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Connecticut.
Adjournment.
DEPARTMENTAL MEETINGS
Rural Education
Presbyterian Church
Friday Afternoon, November 13
1880 O'clock
Officers: President, Albert Farley
Georgetown; vice president, Mrs
Mary Stafford, KentOn; secretary
Mrs. Anne NJ. HObsOn, Hockessin.
Address, Satisfaction n School
Discipline" DR.. Ernest w. Butter
field, commissioner of education, OF
Connecticut.
Address by Carl Schrader, Girec-
tor of health and physical education
of Massachusetts.
Time for discussion after each
topic.
Election of department officers
for next year.
Primary Elementary Departments
(COmbined)
Friday Afternoon, November IL
1:3O O'clock
Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church
Officers: Primary Department -
President, George Macklin, Bridge
Vile; vice president, Mrs. Frances
e. Mccoy, Newport; secretary,
Charles Ennis. Georgetown. Ele-
mentary Department-Pr President, +.
w. Mick, Frederick; vice president,
Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Todd, Bridgeville;
secretary, Mrs. f. W. Mick, Freder-
lea.
1:3O-Address "The Necessity of
Closer Relations Between Business
and The Schools" Cameron Beck,
personnel director stock exchange,
New York City.
2:20-Address Reading in Pri-
mary Grades" DR.. Harold d. Rugg,
Columbia University.
3:1O-Address "Take Your Pleas
ure AS You Go Along" DR.. Ernest
w. Butterfield, commissioner of ed
ucatiOn, Connecticut.
Time for discussion after each
topic, the officers directing.
Election of officers for the depart
ment for next year.
OecOuUHfy department
JuniOr.SeniOr High School Depart
mentS (COmbineD
Friday Afternoon. November 13
$50 O'clock
Dover School Auditorium
officers: Junior High Department
President, c. w. w. Schantz, of
Smyrna; vice president, Frank NJ.
Heal, Wilmington; secretary, Earl
r. Keller, Elsmere. Senior High De-
partment - President, Charles P.
Helm, Laurel; vice president, J. NJ.
Bennett, Millsboro; secretary, Miss
Mary Dennison. Wilmington.
1:30-A6dress, "HOw Shall We
Organize the Social Sciences" DR..
Harold D. Rugg, Columbia Univer-
sity.
2:20-Address by Carl Schrader,
director of health and physical ed
ucatiOn. Massachusetts.
3:1O-Address. "Inculation of
Character" Cameron Beck, person
mel director stock exchange, New |
York.
Time will be given for discussion !
after each topic. the officers direct
ing.
Election of officers for the depart
ments for next year.
AGRICULTURAL SECTION
Friday Afternoon, November 13
I: $50 to $3.50 O'clock
Dover School Library
Chairman, r. w. Helm, State di-
rector of vocational aducatiOn, New
ark.
PrOgram-Future Farmers of Am
erica*:
National Requirements, r. w.
Helm. State director vocational
agriculture.
2-Delaware Needs, w. Lyle
Mowlds, State supervision vOca-
tiOnal agriculture, Dover.
3-Discussion of Constitution, etc.
Judging Contests Rules:
(D-Corn, John Phillips, asri-
cultural instructor at Newark.
(b)-Poultry, Thaddeus Warning
ton, agricultural instructor at !
Georgetown.
ANOISs II 10 ituuColCu lildI al !
teachers bring their copy of the
Delaware Constitution and bylaws
)f f. f. of A. to this meeting.
HOME ECONOMICS SECFIGN
Friday Afternoon, November IL
1:15 to $3.50 O'clock
Home Economies Rooms, Dover
School
Topics for Discussion:
"The Selection and Use of Illus
rative Material for Teaching Home
Exhibit of illustrative material
or each unit in the Course of Study
or Home Economics, prepared by
he following committee: Virginia
swain, Harrington school, chair
nan; Thelma Schultz, Sara Neff,
elizabeth Schmermund, Henrietta
;krivan, Christine Baker, Elsie Ba
.er, Eta Hastings, Eleanor Ellis, !
race Smedley, Marguerite Mitchell,
larian McCabe, Mabel COnoway, ,
Illen Carlson, Virginia Swain, Sara +
4eet, Mrs. Emily King.
Discussion led by Miss Marian F. r
'reck, State supervisor of Home
economies.
BANQUET i
Friday Evening, November IL
The annual banquet of the Della V