The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-17
GRADY TEACHERS
HERE To ATTEND
ANNUAL MEETING
rspse' More Than $50 from Every
District Of County AZ Session
rodsy and Tsmefre~; Pres
ldent Mere uarly.
MEETING TONIGHT TO
BE ONE OF FEATURES
Extensive Program Arranged: Meet.
lna 10 Close Tomorrow After
noon With Election Of on.
GERS for Next Year.

School teachers from every section
of the county aro congrcgnllng in
chickasha today TO attend the m.
uuai meeting of the Grady County
Teachers association which was tn
open this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
In the First Christian church. cor.
ner Sixth street and Iowa avenue.
Two hundred and fif'y outoftown
teachers are expected ners 10 at.
tend the convention. q. A. Gasaway.
assistant county superintendent OF
schools. said 'thls afternoon shortly
before the opening Of the meeting.
Claud Southwark. superintendent. OF
schools at Rush Springs and presi.
dent OF the county association, was
here this morning 10 complete ar.
rangements for the opening cf the
annual meeting.
James Delivers Welecr,-.
The address Of welcome was to be
delivered this afternoon by Rev.
Clifford u. James. supt. ]. Il. Peery,
OF Minco. was selected TO deliver tho
response.
Several other talks were Included
In the program for 'hia afternoon.
THE Cooperation OF Teachers" was
the topic to he discussed by A.
II. Kent. head Of the ra,llc schools.
Miss Margery Ballard. supervisor
Of music In the ChIckasla SCHOOLS.
was to discuss "The Value OF Music
IN the School"
Standardization Of the School" was
the subject of talk to be made by
Supt. A. G.. Hitchcock, OF bradley.
Mrs. John G.. Bell. county attendance
officer, was billed to speak on the
'ubieet 'Co-operatlon fo- Bettsr At
tendance
w. II. Wood, superintendent OF
the Meridian school and n former
county superintendent. was 4lated
for an address on the subject
County Schools From County
Superintendent's Point of View"
The afternoon session will end with
the annoucemet and the reglstra.
tion Of all teachers present.
Hatcher on Program.
James Hatcher principal of the
Chickasha high school, will open
the program this evening with
talk, "a Patriotic Program In the
School, This talk will be followed
by an address by Ray Burns. princi-
pal of the Carnegie. Okla. high
school and former teacher in
South America. Supt Il. d. Price, of
Enid, also is included In the list
of speakers for the evening pro-
gram. He will speak OH the subject,
Intelligence Tests" Music for the
evening will be furnished by the
Chickasha male quartet and tie
Chickasha high school orchestra uu.
der the direction Of Miss Iren May.
The convention will close Friday
afternoon. Following is the program,
outlined for tomorrow, beginning at
900 o'clock.
Address-"The Right Kind of Train.
ing-------T. T. Montgomery,
Superintendent Chickasha city
schools.
Music------------- Gladys Jones,
0. C. w.. Piano-(a) To the Sea
(From Sea Pieces) -MacDowell
(b) Song.
Vocal Quartette-"When Love is
Kind, ------------------- Nevin
Misses Wherry, Hart, Barton.
and Clarkson.
Address-"So Difficult Problems
the schools are Facing &.
Mitchell, President Central State
Teachers College.
Reading-"The Happy Prince
Wilde --Ione Wright, o. c. w.
Address Chas. Evans
A. & NJ College.
Officers to serve during the en-.
suing year will be elected at the
business meeting which will mark