The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-09
NATIONAL LEADERS
IN EDUCATION WILL
TALK AT JAMESTOWN
Cornelia Adair Of Richmond,
Va, Former President Of N.
e. A., Listed Thursday

jamestown, N. d.. Oct. 9.-(AI-Scv-
cral educational leaders OF the North
west arc on the program for the II
nual convention Of the Southeastern
division Of the North Dakota Educa-
tional association. which will open q
two-day session here Thursday.
Leading the list Of distinguished
visitors is Cornelia Adair. of Rich-
mend. Va. past president of the Ma
tional Education association. She vii!
talk Thursday morning.
Others On the general convention
program for Thursday are: Presi-
dent L. A. Pittenger. OF Ball State
Teachers college. Muncie. Ind; d..
Frank F. Nader. extension dircctar
for Washington State college. Pull
pervisor. department of elementary
education. Pierre. S. D.
On Fridays program are G. r. Reed
Minneapolis school superintendent.
and Miss Bertha r. Palmer. state gu
perintendent Of public instruction.
Sectional meetings will be helt
Thursday afternoon and Friday
morning. Heads of the various c &C
tons and speakers scheduled to adj
dress the meetings follow:
Parent Teacher section-Mrs. M. r.
Kenyon, Englevalc, president. Mrs.
Vernon Grant. Cuba: Mrs. S. F.
Bo2en. jamestown. and Mrs. Emmc
B. Golden. Leola. S. p.
Elementary Section-Miss Carrie A..
Proctor. Fargo. president: Miss Mel
lie kjorness. Jamestown: Mrs. Hazel
OFT. Pierre. S. D.: Miss Ivy Brandt.
Fargo: Miss Susan. Norton. Valley
City. and F. Ray Rogers. Darlington.
English and Foreign Languages
Ina r. johnson. Fargo, presiding:
Miss Albertine Steinborn. Valley City.
Pres. L. A. Pittenger. Muncie. Ind;
Miss Lucy Joyce. Valley City, and Miss
Mildred Habberstad. jamestown.
superintendent and Principals
Adolph Paulson. L~iogerwood, presi-
dent: Prof. M. w. Hickman. Ellen
dale: DR.. Frank r. Nader. Pullman,
Wash: L. H. Domineck. Wahpeton.
c. H. Seftkin. Harkinscn, and George
w. Hanna. Valley City.
History and Social Science-William
NJ. Wemett. Valley City. president;
M. S. Ward, Valley City: NJ. NJ. Guhin,
Aberdeen, S. D.: Mary Cusator,
jamestown and Miss Blanche Stevens,
Glendale.
Rural section-Mathilda Johnson,
Coopcrstown. president: Bertha r.
Palmer. Bismarck, and L. A. Pitten-
ger. Muncie, Ind.
Homo Economics CnrAicr-prnsi-
dent, Jesse Marion. Fargo. extension
economist at state agricultural coll
lege; secretary, Jennie Grant. Edge
ley: Incz La Eossier. Fargo: Magda-
lcnc Hibcrg, Jamestown: Esther Latz-
Ike. Fargo: Rooina Wylder. Coopers-
town and Wanda Thorne. Valley City.
Industrial Arts-M. w. Hickman.
Glendale. president; Royal Hayden.
jamestown: George Billey. Valley
City, ana Ben H. Bernard, Wahpe-
ton.
Meetings Of the science and math-
ematics and the commercial sections
are contemplated but no programs
have been arranged. The commercial
section has been inactive fol- more
than a year but an effort will be
made to revive it.
Officers Of the Southeastern di-
vision OF the state association are.
President. Nell A. Cooper. Valley
City; vice president. J. E. Knain. Mil
nor: second vice president. Mrs. Mary
Pennington Strand, Glendale; treas
urer, w. E. Bublitz. Enderlin; sccre-
tary, Elsie Reed, Valley City.