Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-09-27
COUNTIES HERE ALL NEXT WEEK
TEACHERS OF LEWIS AND IDAHO
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Afternoon Session

Afternoon Session
l:00-Principals meeting-leader l..
Case, lilo.
1:03-General music; reading selected
by Helen Norwood.
l:45-" Value of Oral Reading DIR.
Evans.
2:l5-" Ply siology and Life" Miss
Marguerite Tyler.
Observation-Disclosures Elliott.
Wednesday Evening.
Picture play-''The Last Days of
Pompeii'.
Thursday, October 4.
Special-o to l1-primary school in
session.
300 Music; piano solo, Miss
Woesner, Nezperce.
9:15-,John G. Whittier Reformer and
Poet, DR.. Evans.
10:00-Recess.
10:10-" Measurable Products of
Education Mr.. Fowler.
1O:4O - Food conservation Miss
Kelly and Miss Taylor.
1l:15-Section meetings -" Litera-
ture for the American Youth Mr..
Fowler; general, Physiology at
Home Miss Tyler.
Afternoon Session.
1:00-Principals meeting-leader, c..
}. Skinner, Cottonwood.
1:S0-Musie; vocal solo,, Miss Kjos-
ness, Nezperce.
1:45-''The Dance of Life DIR. E.
+. Evans
2:45-Recess.
3:00-Idaho Pioneer Stories-I. c..
Hattabaugh.
Friday October
9:00-General music; violin solo, Dale
Fulton.
9:l5-Miss Redfield.
10:00-''Idaho' Educational Pro-
blems' DR.. E. A. Bryan.
l:00--Counties in conference.
Reception Planned for Teachers
On Monday evening, October /, at
$3.50 in the high school gymnasium the
Grangevillc teachers will give reeep-
ton to all the visiting teachers A
cordial invitation to attend is extended
to any who are interested in the teach
ers or the instructors for the week
Work Will Interest Ladies.
The ladies of Grangeville will be
specially interested in the work offered
during institute week by Miss Amy
Kelly and Miss Dorothy Taylor. Miss
under university supervision according
to the plan of Mr.. Hoover. They give
n series of lessons along the lines of
| planning of economic meals and wheat
substitutes.
Many Excellent Numbers.
During the week there will be given
many excellent numbers which will be
Lee .,,&a he.
the sessions are open to visitors and it
is hoped that many of the citizens of
Grangeville and the vicinity will often
join the teachers in the high school
auditorium where all of the programs
will be given.
Mr.. Mccall, State Club leader, is
especially interested in the boys of our
schools and has many plans for inter
esting them in profitable recreation.
Miss 2. Fay Fowler, assistant Club
Leader of the state, will bring with her
completed pieces of work-showing the
Red Cross sewing for schools as well as
the sewing gwen according to the new
State Bulletin on Sewing.
Last Days of Pompeii.
On Wednesday, October 8, at the
Lyric Theatre under the auspices of the
Institute Managers, will be given the
picture play entitled, "The Last Days
of Pompeii. -
1t is expected that this classic will be
one of the best productions of the year
1t is story of Roman life and extra
yagance and of the destruction of the
city of Pompeii by the terrible eruption
of Mt. Vesuvius.
Noted Institute Men Here.
Edwin Barlow Evans, A. NJ, is pro
fessor ofs public speaking and director
of the school of dramatic art of Drake
University. He is a graduate of the
College of Wooster and a master of arts
of Ohio State University, with post
graduate work at Harvard University
and the University of Chicago. He has
also Studied reading and literary inter,
probation with Prof. 5. IL. Clark of the
University of Chicago, and lectured
throughout the United States.
During institute week the teachers OF
Lewis and Idaho counties will have the
opportunity of seeing one of Idaho s
best primary teachers at work. Miss
Florence Erbes will hold three school
sessions during the week.
We have secured Miss Erbes for this
work because we believe that IA success
full school--the reality in all its phrases
is the source of the best instruction
and inspiration for teachers. No
lecture can compare with ii.
Lecturers and Instructors.
Ethel f. Redfield, State Superinten-
dent of Public Instruction.
DIR. +. A. Bryan, Idaho Commissioner
of Education.
DIR. Edwin Barlow Evans, Drake
University, Des Moines, Iowa.
Oliver NJ Elliott, President Lewiston
State Normal School.
Herbert f. Fowler, head of depart
mcnt of English. Lewiston state Nor
NAL School.
Marguerite Tyler, head of depart
ment of bacteriology and applied chem,
istry, Lewiston State Normal School.
W. 7. Mccall, State Club Leader.
Miss z. Fay Fowler, assistant State
/ Club Leader.
Amy Kelly, University of Idaho Elk
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