The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-11-24
NORTH CAROLINA TEACHERS
WILL ASSEMBLE IN CHARLOTTE
Program for the Four-Day Session Embraces Work IL
Seven Unit Organizations Composing the State AS
Sembly.

CD Spelling-Miss Maude Harris, Marion.
tc) Language-Mrs. L. Edgar Johnston,
Salisbury.
PRIMARY History Stories"-Miss Della
Address-"Organic Education"-Mrs. Ma
%riaetta L. johnson. airhope, Ala.
Friday Afternoon, 3. November p:
public School Music"-Miss May X. Il.
Muftiy, public school music and voice. East
Carolina Teachers Training School, Green
Vile.
status Of Teachers Salaries"-Miss
Anna Meade Michaux, Greensboro.
"A Professional Standard for Teachers
Zebulon Judd, University of North Caro-
STATE ASSOCIATION OF K1NDERGAR-
TEN TEACHERS. |
Miss Hattie Nj. Scott, Asheville, Presi-
dent.
Carnegie Library.)
Thursday Morning, $3.50. November 20.
The kindergarten"-Hon. Z. Z. ClaXton.
United States Commissioner OF Educa-
ton.
An Appeal for the Kindergarten as a
Part of the School System in the Larger
Towns (For Primary and Kindergarten
Teachers:l-Mr Berthae Payne Newell,
| WeayeryiIle.
Thursday Afternoon, 8, November 26.
"Stories Suitable for the kindergarten'-
Miss Hattie Scott, president of the Story
Tellers' League, AsheviIle City Kindergar-
ten. Asheyille.
Friday Morning. $50, November 81,
Newell Weaver viiie:Ss Miss Nary AVE Bonner mer
Washington; Miss Ethel Troy, Raleigh;
Miss Vienna Nichols. Asheville.
Game festival-Lealers: Mrs. Newell,
Miss Scott. (All who are interested are
invited to take partD
Exhibit of work from Kindergartens.
Friday Afternoon, 3, November %.
STATE ASSOCIATION OF GRAMMAR
GRADE TEACHERS AND
PRINCIPALS
Mrs. Hettie e. Fennel, president. viii
(Sunday School Room Tryon Street Meth
odist Church-)
Thursday Morning, $3.50, November se.
Methods of Promotion in the
Grades"-(a) Theoretical and Actual Value
0 0dre Mritt ea,o EHa1nin Alto s Supt; T: WY:
mington; Miss Mamie Lee Avent. Lumber
ton.
(b) The Value of Special Glasses. and
the Group Method of Teaching, Supt. ]. c..
Griffin, Marion.
Thursday Afternoon. 9. November &c.
/. The Development of the Child"-MrS.
Marietta l.. Johnson, Fairhope. Ala.
2. Study of the Grammar School Child
in His Three Phases:
la) Mental-Dr. H. w. Chase, Chapel
% Physical-Dr. L. A. Williams. Chapel
.1e) Moral-Prof. c. W. Wilson. Green
3. "History and Science in the Grades"-
Miss Maggie Wood, Wilmington.
l., Friday Morning. $3.50, November ~.
States Commissioner of Education.
2. How Can We Check the Waste"
prevent the elimination of pupils before
they reach the high school, Supt. T.. .
Pussey, Durham.
OBJ Vocational training in the grammar
grades, Miss Edna Rhinehardt, Graham
Y Miss Eliza Parker. Hallsboro.
(c) The School as a Social Center: Mis-
Harriet Bowen, Jackson; Miss BESSIE
Cd The Evolution of the Country School
. Friday Afternoon, e:so, November ~.
A. 1. The Grammar Grade Association:
() Professional Improvement of Gram
mar Grade Teachers: Prof. N. W. Walk
err. Chapel Hill.
OBJ What the Grammar Grade Association
Means to Country and City Teachers
Miss Wren, Garner; Miss Irma Carraway
Raleigh.
(c) Suggested Plans for Local Gramma
Of Grade Associations: Miss Ida Millis
h, Guilford College; J. NJ. Broughton, Jr
Raleigh.
Business meeting, $50.
Association of High School Teachers an
s. Principals.
Supt. A. Vermont, Smithfield, President
Parish House st. Peters Episcopal
Church, w. 18th Street.)
he Thursday Morning. $3.50 November &c
tendent Of Public Instruction. 4
How Can More Men Be Retained in tt
Teaching Professionalism. Thos.
Harrison. Raleigh.
Thursday Afternoon, $500. November 2
Schools in Europe and What They A
Doing'-Supt. A. Vermont. Smithfeld.
CIV Friday Morning. 900. Noven Der 81.
hi. Address by DR.. William Lyon Phelps, Ne
Haven. Conn.
Permanent Certificates to High Scho
Men'-Prof. n. W. Walker, Chapel Hi
t Friday Afternoon. $3.50. November p.
10 Address by DR.. 2. p. Claxton, Washing
- ton. y. C..
Business meeting. 3 80.
.. NORTH CAROLINA MUSIC TEACEHs
uih ASSEMBLY.
:. Sunday School Room Second Presbyt
ro- Church.)
Ac- Thursday Morning, 10000, November q
IN "Woman's Clubs: Their Part in Helps
lss StandardiZe Music in the State."-Ml
Glascock, Mrs. Freeze.
q "The Possibilities of Music in a Prepa
md atory School."-Miss Pixley, Fassifern,
Round Table Conferences:
HarmOny-Led by Mr.. Hagedorn.
OFT, Voice-Lei by Miss Day.
Orpan-Led by Mr.. Zehm.