Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-04-11
K. E. Al.
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SlOtlDS. llC .i)CI)dI llllclll Oh .lllS IL
er Education of which William J..
Hutchins, president Of Berea Coli
lege, is president. will meet at 2
O'Clock. Pres. Hutchins speaks
on Peace and the, Professor" to.
be, followed BY a discussion Of
Problems of Academic Free
dom" to be led by Frank L. Rain
ey, OF Centre College; DR.. Earl S.
Fowler, University of Louisville,
and Prof. Weist, University OF
Kentucky.
At the same time the Depart
ment of Child Study will hold a
sectional meeting under the di-
rection of Miss Site Proctor, OF
Bowling Green, president. Miss
Louise Deitz, Of Louisville, will
speak on For what does the
Child Study Section of the Ken
lucky Educational Association
stand ~; Miss Mabel Cooper, OF
Memphis, will speak on The
Greatest Art the Science of Teach
ing has Produced" and Miss Mat
tie Louise Hatcher, of Bowling
Green, will lead a general discus
sion.
The Department of Music on
Wednesday will meet under the
direction of Caroline B. Bourgard
of Louisville. Miss Helen Nc
Bride, of Louisville, will give a
demonstration with the phono-
graph: Miss Helen Boswell, Of
Louisville, will talk on Music Ap-
probation and DR.. Dykema will
DISCUSS community singing. The
session will close with a general
discussion by Kentucky music
supervisors.
The Department of History and
Civics of which George Ragsdale,
of Louisville, is president, or
"Wednesday afternoon will hear
two addresses, one by Earl Mar
tin, of Louisville, on Teaching
Unit in American History" ana
the other by DR.. A. II. Hall, Uni
versity of Wisconsin, on the In
tellectual of Citizenship"
The Kentucky State Physical
Education Association of which
DIR. p. X. Holmes, Of Lexington,
is president, will hold two SEES
sions, one on "Wednesday after
noon and the other on Thursday.
The Wednesday session will be
taken up with a talk by Dr.
Holmes DR.. J. w. Carr, State Di-
rector of Physical Education;
Prof. Sibley, OF Kentucky Wes-
leyan College; Miss Katherine
Hammond. of Eastern State Nor
NAL, and drills by Louisville pub
lie school children. On Thursday,
DR.. ". S. Small, Department of
Education, Washington; Prof.
John Smith, Berea College; Miss
Josephine Cherry, Western State
Normal; Joseph P. Byers, State
Commissioner of Public Institu-
tons; Miss Caroline S. Allen,
Louisville; Mrs. Emile Watzen-
born, Louisville; and Miss Emma
Drfinger, Louisville, will deliver
addresses.
The Parent-Teachers Associa-
ton will hold joint meetings with
the Educational Association and
also will have its own program.
On Tuesday night a banquet will
be given in honor of Mrs. Henry
Osgood Holland and Mrs. Rose
Morgan and on Wednesday a bus
mess luncheon will be given at
the Louisville Women's City Club.
Wednesday afternoon the pro-
posed state constitution will be
voted upon. On Thursday the del
egates will visit the Kentucky
Children's Home Society colony
at Lyndon and on Friday De-
partmental meeting will be held
The general session of the edu-
cation association on Wednesday
evening will consist of an address
on New Missions in Education"
by A. Winship. editor of the Jour
nal of Education, Boston, and
Dynamic Americanism" by A. B.
Hall, of the University of Wis
COnsin. Ep2 80
On Thursday morning the gen
cral assembly will consist of ad-
dresses on What Constitutes a
Teacher" by Miss Mabel Lee
Copper; What Schools Must Do"
hv President NJ. L. Burton
Mental Measurements by VIM.
Mccall. of New York, and a
New Messenger in Education,
by A. E. Winsfip. The, Thursday
evening, session will4be taken I'D
with all address on The Relat ton
of Education to Democracy" by
President Burton and an address