Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-05-10
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
AT OCEAN CITY.
Thirty Ninth Annual Convention to be
Held at Seaside Win be Addressed
BY a Number of Prominent
Sneakers.

The program for the forty-ninth an
nual meeting OF the Maryland State
Teachers Association, which will be
held at Ocean City June p to 30, has
Just been completed. The meeting will
be opened with an invocation to be de
liverel by the Rev. s. A. Potter, OF
ocean City.
The address OF welcome win be de-
livered by United States Senator John
Walter Smith and the response viii be
made by Dr. A. II. Krug. of Baltimore
City College. This will be followed by
an address by Dr. Abraham FleXner
assistant secretary of the General Ed
ucation Board. New York. The SEES
sion will close with the inaugural ad-
dress by superintendent William ].
Holloway. of Wicomico county.
On Wednesday the general session
will be addressed by DR.. Howard A.
Kelly of Baltimore; Stuart Brady
publicity agent. Pennsylvania railroad,
Wilmington, Del, and DR.. Thomas l..
Finegan, Deputy Commissioner of Ed
ucation. New York
on Thursday. Emerson c. Harring-
ton Governor OF Maryland. Will de
liver an address He will be followed
by Or. W. c. Blakey. secretary apdf ra-
ternal delegate. Virginia State Teach
ers' Association. The meeting will
close with an address by DR.. W. e.
Winship editor of the Journal of Ed
ucaton. Boston, Mass.
Friday morning will be given over
to a general business meeting. The
committee on resolutions will report
through superintendent Albert 5.
Cook. of Baltimore county, and DR..
NJ. Bates stephens viii report on legis-
lation. The music will be rendered by
Miss Grace Elliott, of Salisbury, and
Miss Elizabeth Schaedfer, of Annapolis
In addition to the general sessions,
on Wednesday morning a meeting of
the Agricultural Section viii be held.
The officers of this Section are w r.
c. Connick. president; s. 5. Stabler,
i secretary ana treasurer. and Earl c.
| Baity. vice-president. Addresses will
| be male by ". r. c. Connick, DR.. 1. W.
HID of the Department of Agriculture.
Washington d. c; +. G. McCloskey. of
| Sparks. and Grover Kinzy. Centreville.
The department of primary educa-
/ ton will meet Wednesday afternoon.
| Addresses will be made before this
| department by Miss Katharine Nalen-
| tine. OF Canton; Miss Emma Osborne
| OF Canton; Miss Leah Watts. of Pixies
| vile. and Miss Martha Lynch, of Spar
| rows Point
Principal Joseph Blair. of Sparrows
| Point High School. and y Price Tur-
ner. of Salisbury. have arranged a pro
| gram for the high school section which
will meet Thursday morning, Ad-
| dresses viii be made before this tie
| partment by DR.. NJ. Bates stephens
Il. Y. Day. of the Brunswick Higl
| School. Charles II. Kolb. of Westmin
ster. and pr. William H. Burdick. O
the Public Athletic League, Baltimore
| The Grammar Section, through it,
| officers. Miss Anna NJ. Hyde of tn,
| Frostburg Normal School. and Miss NJ
| Rose Patterson. OF Rolnad Park. hai
| arranged pleasing program TO
! Thursday afternoon Addresses vii
! he made by Or. \. II. Krug. Miss Edn;
( HI. Marshall and H. H. Murphy
/ In order TO stimulate interest in I'll,
Membership oft he Association. the eX
eltive committee has decided Il
aNrd at the Ocean City meeting ,
III celifcate 10 each county superintend
entwho enrolis all of his teachers a
members OF the State Teachers As
Il sOci2ion.