The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-01

voechers with some Of the states
little known industries vii! mark the
annual convention Of the North Da-
kote Education Association to be
held at Bismarck October 26 to %,
according to announcement by Min
aie J. Nelson, president.
One afternoon will be given .cr
to consideration Of small industries
which have sprung up in recent
years and are adding to the wealth
and business prestige of the state.
DR.. L. Dove, Mlnot, formerly a
professor 1t the state university at
Grand Forks and now head Of the
Dakolite Products company, dye
manufacturers, will talk on 1.-THE
Industries of Our State;" M. b.
Chase, st. John, president Of the
North Dakota Fur Producers Asso-
ciation, will discuss "The Fur Indus
Try in North Dakota; Margaret
Kelly Cable, instructor in the cera-
mics department at the state uni
rersity, will give a demonstration
# pottery making. using North Da-
kota materials and DIR. John Lee
Coulter, Fargo, president of the
North Dakota agricultural college,
will talk on farming, his subject
being Our Chief Industry AS a
windup to the state program pupils
at the government Indian school
for girls at Bismarck will present
pageant, "The Feast of the Red
Corn" which is based on an Indian
legend.
Many Women Speakers
The program released by Miss
Nelson also shows an unusual num-.
Der of women speakers to appear
during the three-day session, to-
gether with men educators Of ma
tional prominence. DR.. Aurelia
Rheinhardt, president of Mills Col
Iege, Oakland, Calf; Miss Charl
Williams of Washington, d. G., a
past president of the National Edu-
cation Association and Mrs. Kath-
crime Cook, Washington, d. c., de-
partment chief of rural education in
the federal bureau of education at
Washington, are scheduled to ap-
pear.
Prominent among men speakers
will be DR.. Francis Blair. former
president of the National Education
Association and superintendent of
public instruction for Illinois; DR..
Frederick Starr, former professor at
Chicago University and a noted
traveller and lecturer, and w. P.
Webster, superintendent of schools
at Minneapolis. Webster will talk
on Music and the Sacred Seven"
the same address which he delivered
before the national meeting Of school
superintendents at Dallas, Texas, III
February.
To Learn New Song
The assembled teachers will be
taught the new North Dakota state
song, with words by James w. Foley
and music by DR.. c. S. Putnam Of
the state agricultural college.
Songs will form an important part
Of the convention program, with
music supervisors at the various
state normal schools acting as lead
ers. Special numbers will be given
by the Bismarck male quartet and
the all state high school band.
The detailed program follows:
Wednesday Morning, October 26
Song Leader-Miss Ethel Harri-
son, music supervisor, state normal
school, Dickinson.
9:45-Call to order by the retiring
president, DR.. Thomas Kane, Grand
Forks.
Assembly Singing.
1O:OO-Invocation Rev. Paul S.
Wright, Bismarck.
Addresses of Welcome:
For the State-Goyernor A. G.
Sorlie.
For the City Of Bismarck-City
Attorney c. L. Young.
RESPONSIBILITIES Jennie L. Cham
pine, Principal Agassiz School,
Fargo. -. ,,..
Presidents Address-Miss Minnie
Jean Nelson, Valley City:
"America The Beautiful"
Address by the State Superinten-
dent of Public Instruction-Miss
Bertha r. Palmer. :,
"National Education Legislation.
Miss Charl o. Williams, National
Education Association, Washington,
D. G.
Announcements.
12:15-Adjournment.
Wednesday Evening
Song Leader, Miss Fanny G. AMI
don. music supervisor, state teach
ers colleger, Valley City. !,
misunderstanding Officer and
Key Note Giver, Supt. O. II. Plppln,
President.
A half hour Of song.
8:OO-Prayer, Rev. F. II. Daven-
port, Bismarck.
"The Trend Of American Educa-
tion'-Dr. Aurelia Rheinhardt, pres
ident Mills College, Oakland, Cali
fornia. ,,u
Halverson, Humphreys, Wright ana
"The Face at the Window"-Dr.
Francis Blair, retiring president N:
E. A., state superintendent OF
schools, Illinois.
Announcements.
Thursday Morning
Song Leader-Mrs. Adele Pomeroy
Lien. music supervisor, state teach
crs college, Mayville.
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