The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1916-11-04
CONFERENCE ON EDUCATION.
Program For Meeting at Durham, N. c.,
Nov. Fl VIII Be Elaborate.


= Nov. 2t VIII Be Elaborate.
In calling the presidents OF universl.
ties. colleges and secondary schools to
meet in conference as the guests of the
National Training school. Durham,
N. c.. from Tuesday, Nov. 81 to "a, In
elusive. Or. James e. Shepard, presi-
dent of the institution, has found the
key to the maze In the educational
problems among our institutions. The
response to DR.. Shepard's invitation
has been liberal, and many men who
have gained wide regulations as edu.
Gators and leaders OF thought will at
tend the conference.
The program of speakers and their
subjects will be in part as follows:
Hon. J. Y. Joyner, state superintendent
public instruction, Raleigh. N. C., Pre-
paredness of Negro Teachers"
DR.. w. p. Few, president Trinity col
lege, Durham, N. C., Religious Instrue-
ton In Schools"
college. Wake Forest. N. c.. Religion In
Education"
Rev. Dr. W. Y. Chapman. Newark, N.
j.. THE Place Of Religion In Modern Ed
ucation."
President J. B. Kendall. Lincoln uni
versty. Pennsylvania, ITO What Extent
Should Religious Instruction Be Carried
on In the Various Schools2"
DR.. ]. w. e. Bowen, vice president Gam
mon Theological seminary, Atlanta, Ca,
what Should Be the Standard of the Uni
versty College, Normal School, Teacher
Training and Secondary SchoolP'
Dr. Kelly Miller, Howard university,
~. fVNrl. ck D. At.nC 4
ard of the University, College, Normal
School, Teacher Training and Secondary
Schoo9'
President W. s. Scarborough, wilber-
force university. Wilberforee, o.. what
Should Be the Standard of the University,
College, Normal School, Teacher Training
and Secondary SCHOOL,"
Principal W G. Pearson, Whitfield High
school, Durham, N. c., What Should Be
the Standard of Secondary Schools2"
Mrs Mary Mcleod Bethune, principal
Daytona Training school, Daytona, Fla,
Duplication of Work In Schools and Va
rious Communities
Dr. Robert e. Jones, editor Southwest
ern Advocate, New Orleans, 1.-THE Duph-
cation OF SCHOOLS"
Dr. l. Garland Penn, secretary Freed
mans Aid society. Cincinnati, Negro
School Duplieation-a Remedy and
Plan"
Professor N. C. Newbold. Raleigh, N c..
superintendent rural elementary schools
of North Carolina, ITO What Extent
Should Glasses Devoted to Teacher Train
ing Be Encouraged?'
Principal William Sutton, New Bern
N c., Better Trained Teachers For the
Schools
DIR. H. C. Lyman, secretary Information
al Sunday School association, Sunday
School Teacher Training Schools
CLAYTON Manor. Tax,
principal Clayton Industrial High school,
what the State of Texas Is Doing For
the Education of the Colored Youth"
DR.. A. M. Moore, Durham. N. c., secre-
tary of the Association For Improvement
of Rural Conditions Among Schools, "A
Study of the Rural Schools OF North Car
ollna." :,
Professor C. Fl. Moore, Greensboro N
c., state inspector rural schools "fhe
Need and the Remedy"
President Harry Andrews King, Clark
university. Atlanta, Ga, "A General
Clearing House For Aid For Negro
Schools"
Special addresses will be delivered by
Professor J. e. Splngarn. Armenia, NJ T.
tentatively.
Judge Gilbert t. Stephenson. Winston
NJ c., "Edueation and Crime Among the
Negroes"
Principal A. Eugene Thompson. D. D.,
Lincoln institute of Kentucky, Lincoln
Ridge, KY.
President Phillip NJ. Waters Cannon
Theological seminary. Atlanta, Ga.
Hon. v. o. Gilbert, state superintendent
of public instruction, Frankfort, KY.
Rev. w. f. Franklin, president Swift's
Memorial college, Rogersville, Tenn
Principal I. Alva Hart, Lincoln acad
envy, Kings Mountain, N. c.. "A Leaders
Backing"
Principal D. II. Keane. Holsey Normal
and Industrial Institute, Cowpens, s. ca
GLOW our School Has Improved the Com
munity Life"
Bishop George w Clinton, d. D.. CHAR
Iotte, N. c., Race Preparedness"