The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1919-12-10
pfDACOCIC HECIRA STARTS
next SUNDAY AFTERNOON
District Institute viii BE Held at
Loyelock Next Week, Promising
to be Important Event

The teachers of the third SUPER
visoral district will meet at Love-
lock next Monday and continue In
session for four days. the district in
stitute for this period holding out a
great deal In the way of educational
talks for those who attend. Deputy
State Superintendent of Public In
struction Chauncey w. Smith has
prepared the four-day program,
which includes talks by number of
the brightest educators of the west
and the hegira of pedagogues from
Churchill and Humboldt counties in
to the new county of Pershing will
mean congregation OF about 30 Of
this class of folks at Lovelock. of
whom 80 or thereabouts will be OF
the female persuasion. The prepond-
erance of femininity at the institute
has prompted Deputy Smith to ad-
monish Lovelock men to leave their
wives at home and attend In full
force the grand ball which Is to
mark the conclusion of the four-day
institute at the Pershing county
seat.
The following is the program for
institute week:
Monday
1000 Enrolment and assignment
of accommodations.
10:30 Invocation, music. organi-
cation, music.
10:45 Address of Welcome-Re-
sponse. Prin. j. d. Scott.
1900 Address--Project Teaching,
Abbie Louise Day.
1880 Music, Institute Sing.
LAS Address-Profession I'm
prnyornouf ~ Too ~, oro In QapviNo
Abbie Louise Day.
2:45 Recess.
900 Section Meetings.
Seat Work, Abbie Louise Day.
II. s. Sociology in High Schools.
l.. A. Pringle.
Grammar Playground Supervis-
ion.
500 Reception and Dance to vis-
iting teachers, Lovelock Teachers.
Tuesday
900 Music.
915 Address-Boys' and Girls
Club Work, Margaret NJ. Johnson.
1000 Address--America and the
Far East, Mrs. Janet McGovern.
10:45 Recess.
1880 Section Meetings.
Primary-Beacon System Demon
strated, Mrs. Julia Grant.
Grammar-Civics and Civic Pa
triotism, L. z. McFadden.
H. S.-Supervised Study, H. w. B.
Baker.
1880 Music Institute Singing)
LAS Address-Things In General.
Chauncey w. Smith.
1880 Recess.
2:45 Section Meetings.
Primary-Seat Work. Abbie Lou
ise Day.
Grammar-Athletics C. A. Brit
tell
H. s.-vocational courses. J. d.
Scott.
3:45 Industrial Drawing Class.
(not selected yeti.
Wednesday
600 Music.
s:1o Address-Nevada opportun.
tiles, Supt. w. j. Hunting.
1910 Recess.
1920 Address---C. e. Rugh.
1915 Section Meetings.
Primary--Demonstr OF Nat
ural Method of Reading, Grace A.
Fuss, Loretto 9, Kenny.
Grammar-School Discipline. Jee-
sic l. Diamond.
H. educational Guidance. C.
f. Rugh.
1:3O Music unstitute Singing).
LAS Address-High Spots In Ed
ucational Progress, G. Il. Rugh.
2:45 Recess.
$500 Section Meetings.
Primary-Story Telling.
Grammar-Departme Instruc-
tion. L. z. McFadden.
n. S.-Methods in H. s. Educa-
tion, c. e. Rugh.
500 Music.
Address--Americanism Walter e.
Clark, President University Of Ne
vada.
Thursday
800 Music.
s:15 Teacher and Teaching. G. q.
Rugh.
1915 Recess.
1890 Institute Singing
10:46 Section Meetings.
Primary and Grammar--Paimer
Penmanship instruction. ]. NJ. Tice.
100 Music, Business Meeting.
Closing Announcements and Resolu-
tions.
LAS Character Education--Ad.
dress. c. E. Rugh.
2:45 Section Meetings.
Primary and Grammar--Palmes
Penmanship, ]. NJ. Tice.
II. S.-Methods in II. 8. Educa-
tion, c. E. Rugh.