The Pensacola journal., 1914-12-21
Of
FLORIDA MEET
DECEMBER 29
ANNUAL SESSION WILL BE IN
LAKELAND AND WILL BE OF
FOUR DAYS DURATloN-Low
ROUND TRIP RATES.

A copy of the program of the Flor
ida Educational Association, which
holds its annual session Dec. 90, 80,
and 81 in Lakeland. has been handed
The Journal by Prof. B. B. Lane, with
the request that it be published.
Officers and Committees.
President-R. E. Hall, Miami.
Vice e-President-Miss Agnes Ellen
Harris, Tallahassee.
Secretary-R. L. Turner, Inverness.
Treasurer-M. p. Geiger, Key West
Executive Committeee-A. P. Mon
tague, Lake City; Miss Rowena Long
mire, Tallahassee; Supt. Marshall
Moore, Tampa; p. w. Corr, Dade City;
DR.. A. Leight Monroe, Miami; c.. A.
Keith, ST. Augustine; Miss Eva Poole,
Gainesville; N NJ. Sally, Tallahassee;
Chas. NJ. Jones, Lakeland.
THE PROGRAM.
Tuesday, Dec. g, p. m.
Music-Lakeland band.
Invocation-Rev. Wallace Wear.
Welcome Address-Mayor o. NJ. Ea-
ton.
Response-Dr. A. A. Murphree.
Presidents Address-Supt. r. Z.
Hall, president Florida Educational
Association.
Annual address of State Superin-
tendent w. N. Sheats.
Wednesday.
900 a. m-Music, Miss Halle Gran
berry.
Invocation-Rev. w. S. Patterson.
Self Government as a Method of
Discipline in Schools-Principal j. W.
Ashley, Cocoanut Grove.
n -i<l11 ENxy HIEc
Rowena Longmire of Woman's Col
lege.
10000 to HOO a. m.-Address, DR..
Harvey Cox.
II a. m.-Lecture, DR.. Redway.
1900 m.-Dismission.
500 o. m-Local entertainment.
Sis D. m.-Lecture by DR.. J. w.
Withers on Education in the Home
and School.
$50 p. m.-Banquet.
Thursday.
900 a. m.-Music.
Invocation-Rev. J. B. Ley.
$3.50 a. m.-Hon. o. b Martin of
washington, D. c., on Boys Corn
Clubs and Girls Tomato Clubs.
1O:30 a. m-Dr. Harvey Cox
11:15 a. m.-Dr. Redway.
1900 m-Business session
500 D. m-Excursion (optionaD.
500 D. m-Declamation contest.
Primary Section-Thursday, Dec. 81,
1880 p. m.
Chairrnan-Miss Mary Tom.
Secretary-Miss Ruth Pollard
Tonic for Discussion-Nature Study.
l. Principles and Aims-Leader, Miss
Nellie Cooke, Jacksonville.
Suggestive Lessons in Nature Study
for Florida Schools-Leader, Miss
Pauline Suddath, Lakeland.
Demonstration Lesson in Nature
study-Miss Kate Colyer, teacher
Lakeland.
Open parliament.
Business meeting.
kindergarten Section.
Influence of the Kindergarten on
Primary Work-Miss Lillian Page.
The kindergarten of Today-Miss
Florence Wilson.
The Child and It's Teacher-Mrs. T.
S. June.
Hioh School section-Wednesday, Dec.
80, 80 p. m.
Chairnan-Principal I. l. Hines
Palm Beach high school.
ecretary-Principal B. B. Lane
Pensacola high school.
(Papers not to exceed thirty min
utes.) r,.,,
l. The true uACIAoA u LAG
School.
Ia1 T,eader-Principal E. L. Robin
son. Hillsboro high school, Tampa
(b1 General discussion, not to ex-
ceed ten minutes.
?. The "Six Plus Six Plan"
3 Home Economics in the High
School
(a1 Leader-Miss Agnes Ellen Har-
rie director of department of Home
economics, Florida State College Tor
Women, Tallahassee
Chl General discussion not to ex-
0V'o Classical Section, 500 p. m.
hairman-Principal J. A. Cranber-
ry, Arcadia,' Fla. ,,.,
Secretary-W. r. Thomas, Miami
Fla. .,.,..-, ,,;r-
utes.l +b
I Some Needed Reforms in the
u;.b school Latin Curriculum.
5a0 Leader-W. R. Thomas, Mi
ami high school, Miami.
n, General discussion not to ex-
ceed ten minutes.
The Collection and Use Of Col
lateral Material in Teaching Hlgh
IaI Ieader-Dr. ]. B. Game, pro-
fassor of Latin, Florida State College
for Women. Tallahassee
(b) General discussion not to e&-
ceed ten minutes. o,..--
DR.. A. P. Montague. Lake City
Roman Literature
EXCURSION FARES.
TarAland and return. In effect De-
cember 81, %, and 2s. 1914.
The rates secured by the Executive
Committee for West Florida points
are low and attractive, ana many