The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-23
Conference Program

State superintendent r. c Stearnes
honorary president: superintendent T.
& Glass. president, Lynchburg; Su'
perintendeut Arthur y. Wright, sec
re,ary, Henrico County.
Tuesday, Sis p. M----john Marshall
High School auditorium. Under aus
Ices oil Conference OF DIVISION super
Iutenden,s ANA School lrGs~ees As-
ISOLATION, y. Il Clement. president
>euoul trustees Association. presid-
ms. :.
Address of Wcicome-~Hon. Georse
Ainsne, mayor OF richmond.
dress--''the ears Progress.
Hon. Il G. Stearnes, superintendent
IubEc Instruction,
AddreES--1ou. Henry G. stuart,
Governor Of Virginia.
Address 4. T. Claxton. Unit
ed states Commissioner or Education.
Wednesday. . a Nj, auditorium
WIAlam r.. FOX School.
Appointment of committees.
l. County High Schools: What
They Have Done; What They Can DO
for he Rural schools superiDtend
ent &. l. Scott, Amherst County.
= "ftow May the kurai Schools Be
more N-tOStJN It&Itttd " tue AfAAf anu
Needs of the People" W T. Hodges,
Alexandra County. \. II. Forman,
Norfolk County.
8 THE Educational Value Of Nov
Ing Pictures Principal J. II, Saund w.
ers. Richmond
Wednesday. $3.50 p Nj, auditorium
William r. Fox School.
J. How Shall a superintendent In
crease His Etficiency?" W, J, Ed
munds. Washington, w. W. Lynch,
Winchester, ! T.. McCluer, Buena
Nista.
. "A Long Lane That Has Many
Turnings and Leads Nowhere" T.. AL
bert Smith. Fauquier.
3 Selecting Teachers and GRADING
Their Efficiency 7. Nef. stanton.
J. G Johnson Charlottesville.
Thursday. II a. NJ, auditorium
Chamber Of Commerce building
j. w II. Heck, University OF Vir-
einia, The Responsibility of the
et''o~'ntendent for the Health OF the
Discussion.
FRIDAY ii ~ n. auditorium
Chamber Of Commerce building.
Some Eler1ents of Waste in Our
Public School System" Harris Hart.
Roanoke City; G L. Fl. Johnson.
Southam prom.
2. ''Piato's Doctrine of Education"
Or r. h. Crooks. Randolph Macon
Woman's College
3. "A Model Raral school" Gavin
Rawls Isle of Wight; Fl. J. Watkins.
Halifax.
i. "The Legislature and the
Schools, Hon. Martin williams,
Pearisburg.
5. .'Text-Books and Their Prices
State Superintendent r. G. Stearnes
Richmond.
Virginia State Teachers Associa-
tIon-E Fl. Russell, president, Fred
ericksburg: Agar Voolfolk, secre-
tary, Richmond George w. Guy.
treasurer. Hampton.
Wednesday, $50 A. NJ, Room goa
Meeting of the Executive Commit
Wednesday. IL a. NJ, auditorium
John Marshall High School.
Prayer-Rev. H. D. c. Maclachlan.
Seventh Street Christian Church.
Richmond.
Address OF Welcome--Dr. J. A. c.
Richmond.
Response for the Association---Mr
r. +. Shewmake. Jr.. Staunton
Address-"The School of Halias
Esq, president Southern Railway.
Address--''The / m ort a nee OF
Teaching Music in the Public Schools.
DR.. F. u. Farnsworth. Teachers COL
lege. Columbia.
Announcement Of committees.
Wednesday, 4:30 p. NJ. auditorium
JOHN Marshall High School.
Address--"present Need OF Super-
vised Study" Professor Alfred T.,
Hall. Quest Associate Professor o.
Education. University of Virginia.
Address-''The Educational Out :
look OF the South" DIR. Bruce r.
PAYNE. president Peabody College
fo~ Tea chsrs Nashville, Tenn
Thursday, $50 A. M.--Room 362--
Meeting OF the executme committee.
Thursday. L. Noon--Meeting Of
teachers by congressional districts to
select members Of the nominating
committee, and to hear reports from
local associations. Independents In
charge.
Thursday, sis p. Standardization
John Marshall High School, President
F. Fl. Russell presiding.
I. Presidents message to the asso-
citation.
2. Address---"Education For Culture
DR.. c. Alphonso Smith. University.
Friday, $50 A. M.--Room 202-Meet-
ing of executive committee.
Friday. 1890 A. M--John Marshall
High School Auditorium.
Address-"The Might school--Its
Place in Every Community" w. g