East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-04-10
TEACHERS MEETING
WELL ATTENDED
MUSICAL NUMBERS AND
ADDRESSES ARE FEATURE
State, County and City Schools Off
Gals Discuss Matters Important to
Students But Patrons Ignored on
Program Arranged.
Especial Correspondence.)

Especial COrfeSpOnuence.)
Echo, oregon, April 10.-At the
teachers institute held here, about
twenty five teachers were pres
cnt and many school patrons of this
place. The following program was
rendered:
1000 a.. m.-Opening exercises.
Singing, led by Miss Scroggs, Hermis-
ton.
How to Use the Course of Study.
............W w. w. Wiley, Athena
Music-Violin Solo ...........
........... F. D.. Carruth, Stanfield
h Use of Pictures in Language
Work Miss Blanche E. Small, Echo
How to Secure Better Writing -.
...........B T. Youel, Hermiston
100 p. NJ
singing
LED by Miss Scroggs, Hermiston
~Thoroughness in Arithmetic ......
............. Joel Davis, Weston
Arranged by F. D. Carruth, Stan
Civil Government. L. w. Keller, Echo
flano Duet
@bANio ~ ~ AllA1 oNNCl-
burger.
Indian Club Swinging ...........
.......J. ]. Thompson, Hermiston
Vocal Solo,. Effie Norman, Echo
Address-State Supt. L. r. Alder
man, Salem.
Evening program at NJ. E. church.
500 p. M
Invocation REV. ]. E. Carver, Echo
Vocal Solo
500. Mrs. Edith o. Sherman, Echo
Reading ...... Mrs. E. c. Fish, Echo
Vocal Solo,. Miss Vina Houser, Echo
Reading ........ Mrs. Eva Wheeler
Vocal Solo. Miss Scroggs, Hermiston
Address. . Frank X. Welles, Pendleton
Address. State Supt. Alderman, Salem
Every number was helpful n en-
tertaining. Especially worthy of
mention were the original and prac-
teal talks by Principal Joel Davil on
Thoroughness in Arithmetic and by
Principal l.. w. Keller on Civil Gov
eminent. They both made pleas for
the youth of the nation.
State superintendent Alderman
made addresses both in the afternoon
and evening. He has hopes of furth~
ering the efficiency of the public
schools and securing the cooperation
of the parents.
Instrumental music vas furnished
in the afternoon by Messrs. Carruth
and Cannon and Miss Scroggs.
superintendent Welles arranged the
program. Not one patron of the
school, either director OF parent, was
placed on the program.
Easter services were held here Sun
day by Rev. j.. Z. Carver at the NJ
E. church.
Miss Venice Callison was a Sunda!
visitor with her parents.
Nesmith Ankeny stopped here yes
terday while on an auto trip from
Pendleton to Umatilla.
Mrs. Eva Wheeler, state worker for
the Y. P. B. lectured here Sunday
night at the NJ. E. church and gave
a very helpful talk on the general
conduct of young people as it should
be.
Mrs. J. Frank Spinning and Mrs.
Lee Wigle spent yesterday in Pendle-
ton.
Miss Grace Hatton has returned to
her home in Pendleton after a ten
days visit here.
w. H. Boyd is in Weston today.
Thomas Ross has returned from
Arlington.
Ed Litsey vent to Pendleton yes
terday.
The Misses Clephane and Daphene
Gulliford entertained the Christian
Endeavor society, which is composed
of many young people, at their home
last night. After the religious services
We're finished the young folks spent
a pleasant hour with music and play
ing charades. Light refreshments
We're served.
l.. d. Rowland, Butter creek water
master, has returned from Walla
Walla.
r. E. Callison returned this morn
ing from Pendleton.
Miss opal Callison visited yesterday
with her sister, Miss Venice Callison