Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-08-29
INSTITUTE
NEXT WEEK
Annual Teachers Institute to
Be Held in Aberdeen
High School
NOTED EDUCATORS COME
Program Of the Four Days
Session Shows Very In
teresting Features

tcItSlluS EedtuEeS
County Superintendent J. w. Hodge
is sparing no effort to make the
Teachers Institute, to be held here
next Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, the most successful ever
held in Chehalis county. Noted edu.
Gators will address the sessions,
among them w. G. Beach, professor
of economics at the state university
and N. D. ShOwalter, principal of the
Cheney Normal school. The addresses
will be upon subjects of general in
terest, and the public is invited to
attend any and all the sessions. In
fact, the attendance of parents and
citizens is desired. The morning ses.
sions will begin at 9:15 and those in
the afternoon at 1880.
Professor Beach's address upon the
subject "The Call to Citizenship
probably will be the feature of the
four-day session. This will be de.
livered upon the morning of the open
ing day. Other addresses that
should prove of general interest are
'The Teacher Who Succeeds" by l..
r. Traver; "The New Philanthropy"
by Professor Beach; Positive and
Negative Forces in Education" by
Mr.. Showalter; and an address to be
delivered by Mrs. Josephine Preston,
state superintendent.
Following is the program of the
four days:
Program.
TUESDAY,
General Assembly-Auditoriu
9:15-Invocation, Rev. r. E. Cooper.
Music, Institute. Announcements.
10:00-The Call to Citizenship, w.
G. Beach.
11:OO-High School and Grammar
Section, Room II. New Applications
of Old Sciences. N. D. Showalter. Ru-
raj Section. Room 9, The Movement
Back to the Farm, Mr.. Beach. Pri-
mary Section, Room IA, Reading, Mr..
Traver.
NOON.
1:3O-General Session. Music, In.
stitute. Positive and Negative Forces
in Education, Mr.. Showalter. Vocal
Duet, Mrs. G. P. Halferty and Mrs.
N. d. Coons.
2:30-High School Section Room II.
The Lesson of Millions Blindness, Mr..
Beach. Grammar and Rurau Sections.
Auditorium, A Successful Recitation,
Mr.. Showalter, Primary Section, Room
IA. Language l, Mr.. Traver.
WEDNESDAY.
9:OO-General Session. Music, Insti-
tute. Piano Solo, Miss Theresa Moore.
The Teacher Who Succeeds, Mr..
Traver.
1O:OO-High School and Grammar
Sections. The School and the Com
munity, Mr.. Beach.
11:00-Red Tape in Education.
1O:0O-Rural Section, Room 9. Max
ing a Programme, Mr.. Showalter.
1:00-Relation of the School to
the Community, Mr.. Beach. Primary
Section, Room IA.
0:OO-Reading, Mr.. Traver.
00-Picture Study, Mr.. Traver.
| NOON
1:30-General Session. Music, Insti-
tute. The New Philanthropy, Mr..
Beach. Vocal Solo, Horace Cook.
2:3O-High School and Grammar
Sections. The Power of Good Litera-
ture, Mr.. Showalter, Primary Section.
Room IA, Primary Language, Mr..
Traver. Rural Section, Room z, Home
Economics It's Application in the
Public Schools, Miss Mann. Orna-
mentation of School Grounds, Room
9, Mr.. Stahl'
8:00-Reception to Teachers High
School Auditorium. Parent-Teachers'
Association, Aberdeen.
THURSDAY.
9:15-General Session. Music, In
stitute. The Value of Reserve Force
in the Teacher, Mr.. Showalter. Vo-
cal Solo, Miss Harriet Best. The Par
rent-Teachers' Association, Mrs. c. E.
Beach.
10:45-High School Section, Room
II. History for the Boy, Mr.. Beach.
Primary and Grammar Sections. Real
Child Study, Mr.. Showalter. Rural
Sections, Room 9. The Vegetable
Garden for the School, Mr.. Stahl.
NOON.
1:30-General Session. Music, In.
stitute. The Search for Happiness,
Mr.. Beach. Vocal Solo, Miss Bertha
Day.
2:30-High School Section, Room