The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-21
TOPICS OF INTEREST
BY H EDUCATORS
FEATURED THE SESSIONS OF Epu-
CATION SOCIETY YESTERDAY.
All Sessions Largely Attended and Trip
20 waddington Farm was Inter-
esting FEATURE.

f"rty-second annual convention Of the
West Virginia Teachers association,
va an extremely busy one and the
pr"sTam' while not a lengthy one. took
SION was began at gis ia the German
ihmhia club. the genera subject.
Problems ~ Elementary schools in The
tonutrN and in Rural Communities
representative from every county In
the state and nearly every district we're
present. and the papers were limited TO
nf'een minutes each. The session
Rural Life ny state Supervisor /. u
ithnifan which left a clear understand
ir- II this ulas. n the subject. The
it'i junction = the Rural school, by
irof r H. Sander~ou. ~ West virginia
Hi'"rrity. and his paper carried the
memo M 20 The Rural School and the
NlfAl hN Principal T.. W.
l.lfne - Montgomery. which closed the
subject Followed 10y more music.
county superintendent 81 schools ~
~ Miiler. - Hancock county. read a
Lhp~r mon The classification and
Trading u 4 Rural School which was
excellent Principal r. g R~ohrhaign.
II Chenille. next illustratei Tn .
Training 81 erS FOR Rural schools"
WHICH gave some verv interesting infor-
The side ~ the normal training in a
r'rnssl school was very we'll presented
% Tie PAPERS = President T. T.. Corh-
i"r. D" Marshall college aud the closing
HA- ''|N ~ NHNNN H'NN 70 10y
Ir Eugene Davenport. bean ~ Agrf-
cultural college of University ~ Illinois
l'r l~avenports address was very inter
sstng
tf'-r 're dosing address tie an
'FlrrF rI"ufS We're made ard Slpf n
u W"rk stated that through TIE BOARD
~ Trad" automobile had been secured
f'r sUf"finE Those Wrp desired 10 visit
W. II.rgtnu farm OF tho RafHanv plSe.
TH" delegation waS rnugrcEatpI ~ The
er H"' hE|iirE 20 10 o'clock and
H'-" 'nE.u - iHe farm ard me rip
JON ~ 'F" morning session the follow
ir- eruW.tfe'S we're appointed
Lrcis'atIlr-' O wilson. Jos Ros-
Scr d. j. Garrison. 3 r Parker. 7. y
E.or.mv q vIfe-. 7 y rraFo.
D o. Nrrtu' : ! RIFE. " " Trent.
Nsaui.fIHrs I~ 4 Armstrong o. 2.
wilson o. Flssi man 81 J.. white.
Nudr ro-n Srsv o. p covert Grey
N~s'"rs"r. o. g. Morrison and vs. g.
Morton
ta" afternoon 'n the tar'ous rooms -
fNc school end Immediately following
fHe elementary school sees on Nrs Liter
nu Essentials ~ Cifizers.ir ard an
o. dress Dos fr Armstrong. Witch wa4
hold loo fUe assembly rooms ~ f' ehig1
school ~ fhs Peace league and was
very largely ATTENDED
90 Enpm 90 DO fus Ugh s-Ino 80
4 . frnHf.rfay afternoon fIe tIfy super
tnienfentsSscgu"n WIN nt.- O. W...on
chairman N~'i fHeir meeting Hnf th-"s
Yarer@ under. fhe subject ~ Economy
- Time i1 tiH lfior. we're read ~ fol
lows The AI Year Round School. nv
SuI"rIrfeuirnf % o. Work ~ th'a ~.fr.
Teaching Co., '.r Grades hy Sup@Tiufrr-
dent George q. UIhns MnundsvIe and
dosing attn Where ir fre Grades |s
Waste Ee E~lImInafet~" superintendent
D. D.. UlfIsff~ - r1srkHuurr. ave a
Very f0fa-rsf'nr account ~ fh'F frnrrl
- tir subject anil w srrll1nepus bu-I-
ness waa then transacted
Ulgl school section HIfh session "
Room 90 T.. q. Friend. president Lucy
q P-f.ra-I sarrefary sc'errc was me
topic for TIE Afternoon viii. papers ne-
ms read The High School Teachers
.rr'rIHIfiHu fr fro Development ~
Science uy Harold Rogers Flirmont
normal School was flIiowei hv Prof
~ raarr.f.rr W1rf 90 ~ Uonusr. ~
IlrtersHurg UIzh el1ui closed ue sos
Zion 7y r.1iins . paper on THE General
Following = no orfer .r which the
program shout fhr dow uas rep
'e-.f r'ns.rr with '.e general wsetinr
VIII include fhr election ~ officers
Afternoon session.
f0rmaI SCHOOL re~''rr John @rau.
Gsrs-s' trri- uigh school Preparation
frr NHmras.0r f1 Snrrh Schools The
General problem Supervise d.
fsfsnfa .arIfsfrr a Subject Matter
topper Principal r7arIss b. H-u'-.
Athens
Elementary Section Usr srfrol As.
-rnH'r GIar u 90 Tahisr President
I1I D.. Ia.Is esrrsf1rs Economy -
Tine arg Errrgy fr tte E.~f0srtnrr
School. alrf o. % Parker. Point Pleas.
arr N7r.I Tra'ninE in fHe Elowrrfarr
t.H 00' Tr.f 4 q uat.s fsirworf
Trfr.rg WrHuf's ~ Teaching surf
ff O. Nh 90. HlrrErr o. AU|uH
30 ground Wsa l14 " rrcisr. gIarts.
tfHr Sufficient Revenge I'D. Provide
p STRONG Hrf f.rnrHHe Educational fFs
tenn furf Joseph Roe rr Iairw0rf
Hetf-r s.rsr, M fgr Hurai schools
sHuf So o. Morris FIrnirnin Heffe'
p rr'a NIsa Florence farnsrn Wheel
.rs
~-.-fv rrr-rfrfsrferta Section
NrsHrrr n Qsrmsr 81 D. church. rfrrI.
dent N n COOK 90. rfHrr. N n Uffr
.T.r rr Position ~ C1urfy ruprrIr.
.ar.trf trreHra fn ur Nev Nan o.
H rHH Waaar rnrrfV a rsw ~ fra
Problems ~ He Position ord H0w
We've Succeeded uff" Them 81 "
"srrrFrr krravrn county The '0uu.
Ply rfsrHrrf Ha Afarfei BY ffr
r..rUs. u wrTrwaI.. warsrHf|
.urf. H.Hf UH.e Learned 'u Nt
rr.. f.Ia rar.... .I fe position JOEL.
rff NrvInn TarInr count. n WhH'
rrfrrf "Hr Ha superintendent Co., usrrs
'a ...r 'sr NJ Better IrH. here Doc
b. Ff.mIaN 're county Nr.
pow. fnUIn. Woe ~ mo Hru Nrn'
h~f.lf.rs u w THrlsr HTrsrt.