The log cabin Democrat., 1914-03-09
TEACHERS MfF1lNC PROGRAM COMPLETE LOCAL MEN ROM,NfNl ALL IS READY FOR ANNUAL SESSION IN LITTLE ROCK
 APRIL Is TO IS.
Arkansas Gazette.

Dr. O. II. bfough, president of the Arkansas State Teachers Associa ton, and Prof. J. L. Bond, the secre. tary, practically completed yesterday the general and sectional program for the forty-sixth annual session which will convene in Little Rock Thursday noon, April 16, and con. tlnue through Saturday, April IS.
 In addition to the general program which was announced in full vester- day, sectional programs will be pre-, sented under heads as follows: Col. leges and High Schools, Foreign Lan- guage, English and History. Math. ematics and Science, Principals and Superintendents, Rural School and Intermediate, Peace League, School Improvement, County Superintend. ents and Examiners, Religious Edu- cation, Athletics and Manual Train ing Round Table.
 On the college and high school program Dr. Brough said yester- day, "the president of every college in the state, as well as a number of superintendents from representative high schools, will present papers.
 Among those who will participate on this program are the following Presidents J. C. Futrall of the Uni versity of Arkansas, J. J. Doyne of the State Normal, J. H. Reynolds of Hendrix, J. w. Conger of Central, S. I. Jameson of Ouachita, J. M. Will Hams of Galloway, J. P Robertson of Arkansas College, George H. Crow ell of Henderson-Brown, and Prof. J r. Womack of Conway, NJ. Rose of Hot Springs, George Reid of Texar. kama, F. W. Whiteside of Hamburg and F. W. Abbott of Fl Dorado.
 Prof. J. R. Allen of Pine Bluff has enlisted the cooperation of some of the ablest principals and superin tendents in the state for the princi pals and superintendents' program ir the sectional division. Among these men will be: J. R. finders of Lonoke J. K. Proctor of Russellville, F. s Root of Fayetteville, M. A. Matlocl of Hope, D. c. Hastings of Crossett J. R. Garner of Jonesboro and the universally beloved professor of sec ondary education, B. w. Torreysor of Little Rock.
 "The agricultural program as ar ranged by Prof. J. L. Spence of Mon. ticello includes an address by Dean Martin Nelson of the College of Ag. riculture and talks by the presidents of all the agricultural institutions of the state
 Prof. D. J. Evans of Little Rock has the music for the association in charge and four of the popular songs usually sung in school will be print on the programs. The various com mittees of the association will be an- nounced on the opening night Prof. D. L. Paisley of Argenta is chairman of the Get Acquainted Committee which has for it's object seeing that the teachers meet each other.
 "The general program will begin Thursday night and continue through Friday morning, Friday night and Saturday morning The sectional programs will be presented Thurs day afternoon and Friday afternoon
 Prof. R. c. Hall, chairman of the reception committee, is arranging for an automobile ride for all the teach CTS on Friday afternoon and for a banquet in honor of the distinguished speakers Saturday afternoon.
 1.-The Women's Teachers Associa- tion, of which Miss Emmie De Nelel is president, and Miss Anna Griffey IS secretary, have brought to the as. sociation as one of it's principal speakers, Miss Ella Flagg Young superintendent of city schools at Chi. cago, Ill. Other distinguished women who will take part on the program are: pr. Sarah Hopson, secretary ot the American Medical Society, anc Miss Mary McCabe of Little Rock who will speak on the subject, Fire Prevention Miss Eva Reichardt anG and Mrs. T. P. Murrey, who have the school improvement section in charge have secured number of influential ladies in the state to speak. Among them will be Mrs. Jo Frauenthal o1 Conway and Miss Dorothy D. Lyon city librarian of Little Rock"
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