The log cabin Democrat., 1916-11-17
SCHOOL PRINCIPAL
 TO MEET DEC. I.2 PROGRAM IS ANNOUNCED
Former Conway Man is Head of Organization which Meets at Hot
 Springs Next Month.

The program for the annual meet Ing of uperintendents and principals of the public schools of Arkansas, to be held at Hot Springs on Friday and Saturday, December l and ?, was an nounced today by Supt. o. L. Duna- way, formerly of Conway, president of the organization. The sessions will be held in the high school build ing, opening at 10 o'clock a. m. Teach CTS from practically every town in the state are expected to be in at tendance. Questions of importance to principals and superintendents will be discussed by educational leaders Following the completion of the pro gram, the visitors will be given a visit to Hot Springs principal points of interest, including the alligator farm, army and navy hospital, ostrich farm and west mountain. They also will be given free baths.
 The following program has been arranged:
 " e. III. -oPSiIliS SAeiClSeS, SoIlS Arkansas" Adoption of Uniform System of Records and Reports" dis cussed by John G. Rossman of Stutt- gart and E. H. White of Argenta
 Il a. m.-Discussion, Lost Motion in History" J. J. Harrison of For dyce; Lost Motion in Geography" " Sidney Pickens of Batesville and Mrs. Mabel Dick of Hot Springs.
 12:15 to 1:30, recess.
 ? p. m.-Discussion, What Provis- ions Should be Made for the Especial ly Bright Pupil? For the Especially Dull Pupil ?" R. c. Hall of Little Rock and Mrs. Leila Conte of Hot Springs.
 3 p. m.- Discussion, At What Age Does the Public School Boy Begin Smoking Cigarettes? In What Way May the Superintendent, Principal and Teachers Influence the Boys so that the Number of Boys Who Smoke will be Materially Reduced ?" A. B. Hill of Little Rock and M. w. o. Vance of Hot Springs.
 7:30 p. m.-Music, Hot Springs High School Glee Club; welcome ad- dress on behalf of business men of Hot Springs, Gus Strauss, president of Business Mems League, and on be- half of Hot Springs School Board Hamp Williams, president of the board; response, J. L. Bond of Little Rock; folk dancing-class work, Hot Springs High School pupils, Miss Bonnie Lemly, directress; address, The Relation of the College to the State and Public School" John Hugh Reynolds, president of Hendrix Col lege, Conway; address, Dr. Fletcher B. Dressler of Peabody Institute, Nashville, Tenn; visit to various de- partments of high school building, followed by reception in the cafe teria.
 Saturday, 9:15 a. m.-Folk games, Ramble School children of Hot Springs;
 9:45 a. m,-Address, "A Superin- tendent's Talk to His Teachers at the Opening of the September Term" D. L. Paisley of Argenta.
 10:1O a. m.-Dicussion, "The Ar kansas Debating League" Virgil T.. Jones of Fayetteville.
 10:30 a. m.-Address, "The Junior High School" Ury Mckenzie of Tex arkana; discussion, "Vocal Guidance" |" D. c. Hastings of Crossett.
 11:15 a. m.-Address, Real Super vision of Teachers and of Class Work" J. R. Jewell of Fayetteville; general discussion, J. P. Womack of Conway and H. A. Woodward of Ar kadelphia.
 12 m.-Adjournment.
 Special rates of one and one-third fair for the round trip have been of fered on all railroads for this occa- sion