The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-19
Dr.. II. r. Bonner to Play Part
of Geo. Washington in Pageant
|Aniues; Friday Program in Full

DR. H. r. Bonner of the National
Bureau OF Education, Washington. D.
e.. VINO Is to be an important figure
|of the National Rural School Confer
Ience which begins at the Auditorium
Thursday afternoon, and who takes
TIE most important part in the great
pageant to be staged next Friday and
sIonday evenings that OF George
Washington, arrived last night and Is
IA guest at the Seaside Inn. He has
taken right hold of his work here and
is giving DIR. J. l.. McBrien all the
assistance possible in making the
necessary preparations and looking
after the rehearsals. He has often
taken the part OF George Washington
in this production. and it is said he
makes a stirling appearance in re-
producing the personality Of the
Father of his country.
In Tuesday evenings News appear
ed the program fer Thursday evenings
session Of the educational confer
ence. The program for Friday and
Saturday follows:
Friday January 21 Forenoon SEES
sion. 10 a. m. Hon W n Sheats.
state superintendent Of public instruc-
ton, Tallahassee, Fla, presiding.
Community singing Directed by
Prof James Heason. Winona. Ind.
Conference tonie-.Reeent Prog
ress Made in Rural Education and
Country Life Betterment in the
South; and the Program for Still
Greater Progress in the Future in
This Work in the South
l. In Georgia-Hon NJ L. Brittian.
state superintendent of schools. At
lanta. Ga.
? In North Carolina-Hon. 4. E.
Akers, county superintendent of
schools. Roanoke Rapids. \. c.
g. In South carolina-Fton. j E.
Swearingen. state superintendent OF
schools. Columbia. s. c.
4. In Virginia Miss Florence II.
Stubbs. director department rural
education. State Normal School FOR
Women. Farmviile. Va.
8 In Fiorida-Hon w n. Sheats
G. A demonstration lesson in pub
lie school music. Miss Margaret NJ
Streeter. Los Angeles, Cal.
1890 70 2 p. m. luncheon and so
eial hour
Friday. January p. afternoon ses-
sion, ? p. m. Hon. NJ. L. Brittian, At
lanta, Ga. presiding.
Community singing Directed BY
Prof. Heaton.
Address. THE Needs Of Farm Won
en-. Dr. ID. b. Johnson. president Win
throp Normal and Industrial college,
Rock Hill. S. C.
Address. The imperative Need for
Departments Of Rural Education in
All Educational Institutions That
Presume to Prepare Teachers for
Rural Schools. Miss Florence II.
Stubs. head department Of rural ed
ucation, State Normal School for
Women, Farmyiiie, Va.
Address. The Rural School as a
Community Center DR. W. S. Cur
relb University OF South Carolina, Co
lumbia.. 5. G.
Address. Rural School Activities
and Progress in Halifax County.
Hon. 4. f. Akers. county superintend-
ent OF schools, Roanoke Rapids. \. c,
Friday. January % night session,
s p. M. The Patriot OF Mount Yer
mon. a patriotic pageant-drama by
the leading professional and business
men and club women OF Daytona,
Daytona Beach. Seabreeze and dis
Itinguishea visitors from all parts OF
the United States. The purpose OF
this play is to make truer Americans
iof all Of as Whoever would be 4
TRUE American and have a proper love
of America in heart. fet him give his
days and nights to a. study OF the life
character and career of George Wash
ington
| Saturday. January %. forenoon ses
sion. 10 a. n. Hon. J. F Swearingen
state superintendent OF education, Co
ilumbia. S. C., presiding.
/ Music-Miss Street and Prof Hea
ton.
Address. THE Conservation of Pub
lie Health ana Human Life DR.. H
w. Cox. presiding Emory university
Atlanta. Ga Discussion led by DR.
Lola L. HAYS OF Princeton. m
address, 1.-THE Elimination Of Hit
.eracv. bv>Ntiss VIII Lou Gray, stats
supervisor of-adult education. STATE