Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1915-07-08

500 A. M. Boys and Girls Club.
900 A. M. Bible Study.
1000 A. M. HI ousehold Economics
and Domestic Science.
Zoo A. M. Farmers Congress.
200 P. M. Kindergarten.
200 P. M. Address by Paul A. F.
Walter, secretary of the Museum of
New Mexico and School of Ameri-
can Archaeology.
$3.50 P. M. Address by DR.. Raley,
subject: Preparing and Teaching a
Lesson"
4:3O P. M. G. L. S. c.
7:30P. M. Prelude.
500 P. M. Concert under the direc-
ton of Prof. Andrews.
FRIDAY, JULY 23d.--CIosing Day
TOO A. M. Teachers Normal.
500 A. M. Boys and Girls Club.
900 A. M. Bible Study.
1000 A. NJ. H ousehold E economies
and Domestic Science.
HOO A. M. Farmers Congress.
200 P. M. kindergarten.
200 P. M. The entire afternoon and
evening program will be under the
auspices of the State VIC. T. U :, the
program being under the supervi-
sion of State President Miss Harri-
ct L. Henderson and directed by
Mrs. N. j. Stromquist, Jr.
$3.50 p. M. Address by DR.. Raley,
subject "The Boy and his Dad"
4:30 P. M. G. L. S. G.
1000 p. M. Closing Exercises.
DEPARTMENT LEADERS
Prof. J. II. Wagner, superintendent
of the Santa Fe city schools, will con-
duct the Teachers Normal in connec-
tion with Chautauqua, under the su-
peryision of Prof. Chas. L. Burt,
county superintendent, and he will be
assisted by Miss M. Lee Keenan, and
Miss Dorothy White. Miss White
will conduct the classes in Household
Economics and Domestic Science. The
Normal will commence Monday, July
IL and continue two weeks and the ex-
animation will be July 23rd and oath.
Teachers holding first grade certificate
and higher may attend the ten days of
Chautauqua and receive institute cred
it's.
The Bible Study Department will be
conducted by DR.. Charles D. Darling,
pastor of the Presbyterian church at
Roswell, N. M.
The Farmers Congress will be under
the supervision of Mr.. Roland Har-
we'll, county agricultural demonstra-
tor, and among others who will ap-
pear in this department will be DR.. E..
P. Humbert, who will give a series of
lectures on "Crop Improvement and
Prof. D. E. Merrill, who will give Il
series of five lectures on the subject
of "Insect Control"
DR.. Edward D. Raley, general Sec
retary Inter Denominational Sunday
School association, will conduct the
Sunday School department, but can
not get here to begin until July 10Th.
Mrs. Josephine E. Veal will conduct
the kindergarten department and DR..
H. B. Scott will conduct the C. L. S..
G. department.
The boys and girls will select their
own leaders upon arrival.
The Misses Nellie Crawford and IL
da Sganzini, accompanied by Miss
Beatrice Hill, will be present the en-
tire time and will appear daily in pre-
lude and interlude work, consisting of
elocutionary work and Delsatian
drills.
RATES OF ADMISSION
SEASON TICKETS = Adults, $3.50;
children, 10 to 16 years, s1.00.
| Single admission, for entire day
Adults, so cents; children, 10 to 1f
years, 25 cents.
Single admission, after 6 P. NJ
adults, 25 cents; children 10 to IL
years, Is cents,
Children under 10 years of age ad
mluUeu 1reS, IL accompanied ny dH VI
der person.
Season Tickets are not transferable
and if presented by any one excep
the rightful owner, will be taken up.
All-day Tickets permit the holder
to pass in and out at will during thu
day for which issued.
Ministers of the Gospel, actively
engaged in ministerial work and whC
will assist in the dissemination o
Chautauqua propaganda, with thei
wives, and representatives of tn
press generally, will be admitted free
They are requested to make themselve
known and they will be furnished wit
tickets by the secretary. Students il
the classes of the Normal Department
who camp on the ground, will be re
quired to purchase season tickets
Others, desiring to attend any othe
feature of the Chautauqua, must Sc
: cure tickets of admission. Norma
: students who do not purchase seaso
tickets will be provided with a pas
admitting them to the grounds, durin
the Normal sessions each day. B
purchasing season tickets at the tin