The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-13

County SuperIntendents, the session
TO be held at Wofford college
First Session, March 10, 4:30 =. W.
Some OF the ways the One Mill was
Used in My County" George ID. Brown,
superintendent, Ne%berry; II. l.. Har-
mon, Lexington.
Observations on Short Term schools
during the Year." w. X. Tate, state su-
pervisor or rural schools.
Securing Summer reports from
Teachers" e. j. Brown. superinten-
dent, Clarendon: r. T. Hallum, sup
erintendent, Pickens.
Second Session, March 20, $3.50 4. NJ.
Educational Legislation OF 1914"
j. +. Swearingen, state superinten-
dent OF education
How School Districts Overdrafts
May be Avoided Horace A. Crouch,
superintendent. Barnwell; J. Herbert
Brannon, superintendent, Spartanburg.
. Business, elections of officers, etc.
The following is the complete pro-
gram OF the South Carolina school i'm
provement association. the session of
which will be held in Wofford college.
First Session, March 20, $3.50 4. VI.
Presidents address, Miss Mary Eva
Hite. Aiken.
Course of Study for Country
Schools,' Mrs. Hettie S. Brown, di-
rector of experimental rural schools
at Winthrop college.
broadening the. Curriculum in Ru-
raj Schools as ~, NJ ;.
ta> Work accomplished by Home
makers clubs In Darlington county
Miss Elizabath Dickson, supervising
teachers of Darlington county
(b) The orchard, and dairy OF the
Rome School," Miss Florence Stubbs.
(c) Tomato club work." Miss Edith
l.. Parrot, Winthrop college.
tdD '',rhe School Demonstration
Flat w. w. Long, state agricultural
agent.
Second Session, March 20, 1850 p. Il.
Unfinished business.
Reports of county organizations.
Reports of committees.
Adjournment.
The following the program of Ell
ementaFy Schools, the session of which
will be held in Wofford College.
First Session, Thursday, March 10,
4:aO p. NJ.
"a Practical Demonstration of the
Teaching of Reading, in tile Primary
Grades" Miss Louise, AulI, Followed
by discussion. bft 81 "'f
Domestic Science and Art in Ele-
mentary Schools Miss Annie Nc
Gregor Paine. Followed lIiilby discus
ijyi .,ige,u Ian al ,,;
Second Session, Fglday, March 90, $3.50
& ;1tJ stYO'ElabkG ,iyi ii ~
Round-tabls eongeFeade presided oy-
er by Miss Sarat6 Ssflltegea aEtasl liElsi2a-
beth McLean. PattersonG WaFdlaw,i w.
ID. Magimmino and FRahko Evans. 81,
Business meeting! .rdG ai,f e,.,-
Officers'.0f Association II.
The following are the officers of the
State Teachers Association:
a. III. Gasque, Florence, President:
A. B. Rhett, Charleston, vice-presi-
dent; Mrs. Hettie Brown, Fock Hill,
|secohd vice-presidenit: L. r. Baker,
Columbia. secretary; C. v. Neuffer,
bannattsyilie, treasurer. A. ii. Gas
7ue, Florence: L. IT, Baker. Colum-
bia;- C. V. Neuffer, Bennettsviile; r C.
BuTts, Greenvlile; E. S. Dreher, Col
umbia. executive COMMITTEES.
The officers of the association OF the
Town and City superintendents are:
A. r. Banks. Columbia, president; !;
w. G. Bynum, Georgetown, vice-presi-
dent; 3. L. Jones. Laurens, secretary;
Duvis JeHries, UnioTIi,; oTi;.ei, Treasurer.
The Officers OF the County superih-
tendents are: =
Cecil II. Seigler, Aiken, President;
s. NJ. :Clarkson, Richland. vice-presi-
dent; ]. Herbert Brannon, Spartan
burg, secretary.
The South Carolina school improve
ment association has the following Of
ficers:sa !'te i'.'T-e
Miss Mary Eva Hite, Aiken, presi-
dent: Mrs. Dora D. Walker, 'Barnweil,
vfce-president; Miss Madeline Spignep
Calhoun, recording secretary; Miss
Gadeya Williams. corresponding Sec
retary; Miss Florence Stuhbs, Rome,
treasurer.
The Following are the tofIicers-of the
Elementary schools -
Miss Belle Dunbar, TImmonsville,
president; Mrs. NJ. ID. Rice, Apple
ton. secretary.
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