The Bismarck Tribune

CITY TEACHERS LAY CONVENTION PLANS

Preparations Begun for Meeting of State Association Next November

Teachers in the Bismarck public schools already are making plans for their part in entertaining the state meeting of the North Dakota Education association, which will be held here the early part of November, according to Supt. H. O. Saxvik, who is in charge of local arrangements.

One of the features of a state educational convention which always creates a large degree of interest is the exhibits of work done by the schools of the city in which the convention is held

R. L. Wells. in charge of the exhibits which occasioned much favorable comment at the convention here four years ago, will again be chairman of the exhibit committee consisting of the Misses Esther Gerrard and Mathilda Welo, Roosevelt school: Ovidia Seter and Leone Mushinski, Richholt school: Anne Rodewald and Judith Rue. William Moore school: Edna Boss and Lucile Malmquist, Wachter school: Esther Maxwell, Charlotte Schmidt, and T. E. Simle, Will school; and Roy H. Neff and Gertrude Almos, high school.

This committee has already held several meetings to plan its exhibits, for most of the work will have to be done in the remaining months of the present school year, Wells said. Committees to cooperate with the Association of Commerce in planning entertainment features for the convention will be named soon.

This convention, which meets in Bismarck every fourth year, will bring about two thousand teachers to the city. It is the largest convention that the city is privileged to entertain. As it will be the first visit to Bismarck for many of the teachers, every effort will be made to acquaint them with the points of interest in and around the city.