Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-14
COAST TEACHERS
WILL MEET MAR,
23AT BISHOP, TEX.
BROWNSVILLE WILL MAKE BID AT
9Th ANNUAL MEETING AS MEET
ING PLACE FOR 1916.
PROGRAM INCLUDES NAMES OF
MANY EDUCATORS CONNECTED
WITH SCHOOLS OF VALLEY.

ilcht has been made of The program tol
The sixth annual meeting uf the Gull
Coast Educational association which con
veneS IN Bishop March - tor "A session of
two days. Unusual interest i bein. man
lfested among the educators of the lower
coast country IN the coming meeting. and
II i expected there will be an attendance
OF nj least four hundred. including in
>tructors, county and city supcrintend-
entS.
a lively contest i being waged. accord
ing 10 reports reaching association head
quarters AT Sinton. for the 1913 meeting.
towns seeking the session including
Brownsville and Mission.
j. ii. Gregory of Sinton i president of
he association. Earnest Keeling OF Jour
ianton l. first vice-prc>ident. Miss l.. VI.
Barbour OF Brownsville j. second Wee
president. and Miss Maiorie Pitts Of
Bishop J. the secretary and treasurer.
Dr. A.. +. Win~hip Of Boston. cditn III
he American Journal Of Education. will
y The principal speaker al the meeting.
'ollowing the session he plans II make
'FNA ~ Ahf tAAl ttHh AHf.fllUH AsltlFA.
laving been invited L. attend the crrc-
lonic- incident L. the LAYING Of the cor
er stone at the McAllcn new hi.h school.
The program for the session follows;
FRIDAY, MARCH -. 9:30 4. VI.
lnvocation-Rev. Horton.
Preliminary prugram-Bi,hop school
hildrcn.
Welcome address.
Response. J. Galloway. Brownsville
Addrt>~-A. ". Birdwell. san Marco.
Registration. announcement III commit
ec~, etc.
FRIDAY EVENING, 7:4j O'CLOCK.
Preliminary program.
Addre~>-nr. a. +. Win-hip. Boston.
AddrcSS->tate Superintendent ". r
Doughty.
SATURDAY, MARCH -. $50 A. VI.
Some Essentials in German School,
upi. }. {. Tucker, Corpus Christi.
Some Observations Conccrning the
ompul~ory Attendance Law. J. Cal
iway.
Address-Pre>ident &. +. Evans. SAN
.arcos.
Addres>-Dr. \. +. Win~hip. Boston.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON. l.BO
Address, Texas State Teachers As
'"laiion," by Supt. Nat Benton.
Report ot committees:
(al Auditing.
tbD ter-Associational.
(c) Legislative.
CD Resolutions.
te) Nominations.
Election Of officers.
Selection Of next meeting place.
Adjournment.
klDAi, 100 y. MICH SCHOOL,
SECTION.
Chairman. Supt. &. A. Peterson. Kings
lille.
Increasing the Functional Value Of lis
ny IN the High School-A. W. BirdwelL
AN Marcos.
a Rational First Year Science Course
Arthur CHECKER. Sinton.
The Study Iiall-P. ID. Kennamer
Townsville.
Home Economics in the Smaller IIiob
rh"ol-- Mis- Mabel Tumlin-on. Taft.
some Defects ~ the intermediate De-
Ariinent A. Discovered III High School
a. Toland. Alice.
Spanish in the High school.
GAP The Natural Method NJ In-truc
flon-Mi~S Mildred Chumlca.
'hl The Spanish American or Gas
lillian Pronunciation-Ali Ms Sarah Ga-
kcll. king~ville.
The Understandable Lcaguc-R. d.
olcy. Corpus Christi.
PRIMARY SECTION-II.
Chairman, Mis- Clara Gunter. Corru
hri~ti.
Nature study in The Primary Grade
ir~t Primary Teacher. San Brni;o.
Overcoming DifticuItic- i'll Tcarbinu
~lrYiran Children:
gap FIRST Primary Teacher. Roh-tnwn
tb) Mr.. Adclinu Garcia. kino-yiUc
What Can BE Done in the prim,r,
Trades Toward Inspiring u Love for Goof
llcrature-fir>t Primary Teacher. Alice
what The intermediate Department Ma,
c'~"nahlc Expect 10 Have Been Accom-
E~hcd ~ the Primary Grade--Ni.s liz.
Il N. Barbour, Brownsville.
Primary Problem General di~ci--io,
n IN chairman.
tpl"guc-Mi~~ Olive Ferguson. corpu-
'hri-ti.
INTERMEDIATE SECTION-UL.
Chairman, Mis- Mamie Merle Rucl I
Mercedes.
Playground Activities for Intermediate,
: hldren-MrS. Drue Chri~tncr. Mercede.
typography; IT. Place and Importance
III 'h' intermediate Department-Mi.-
BESSIE M.n.u.IJ 1t