The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-12-06
G0D0 PROGRAM THE
EDUCATIONAL Ass \.
At STATE CAPITAL
TALLAHAsSEE WILL ENTER
TAIN ROYALTY IN HONOR OF
HUNDREDS FLORIDA SCHOOL
TEACHERS WHO ATTEND.
SPECIAL 70 THE JOURNAL

SPECIAL TO THE JOURNAL.
Tallahassee, Fla, Dec. 5.-The cap
ital city is making splendid prepara-
tions to entertain during the Christ
mas holidays that great army of
Florida teachers that will gather here
from an the state. The local COM
mittee has been doing good work, and
hsve arranged to take proper care
Of at least nine hundred delegates for
the annual convention Of the Florida
Educational Association. The Leon
hotel, headquarters, the dermitories
Of the Florida State College for Wo-
men, the other hotels and boarding
houses, and the many private DWELL
ings that have been so generously
thrown open for the school officials
and the teachers will be nearly every
one full, for all along the line the
word is coming that the educators are
coming up and take possession of the
capital.
From Key West, Fort Myers,
Tampa, Lakeland, Miami, st. Angus
tine, Gainesville, and Jacksonville
crowds ON crowds will FIJI the regular
and special trains. DeSoto county
alone win bring special train with
two hundred teachers.
But Tallahassee educators and Tai
lahassee boosters are glad that West
Florida people can just catch the
train, run over and feel themselves
at home. For several years, since
1910, when over four hundred went
to Pensacola, West Florida has mot
had such good chance to attend, and
Tallahassee wants everybody to know
that the two hundred and fifty dele
gates from Leon to Escambia, just
the same as everybody else, are going
to be made to feel that everything in
Tallahassee is theirs. Low rates will
be given by the roads and Lists of
boarding houses VIII be, published
soon. The city council and the school
board have appropriated several hum
dred dollars for entertainment, the
program is one Of the best in years,
and West Florida is coming. The let
tiers say that say that they started
getting ready weeks ago. The pro-
gram follows:
Superintendent Charles NJ, Jones
Of the Lakeland public schools, and
chairman of the executive committee
Of the Florida Educational Associa-
ton, has arranged the program fol
the next meeting Of the association
which will be held December %, 2s
and 80 at Tallahassee, and has today
made same public, which is as fol.
lows:
4 Tuesday, Dec %, s p. m.
Leon High School building.)
Music-Local talent.
| Invocation-Rev. J. D. Adcock.
Address of Welcome-Mayo D. M
Lowry.
i Response Superintendent F.qA
Hathaway.
Vocal Solo = Miss Isabelle M
i Sparkes.
il Presidents Address, DR.. A. P
Montague.
| Annual Address-State Superin
cChuSnt W.. ~ 0iCdtS.
i Wednesday, Dec. %.
Il (Leon High School building.)
4 9 a. m.-Music, local talent.
i Invocation-Rev. r. J. Newsome.
i 9:16 =. Qualification of Count,
Il Superintendent, Capt. George M
Lynch.
i 9:45 a. m.-Should Florida Hay
, State Normal Schools? Superintend
ents G. w. Tedder and ]. F. McKin
, non.
Il 1880 a. n.-The Social Aspect O
the School, DR.. Newell L. Sims.
Ills a. m.-Address, DR.. HarT.
Clark.
12-Dismissal.
| Invocation-Rev. Francis Yarnell.
| 5 p. m.-Local entertainment.
II e:15 p. m.-Teacher- Training in tn
High School, DR.. John A. Thackston.
i s:45 p. m.-Address, DR.. Harr
Clark.
$3.50 p. m.-Banquet or concert.
i Thursday, Dec. 80.
/ (Leon High School building.)
9 a. m.-Invocation, Rev. T. J
Nixon.
i Gels a. m.-Pioneer in Florida's Ed
, ucational Work, Principal /. I. Hines.
9:35 a. m Agricultural Hig
Schools, Superintendent r. e. Hall.
I 9:55 a. m.-The Rural Schools, Hor
: Shelton Philips.
n 1920 q. m.-Should County Schos
Boards Have Jurisdiction Over Cit
Schools? Principal A. Knox Starlin
and w. RI. Cassels.
4 IL a. m.-Address, DR.. Harry Clarl
Il 12- Dismissal.
High School Section, Thursday, De,
Fl 80, 1:30 p. m.
Il /. The Six, Three, Three Plan, b
Principal d. M. Cook.
4 2. High School Problems, Primo
{ pal E. w. McMullen.
Il 8. Self government in Hig
: Schools, Principal ]. II. Workman.
oil Papers not to exceed 80 minutes.
5 Classical Section, Thursday, Dec. 81
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