Newark post., 1915-03-31
The Cooperative Education Asso-
citation of Delaware.

l. Hc SO-OpcIdIlNC LuuSelCloll 1hooo-
citation of Delaware.
We further suggest that it's Of
ficers be composed of a president,
vice-president, secretary, treasur-
er, and executive committee, the
executive committee to be COM
posed of the president, vice-presi-
dent, secretary, treasurer and
chairmen of the various standing
committees, and the three county
superintendents and superinten-
dent of the Wilmington schools.
We suggest that the following
standing committees be formed:
Boys and Girls Clubs, Country
Church, Community Life, Consoli-
dation of Schools, Extension of
Schools, Extension Lectures, Good
Roads, Home Economics, Parent
T achers' Associations, Vocational
Training, Fairgrounds and Games,
Press, Public Health and Santa
tion, School Gardens, Library,
. h6dulig SOuIS6S.
1t might be feasible to hold an
nual conventions of this associa
tiOn and thus serve to weld the
educ foces of our State into
one common instrument that could
WELD a tremendous influence in
the educational progress of Della
ware.
This committee also suggested
the officers, who were elected with
out opposition. A meeting of the
officers will be held in the near
future, when the standing COM
mittees will be appointed. The
next meeting of the association
will be at the call of the president.
Those attending the conference
were:
DR.. Samuel c. Mitchell, presi-
dent Of Delaware College; Profess
sor Harry Hayward, director of
the Delawre College Experiment
Station; DR.. George A. Harter,
Professor Elisha Conover, Profess
sor Charles McCue, Professor A..
E. Grantham, Professor E. V.
Vaughn, DR.. William J. Rowan and
| DR.. Raymond c. Reed of the Della
ware College faculty.
Chancellor Charles M. Curtis,
Thomas Davis, Wilmington; Eben
B. Frazer, DR.. H. G. Kollock, of
Newark, and DR.. George w. Marsh
all, of Milford, trustee of Della
Miss Winifred J. Robinson, dean
Of the Women's College; Miss Myr-
tie Caudell, of the department of
home economics, and Miss Miss
Mary E. Rich of the department of
Education of the Women's College.
Joseph Weaver, j. w. Jones, Jr.,
J. Wilson O'Daniel, and Ernest
Wilson, and Miss Ruth Clendaniel
and Miss Ethel c. Grieves, presi-
dents of the classes of Delaware
College and the Women's College
DR.. Charles A. Wagner, state
commissioner Of education; DR.. E
l.. Cross and James E. Carroll,
superintendent Of the public
schools of New Castle and Kent
counties; Professor Wesley Webb
Of Dover, Secretary of the State
Board of Agriculture; the Rev. R
L. Jackson, Wilmington; Horace
L. Dilworth, State Senator Harvey
Hoffecker, w. B. Thorp, Farming
ton; Arthur M. Mackey, Delaware
City; DR.. Herbert J. Watson, DR.
Joel S. Gilfillan, Samuel H. Bay
nard, Wilmington; DR.. Charles A
Scott, Wilmington; Professor A
H. Berlin, Wilmington, DR.. A. E
Frantz, the Rev. A. Van Oeveren
Newark; George Carter, Harrison
Cruikshank, Wilmington; Harlow
. H. Curtis, Newark; Levi H. Cooch
w. C. Pelton, M. o. Pence, A. M
Pollard, Reuben Friedel, Frede
. rick Brady, Mrs. Alfred D. WarneI
Mrs. William P. Bancroft, Mrs
, Horace Thayer, Jr., Mrs. Harr,
Hayward, Mrs. Charles B. Evans
. Mrs. S. C. Mitchell, of Newark
D Mrs. o. V. Wootten, of Laurel
Mrs. George w. Marshall and Mrs
Lila Wilson Aaron, of Dover.