Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1917-07-19

Monday, July %.

1000 A. M-Devotional Exercises.
Plans for the Institute-Supt. H. G. Farmer
Address, X. Ellis Chairman of the County Board
Teachers Getting Acquainted Meeting.
Address-Prof. Schoen of the East Tenn. Normal
Purpose of School Discipline J. E. Knsand Josie Hop
son, j. A. Phillips, Maud Johnson and Pearl Needham
The School and Agriculture Hamilton, w. S. Maicoat
T. J. Hill Ida Brown Bertha Lay and Maud Byery
Play and Recreaton-zpha Davidson W. Sam IIopson nellie
Manly, f. E. COndry, Stella Schultz and Come Lewis
Patrons Day and Exercses-Shubert Beeer c. H. Cabbage
W. NJ Condy Jessie Johnson Doson Martha Branson and
Vona Beets.
Teaching Reading in the Country School, B. Cabbage j. A.
Phillips Mamie Wells Maud jennings Maud Corum and Maud
Gilmore.
Tuesday, July "a.
$3.50 A. M-Devotional Exercises.
Recent School Legislation Supt H. G. Farmer
Address, K. Ellis Chairman of the County Board
Compulsory Attendance-S. R, Wester.
Address-Prof. Max Schoen.
opening Exercises-C. L. Morgan Emma Fugate W. M Con-
dry Mrs Harrison Mrs. Bailey G. T. Epperson and Bertha Kid
we'll.
What do the First Day of Schoo-C B. Cabbage Pearl
ham, Naples Mary Worthngon " NASH Nettie Gamer
and w. H. Cabbage.
The Child and its Environment-Pof Knsand Mamie Wells
A. v Combs Mrs Condry, L. Pemberton Livingston
kindergarten and Primary WorMss Ida Brown others
Community organzation-Prof j. A. Phillips and others
The Pectaons and Assigning LessonsC B. Cabbage Maud
Johnson, W. M Condry and Josie Hopson
English in the Country Schools--Prof. Kinsland.
Wednesday July Is.
$3.50 A. M-Devotional Exercises.
Courses of Study Public Schools-Sup H. G. Farmer
Address, X. Ellis Chairman of the County Board
compulsory Attendance-S R. Wester
Address-Prof. Max Schoen.
heading the Bible in Schools--Rev J. A. Phillips
How to Keep Touch with the Patrons j. D. Lively, j. L.
AouH Ito ;Iu1J 1ol
Jesse Quals and T. A. Yaden
How to Boost Your SchooShuber Beeer Zpha Davidson
Scott Hamilton c. Cabbage Hattie Wells F. H. Acui and Will
lis Hatfield =,
Training for Efficiency Public Schools-Prof j. E.
land of the Rutledge High School.
Domestic Science Ida Brown Mrs Bailey Mrs Harrison
and others.
Literature our Public Schoos-C B. Cabbage nellie Manly
Mamie Wells, Jessie Johnson and Josie Hopson.
Daily Program and Study Perods-W S. Maicoat L. E. White
Emma Fugae J. B. Campbell Pearl Lay and H. NJ Livingston
Teaching Spelling in the Public School, A. Phillips, W. S.
Malcoat, David Idol, Maud Johnson and Mamie Wells.
Thursday, July e.
$3.50 A. M. Devotional Exercises
Consolidation of Schoos-Supt H. G. Farmer.
,Address-Prof. Roberts of East Tenn. Normal
Primary Plans Methods etcMss Painter of the East Tenn
Normal.
Address-Rev. Charles L. Morgan of Rutedge
Address-Dr C. A. Atkins Chairman High School Board
Addrcss-C. K. Ellis, Chairman County Board
Address, R. Wester Supervisor and Attendance Officer.
COnQfy Prlnc1pa Rlcnand High SCHOOL
Address-EXSupt Knsland Principal Rutedge High School,
Friday, July q.
$50 A. M-Devotional Exercises.
Teachers Meeting-Supt. H. G. Farmer.
Address-C. X. Ellis, Chairman of the County Board
Compulsory Attendance-S. R. Wester.
Address-Prof. Roberts of the East Tenn. Normal
Primary Methods Plans etcMss Painter of the East Tenn
Normal.
Address-Prof J. A. Phillips of Rutedge.
Address-Prof. J. E. Kinsand of Joppa.
1890 A. MA short talk by each teacher
State Superintendent Sheriff. Prof G. Gbeath and other
leading educators of the state expected to visit institutes
during the week.
Every teacher in the county required present each
All friends of education cordially invited to be present
time
The Granger County Teachers Association will be Iorganzeo
Friday July a. Friday afternoon teachers will sign contracts
begin teaching July 3d.
Very truly