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TEACHERS' MEETING
BEGINS TODAY
Many Teachers From Southeastern
Part of the State Here to Attend
Doctor Judd on Program
Moro than a hundred teachers have
arrived In the city to attend the two
day session of the twenty-second an
nual meeting of the Southeastern Ne
braska Educational Association. Sev
eral prominent speakers from without
the state are to appear In addition to
many Nebraska educators. Following
is the program for the session:
General Program
Thursday Morning, 9 O'clock
Temple Theatre
Music University School of Music
Words of Welcome. Supt. F. M. Hunter
Address. .. ."Education and Progress"
Chancellor Samuel Avery
Address. . ."Education Through Play"
Dr. Henry S. Curtis
Folk Dances McKinley School
Address "The Cul
tivation of Initiative in Students"
Dr. Charles H. Judd
Thursday Afternoon, 2 O'clock
Temple Theatre
Supt. John A. Woodard, Presiding
Songs
Grades 1 A and 2 B, Park School
Direction of Miss Shean
Songs Grade 6 A, Whittier School
Direction of Miss Robey
Address. .Mrs. Hattie Moore Mitchell
"Our Educational Outlook"
State Superintendent A. O. Thomas
Recess
3:45 O'clock
Music Cotner University Glee Club
"The Psychology of Reading"....
Dr. Charles H. Judd
Thursday Evening, 8 O'clock
Temple Theatre
Supt. A. H. Staley, Presiding
Music Lincoln High School Band
W. L. Greenslit, Director
"The Play Movement and Its Sig
nificance" (Illustrated)
,.Dr. Henry S. Curtis
Friday Morning, 9 O'clock
Temple Theatre
Supt. V. L. Strickland, Presiding
Songs. . .Third Grade, Prescott School
Direction Miss Dorland
Songs. . .Eighth Grade, Capitol School
Direction Miss Beardsley
Address. .Mrs. Hattie Moore Mitchell
Address.,. Pres. D. W. Hayes
Songs.. University Place High School
"Some Silent Forces in Education"
." Dr. John W. Withers
Section Meeting
Friday Afternoon, 2 O'clock
For High School and City Teachers
Music Room, Temple Building
Principal A. M. Hare, Presiding
Vocal Solos... Margaret Perry and
Curtis Grove of Lincoln High School
Address Chancellor C. A. Fulmer
"The Book as a Means of Educa
tion" Dr. John W. Withers
Friday Afternoon, 2 O'clock
For County Superintendents and Rural
Teahcers
Temple Theatre
Dean E. L. Rouse. Presiding
Vocal Solos Bernice Reed and
Doris Cole of Lincoln High School
Address Mrs. Ruth Erfman
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ARMSTRONG'S
"Rural Mindedness"
Miss Edith A. Lathrop
"The Aim of the Rural School Sys
tem in Nebraska"
Principal H. E. Bradford
General Session
Friday Afternoon, 3:45 O'clock
Temple Theatre
Music University School of Music
"The Discredited Old and the De
sirable New in Hygiene and
Physiology" Prof. F. M. Gregg
Business Session
Friday Evening, 8 O'clock
Temple Theatre
Music Nebraska
Wesleyan University Glee Club
"Moral Education in School and'
Home" Dr. John AV. Withers
Palladians Elect
The Palladian Society held a busi
ness meeting last evening and elected
the following officers for the third
term from April 1st to the end of the
school year:
President Charles Hauptman.
Vice-president Ruby Hill.
Secretary Vida Reckmeyer.
Corresponding Secretary Gladyce
Miller.
Program Secretary Leila McNer
ney. Music Secretary Frances Caldwell.
Critic Geneva Seegar.
Historian Dave Weeks.
Classes Excused
On account of the Interclass Debate
today at Convocation the 10 o'clock
classes have been dismissed. The
Juniors wjll meet the Sophomores in
Memorial Hall for the class champion
ship. The names ef those receiving
Phi Beta Kappa honors for the year
will also be announced.
The Size of the Sun
Under a blazing orb the size of a
dime, the Altoona Tribune says:
Above illustration is greatly reduced
from the actual size of the sun as it
was several years ago. An illustration
the actual size of the sun as it is to
day would probably take up the great-
Social anb personal
Achoth announces the pledging of
Ruth Sinclair of Lincoln.
W. H. Bixby, formerly a 6tudent In
the University Engineering College, is
in Lincoln on a short visit He Is em
ployed on a railroad extension near
Guernsey, Colo.
The Association of Collegiate
Alumni will give a reception in honor
of the national secretary, Vida Hunt
Francis, of Philadelphia, at the Lincoln
Hotel, April 21.
In honor of Miss Adelia Dodge,
traveling student secretary of the
Young Women's Christian Association,
Miss Esther Bennett entertained the
old and new cabinets at dinner at her
home yesterday.
Forty members of the active and
alumnae chapter of the Alpha Chi
Omega sorority met for a picnic lunch
eon at the chapter house Saturday
afternoon. The sorority will make
these gatherings monthly affairs. Sev
eral out-of-town guests were present
at the last luncheon.
er part of one of the pages of this
paper. The sun was quite common in
past years. The young boys and girls
might be interested in knowing that
the sun.-whlch was at one time visible
to the older people inhabiting this
earth, is a self-luminous orb which,
being in or near the center of our sys
tem of worlds, formerly gave light and
heat to all the planets, but now
throws its rays upon the earth semi
yearly and sometimes not that often.
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