Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-06
VOCATIONAL CONFERENCE
|CHA|RMEN ARE APPOINTED
|Ihrcc-Day Meeting Begins in
Presbyterian Publishing
Company Building.
TO DE AT LuNcuroy
Opening Address to Delegate. Yc,,cr-
day Made by state Superintendent,
or F"hiic Instruction Harris uort.
s"s>ions End Tomorrow,

Nhairm"n and committeeman for
inc conference OF vocational teach
ers OF homo economies were an
pointed yesterday by MISC Helen
ward Of Chester, president of the
junior state Society OF the voca-
''ohai teachers. at the conference
winch began Yesterday morning I'm
the Presbyterian Publishing Company
hulld'hg. North Sixth street, and
"hich VIII continue through tomor-
row. Some OF the sessions viii be
hc!' ia the auditorium OF the John
Marshall High School.
o,her officers OF the vocational
teachers are Miss Emily Doughty. OF
windsor. Vice president; Miss Cath
crime Dennis. OF Driver. SECRETARY and
treasurer. and Miss Aile"n Haucr
or ADpoma'tox. business manager.
Mrs. ora Hart Avery presided at tho
mhrnlnE session. ANA Miss Helen
Ward at the afternoon meeting.
Miss Lulu u. Metz. of Manassas.
was chosen chairman for the state
foci' FOR vocational education.
while group chairmcn decided upon
are Miss Mildred wilson. Lebanon.
southwest; Mrs. Mary Garden Martin
OF Toano. Central. and Miss Ida MAY
l,inrcs. OF cmipcper. North. The
chairman for tho state course OF
study is Miss Pauline Layman. OF
Members OF subcommittee.
Member. OF the subcommittee.
are: Miss Lucy Harlow. Isu.k%viIlc.
chairman. Miss Ruth Brown Alice
ana Miss Esther Evans. Sparta cloth
Ing; Miss Mary brown. Ilrcoin.
chairman: Miss Alma Tatum. Appie
Grove. and Miss Mac Calhoun. FIoria.
loitc Courthouse. chairman: Miss In
ger Sch"ic, williamsburg. and Miss
Helen Alv"rsou. Burkc's Garden art.
Miss Maidtc y. iiili. Turbc vile. chair-
man. Miss Zelda wood. Middlctown.
hna Miss Mary ~ Mcclure. Browns
burE HON" management. Miss Max
well Qulscnbcrry. Clarcinout. chair
man. Miss Elizabeth Gan. Dinwiddic.
marketing and catalogue buying
MISE Louisa Glasscll. Wakefield
nigh schoo! standards MISC Marie
Adams Courtlnnd. chairman: Miss
Eva l., sullivan. Elk Creek and Miss
Ida Guynn. Woodlawn, health. Miss
Jcann"t, Hardy. Chase city. chair
man Miss Myrtle Roaz. Critz. and
Miss Bertha wilson. New London,
dress; Miss X. Jones. Royce. chair.
man. Miss OLA Guynn. Ewing, and
MISS Mite Mccraw. Narina, code:
Miss Parkc Ferguson. climax. chair
rau Miss Marjorie johnson. Pearls.
burr. and MISS Katherine McClune.
! 'hristanSburg. community activi-
ties.
The oncnnr address Of tho meet
Ing w"s made by stat" Supcrinten-
dent of Public obstruction Ha,'ris
Hart, and MISS Pauline i.ayman. OF
salem. responded br. William T
Sanger. editor OF tho Virginia Jour
nal % Education. Miss Lolita Day.
Iia'rlSuuburg state Normal School.
and MIS- adelaide S. I;ayl"r, Of IN.
FEDERAL Board FOR Vocational EhGca-
t"u. with offices ia Washington. I
were other speakers on the pro-
gram
= \ demonstration lesson In home .
advancement VIII open the session .
this morning 4, O'Clock. with Miss .
Maria :. Peek, of JON Marshall iIigh (
School. In charge. followed at 1890 (
cc!ock by a demonstration lesson in .
home nursing by Miss May \. Samp- .
sou.
Governor Accepts Invitation.
Governor AMI Mis. T.. Lee Trinklc .
have accented the Invitation Of ;hc I
teachers - be present at the lunch
un 90 d" given ~ y o'clock In
Chester High School. Miss Louisa
GlaSscl viii preside ~ tn" after
room session. starting at ais o'clock.
which viii feature an address Ny |
Raymond V Long, supervisor Of in |
dwstrial education. and Miss Rachel /.
r. Gregg. supervisor of teacher
training on %yhc Professional Att
tidc"
The final day az the conference |
vii! lcgin tomorrow morning at 3
o'clock in the John Marshall High ,
school. ON TIA" program Will he Miss 7
Edna T.. liorn"r. Miss Aiiccn liauscr. I
Governor l.. Lee Trinkic, who viii /
speak in the school auditorium at II /
o'clock: Thomas ~. Easou. supervisor |
OF agricultural education: Or. Mary |
T.. Brydon. OF the state Board Of |
IIcalLh. Miss Catherine Icnnis. Miss |
Fannie l.Ou GIN, OF the College OF |
William and Mary. and Mrs. Fcrcba I
T. CroXton, OF the State Board OF |
IIp1lth