The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-12-09
PROGRAM COMMITTEE
ENTERTAINMENT COMMIT

The Program Committee has prepared
a fine program for our meeting They
have secured DR.. J. T.. Henderson, who
will deliver a lecture each morning TO the
entire institute body and then give two
one hour periods each day 20 the High
School Section.
Dr. j. Horace Kraft who viii give
three hours work each day 20 the Inter
mediate Section.
Miss Lora B. Peck who viii give four
one-hour periods each day 90 the Primary
Section
They also arranged a large amount
Of work for our home teachers in the DIFF
ferent sections Teachers should consult
the program, and select the work they de-
sire, but each teacher must take four
hours work each day, exclusive Of the
general lecture at night. All teachers
must attend the three evening lectures at
the Methodist Church. Each teacher must
have twenty hours credit work. The
three evening lectures count four hours
credit work.
The Lubbock Chamber Of Commerce
has very kindly offered to furnish free
rooms 70 all visiting teachers. Teachers
should register at the High School build
ing room ~, Monday morning when
they will be assigned rooms by the En-
tcrtainmcnt Committee. Good meals may
be secured az the Manhattan Cafe, and
az the various hotels and boarding houses
81 the town
Fees.
Each teacher when enrolling viii pay
20 the Secretary Treasurer one and one
half per cent Of one months salary, which
viii go 20 pay the expenses Of the lee
lurers
POPULAR LECTURES
The Committee has secured three lead
-.
Institute and the citizens Of Lubbock
Monday Evening, December l9. at
seven o'clock, Or. S NJ. ~ Mars. First
Assistant State Superintendent
Tuesday Evening. December 20, Pres-
dent II. a. Boaz. Of Southern Methodist
University.
Wednesday Evening. December 81,
President J. ID. Sandefer Of Simmons
All the attending teachers and Lub-
bockites who are well-wishers of our pub
lie free school system should attend these
lectures They are free 10 all Remem-
Der the place: The Methodist Church.
Remember the hour: seven o'clock.
Note Books.
Each teacher should bring a note
book 10 take down the good points in
the lectures and recitations We can get
so much more good out Of the work IL we
keep notes and study them after we re-
turn TO our homes. Come prepared to do
a hard weeks work
MONDAY. DECEMBER 10
:0O-g :20-Opening Lubbock High School
9;2O-1O:20-Lecture. "The Growth Of a
Child, DR.. Henderson
1O:20-l :0O- Enrolment and Recess.
IL :OO-12 90 Sectional Meetings
l. High School Room l9) Sub
iect Matter in English DR..
Henderson.
p Intermediate (Auditorium) Dr.
s. NJ. " Marrs.
3. Primary Room 16) Miss Peck
2:00-i :OO--Noon.
i:OO-i :45-Address. Dr. S. NJ. N. Mars.
First Assistant State Supt.
:i5-2 :s5-Sectional Meetings.
A. High School
l. English Room 49, Miss
Jessie Cook, Post.
.. History Room 21l Supt
j. X. Wester, Rails
3. Latin Room ~ Supt. NJ
r. Brown. Crosbyton.
T. Math. Room i9) Supt. NJ.
NJ. Dupre. Lubbock.
5. Science Room 26) Miss
Cora Freeman. Slaton.
Il. intermediate. Dr. Kraft
G. Primary, Miss Peck.
2si5-S :00-Recess.
5000 100 Sectional Meetinga
A. High School, Use Of Direct
Method In Teaching Ian
guage", DIR. Henderson.
n. intermediate.
1. Arithmetic room 10
Supt. j. ~ Johnson. La
2 GEOGRAPHY room lsl Mrs.
Mae o. nurford. Canyea
school.
g. History ,Room aol Miss
nroale Grant. nrownheld.