Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-12-28 | Page 3 | Open Teachers' Sessions Today

11 OPEN TEACHERS' I SESSIONS TODAY First Meeting of Annual I U. E. A. Convention to Be Held Tonight SALT LAKE, Dei". 2S.--Ut.ih tcxrh- M era ar0 arriving in Salt Lake to attend "J the Twenty-fifth annual COn 1 J 'ij9 the Utah Educational association. The T . rirM session of the convention will b '.T hr at the tabernacle al 8 o:...-k to- jPH night jfcjB Until 5 o"clock yesterday afternoon. Hiflj 150 instructors had registered at the IkH eU. E. A. headquarter. opened by VjJ Secretary J Challen Smith In the Ho- HI tel Utah- A. J. Goodwin and G. 13. Jg flfl Archibald assisted Mr. Smith in pre- i)-' ffH convention arrangement?. Mi Dr. L. D Coffinan, president of I no SI University of Minnesota, who will be It Mm une of the principal speakers at the J? convention, will arrive this morning --fiH lp vl" 8Pe:,k tonight, tomorrow morn- A Ing ;i :..l '1 hUl Bda3 Dr. & Q, Slsson president of the ) MV I nlversit) i Montana, and Ncphi J .-B Morris of Salt I.akc. are the other r- flH guests of the convention and will dc- itjvl liver lectures. U 9M The program in full for tonight's J I... eting folio ! gjjM Community singing P. MeKin Xfll Pi toisen, director. .1. J McClcllan, or W2I Salt Lake Opera quintet Mre- Mary 1 Atkinson! opra.no; Wise ESdna i lM contralto; Vted C Graham, lenor and f Jf dli ctor; F Melvln Petersen baritone; Kl, Miss Becky Almond pianist H i a ) Quartet from "The Persian Gar-! den" (Lehman) ! selection from W 1'put" . i ;..iiM,ici i n i iiit ' from m Lt'tha' i lotow ) M Invocation Rt Rev. Arthur W. i W Moulton, bishnf, or Utah. L 1 Address Ii L D Coffman presl- . aent "i the Cnlversltj ol illnnesota, ' Fhc New and. Old Points of VIe.il In Education." 7 Nominations of officers, without speeches i. .A Naming of committee on nomina-( ;ions, delegate! ! N E i Community singing- i will be nol I tl progin for tm tonight calls for the nomination ol of-, I fleers (without speeches) and In this. -, connection the greatest Interest cen- ErH lers In the election of a president for irjH the ensuing year Foui candidates are "SB known to ho In the field for this i.isl- jBH tion. with u strong probability that a ijMh' fifth will enter th race The avowed StflH randdatcs are Dr. A. M Merrill of tjBb Ogden (Incumbent), i'rofcsaor B. Ito- aPJ land Lewis, head of the English de-1 partment of the University of Utah; I 'mm Professor Fred W Reynold) also of the iWM University of Utah, with C II. Skld- f .'ml more of Box Elder county a receptive' i jSI candidate, who appears likely to rte-i f velop considerable strength