Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-24
STATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
 . 10 HAVE WINTER MEETING

10 HAVE WINTER MEETING
 The fifth winter meeting and 74th an nual meeting of the Connecticut State Teachers association anl other state edu- cational organizations is to be held at New Haven, Feb. 3, and with the following programme:
 Thursday Evening Feb. 3,-Connecti- cut Superintendents' Association, Presi- dent J. W. Kratzer. Wallingford, and Connecticut School Masters Club, Pres ident Karl ReicNe, Bristol o'clock p. m. at Hotel Garde, Get-together dinner of school men of Connecticut in honor of Dr. A. B. Meredith. commissioner of ed- ucstion. Guests and speakers Dr. A. B. Meredith. Commissioner of Education; President Shanklin, Wesleyan University Prof. Alexander Inglis, Harvard Uni .versity Dr. F. E. Spaulding. Yale Uni versity Supt Stanley H. Holmes, New Britain; Supt. David Gibbs, Meriden; Principal c. c. Hyde, Hartford High school.
 Friday Morning. Feb 4. 1s21-State Superintendents' Association. Breakfast S:50 a. m.-Hotel Garde; topic, The Improvement of Teachers in Ser vice" Speakers, Dr. F. E. Sapulding Yale University: Prof Alexander Ingis Harvard University; Jesse B. Davis state board CT education.
 Friday Morning. Feb. 4, 1s21-11 o'clock at New Haven High school audi toriun.- A four reel nature finn, How Life Begins" designed for use in the schools Given by the state department of health. All are invited. Friday Noon. February f. 1921- Meeting of Headmasters' Club of Con necticut, President. c. L. Ilirschner. New i Haven. Luncheon 1 o'clock at Graduates i Club, New Haven, (rear dining room.) ! The: guests at the luncheon vii be Dr. A. B.. Meredith. Commissioner of Educat on and Jesse B. Davis. Supervisor of Sec ordary Schools. This meeting will be the l first formal meeting of the healrnasters i and the new officers of the State Board ] of Education. Under the circumstances the meeting will be too valuable for any headnaster to miss.
 1 :. Friday Evening. Feb. 4th and Saturday Evening, Feb. 5th-"The Light, an edu-
 cational pageant by Miss Catherine Bryce. assistant professor of educaion
 Yale University, wil be presented by the | New Haven public schools in the New Haven High School auditorium.
 i All members. of the Connecticut State ] Teachers Association are cordially in : vited to attend. and will be admitted | upon presentation of the membership ticket at the door.
 ] Saturday, Feb. 5-The Connecticut i Teachers of Physical Education: 1O3o | o'clock, meeting at the New Haven Nor nal School of Gymnastics, corner of i Sherman avenue and Chapel streets demonstration: (a) public school work
 under the direction of Q student teacher 1 (b) English fo-n dancing by members
 of the senior class of N. H. N S. G.;
 business meeting. 11.30; luncheon, F o'clock; address, Dr. A. E. Meredith state commissioner of education; ad- dress. Miss Ida Holzbaur, state inspector
 of physical training, Pa.
 Saturday., Feb. 5-Connecticut Teach CTS Federation: President. Carolyn Mer- chant, New Haven; 1 o'clock, luncheon Hotel Taft. New Haven. The Connecti- cut Teachers Federation will join with
 the. New Haven Teachers league fol
 luncheon. Speakers: Dr. William Me
 Andrew, New York city; Judge Gilson
 New Haven; Mayor David FitzGeraId
 New Haven Commissioner A. B. Mere Vt dith; Dean Charles R. Brown, Yale Di
 vinity school.
 Saturday, Feb. 5-Connecticut Hom,
 Economies Association: President, Dor
 othy P. Buckley, Storrs; 13O o'clock
 meetin gat New Haven High school
 Speakers invited: Miss Sarah Arnold | l (C-E Al Winslow, Yale univcr-'ty
 Saturday, Feb. 5-Connt cut Art Association: President, Maud A. Simr son, Meriden; 1.S0 o'clock. meeting q New Haven High school Speaker. Mor ris Greenberg, art department of Hig School of Commerce. New York city subject, Art Work in New York Hig Schools; Joseph Wiseltier director of al in the public schools of New Britain
 subject, Aims, Methods and Contents (
 ] a Course in Public Art
 3 1 Art Exhibit-Representa art wor . from the high schools of New York cit 2 will be shown. This exhibit is loaned b courtesy of pr. James P. Haney, directc 5 of art in New York city high schools. / General meetings of the Connectic1 State Teachers association, auditorium t New Haven High school: Presiden Stanley H. Holmes. New Britain. > /. Friday Afternoon, Feb. A; s o'clock, appointment of committee ' nominations address. Teaching aI Team Play, Dr. Frederick s. lone l. chairman state board, of education a u dress, Five Planks in an Education Il Platform, Dr. Payson Smith, commi e sioner of education for Massachusett r dence Abbott of The Outlook, New Tor
 Saturday Morning, Feb. 5-s; F o'clock; address. The Teacher. Keysto Il of School and State, Etta v. Leighto 'r civic secretary of National Securi B. league; 1915 o'clock meeting of Teac > ers' Retirement association to nomina
 a member of the retirement board-E
 ward F. Boyd. secretary; 1920 o'cloc
 business meeting of Connecticut Sta
 Teachers association; reports of col B. mittees, election of officers, new bushes