The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-09-23
]. NELSON KELLY
COMPLETES ! LIST
President of State Associa-
ton Draws Heavily on
Local. Talent.
PROMINENT MEN
ASSIST IN MEETINGS
Annual Gathering Held This
Year in ~Fargo-Excep-
tional Features.
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Grand Forks educators will play an
important part in the annual meeting
of the North Dakota Education assoc
citation, which will be held in Fargo,
November 8, 6 and Z. superintendent
j. Nelson Kelly of this city, who is
president of the association, yesterday
announced the program.
Aside from MIR. Kelly a number OF
the local school instructors and ev-
eral members of the university faculty
will appear or the program. Dean
Joseph Kennedy of. the university will
appear twice. speaking first on ".Edu-
cational craftsmanship and later
leading the discussion on the special
qualifications OF a high school teacher.
DIR. VIM. q. Bek. will speak on
Practical Instruction in German
while O.. G. Libby will talk on His
torical Subjects for School Plays. DR..
James E. Boyle will speak on The
Schools" and Prof. HI. E. Simpson
will talk on photographic Basis OF
History in Secondary School Work
and will take part ina discussion on
General Science in High Schools"
Other university men to appear on
the program are: Prof. A. H. Taylor.
who will speak on Modern Views of
the Nature of Electricity" w. w.
: Norton. who will deliver an address
as president of the musical division:
Prof. Vernon p. Squires, who will give
the report of the committee on the
course of English study.
Louis u. Rowland, of the Wesley
conservatory faculty, will also appear
on the musical section program.
Local Teachers Appear.
Several teachers in the local
schools are to give addresses or lead
discussions. NJ. r. Pitman will dis
cpss manual training, Miss Helen NJ.
Davies will speak OF THE Teachers
Course in the High School, and Miss
X. "A. Whiteley will take part in a
discussion on physical education in
elementary schools.
NJ. Beatrice tombstone. county SUI
perintendent Of schools, also will take
part in the program. i. Richard Hey
ward, state high school inspector, will
speak on Raising the Standard %ot
-Seholarship. = Z g :
The two principal. speakers Of the
convention will be Congressman
Simeon D.. Fess of Yellow Springs,
Ohio. formerly president of Antioch
college. and Henry r.. Pattengill OF
Lansing, Mich, formerly state super
%intendent of public instruction.
The primary election of the .asso-
citation will be held on Wednesday, the
opening day. This scheme Of ~electing
officers was adopted at. the convention
in this city last fall.
Professional Education.
The speakers on the higher and
professional educational program re:
Wallace n. Stearns, Fargo: +. B. Tay-
lor. Jamestown: T.. Minard, Agricul-
tural. college: Lynn b. McMullern,
Valley City normal; A. G. Crane. Mi
not: Fred G. Fox. Maville; Joseph
Kennedy. university; e. w. Ackert.
Ellendale; Fl. M. Black, Wahpeton;
Agricultural college.
Secondary Educational.
The secondary educational. division
will be addressed by: Louis p. Linn,
kenmare; George w. Hanna, Valley
City: DR., Max Bait, Agricultural col
lege: DR.. VIM. G. Rex, university; Tas-
= so Lindsay, U. Model high school; NJ.
+. Pitman, Grand Forks, H. s.; Frank
H. selden. Valley City: T. w. Burck-
halter. Valley CITY: Miss Clara Dun
j. T. Fuller, New Rockford; Chas A.
Kittrell, Devils Lake; p. A. McMillen,
LaMoure; p. a. Anderson, Minnewau-
kan.
Elementary Section.
The following will take part on the
elementary section program: o. G.
Libby, Grand Forks; Miss NJ. Helen
Davis. Grand Forks; A. g. Crane. Mi
not; G.. A. McFarlane, Valley City: p.
S. Berg, Dickinson; Miss NJ. McGin-