The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-02-11

meeting in Bemidji next Thursday
and Friday. r. F. Ross of Walker
president of the association, has COM
pleted the program and there are two
days of interesting work in store for
the several hundred teachers and
other educators who plan on being
in attendance.
Normal Head Here.
The main address Of the conven-
ton will be given by Prof. H. w.
Shryock, president of the Southern
Illinois Normal college. Other prom
inent speakers will be DR.. Coffman OF
the state university, G. G. Swain,
state rural school commissioner, r.
NJ. Phillips, state high school in
spector, and others. School super
intendents and teachers of all the
counties of Central and Northern
Minnesota will also appear on tht
program.
200 Are Expected.
The county superintendent OF
schools are planning to have meet
ing during the meeting Of the teach
ers.
An attendance of over 200 is look
ed for at the meetings.
Following is the program:
Thursday, Feb. II, p. m.
Music-(a) FAIRY Waltz" CO.
Butterfly Boat" Seventh and Eighth
Grade Glee club; "The Effective
Teacher" supt. P. P. Colgrove, Vir-
ginia; solo, Miss Rhoda Nehring,
Deer River; address, DR.. Lotus D.
Ceffman, dean college of education,
University of Minnesota.
Friday, Feb. 18, 8 a. m.
Music-(a) "Welcome," Sixth
grade chorus; CD "The Sailor Lad, -
Second grade chorus; "The Glass
Room Teacher" Miss Isabel Will
liams, president NJ E. A.; High
School English" E. M. Phillips, state
high school inspector; solo, Hon. A.
j. Linden, Pine River; address, "Ag-
ricultural Subjects in Modern Educa-
tion," w. H. Bender, college of agri-
culture, St. Paul.
Friday, 2 p. m.
Music-"Up and Away" Fifth and
Sixth grade chorus; solo, Miss Jennie
Paulsberg, Pine River; Medical In
spection in Rural Schools" Supt. D.
B. Jewell, Koochiching county; my
Ideal Teacher" Supt. George A.
Franklin, Deer River; mixed quartet,
moonlight Will Come Again." Miss
Jennie Paulsberg, Miss Leila Daily,
A. j. Linden and R. F. Ross; "The
Nature and Ministry of Fiction, v
President H. w. Shryock, Carbon
dale, III.
Friday, 8 p. m.
Music-(a) "Swing Along," (b)
Road to Mandalay," high school
double quartet; vocal solo, Miss
Frances Kenney, Bemidji; 1.-THE Oh
legation the Individual Owes to So
ciety,' President H. w. Shryock
Southern Illinois State Normal uni
versity, Carbondale, ILL.,; "America,
audience, led by high school double
quartet.
Agricultural Section.
w. P. Stapleton, Akeley, presiding
Friday, II a. m.--Agriculture room
ITO What Extent Should the Ag
riculturists Encourage the Co-opera
tive Movement?" Clyde Campbell
Deer River; "Credit for Northern
Minnesota Farmers" H. G.. Zavoral
Laporte; "How Much of His Tim
Should the Agricultural Instructo
Give to Extension Work." r. M
Day, Bagley; "The Teaching of Ag
riculture in Grades" M. P. Ostby
Pine River.
Friday, 4 p. m.-"The Problem .
Transportation for Extension Work,
C. A. Caldwell, Park Rapids; "Coop
Grafton on the Sale of Seed Potatoes,
B. M. Gile, Bemidji; "The Creates
Problem of the Agriculturist," E. F
Cowing, Fosston; "The School Farm,
Edw. Vancura, International Falls
classroom and Laboratory Manage
ment in High School Agriculture,
w. H. Bender, College of Agricu]
ture, St. Paul.
Rural School Section.
Miss Eunice Ramsey, Mildred, pre-
siding.
Friday, II a. m.-High school at
ditorium- m-"Schoolroom Sanitation,
C. A. Kelly, Akeley, Miss Eliza Boz
bar, Nary; Relation of Parents an
Teacher" Miss Esther Campbell, So
way, Miss Rose Shefner, Cyphers
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