Smyrna times., 1926-11-17
IIflSHDDL NOT IDEAL,
INSTRUCTORS H ARE TOLD
], BUILDINGS AHEAD
I. CHAMBERS ASSERTS
Teachers Hear Educa-
sIs1l,a ,9s1ss At Annual Meeting in
- i'iII So0 Attend Banquet

. le1'1Is T.s st Annual Meeting IN
~ so0 Attend Banquet
' ..mous Little Red School
& Q: ,a not tbe ideal school, pic
/ va al - instances, and that the
i.sooI nIsoS is far ahead of it in
/. sa' %I,'ti The declaration Of Dean
'. ~ chambers, of the Pennsyl-
y, 5sls'o Of Education, in his
I SIJ ~ annual banquet of the
state Education Association
4. y Iyocational Training Associa-
\ n n tbe dining room of the
I. church in Dover Thursday.
~, always concludes the first
|. "A, a. annual meeting Of the as
I. md was attended by about
.ss-s and guests. On account
= IN the family, Secretary OF
s.t,s:ter D. Townsend, Jr., was
\ bs present and act as toast
,Dj Dr.. H. Holloway, State
t,rjent of Public Instruction,
nIsce. Among the speakers
I'M Tumn principal of the
podney School who was
n nominated without opposi-
i the next president of the
.son. Dr.. Will Grant Chambers
srre s. Williams, president of |
- Board of Education. DR..
n alluded to the progress
sIucatiOn, hence his remarks
'rrg the little red school house,
d issue with those who had |
4 the proposition to allow the
b educate themselves and
coid the high taxation made
m in some instances by edu-
He declared that when a man
lob done these days he Sc
man who was qualified and
ID Do it, whether he needed
rcss Of carpenter, a lawyer,
builder or a physician. Mr..
alluded to the need of new
md asked the people Of Del
N Do what is right by the chill
The State. He also paid a
nbute to the men who went
World War.
G1Yes Has Charge Of Music
lrnabel Groves, supervisor Of
B The Wilmington schools, had
af the music and selections
gTen by trio composed of
inVg. Miss Carolyn Comfy and
Hdan Hudson, with Miss Alyce
IS accOmpanist.
AenoOn session was divided
alarmental meetings, or con
b The Department Of Rural
for teachers in one-room
vas held in the Kent county
nn, WITH Albert Early in
At which demonstrations in
we're given BY Miss Gladys
music specialist, and in 'In-
Arts, BY Wayne Laidlaw, Of
lGk
apartment Of elementary
EE divided into two sections,
mary section, meeting in Do
v school auditorium, with
A Alien, Of the University Of
N charge, and the upper
sslon in the school auditorium
Y Ellen Samworth, principal
ianas F. Bayard School, Will
\ charge. Several address
EVen On the various grades
\ both primary and the up
4. .anerences held in the Do !
~ School building included !
ga section in charge Of AL !
eman, head of English de- .
n the Wilmington schools:
and social science section !
+ Superintendent H. E. !
T New Castle; foreign Ian !
aa'n N charge Of Miss Hell y
Of Milford High School; 5
ald sclence section in =
!, ". vingst Of dupont 7
1'Sli manual arts section in t,
,..I ifank HynsOn Of Smyrna 4
ssNnent of vocational edu- t
! ss1arge Of R. W. Helm, State e
MI. vocational education. also e
snees y in the High School 5
\ iae home economics sec e
9arge of Miss Marion F. n
Visor of home economics.
y. Ia y 4, teachers section was
81 = 81 Ars. Gladys Deaver of
ssa.i'.. ,s"e teachers and members
SUN were present at the
y session was held in Dover Il
IN and nd, was presided over = =
n 4; . Wilkinson Of Newark. e e
laies Iss.ee,s began with the sing I
S NJ. and Nd Cur Delaware" a
i i ans; olrs; Nellie B. Baker. s1- 4
SbooI' ''lT e., Of the Claymont P
Gausn5.,D District, with Miss Il
h. NAer Of Claymont ac- r r
-ya was mado u