The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-16
TEACHERS START
ANNUAL MEETING
THIS AFTERNOON
Opening Session 10 BEING Held In
First Christian Church; Many
Are on Program; conven-
tlon Ends Friday.
NASH AND PARSONS
WILL SPEAK TONIGHT
State superlntendent-Eleet and Head
Of Oklahoma City Schools to Be
Here: Town and Rural
Schools Are Closed.


Grady county public schools out
side of Chickaaha are closed today
IN order that the teachers may at
tend the annual meeting OF the
Grady County Teachers association
which begins this afternoon and
which ends Friday afternoon.
The first general session will be
hold this afternoon at 2 o'clock In
the First Christian church. Rev.
c. u. James. pastor OF the church,
win deliver the address OF welcome.
and Supt w. d. Ragan Of Nlnnekah.
the response.
Nash. Parsons Speak Tonight.
Tonight's session will begin at
1880 o'clock. The program for this
evening consists OF addresses by
NJ. A. Nash. secretary OF the Okla
homa Education association. and
A. c. Parsons. superintendent Of
schools, Oklahoma City.
Friday mornings session will start
at $3.50 o'clock and the afternoon
session at 1880 o'clock.
The business meeting Friday after
noon will bring the convention to a
close. At s o'clock Friday evening,
the Grady county chapter of the Red
Cross will meet in the Chlckasha
Business College on North Third
Inn mi
lowed by a turkey dinner in the Man
haitian cafe. 1l
Many Talks This Afternoon.
Following is the program for the
opening session of the annual meet
ing:
Invocation-Rev. w. A. Roach.
Song, "America"-Congregation.
Welcome address-Rev. c. d.
James.
Response-W B. Ragan.
problems Confronting the Rural
Schools b. Hildebrand, principal
Friend school.
possibilities of Rural Schools
l.. A. Kuykendall, director Acme
school,
"Co-operation"-H. s. Edwards,
principal stove school,
"The School Room"-Mrs. Hazel
Linden OF Amber schools.
Primary Activities"-Mrs. 7. s.
Short of Ninnekah schools.
"The Value of Reading T.
Bradley, principal Prairie Dale
school,
Community Meetings" = s. Z.
Brightwell, principal Spring Creek
school.
"The School Boards Relation to
Schoop-Gordon d. Gray, repre-
sentative-elect, Grady county, and
director Meridian school.
"The Desirable Teacher"-O. e.
Ooley, superintendent Alex schools.
utilizing Women's Clubs"-Mrs.
w. A. Franklin of Norge school.
"Club Work"-M. G. Harnden,
county agricultural agent.
Nutrition Class"-Mrs. Nettie r.
Coryell, county home demonstration
agent.
Announcements-H f. Allen, coun-
ty superintendent.
Registration of teachers.
Program for Friday.
The Chickasha male quartet will
furnish music for the session this
evening.
Following is the program for Fri
day mornings session:
Registration-S:30 to, 900 o'clock.
Travelling Library. w. Nor
gan, superintendent Tuttle schools.
"The Rural Schools Place in
County School Activities R.
Dunnell, principal Acme school.
Music - Chickasha High school
male quartet.
Correspondent Study"-H. L. Al
len, head of extension department,
Southwestern State Teachers col
leee
Requirements for Clean Athletics"
j. f. Hatcher, principal Chickasha
High school.
'sHow the Teachers May Encour-
age Consolidation M. Decker,
superintendent Verden schools.
"Penmanship in the Schoop-Miss
Nell Jane West, penmanship super
visor, Chickasha city schools.
T. T. Montgomery, Chickasha;
Mrs. ]. T. Riley, Rush Springs;
Thomas Rogers, Pocasset; w. H.
Wood, Meridian, and o. A. Gasaway,
assistant county superintendent, will
Speak Friday afternoon.
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