Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-05-07

ent OF Schools. Reading. Pa; Supt. Z.
J. Cathey County superintendent of
Schools, Senatobia, Miss.
3. The Salaries of Teachers-Presi-
dent John Preston Mcconnell, State
College for Women, East Radford.
College for Teachers, Nashville Tenn;
Supt. j. II. Matthews, County Superin-
tendent of Schools, Gallipolis, o.
Monday, May 10, Evening Session
p; m.-Doctor Frank L. McVey,
President University of Kentucky,
Lexington, presiding:
Address-Fitting our Rural Educa-
ton 10 the Needs OF cur Democracyr.
Or: W. W. Black, School of Education,
Indiana University, Bloomington, Ind.
Address-The College as a Factor in
the development of Rural Education
and Country Life within its Patroniz-
ing Territory, DR.. George e. Mccain
mon, President McKendree College,
Address-The State University as an
Agency in the Improvement of Country
Schools and Country Life, Or. Edgar
w. Knight, Professor of Education,
University of North Carolina, ChapeI
Address-The School as Commun-
University of South Carolina, Column
bia, S. C.
Tuesday, May II, Forenoon Session
a. m. Miss Charl o. Williams:
| County Superintendent of Schools, of
Memphis, Tenn, presiding:
! Topic-Prohlem sin Rural School
! Consultation
| Topic-Problems in Rural school
county, Ohio, Mr.. w. S. Fogarty, Coun-
| ty Superintendent of Schools, Eaton, O..
ton in Rural county in Mississippi,
Mr. T. J. Cathey, County Superintend-
ent of Schools, Senatobia, Miss.
3. Motion Pictures in the Central
! lied School, Mr.. e. y. Bell, County SU-
perintcndent OF Schools, Belfontaine,
4. The Making of. the Ideal Rural
Community through the Consolidation
of Rural Schools, Mrs. f. Q. Beverley,
| Principal Farm Life School, Whitmell
! Virginia.
School Consolidation in Kentucky,
Prof. J. Virgil Chapman, State Super
visor of Rural Schools, State Depart
ment Of Education, Frankfort. r,,
/ the Consolidation of Rural Schools, f;
c. Bittikofer, County Superintendent of
Schools. Bucyrus, Chic.
Transportation in Rural School Consol-
datton in the Mountains, Miss Abbie
b. Langmaid, Director Pi Beta Phi Set
/ General Discussion: Mr.. NJ. l.. Combs,
County Superintendent of Schools,
Grundy, Virginia. Mr.. d. T. Henderson,
county Superintendent Of schools.
/ Allen, County superintendent of
schools Manchester, kentmcky; M Mr.
| john ri. JOiIle1, county cupcfinCcnu-
ent of schools, Rockville, Indiana.
1900 q. m to p m. Lncheon and
Social Hour.
Tuesday, May IL, Afternoon Session
Western Kentucky State. Normal
school, Bowling Green, presiding.
Topic-MiscellaneOu Problems in
Rural Education and Country Life.
/. The Cottage Plan for Teachers,
Miss Mamie G. I'auiconer, County Su-
perintendent Of Schools. Lexinston.
2. The Conservation of Rural Health,
Mr.. Fred H. Cole, County Superinten-
dent Of Schools, Valparaiso, Ind.
). Different Ways in Which a Wo-
mans Organization can Assist the Ru-
VIII S Hardness, General Federation
of Women's Clubs. Jeilico, Tenn.
4. Parent-Teachcrs Associations as
Means Of Increasing Interest IN Ru-
raj Education, Mr.. John l.. Graham,
County superintendent of Schools,
Greensboro, Ky.
Educated Woman in Rural Communi-
ties Miss Mimic Jamison Director
Extension Department, state College
for Women, Greensboro, n. G.
6. Tho Needed improvements of the
Rural Elementary Schools, Hon. V. O.
Gilbert, Frankfort, Ky.
T. What the Rural schools Need
Most, Mr. Samuel Sharp, County Su-
pcriiitendent OF schools Columbus. Ind.
s. TIE Can for Efficiency in the Ru-
ral Schools. Mrs. Grant T. Lilly, former
!
mond, Ky now Of Lexington, Ky
Vuessi!sy F!:sy II. gGvcn:na, Session
g p. IN -President S. @. Bond, Salem
CoIlCf:e S;licn, w. Va, presiding.
NCdrcss-'Thc Program OF the Gcner-
al Federation of Women's Clubs for the
Improvement Of Country schools and
Chairman Committee on Rural Eeuca-
ion, General Federation of Nomens
CLUBS, Nashville, Tenn.
Address-ilitcracy, a National Men
nj
Gent Kentucl1y llliteracy Commission,
ADDRESS: The Story of the Farmers
Community Meetings Held in Kentucky
Last Summer. Mir. James Speed, Editor
Southern Acriculturist, Louisville, KY
Aftcr-Iluacheon and sAftcr-Dinner
Some of the hest addresses of the
Conference will he the aftcrl,ncheon
land after-dinncr speeches. Among
those on this list of speakers are the
President william GooGcn Frost, Be
rca College; President VIM. Arth n'
Garfield. Centre College, DanviiIe, Ky;
Mrs. c. =. Gaines, Woman's Club. Ian
caster. Ky: Mrs. Harrison w, Ewing,
Director Department Junior Member
lship American Red Cross, Cleveland,
o.: Miss Helen I'itz Randolph, Special
list in News Bulletins and Garden In
formation, u. S. Bureau of Education,
Washington. D. e.: Mrs = D, Peterson,
Woman'S Club. Benton. XIV Mrs. c. G..
McAdams, Chairman Civil Service Com
mttec, Kentucky Federation of Wo-
mems Clubs, Hawesvile, KY. Mrs. a.
$. Harbourt, County Superintendent Of
Schools, Sanduslly, O.: DR. c. Rexferd
Raymond, Vice president Berea Coll
'c"e: Mr.. walter White County Super
intendent of Schools, Dayton, Tenn
Mrs. Harry Bishop, Director Children's
!. Protective Association. Louisville Ky:
| Prof Everett /. Dix, School Of Educa-
! ton. Berea College; Miss Harriet e..
Anderson, Department of Civilian Re-
| lief, american Red Cross, Cleveland, o. /:
Hon. VIM. =. Hanna, State Commission-