Milford chronicle., 1931-11-06

Cost of leadership" Superintendent
S. NJ. StOuffer of Wilmington will be
toastmaster. Other speakers will be
George S. Williams, president of the
State Board of Education and DR.
Peter Dygema, Columbia University.
Saturday Morning, November II
Rural Education Section
Albert Farley, Chairman
$3.50 to 1O:3O-Demonstrati
silent Reading in Grades three and
four" Mrs. Estelle Reynolds, Black
Swamp School.
1890 to 11:30-DemOnstration in
the use of Mohler.
Records. Miss Bessie Virdin, Oak
Grove School.
PrimaTy-ElementaTy Sections
(COmbined)
Saturday Morning, November II
Dover High School Auditorium
9:3O-1O:15-Dr E. w. Butterfield,
commissioner of education of Con-
necticut
Primary Sectional Meetings
Saturday Morning, November II
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
kindergarten, Room 101.
Chairman, George T. Macklin, of
Bridgeville.
kindergarten.
Miss Vera VOlkert, Demonstration
School, Georgetown.
Time for discussion will be given
after each session.
Grade One-POOm 100
Chairman, Miss Anna b. Short of
Bridgeville.
Presentation, Miss Josephine
Wright. first grade teacher, demon
| stration school, Georgetown.
Time for discussion will be given
after each topic.
Grade Two-Room 5:
Chairman, Miss Marian Z. Hod- |
gin.
Miss Mary E. Barwick. second
grade teacher, Dover Special School
District
Language work correlated with
art, writing. and reading.
Time for discussion will be given |
after each topic.
Grade Three--RoOm 1914:
Presentation, Miss Elizabeth Mar
tin. third grade teachers, Smyrna |
School District.
A Lesson in Geography.
Elementary Sectional Meetings
Saturday Morning, November II
1920 O'clock
Room 40
Mrs. Eleanor Mick, chairman, and |
discussion leader.
Correlation of Geography and |
Art" (sixth gradel, Miss Madelyn
Chipman, Laurel School.
History Section
Room III
Saturday Morning, November II
10:2O-John Ruth, principal of
Lincoln City School, chairman and
discussion leader.
Fifth Grade History" Mrs. Mil
dred Warren, Lincoln City.
10:2O-Activities program in in
termediate grades, illustrated by
children's work, presented by
Georgetown demonstration school
in Room 214.
Chairman, Chester ,Iunek.
Social Studies," Miss Mildred
Warren.
Arithmetic" Miss Charlene
Thompson.
Junior High School Sectional
Meetings
Saturday Morning, November II
O-1O:3O-Junior Social Science
Room 108:
R. e. Shilling, Milford, chairman.
Speaker, DR.. Harold D. Rugg, Col
umbia University.
Subject, Training TomOrrOw's
Citizens Through Social Science"
Election of officers.
Junior Natural Science-Room 109
J. NJ. Bennett, MillsborO, chair
man.
Speaker, Miss Thelma NJ. Rogers,
Smyrna.
Subject. Training TomorrOw's
Citizens Through Natural Science"
Election of officers.
O-11:3O-Junior Mathematics,
Room 1O8:
Earl R. Keller, Elsmere, chair
nan.
Speaker George Lehman, Will
nington.
Subject, Draining TOmorrow's 1
'itizens Through Mathematics
Election of officers. i
Junior English, Room 1O9:
Frank NJ Heal, Wilmington, a
hairman. y
Speaker, Miss Mary Cornell, Will ,
nington.
Subject, Training TomOrrow's b
'itizens Through English"
Election of officers. T.
Senior High School Sectional 81
Meetings g
Saturday Morning, November II - -
$3.50 TO 10:3O O'clock ~
English-Room 211:
Chairman, G. Louise Jackson, of -
Jew Castle.
Speaker, George Henry, Dover.
Subject. draining Tomorrow's
itizens Through Critical Reading"
Speaker, John Shilling, Dover.
Subject, "The Unit Method of In s.
in English"
Election of chairman for next
ear.
Mathematician 212:
Chairman C. i ReeS Newark