The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-11-02
ARRANGE a. COMPREHENSIVE.
PROGRAM FOR THEIR SIXTH
ANNUAL MEETING. '',.~.
Sectional MeefnQ
TO BE New Feature of the Session
to tie Held at Wheeling, November
sOth and December 1st.


H. d. HaZlewood, of the Teachers
Association of Northern West Vir-
ginia has issued the program for
the sixth annual session of that
body to be held at Wheeling, Novem-
Der 3Oth and December 1st
The first session will be held at
10 O'Clock in the morning Of tha
first day and will begin with devo-
Ional exercises conducted by Rev.
&. w. w. jenkins. The welcome
address will be delivered by Prin-
cipal ]. w. Hughes, Of the Wheeling
school, and l.. O. Wilson, OF Weston.
will respond. The remainder Of the
program follows:
Thursday Afternoon.
Devotional EXercises-Rey. w
II. Crawley
Reading OF minutes '..
Music.
wood.
Music
Discussion--What factors should
be most prominent in determining
the promotion Of pupils?-Mr.
Chas. w. Florence, Grafton.
Music 4
Dlscussion---The work Of teaching
viewed by an ei-teacher-E. l.. Nor
ton, Fairmont.
Assignment o, work for sections.
Appointment Of Committees.
Thursday Night.
lnvocation--Rev. J. II. Farley.
Solo-Miss Alma Lightfoot.
Selettion---Mr. Thomas Taylor.
Solo--Mr. Earl Jones.
Address-PrOf. S. HamIin Guss.
Principal Normal Department West
Virginia Colored Institute. ~~-
Solo-Miss Florence, Cobb.
Friday Morning. . Il
Sectional meetings at Lincoln High
SCHOOL. Primary section. Papers
limited to ten minutes. Miss Ber.
nardinc Pcyton, chairman.
What should be reasonable re-
Quirements in the teaching Of read
ing in the first and second grades?
Miss Francis Morton.
How much time should be given
to language work in the second
grade? What should be the char
deter of it? Miss Lottie LomaxA
What is p rofitable seat work for
the flrst grade.-Miss Jessie H ale
The use and abuse Of story tell.
lnS and the influence Of each on the
school ork and life Of the child
Miss Villa Lee.
intermediate grades. Papers
il,li tor
Mays, Chairman.
When and how should the multi
plication table be taught?--N1iss AL
berta McClung
Is special language book a help
or hindrance-~Miss Hannah
Meade
How should We teach reading In
order to lay tho foundation for the {
literature OF upper grades?-Miss
Matte Prounty
proper y ictures for inter1nedi-
ate grades-Miss Estella Walker.
Grammar Grades. Papers limited
to ten minutes. Miss Esther Colston
Chairman.
What subjects in arithmetic can
10 What extent may accuracy be-
demanded Of rupils?--Mr. VIM.
Armstrong;
Best methods Of teaching geog-
Irarhy-Miss Lily Allen.
The correlation of history and lit
c"ature-- Mr.. Clark Harris.
High School:
Are the results Of the study of lit
crature in the nigh school satisfac.
SorE:--Miss Phoebe Perry, Wheel
ing.
Best methods or correlating high
SCnool suOjects--D. II. Kyle.
High school organizations; their
use and importance---J. r. Jeffer-
son.
Is it advisable to use the honor
system in htgh school?--J. w.
hughes.
Friday Afternoon.
devotional exercises. .
Reading Of Minutes.
Music.
Reports from, sectional meetings.
Music.
paper--''NocationaI Training, t.,
MIR. W. II. LOwery, Institute.
Discussion opened by Mr.. r. Il.
Richardson, Parkersburg.
Fapcr---"Mid-year promotions
| l.. Il. Joruan, Clarksburg.
Friday Night.
Song and dramatic recital. includ-
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