The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-11-24

Charlotte on Wednesday November 25
and for three days thereafter will be
in annual session.
The coming together of so many OF
these leaders in the work of educa-
ton through the State is an occa-
sion of momen to North Carolina. 1t
is a time Of gathering inspiration and
disseminating encouragement to work
crs in the cause.
The kindergarten teachers. the pri-
mary teachers, the grammar grade
teachers, the county superintendent.
the city superintendent, the music
teachers and the high school teachers
and principals will all conduct meet
ings at the same time. but in different
locations.
The program for the assembly and
the present officers of the unit associa-
lions are:
OFFICIAL REGISTER.
President. NJ. c. :. Noble, Chapel Hill.
vice-president, Miss Mary @. Graham.
Charlotte.
Secretary r. T.. Sans. Raleigh.
Executive Committee.
NJ. &. S.. Noble. eX ofticio.
Miss Mary u. Graham, eX otfCio.
T.. T.. Sans. OK officio.
T.. ID. Pussy, Durham.
j. IL. H~iehsmith. Wake Forest.
G.. G. Wright, Hunting Greek.
T.. l.. Hobgood. oxford.
Miss Edith Register. Raleigh.
G. W. Massey, Durham.
ASSOCIATION OF hiuttrShfteU 'hcStF
President, Miss Hattie NJ. Scott, Ashe-
Vile.
Vice president, Miss Margaret Merri-
weather. .Asheville,
Secretary, Miss Mary v. Bonner. Wash
ington.
Treasurer. Miss Fannie Gudger, Ashe-
vile.
Association OF Primary Teachers.
President, Miss Hattie Parrot. Kinston.
Vice president. Mrs. L. Edgar Johnston,
Salisbury.
Secretary, Miss Lily n. Jones, Durham.
Treasurer. Miss Ella Ford, Raleigh.
Association of Grammar Grade Teachers
and Principals.
President, Mrs. Hettie L. FenneIl, Will
niington.
Vice president, j. \. H~ighsmith. Pomona.
Second vice-president, Miss Annie l..
Third vice president. J. NJ. Broughton,
Jr, Raleigh.
Raleigh.
Association of County superintendent.
rresidcnt' ! T. Joyner' R3leiSh'
Association of City superintendent.
PRESIDENT, X. II. Latham. Winston Salem
Nice-president, a. T. Allen, Salisbury.
Secretary, Harry Harding: Charlotte
Association of Music Teachers.
President, Gustav Hagedorn, Raleigh.
Vice-president, H.. A. Shirley, Winston
Secretary, Miss Martha A. Dowd, Raleigh
Association of High School Teachers and
Principals.
President. A. Vermont, Smithfeld.
sice-President e; II. Moser, Wakelon.
Secretary, f.. j. Coltrane, jamestown.
Treasurer, Ii. III. Mclean, Farmville.
wednesday Afternoon, 1870, November %
college Street High SCHOOL,
First business meeting.
Wednesday. Evening, $3.50. November 25.
Address of welcome in behalf of the cit
of Charlotte and the Greater Chariot
Club--Dr. Chas. A. Bland, mayor.
Response to the address 70 welcome
suPt, III: b. Craven; New Bern; su,
Frankfort, Kentucky.
Address-Hon p. P. Claxton, T.. s. Con
missioner Of Education.
Thursday. IL M. November &c.
college Street High SCHOOL,
Hymn.
Prayer.
Hymn.
Bible lesson.
Special music.
Scrman-Rev. Il. X. McLarty. pastor
the Tryon Street NJ. Il. church. Sout
Charlotte.
Thursday Evening. $50. November &c.
college Street High SCHOOL,
Presidents address-Prof. NJ. c.
Address-"The Experiment. at Fairhope
Mrs. Marietta l.. Johnson, Fairhope, Ala.
1o:3O-Reception given in honor Of Il
at the Selwyn Hotel.
Friday afternoon. 1850. November 81.
hiihhu uNiht l
Election of officers.
Friday Evening. $3.50. November -.
college Street High School.)
-Address-Dr. William Lyons Phelps, Ne
Haven, Conn.
Address-Miss Margaret A. Haley, CT
eago, Ill.
STATE ASSOCIATION OF PRIMAR'
Miss Hattie Parrott, Kinston. presiden
SUNDAY School Room Tryon Street Ba
fist church,
Thursday Morning, $3.50, November &c
School Room Decoration"-Miss Ly,
Bancroft, Durham.
Rural Community Work in North Cal
hna-Some Things That Have Been 4
complished"-Miss elizabeth Kelly, Smit
neld; Miss Maud Barnard, Marion; NJ
Lula Cassidy, Clinton.
1.-The School as a Social Center'-E.
Branson, professor Of rural economics a
sociology. Chapel Hill.
Thursday Afternoon, 3, November &c
Presidents address-Miss Hattie Parrc
kinston.