benefit that
mothers and fathers will get from this
address and to urge them to take ad-
vantage of the rare opportunity to
hear. All the association lectures are
absolutely free and there is no reason
why those interested should not hear
them"
The program is as follows:
Monday, January p, at nine o'clock
in the college chapel:
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Secretary's Report. 49,. Mrs. Fookes
Music .................. Association
Opening Address ..............
........ Hon. H R. Pattengill
Modern Boys and Girls.
............ DR.. A. z. Winship
america Spells Opportunity.
......... Hon. H. r. Pattengill
Afternoon Session at 80 in college
chapel
Music ................... GRADES
Making Modern Boys Manly.
..............Dr DR.. A. E Winship
"Opsonic Index" Hon. II. R. Pattengill
Recess
Making Modern Girls Womanly"
DR.. A. T. Winship
Evening session at 730 in Methodist
church.
Music
Invocation ......... Rev. w. f. Doty
Music
"Rescuing Rascals" DR.. A. E. Winship
Music
Tuesday, January "a, in high school
assembly room.
Music Grades
Opening ..... Hon. H. R. Pattengill
Getting Into the Game" 49,.
...........Dr. A f. Winship
"An Educational Sandwich"
Hon. H. R. Pattengill
Schools and Their Critics.
............D DIR. A. E. Winship
Adjournment
County Commissioners Charles F.
Pike in his invitation TO the teachers
of the county to attend has the fol-
lowing to say:
State Supt. L. L. Wright has ap
pointed this meeting for the beginning
week as it is the only time that he
could secure such strong educational
team for the teachers of this county.
We should congratulate ourselves on
our good fortune.
DR.. A. f. Winship of Boston is
editor of the New England Journal of
Education and is considered one of the
best lecturers on the American plat
form. He speaks on the live subjects
regarding the boys and the girls.
I1Oll. H. N. dllCllSlli NoiiNS W 10
an old friend and fellow-worker. His
words are always inspiring, interesting
and practical No better educational
lecturer is before the public today He
comes to US, having just returned from
a lecture tour of two months, extend
ing from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
You cannot afford to miss such a
rare opportunity. 1t will be long
time before you can secure so much
for so little effort and expense. This
being a State Institute, it is expected
that no teacher will be absent. Invite
your older pupils to come with you.
Ask school officers and patrons to
come. Lead the way and ask them to
be there.
Tuesday afternoon will be given to
visiting the several manufacturing
plants of the city and the college.
Let us get acquainted with our educa-
tional and commercial institutions in
this way. We can then go home re-
freshed and renewed, realizing more
fully the varied interests of our county
and thus inspire those under our
charge as to the magnitude and variety
of Gratiot's interests.
All schools in the county will be
closed Monday and Tuesday.