Evening journal., 1914-11-05
FOR THE
State teachers
Prominent Educators to Dis
cuSS Subjects at Dover
Meeting Next Week
DR.. MITCHELL IS
ON THE PROGRAM
speciaI to LIE EvENING JouRNA1-

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Del, Nov. Superinten-
dents Carroll, Cross and Hardesty, with
DR.. Charles Wagner, yesterday com.
pleted the program for next weeks
State Teachers Institute, to be held in
the Dover Opera House beginning Mon
day and continuing until Friday after
noon.
The instructors will include Superin-
tendent J. J.. Eisenberg, PHI d. Chester,
Pa; Superintendent f. l.. Rapp, Read
ing Pa; Miss Margaret Mcguire, prin-
cipal Philadelphia members OF the ex-
ecutive committee Principal =. D. Var
ner. Milford, Del; Musical Director
Thomas t. Gibson, Baltiomre, Md.
Addresses will be delivered by Dr. r..
i. Ellegood Wilmington; Mrs. Freder-
lex Schof, Philadelphia; Miss Mary +.
Fish, Newark, and President Samuel c..
Mitchell of Delaware College.
The evening entertainments will in
clude social, on Monday evening in
the State Armory; Tuesday evening,
"The Collegians." in the Dover Opera
House; Wednesday evening, DR.. Cad
man. lecturer, in Dover Opera House;
Thursday evening. kellermsn Concert
Company. Opera House
The directors OF the sections. into
which the teachers will be divided, will
include: Primary section. Superinten-
dent j. +. Carroll; grammar school. State
Commissioner of Education Dr. Charles
a. Wagner; high school section, Super
intendent y. J.. Cross; rural school Sec
tion, Superintendent T.. J. Hardesty.
/ The executive committee includes the
three superintendent above named and
/ DR.. Wagner.
The several sectional meetings will
be held as follows; Primary section,
each morning in the Peoples Christian
Church; grammar section, in Wesley NJ
i. Church; rural school section, Dover
Opera House; high school section, in Do
yer High School
Each afternoon Joint meetings will be
held in the Dover Opera House. al
which no ono but teachers will be- adj
United. The first OF these Joint meet
ings will be held in the Opera House
/ Monday afternoon, which will be opened
with music at the call of the presiding
officer prayer by the Rev. A. w Light
bourne, d. D. Introductory remarks
/ presiding officer Superintendent James
+. Carroll, "Needs of Delaware
Schools" superintendent +. !. Hardes
" and r. I. Cross; address, Professor
Mary J.. Rich
Tuesday aftornoon-Pr Prayer BY the
! Rev. j. r. Bailey; "The School as a So
cial Institution" DR.. Eisenberg; 9Th,
Necessity Of Regular Attendance" Com
4 missioner Wagner Standardization o.
the Rural School" Superintendent Rapp
4 Wednesday afternoon-Prayer by tn
Rev Benjamin Fish Thompson; "Schoo
u Expenditures. Unsuitable and Non Jus
tiiable," Superintendent Rapp; "Rels
tion of Home and School; Parent
Teacher Association" Mrs. f. l.. Schoff
4 Fatigue and the School Child" DIR. Els
enberg
: Thursday afternoon-Prayer by tn
Rev w. Z. Needham; "The Phvsica
4 Welfare of the School Child and How I,
i, Safeguard It." Miss Mcguire; "Schoo
Children's Eyes and Ears; Medical In
> spection," DIR. z. L. Ellegood; "Schoo
> Discipline. Authority. Versus Interest,
DR.. Hsenberg; use. of Time, By Teach
or. BY Pupils" Superintendent Crfoss.
Friday morning Prayer by the Rev
y 10. T. Baynard; "The Growth OF III
Teacher" Or. Eisenberg; "Vocations
Education" Superintendent Hardesty
Dealing With Atypical Children Mis-
r Mcguire.
Friday Salaries of Teach
ersi How TO Secure Increase "Publi
city for School Doings." DR.. Eisenberg
address, DR.. S. c. Mitchell.