The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1921-04-15
hUNTERD8 COUNTY +,
PARENT-TEACHERS'
ASSOCIATION

Hunteido County was well rep
sese SslI Fl IT thss KSsSssgnfa S9%Rsy
nesday. fhis was a conference for
dents De- ruf "a s Soa ts ysty A. RFssi
conferen}es for SsnMeHtraI1and{ sa,itha
ern counties haysla5esna slds at New
p pns laa tha MsE s.
workers. from Warren, Hunterdon
and MOTHS Counties registered at
Phillipsbbkg. HaEeftoa HAD 1Soddls
egates, Warres12& end ] Morris Il s.
Of p91 Mot %sDe wsrs g,a c Sgg sg
egate frPm Mercer V6,thAyssa ks 3
r dsleses ssn df8Hasss9 Bfn rsgjsssssid
Of who'll "a "%efet' lfxmh ..Msrter
The @ilowinsI Hunterdor, County
fPshSiGlIi insfs: Tx Fs9 gs|Sgs &
nit seR}G (s2asassssSSaaa a., s sp%
snS 9panv ssst s asles Isssneo o
New Br{hswicoW .zIgt OF b12t.i
Rrh t sBs1 i. sfs IT l, asssaE
isaies hs y In In t s hss sr1s Hsl bs Bas
full luncl gOn. i'nbib ode ISL ~
pslegdFs wYaswflfepsd byi Mrs,
Council En- Rr eaaERsa Ct ths A cssasy
+;on. nsI Hya,x..oxe CorSxs- 4 1900
Mrs; 41W. Rsesidspt Of the
ssw seffy St $te egpd saa
ed the Hseting BIO sIssS 10 )
By vfte, itysa deaisad rdisv
Psess Me ahd Ct sgRsS *
conferenff s no bnuorR 1ofts 30
ve Tas tsist ii sso,Fass d dls9Yssisn
t snss at a set aagai RoE sS issHrs 81
teachers| most sshtcAssflls ilans USED
in increasing membership; care given
to progdms to reach both the home
and sehddl Observation-Disclosures
Phases p rass'q w moasS ihs$ak aaha y $9f I.
A. headi such aaNNNeaisAt Nhs S sthe
improvement of school conditions
and finahEes, good roads to facilitate
the tran6portatiuM VfHdhiNHeM, 5etU H
,,,, Xar 10y "a and AArs gHaE: yyy ,i
terest OF parents, were offered. Only
one association Of the forty nine re-
ported 4 really good interest with
a,~X oil nd tx
member5 joining regularly, without
some artificial stiNulus on the>part
of the aFSociatio4 On tIe-subjec% ef
raising money a,sAAa5NEfsSSRr
T. A. w{fk has its so per cent, value,
associations down to money making
s srsae ehiE asssaa 6 sR}la ssaSx
The fact mat wfi1e good and rec
essary, material improvements to the
extent of near-perfection. of school
equipmeHt -aay-bs-saada,the- charac=.
and ideals in the child may not be
receiving attention in proportion.
Remember always and in all eff
f fSfts' asd ISL ss is sbs S IF for t tss
school" was the warning of President
Cooper.
ford P Pb9d Was vee pads * a at ts saa ate
Congress. for more careful chaperon-
age Of young people al dances In both
the city and country.
Mrs. Maxon, TateUghai6magS Of
membership, read report OF the
meeting of the State Congress at At
lantic City in cooperation with the
National Congress and the N. E. "A.
last month.
Here are a few echoes from this
great meeting of national educators:
Scientific - n sr n ss B.
d dsssh ran tss lEtia aasisa 6ss Us
now spent on food, clothing and rec
reation that was formerly spent on
liquor. Only % states have physical
education laws. New Jersey is one
of them. There is great need OF
trained teachers Of physical educa-
ton. Young people choosing life
vocation, should be encouraged to pre-
pare for this phase or department of
teaching.
,ss Next ssste yagEkyyglsd fD aff Htanf3
Snyder of Jersey City,
Nutrition is most essential for all,
not merely for Vbsd % wh9M the
signs of malnutition is very pro-
nounced. Teach food requirements
and food habits. Julia Lathrop of
tie ohildren's RaSeafhhIn1.11,.s
education. Commissioner Claxton.)
For the rural communities CONSOLE
dated schools gfd lanfeT ferTs s ane s Es
present educational conditions.
(Courty Cupt. of Sussex County.
Helping Teachers have proven the
Mar s:lk25hI1lfGlls5l5b : III a ;se
eral County Superintendent
Mrs. GeQ. Wean. State Chairman OF
child-We|f1rs Ydgazips, mtds a Plea
f f;pes )11sMss aissld shd III 7a En-
homes where parents are thinking p.
T. A. interests for their children. Ex-
perts ii7idRffa ItrAaAine ssah psychology
contribrEsufo Fbe ssa aza ri It y ~
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
In thaneearsbsafs djsqpsslon m qgasFN,
reports and queries op. the subject or
health aKgta&tdh4AsIH Rh0Sl were ptel
sented.. 1isAdssifclinatipp t9 Gsi5tiiffIi4AYee,
the inadaQuate medical examination
in many f8calRaaa Wis sjasMfed aSs,
facts administrations s At ehilldEei99. pnf
reasonable numbers examined per
hour, etc. 7o'e .
The parents part in "home lessons"
was put yeryeshBhsG andpeaitioismoib
general was made Of the inattention
Of parents to this. IBSints made: Do
the parents see that children have a
quiet place yt0 skuay,, n goods Light
good air, taB d Eeskl rooms hdAat
encouragement and Intelligent inters
est. proper and intelligent regulation
Of Observation-Disclosures ode sleep ianfA
regular hours, light nourishing sup
pers tkatN will not interfere ,yits
study or an early supper with outdoor
exercise before study and not 50
many home chores that they are too
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