The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-29
COLORED TEACHERS
TO HOLD SESSIONS.

In the Water Street HalIin This
City on Thursday and
Friday.
The Teachers Association OF
Northern West Virginia. n colored or
ganization. will be- In session Thurs
day and Friday OF this week at The
Water street school hail. The public
| Is cordially invited to attend MI the
sessions.
Lefty Superintendent J. +. Jackson
will address the teachers on Waste
| Time
Special programs have also been
arranged for each evening,
| DR. w, Il. b. Dubois. editor of
the Crisis. will address the 0ssocia-
ton Friday evening.
The complete program is as fol-.
lows:
Thursday. o =. M.
Devotional exercises.
Reading minutes of Inst meeting.
Welcome address,. r. Jordan.
ResponseJ NJ Washington.
Grafton.
\ Music.
Enrolment and collection of dues.
Afternoon, O'Clock.
Music.
Piano solo Virginia Rufin.
ADDRESS Waste Time, ]. =.
Jackson, superintendent OF city
schools, C1arksburg.
Paper uidance toward Home
Making Miss Eva S. Davis domestic
science teacher. Parkersburg.
! Health talkDr w. a. Johnson,
medical inspector, Water street
Vocal duet-Merle Brown and
Belle Patton.
ChorusHt gh school.
Piano Virginia Ruffin, lone
Bowyer.
R 7aS9fas duet Merle brown. Bells
Read Readingc W warned. Buck
Vocal solo Miss Alberta Mcclung,
Parkersburg.
reading Mrs. Lutte Tuck. clarks-
burg.
address, Methods Of Helping
Youths to Discover Themselves" J.
II. JEFFERSON, Parl5ersburE.
Chorus-Hfgh school.
Friday, o n. m.
Primary section, Miss Bessie Grant,
aThe Situation in which MY Chill
ldren Did Their Best Intellectual
| Work Miss Bernndtne Peyton,
Parkersburg: Miss Myra Fairfax. ga
braton.
How Can Better Results f. Read
ING BE Secured g. iss Hannah 7,Il, =
Meade ClaTksbUrg; Miss Virginia
\ + VoIE Il M
THE Educative Value of Play
Miss Gertrude Pendleton, Wheeling.
some Devices Used in Drill
Miss Lydia Terrell. Morgantown;.
4 Miss Anna Dawson. Fairmont
Grammar section, Miss Estella
Washington. chairman.
4 ''The Test Of a Pupils Ability in
English Mrs. u. r. Jordan, ClarlSs-
i burg; Miss Ella Jones, Wheeling.
.iThe Chief Function Of Question
5Eing''--Miss Matte Pronty, Morgan
town; Miss Homozcl1e Scott, Moore
Hove Best correst Defects in
Reading &C. ". Harris. Elkins;
Miss Geneva Ross. WellsYille.
,Relatfon of Geography to other
lsubjects in the Curriculum Miss
Irene Chiffon, Parkersburg.
How Often Should Review Be
lsistersvtlle; Miss Florence Ruffin,
High school section, J. q. Jefrer-
son, chairman.
points and Periods In the Teach
ling OF Ancient History ID. III. Kyle,
lCIarksburg.
II Reasons for Consid ering and Re-
ilsponding to3the Demand for Vocation-
.IaIand Trade Education j, H tain
-Ihow, Wheeling.
Adcfnite outline of a model course
IN English and secondary schools
(a1 Rhetoric and Compostt1on on
Miss e. -. Shield Wheeling.
(b) 1.-The Classics II. d. Hale
wood, Parkcrsburg.
School Athletics: What They Are
land What They Should Be''--Guy S.5
Rulnn, Clarksburg; E5 Jones
Afternoon, 2 o'clock.
Music.
Reading Of minutes.
Report from section meetings.
..How May We Profitable Increase
tthe Work Done in Our Public Schools
3by Industrial Education ?''-W O.
laArmstrong. Fairmont
Habits and Ideals Essentials for
success, 800 Z. o. Wilson, state libra
Irian. Charleston.
The Girl Who Must Support Her
self and Her Chance in Life Mtss
Mamie McMechen, Wheeling.
s.The School a Good Situation for.
Moral Trainin g''R. Hurd, Weston
Business session.
Evening, 8 O'Clock.
Piano solo Miss Ophelia Wash
4 ington.
Music Female quartet.
Invocation.
\ soIo-Dr. w. a. Johnson.
Solo-Nfss Marie Miles.
I5 Address Great Men of Negro
blood "a DR.. w e. 3. Dub ois, New
Il coIo-NTiss Alma III ehtfoot