East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-10-23
TEACHERS TO GATHER
IN ANNUAL INSTITUTE
UMATIIIlA COUNTY ORGANIZA-
TION MEETS NEXT WEEK
-EXCEIIIENT PROGRAM.

tilla county schools will be held on
the three days ending next week, oc-
tober 29. 80 and 81 and in connection
with Il the annual school board con-
vention will be held. County Super
intendent l. L. Young has been bus
lily arranging the program during the
past few weeks and today is able TO
announce II.
He has secured a list of instruc-
tors to speak before the teachers and
directors to hear whom will be worth
while. Among the list are:
]. A. Churchill, state superintend-
ent Of public instruction; Maynard
Lee Daggy OF Los Angeles. California;
l.. Il. Alderman. supt. OF city schools,
Portlande oregon; NJ. S. Pitman OF
the oregon State Normal School,
Monmouth; F. l. Griffin. OF the ore
gon Agricultural College, Corvallis;
DIR. w. II. Bleakney OF whitman Col
lege. Walla Walla, Washington; ]. S.
Landers, superintendent OF city
schools, Pendleton; j. G. Kilpack.
district visitor Boys and Girls Aid
Society, Portland; DR.. NJ. S. Kern of
Pendleton; Mari Ruef Hofer, prin-
cipal Chicago Playground Training
School; A. c. Hampton, principal OF
Pendleton high school; Hon. stephen
A. Lowell, attorney at law. Pendle-
ton; w. c. Howard, principal OF
schools. stanfield; ]. d. Flenner. Ri
ley interpreter, OF Boise, Idaho; Mrs.
Adah Losh Rose, reader, OF Pendle-
ton.
Music will be furnished by the
following under the direction OF
Chas. H. Jones, and the assistance of
Miss Mae Poulson, pianist: Mrs. j.
r. Dickson, contralto: Mrs. Carl
Power, soprano: Miss Irmalee Camp
bell, soprano; +. F. Atkins. baritone;
Walter Rose. tenor; Eugene Molitor,
tenor: ]. G.. Kilpack. tenor; Mrs.
Frank +. Boyden, piano.
The following teachers will pre-
side at the section meetings:
Thursday-W. H. Musselman, II.
w. Drew, ]. A. Yeager. A. c Hamp-
ton
Friday-W. W. Green, w. A. Ford
II. NJ. Gum, c. A Guerne
Saturday.. J. sturgin, I. b. sevy,
Kyle MCDANIEL, G. Il. Robinson.
The committee on resolutions APP
pointed is as follows:
J S. Landers, b. T. Youel, A. T.
White, Mrs. Amy Coghill.
ffnr ara Dan1a I,
Young and Juanita Friedly.
The following Is the program;
General Sessions-Ihursday, Oct. 20,
1914, 10 O'Clock A. VI.
Opening Exercises.
Invocation ....... Rev. T. F. Weaver
Music.
Address OF Welcome .......
....... Hon. Stephen A. Lowell
Response ..... .Prin. w. c. Howard
Piano Solo-Selected ..........
.............. Miss Mae Poulson
industrial Clubs ....F. l.. Griffin
Captains in Calico" M. S. Pittman
l:30-1:45.
Music.
slave Song" ... Teresa Del Riego
Miss Irmalee Campbell.
1:45-2:30.
Section Work.
2:i0-Recess.
2:4O-
THE Creole Lovers Song (Dud-
ley Buck) .....Mr. +. X. Atkins
The Reorganized Playground"
Mari Ruaf IInFar
Motives for Productive Work..
................L II. Alderman
S:OO-Auditorium.
(a) "Serenade" ...... Schubert
OBJ THE Shepherds Morning
Song ................ . Shuppe
Mr.. Eugene Molitor.
Lecture-"Anglo-Saxon Grit" 80.
....... Maynard Lee Daggy
Friday, October 3Oth.
s:O0-opening Exercises.
Invocation-Rev. chas. Quincy
Church of the Redeemer.
9:2O-1O:0O-
Section Work.
1000
your Community's Greatest AS
set .......... John c. Kilpack
"a Reading from Riley" .....
................ Judge Flenner
oral Hygiene" DR.. NJ. S. Kern
why Latin" ...Dr. w. II. Bleakney
1:20-
(a) Dear Land OF Home"
(b) Mother Machree"
John G. Kilpack.
1:40-2: 10
Section work.
2:10-2:20-Recess
2:20-
"Invictus" ......,...B Bruno HUM
Mrs. j. Il. Dickson.
"Cranks / Have Met" ............
............,M Maynard Lee Daggy
"a Reading from Riley" ........
...........-..... Judge F'lenner
(a) Dear Love When in Thine
Arms.
(b) "I Said to the Wind OF the
West" .............. Chadwick |
Mr.. Walter Rose.
Who's Who and Why in Educa-
ton" ..........,..M. s. Pittman
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