North Carolina education [1922 : June]

September Issue Will be a “Spelling- and Languag-e” Special NORTH CAROLINA EDUCATION A Journal of Education, Rural Progress and Civic Betterment Ы o. Vol. XVI. No. 10 RALEIGH, N. C., JUNE, 1922 Price: $1.50 a Year Lowest Club Rate Now $1.25 Owing to tiie greatly increased costs of printing and mailing North Carolina Education, the publisher is impelled to advance the lowest clubbing rate from $1.00 to $1.25 a year. Within less than eighteen months, our printing costs have increased fifty per ceut, the cost of mailing has doubled, the rate of postage has been increased by the government, and there has been a stiff advance in office rents. While these costs were mounting steadily upward, the one dollar rate was allowed to stand, but it was at an embarrassing financial sacrifice borne by the publisher himself solely and alone. Unwilling to believe that the teachers of North Carolina wish him to print their journal at such a sacrifice, he makes this moderate increase in the clubbing rate with full confi¬ dence that such necessary action will meet their approval and receive in undiminished degree their cordial support. The regular price for single subscriptions remains at $1.50 a year. The rate for clubs of two to four is $1.40 each; for ten or more, $1.25 each. September a “ Spelling and Language ” Number It is planned to publish nest year several special numbers of North Carolina Education. The series will begin with the September issue, which will be a speeial “Spelling and Language” num¬ ber. Linking tip with the State-wide spelling contest mentioned by Hr. Latham in this Juno num¬ ber, it will be replete with articles, hints, methods, and devices for producing practical results in teaching spelling and language. By all means, send your renewal or subscription in time to receive this September number. And may this be the most delightful, the most refreshing, and the most profitable vacation you have ever enjoyed. Faithfully yours, W. F. Marshall, Publisher. Contents of This Number SPECIAL ARTICLES РЛСЕ Don’t Forget These Four Things, Miriam McFadyen . . . 4 Durham County Program of Administration and Supervision, Matilda O. Michaels and John W. Carr, Jr . 8 Get These Two Books . - . 11 Important Articles in Recent Numbers . .-. . 11 List of Summer Schools for White Teachers, A. T. Allen . 3 Plan of Teacher Training in High Schools, A. T. Allen . 4 State-wide Spelling Contest, R. H. Latham . 3 Teaching History and Civics: in Conclusion, TFiit, T. Laprade . . . 10 The Johnson Boy and the Farm School, Roy H. Thomas . 5 To County and City Superintendents, E. C. Brooks . . . 7 F.DITORIAL PAGE Loans from the $5,000,000 Building Fund _ 13 Not Yet . 12 Pith and Paragraph . 12 Professional Status of the State Board of Education . 13 Reading Circle Work for 1922-23 . 12 Revised Classification of Colleges . . 12 DEPARTMENTS Advertising . . . 2 and 15-24 Editorial . 12-13 News and Comment About Books . 14 State School News . 1» MISCELLANEOUS Eliot and Edison _ : . $ The Thing that Counts, Henry Ford . . . Ц Work; ,IJMry:'JF6{tll.A — ^.!a...«. - - - 10'.