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THURSDAY
8:00 to 9:30 a.m.

MORNING—Junior High School

District Meetings

District 1—Rear of Auditorium.
District 2—Room 203.

District 3—Room 204.

District 4—Room 205.

District 5—Room 209.

District 6—Balcony of Auditorium.
District 7—Room 211.

District 8—Room 212.

District 9—Room 213.

District 10—Library, Room 207.

District
District
District
District
District
District

11—Room 301.
12—Room 302.
183—Room 303.
14—Room 305.
15—Room 308.
17—Room 309.

THIRD GENERAL SESSION
THURSDAY MORNING—Junior High School
Presiding, Mrs. E. W. Emery, State President

9:45 a.m.
Music—Assembly Singing.
Director, Marshall Randel.
Accompanist, Mrs. A. E. Buck.
Devotions—“The Great Parade’—
Mrs. George Winters, Fourth Vice-President.

10:00 a.m.
Business Session:
Report of Nominating Committee,
Mrs. D. D. Harbaugh, Chairman.
Report of State Treasurer, W. T. Markham.
/ Report of Credentials Committee,

Mrs. G. Goodson Wright, Chairman.
10:30 a.m.

11:00 a.m.
Panel—“Recreational Possibilities for Busy Days.”
Leader—Harry Dawdy, State Chairman of
Juvenile Protection.
Home—Dr. Forrest C. Allen.
School—Harry Dawdy.
Church—Rev. Hugh B. Fouke,
First Methodist Church.
Community—Barclay Bond,
Secretary, Y. M. C. A. Emporia.

Address—“Recreation”—
Dr. Forrest C. Allen, University of Kansas,
Lawrence, State Chairman of Recreation.

11:50 a.m.
Penny Parade for Student Aid.
Explanation by Mrs. H. C. McVey.
Leader—Mrs. Leo Markowitz, Emporia.

LUNCHEON HOUR

12:00 p. m.
Elementary School, Grill Room, Broadview Hotel.
Chairman, Mrs. A. D. Lowe, Tenth District
Director.
Co-Chairman—Mrs. Elmer Smith, Emporia.
Music—Solo
Miss Barbara West, Senior High School,
Music Department.
Invocation—Mrs. Charles Beals, Emporia.

“The P.T.A. and The Schools as Co-Educationists,”

Miss Delore Gammon,
Elementary School Supervisor, Emporia.

Junior-Senior High School—Mitway Hotel,
Chairman, W. M. Richards, Third Vice-Pres.
Co-Chairman, Mrs. S. A. Wagner, Emporia.

Music—Girls’ Trio—Senior High School.

“How The Parent Teacher Association Can Fit
Into the School Vocational Guidance Program,”

W. T. Markham, State Board of Vocational
Education, Topeka.

“How The Parent Teacher Association Can Fit Into

the School’s Educational Guidance Program,”
Hugh Brogan, Associate Principal, Emporia
Senior High School.

Rural School—Blue Room, Broadview Hotel,

Chairman, Mrs. William Downs, Sixth Vice-
President.
Co-Chairman, Mrs. Wilbur Davis, Emporia.

Music—Logan Avenue School Chorus,

Director, Niles Moffat, Rural School Music
Supervisor. ‘

Invocation—Fred Smith, County Superintendent,
Lyon County.

“Rural Service’—Mrs. Adah Cain, Department of
Education, Topeka, Kansas.

“National Parent-Teacher”—Mrs.
Kansas City,

“Library Service In the Rural Areas”—

Miss Helen Wagstaff, University of Kansas,
Lawrence.

Jesse Wire,

FOURTH GENERAL SESSION
THURSDAY AFTERNOON—Junior High School

Presiding—Mrs. W. R. Loder, First Vice-President and Mrs.
E. W. Emery, State President

2:00 p.m.
Music—Women’s Quartette, College of Emporia.
Invocation—Rev. Ernest Tonsing,
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church.
Business Session:
Reports—
State President—Mrs. E. W. Emery.
National Parent-Teacher—Mrs. Jesse Wire,
Chairman.
Kansas Parent-Teacher—Mrs. J. W. Oursler,
Editor.
Emblems—Mrs. Glen Steven, State Chairman.
2:30 p.m.
Address—“Our Students and Tomorrow’s World,”
Miss Julia Emery, Wichita, State Chairman,
International Relations.
3:00 p. m.
Address—“Problems of Citizenship in Wartime,”
Dr. David L. McFarlane, State Teachers Col-
lege of Emporia.
3:45 p.m.
Discussion.
4:00 p.m.
Mother Singers Rehearsal.
Shopping Hour.

6:00 p. m.
CONVENTION DINNER—Broadview Hotel, Grill Room
Presiding, W. T. Markham, State Treasurer

. Invocation—Mr. W. M. Richards, Emporia.
Music—Girls’ Glee Club, Senior High School.
String Trio, Senior High School.
Introductions.