The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-10-19
10TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
EDUCATIONAL AssocIA-
TON.
October Eighteenth. Nineteenth, Twen-
tieth, 1917, Paintsville, Ken
PROGRAM IN
Thursday Evening

PHOGRAM 't
Thursday Evening
7:sc. Music, r. C. Thomas. Director
Paintsville. Kentucky.
$780, Address. J. w. i3rs.dner. Supt..
Ashland City Schools.
$3.50 An Address, o. l. W1odley,
Pres. Marshall College. Hunt
ingfln, w. Va.
Friday Morning.
400. Music.
$3.50. The School and the Farm. X.
L, Varney.' Agricultlralist,
Pikeville, Ky.
10000 A Call to Fundamentals, Dir.
f. c. McDougle, Dean, Z. X.
S. N. Richmond, Ky.
1856. The Present Day Patriotism OF
the American Teacher. Mar
shall E. Vaughan, Secretary.
Berea College. Rerea, KY.
Friday Afternoon.
12:4o Patriotic Parade by Public
School. The Red Cross, The
Convention and the Citizens.
1920. The Army OF Reconstruction.
State Supt. v. o. Gilbert.
Frankfort. Ky
2:2O Teaching Morals IN the Public
Schools, DR.. J. f. Record. Pres,
Pikeville College. Pikeville. Ky
$500. An Address. Peabody Man,
Nashville, Tenn.
Friday Evening.
1880. Music r. c. Thomas. Director
Painfsville, Ky
SEQ. An ADDRESS. Pres. Frank L. Me
vey, Pres. University of Ken
Lexington, Ky
900 The Use Of Suggestion in
Teachicg, STATE Supt. NJ. p
Shawkey. Charleston. West Va.
Saturday Morning.
900 Music
500. Coal and Conscience, Supt, Syi-
vester Greer, Supt jenkins
Public Schools. Jenkins, KY
1890. Who Shall Answer for the
Derelicts? State Supervisor +.
C. Buttoh. Frankfort, Ky.
-0:5O. Where are We. and Where are
We Going? Pes. NJ. 3. Adams,
Pres. Georgetown College.
Saturday Afternoon.
/ 90. The High School as an Eye
Opener. Prof. McHenry Rhoads.
200. The Machinery Of Good Ru-
raj School System. State Supt..
NJ. p Snawkey. Charleston. W
Va.
$500. Reports of Committees AID the
Election Of Officers.
Dr.. p P Claxton. Commissioner %
Education Of the United states
has promised 10 be with us IL
the war conditions VIII permit
of his leaving Washington, d
c.. at that time
This bids fair to be the best Educa-
ional Program ever rendered in Eas
ern Kentucky. Now is the time foi
ohnson county people and those in ad.
dining counties to show their educa-
ional colors. Never before in the his
DRY of Big Sandy have We ever had
he privilege and pleasure OF hearing
o large a number. of sucn eminent men
t any occasion. Don't miss nearing
hese great educators ard thinkersi A
reat like this comes but once in a great
While. This is an organize ton for the
'enth Congressional District and there
re ten counties in IL. The custom is
o hold the session in a different coun-
y each year. So YOU see IL will be a
0ng time before Paintsville has anoth-
i opportunity like this The same Is
rue of ell the other counties Now will.
fe measure up to our opportunities?
We want each teacher to come or
thursday and stay till the afternoon
rains on Saturday. Any of the Big
ANDY trains will bring you to the pro
rams on time whether they be even
ng or morning trains. If you take the
loring trains either north or south you
and in Paintsville in time for the full
ay program. II you take an afternoon
rain either north or south you are
ere on time for the evening program.
70 there is no excuse for the Big San
y teachers not attending this grea.
ieeting.
Thursday evening program. will b:
rec, including AL Sisiotrs, teachers.
ltizens, and the High Schoo, pupils.
On Friday morning the enrolment
tie association will start bright and
arly in the High School building. This
ill be headquarters during the entire
ession. Firm here you will be sent to
.e various homes. hotels and board
,g houses. Buses meet all trains and
re walking is never crowded So when
gu get off the train at the Paints
lille depot it is only one mile to tile
Ugh School building. Good road all
lie way. Paved streets half way.
The enrolment fee for the whole
sssion is 30 cents. This is used to
eet expense of the meeting
q
low all visitors fine time. Come and
ring your frienc.
w. Is WARD, Secretary.