The Sentinel=record., 1914-11-13
Society MRS, D. A CROCKETT Editor Telephone 22H
 Mail to 12O Garland

1 Magn.ted The pictures showed the evolution of the schools in Arkansas and accompanying them was splen- did talk by MT Bond. who told his tory and anecdotes connected with each one
 The point of the story was that with proper educational facilities ana equipment come progress in othec lines, that consolidation of schools in country districts bettcred school conditions; that county supervision had aided immeasutable progress in the rural schools. and that an amend. ment providing for larger school tax would be ot greatest hely now in bet tering conditions
 He stated that more than 50 Der cent of the Arkansas boys and girls were educated il the rural schools of the state and that the greatest for ward movement in educational circles today was the forward movement for the betterment of the rural schools of the state
 Of course he did not underestimate the progress needed in the develop. ment of the city schools, saying that both the city and rural schools need legislation that will permit the levy ing oi ! larger tax. A
 lington Hotel.
 The program Tor this morning will open at 3 o'clock in the ArIineton convention hall with Mrs. j. E. liar per presiding
 The program will include.
 Invocation Rev C. F. Hickok.
 Vocal solo, sans Poi"-d" (Ho1de leD Miss Nladge Witt.
 General Federation Work-NIrs. Io seph Frauthenthal.
 Report of Credentials Committee Mrs G. A. Hogaboom
 Reports Of district clubs.
 Reading. Nothing to Wear"-Mrs. George Walbert.
 Adjournment.
 The afternoon session will open at ? o'clock and the program will be az follows.
 Vocal solo, selected-Miss Juanita IGillam.
 Health ralk-"Pellagra"-Dr c. w.. Garrison
 Kindergarten Work ~ Miss Jane Gray.
 Kindergarten in Public School Prof. M Rose.
 Reports of district clubs.
 Business.
 "The Star spangled Banner"-Ar. lington Orchestra.
 Adjournment.
 Princess theater-f:3O D. m:
 Illustrated lecture -Anu-Tuberculo- sis-Dr. John Stewart. Bonneville .Sanitarium.
 Announcements.
 The Jones S. l. A. will meet this afternoon at o'clock at the Jones school
 Oaklawn s. L. A,
 The Oaklawn School improvement Association held an interesting ses- sion yesterday afternoon. Medical in spection of schools was the theme emphasized in talks and papers.
 
 Dr. Ida Joe Brooks, lecturer on med ical sociology in the Little Rock Med ieal College, branch of the Uniyer sity of Arkansas is the guest of Mrs. w. C. Maurice
 E. J. Anderson of the Gilbert Herald of Minnesota. is here on a visit Of a month.
 Col. s. w. Fordyce and wife re- turned yesterday after brief trip to St. Louis.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Orear of Jack. sonville, IT,, are new arrivals at the Arlington bent upon making an ex- tended stay
 James II. Lynch of Vermlllion, s. D., is registered at the Arlington. He plans making stay of several weeks duration
 Hugh C. Macfarlane of Tampa. Fla, is a guest at the Arlington for tie month of November
 Mrs. s. II. Glasscock of Oakland, Cal. has joined the Arington's col ony. She registered yesterday and intends making substantial stay. C. C. Kelly of Sedalia, Mo, is an Arlington regular registering yester- day and in the Spa for his usual months visit.
 Mir and Mrs NJ. Stancnfield of