The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1916-08-31
School Rallies
Begin Monday
Prominent Educators Will Ad-
dress Patrons and Teachers
on Important Themes.
Schools Will be Dismissed on
Days Rallies are Held at
Nearby Centres.

There will be conducted week
of Educational Rallies in Blount
County, This campaign will be con-
Quoted d;,~ino the first week of
September and will touch every
o5'-S = division of the county, where
every school with be represented.
The schools at their espectiye places
Will render short progrms. Several
prominent speakers win visit ou1F
county during the campagn--Li ives,
issues are to be discusse, hettaG
schools a longer term, better equip
ment, and better results. We desire
an educational movement to build
up an efficient school system We
wish to discuss plans whereby we
can reach better things. Members
OF the School Board, and of the
County Court and all patrons of the
schools are especially asked to at
tend the meetings in their divisions.
The printed schedule follows:
Monday Sept. 4th z P. M. at
Tabor.
Songs by Tabor school.
Opening Address, Prof E. w. Hall
Songs by Armona school.
Address, Prof. S. G. Gilbreath.
Song, Brown and Gamble Quartet.
Address, Prof. G. w. Henry.
Tuesday Sept. 5th 1000 A. M. at
Caughron's.
Song by Caughron's school.
Opening address, Rev. John Sand
ers.
School exercises by the Walland
school.
Address, President Sydney G. Gill
breath of East Tenn. Normal.
Dinner on the ground.
School exercise by the Waters
Canning Club.
Address, Miss Margaret Ambrose.
Tuesday Night Sept. 5th at Town
send.
Song.
Opening Address, by Rev. John
Exercises by The fcwHsg ! us;s...... 4
Address, President Sydney G. gle
breath.
Song.
Address, Miss Margaret Ambrose.
Address, Prof. c. W. Henry.
Short talks by members of Farm
ers Cooperative Union.
Wednesday Sept. 9th Pleasant
Grove Church.
Opening Address, Rev. Fitzgerald.
School exercises by Pleasant Grove
school.
Address, Esq, Bob Williams, of
Song by Rocky Branch school.
A HIYncS Hoo 7 n INpr,I Cf Il
vile.
Address, Prof. C. w. Henry.
Noon, Dinner on the grounds.
Song by Piney Level School.
Address, President S. G. Gilbreath
Wednesday Night Sept. 9th at
Rockford, Tenn.
Opening Address, Prof. Hall.
School exercises by Rockford
school.
Address, President Gilbreath.
Song.
Address, Prof. C. H. Gillingham.
Thursday Sept. 7th 10 A. M. at
Mentor School
Opening exercises by the Mentor
school.
Address, Hon. Sam Hill, of Knox
Vile.
Song.
Address, Prof. C. W. Henry.
Address, Rev. A. N. Jackson.
Dinner on the ground.
Song.
Address, President Gilbreath.
Address, Miss Margaret Ambrose,
Extension Dept.
Address, Mrs. Chas. Sims, Knox
Vile, Tenn.
Address, Rev. w. F. Pitts.
Thursday Night, Sept. 7th at
Friends Academy Friendsville, Tenn
School exercises under direction
If Prof. H. C. Tener.
Address, Rev. j. S. Jones, Mary
vile.
Address, Prof. Harry Clark
Talk on School Improvement,
Mrs. Chas. Sims, Knoxville, Tenn.
Friday Sept. 8th 10 A M. William-
sons.
Opening song by Williamson's
school.
Opening Address, Rev. Schuler of
Aaryville.
Address, Prof. H. L. Ellis.
Address, Hon. Sam johnson.
Dinner on the ground.
Agricultural talk, H. r. Duncan.
Address, Miss Margaret Ambrose.
Friday Night Sept. 9Th 7:30
[agley's.
Opening song by the Kagley's
chool.
Address, Prof. C. W. Henry.
Song.
Address, Prof. H. L. Ellis.
Address, Hon. Sam Johnson.
Address, H. r. Duncan.