The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-06
FDUCATORS IOIHAVI
BIG STATE PROGRAM

When They Assemble This
Month in the City of Char
lesion in Numb rs-
CHARLESTON. June 5-with
more than 500 enronments in the
West Virginia Education Association
for the annual meeting to be held
here June IS to Is. inclusive. OFF,
GERS OF The organization are predict
ing that the attendance of teachers
VIII far ournumber that OF any other
meeting ever held in the state The
nounced, includes among the speak
ers some of the most noted educa-
tors in the country
There viii be both general and de-
parImenr meetings. including the
rural school secrion, the high school
section, the county superintendent
section, the elementary section and
the normal school section The pro-
gram for the general sessions Will
be1as follows
Wednesday, June 16-Evening-
Presiding ofdcer-Superintendent
o. G. Wilson, Elkins, retiring pre-
sldent OF the association
Address of welcome-Governor
Henry Orufy adue4o.
Superintendent George S. Laidley-
Response Carrie Keever.
Presidents address-Lloyd L.
Friend
Reception by Governor and MIS-
a. H Embellishments Manson.
Thursday. June 17-Forenoon
Aoores---w nat Snou1o lne Som-
@f 110 II
w. NJ Foulk. superintendent OF
schools Huntington
-Co-operation between
the School and the Community IN
CuIt3vating AMI Appreciation OF Lit
erature. Music and Art--C- S. Crow
assistant professor Of education.
West Virginia University
s--Co-operation Between
the School and the Shop and the
Office in Vocational Educat1on-
H. r. Bonner, principal Grafton high
school.
Thursday, June 17-Afternoon-
Address-.The Opportunity OF the
State Normal School for Rural Ser
Prichard. Marshall Col
lege state Normal School
Address-.Newspapers. Pertod1-
Gals and Theaters as Educational
R. Murray. super1n-
dent of schools, Williamson
Report of committee on college en-
trance requrements-Geo II.
Colebank. chairman
Thursday. June 17-EveninE
Address Sanity in Education"-
Hon Woodbridge NJ Ferris, COVER
Address-sMoonl1ght Schools
Mrs. Cora Wilson Stwart, president
Kentucky Illtteracy Commission
KY
Friday. June 1s-Forenoon
Address-.tA Wider Use of the
School Plant''-w. S. Deffenbaugh.
s5ecfa1ist in school administration.
bureau OF education, Washington
D..
Report of commission on voca-
tionh education
Business session
Friday. June 1S-Afternoon
Snort stories OF interesting edu-i
cational work in West Virginia oy
some of those who are doing 1t.
L. The Rural School as an Ac-
tive Force Throughout the Year"
u w Snedegar, superintendent
Falling Springs district, Greenbrier
IAN Experiment in Teaching
Training in Rural High School
p. 81. knabenshue, principal Clay
county high school.
8 "a Night School for Mill
E. Tomblyn, super
intendent Morgan district, Monon-
gala county
The Church as an Educational
Agency among Foreigners in the
Norfolk and Western Coal Fields.
/ T. Cameron, WEIGH, w.
5 Civic Education OF the Min
S. Gatherum, assist
ant professor OF mining engineer
ing. West Virginia University
Friday, June 18-Evening-
estate superintendents EVENING"
superintendent NJ p Shawkey.
Address-Hon. R. G. stearnes.
state superintendent Of public IN
struction Of Virginia
Adhesion J. Y JOINER. state
superintendent Of public instruction
Address-.The Public School as
Melting Pot,-Hon- Francis g.
Blair. state superintendent of public
instruction OF Illinois
Men Hold