The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-04-06
CONFERENCE TOPIC:
Problems in Rural Education and Ru.
raj Life.
THURSDAY, APRIL IL.
Morning Session.

$50 a. N. Hon. ]. Y. Joyner, state
Superintendent of Public instruction
for North Carolina, presiding.
Addresses of welcome: Hon. K. J.
Manning, Governor of South Caro-
lima: Honorable j. E. Swearlnsen
State Superintendent of Educatloa
for South Carolina; DR.. D. B. John
son, President, winthrop Normal and
Industrial College, Rock Hill, S. G.
Responses: Hon. C. P. Cary, State
Superintendent of Public Schools for
Wisconsin; Hon r. H. Wilson, State
Superintendent of Public Instruction
for Oklahoma; President j. ]. Doyne
State Normal School, Conway, ARK.
1890 a. N. A Statement of the
Problems in Rural Education and Ru-
raj Life. Prof. Zebulon Judd, Head'
Department of Education, Alabama
Polytechnic Institute.
a. Better Farm Homes as Related
to Better Farming and Better Rural
Schools. Mrs. M. n. HUT, Editor
Home Circle Department, The Pro-
gressiYe Farmer, Raleigh, n. C.
Discussion: Miss C. c. Parrish,
State supet tvisor of Rural Schools
for Georgia (North Georgia).
b. Better Farming as Related TO
Better Farm Homes and Better Ra-
raj Schools. Hon. John Sprunt HILL
Durham, N. C.
Discussion: Prof. F. c. Button,
State Supervisor of Rural Schools
Frankford, KY.
Better Rural Schools as Related TO
Better Farm Homes and Community
Life. Dean A. B. Chandler. Jr,, state
Normal School, Fredericksburg. Va.
Discussion: Prof. J. B. Brown
State Rural School Agent, Nashville
Tenn.
d Better Rural Churches as Re-
lated to Better Farm Homes. Better
Farming, and Better Rural Scnoots.
Prof John F. Smith. Head Depart
ment of Rural Education. and Hufai
Economics, Berea College, Ky.
Discussion: Prof. Lueco Guntef.
State Supervisor of Rural Schools for
South Carolina.
1890 to 900 p. n. Luncheon ana
Social Hour.
Afternoon Session.
800 n m. Hon. M. L. Martin, State
Superintendent of Schools for Geor-
gia, presiding.
Address: The Work of the Federal
Farm Loan Board in Rural Life Bet
terment. Hon. Herbert Quick, Mem
her Federal Farm Loan Board, Wash
ington, D. C.
Address: What the Club Women
Gan and Should Do for the Rural
women. Mrs. Claude D. Sullivan Dl-
rector Extension Work, tennessee
Federation of EWomen's Clubs, Nasn-
vile. ,
Address: The Work of Home
economic Departments in oar Eou-
cational Institutions as Related to
Rural Life Betterment Mrs. Hen
rietta W. Calvin, Specialist IN Home
economics, U. S. Bureau OF Educallon'
Washington, D. c.
Evening Session. .
500 p. m. Hon. s. ". Snerrlli'
state Superintendent of Public IN
struction for Tennessee, presiding:
Address: The Making of the Ru-
vol Teacher. DR.. T. J. Woofter, Dean
peabody School of Education uni
yersity of Georgia, Athens.
address: The Wisconsin Plan IN
Teacher Training for Rural SCHOOLS
Hon. c. P. Cary, State Superlntend-
ent of Public Schools for Wisconsin
Address: The Oklahoma Plan IN
Teacher Training for Rural Schools
Hon. R. H. Wilson, State Superinteno-
ent of Public Instruction for Okla
FRIDAY, APRIL IS.
Morning Session.
900 a. m. Hon. ". F. Bond, state
superintendent of Public Educatlon
for Mississippi, presiding.
Topic: The Work of Our Various
Educational Institutions in the Solu-
tion OF the Problems Of Rural Edu-
cation and Rural Life.
The University:
DR.. John A. Thackston, UnlVer-
sity of Tennessee.
b. DIR. H. W. odum. University OF
Georgia. rr.;.o-,;+v
of North Carolina.
~ 1e .HIho Foliage.