Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-10
FIFTEENTH SESSION
Of the Alabama Educational Association to
Meet in Tailadega June 80 and Con-
tinue Until July 2,


bama Educa tional association will take
place at Talladega, and will continue
from June 80 to July 2. Some very inter-
esting topics will be discussed at this
meeting, and probably the most interest
ing will be paper on common school
legislation.
of the exercises:
Tuesday, June 80.
Address of welcome-Rev. s. P. West,
Taladega Give minuteS).
Responsible w. Y. Lipscomb, Annis-
ton. I
Address and papers, twenty minutes;
discussion, ten minutes.
Annual address-President George r.
MCNEIL Talladega.
Articulation of Secondary and Higher
Education in Alabama"
l. Paper, High School Standpoint
Principal A. C. Moore, High school, Biz
mingham.
Discussion Superintendent c. L. Floyd
of Montgomery; Mr.. Douglas Allen of
Collinsvile.
2. Paper, college and University
dpoint'-President r. c. Jones, UNI
versity.
Discussion-J. o. Keener, Southern uni
versity, Greensboro; President ]. A. Liner
of the Agricultural school, Evergreen
8, Paper, "a Working Plan"-Prof. 0.
D. SSmith, Polytechnic Institute. Auburn.
Observation-Disclosures j. D. YER
by, Mobile; President A. w. McGaha,
Howard college, East Lake; President
John Massey, Tuskegee.
Miscellaneous business
Elementary Department
Address and papers, fifteen minutes;
discussions, seven minutes.
Address by the directress-Miss b. M.
Haley, Jasper.
Paper, primary Geography"-Miss
Nimao Green, public schools, Montgom-
cry. Discussion-Miss Willie Wallis,
public schools, Birmingham.
kindergarten Influence Upon Ele-
mentary Education'-Mrs F. w. Parker,
Cook County Normal school, Illinois.
Paper, "Civics for Children"-Prof. e.
NJ Shackelford, State Normal, Troy.
Discussion-Miss A. C. Centerfit, public
schools, Woodlawn.
Paper, Some Helpful Myths for Ele-
mentary Schools'-Mrs. S. F. H. Tarr-
ant Montgomery Discussion = Miss
Rose E. Lewis, public schools, Birming-
ham.
General business.
Oficers-Directress Miss B. M. Haley,
Jasper; secretary, w. r. HaSrlson, Ope-
lika.
Normal Department.
Address and papers, twenty minutes;
discussions, seven minutes.
Address by director-President 70. r.
Eldrdge, State Normal, Troy.
Paper, 1.-The Normal School Problem
Miss Julia Tutwiler, State Normal, Liv-
ingston. Discussion : President Jacob
Forney, State Normal, Jacksonville.
Paper, Child Study"-Prof. G. B. Van
VIE, State Normal, Florence. Discus
sion-Mr. E. M. Wright, State Normal,
Troy; Miss Catherine Gardner, Isabel
college, Talladega.
General business
officers.
Director, E. R. Eldridge, Troy.
Secretary, A. G. Spinks Moulton.
Wednesday, July l.
General association.
Papers, twenty minutes; discussions,
ten minutes.
Report of subcommittee of fifteen on
correlation of studieS
(a.) Correlation paper, Principal f. M.
Roof Henley school, Birmingham Dis
cussion, superintendent r. v. Allgood,
Avondale.
(b.) Educational values:
1. Paper, "Language"-Prof. C. G.
Thach of the Polytechnic institute, Au-
burn Discussion, Prof B. F. Giles of
Howard college, East Lake, and Presi-
dent H. A. Moody of Bailey Springs.
2. Paper, Arithmetic" = President
James X. Powers of the state normal,
Gregory of the public schools, Mobile.
3. Paper ography''-Principal Ma
ry A. Catalan of Powell school, Birming-
ham. Discussion, Miss Annette Muslin
of public schools, Birmingham.
4. Paper "Histofy"-Prof. George Pc
trie of the Polytechnic institute, Au-
burn. Discussion, Superintendent H. c.
| Gilbert of Florence.
5. Paper, elementary Science"-Prof.
Z. Z. Brown of the Southern university,
Greensboro. Discussion
Report of committee on memoirs.
Miscellaneous business.
Supervision Department.
Address and papers, twenty minutes;
discussions, ten minutes.
Address by director-Mr. w. B. Bow
ling of Lafayette.
Paper, "Some Legislation Necessary
for Improvement of Common Schools in
Alabama" -Superintendent l.. d. Miller
perintendent J. o. Turner of Montgome-
ry President ]. H. Patterson of LaFay-
cite college, Superintendent j. M. Dew
berry of Woodlawn and President Leoni-
das Jones of Roanoke.
Paper patriotic acknowledgements
tendent j. w. Abercrombie of Admission.
Discussion, President ]. A. b. Lovett of
Montezuma college, Bessemer.
General business.
Officers-Director.W B. Bowling of La
Fayette, secretary, -. y. OldtOn Oh YER
bepa.
Addresses and Papers.
Address and papers, fifteen minutes
discussions, seven minutes.
Address by director. DIR. b. r. Meek
university Tuscaloosa.
Paper, What Should Be the Allowance
of Time for English in High Schools ?"-
Col. ]. t. Murfee. Military institute. Ma.
| rlon.
D:scussion-Miss Alice Caller. Alabama
| Female college, Tuskegee; Principal D.
| Gillis, Brewton; President M. X. Glenn
| ents, Agricultural school, Athens.
| Paper, BEST Course of Reading; How
| to Secure Their Use by Students"--Prof
| ID. B. Chrstenberry. Southern university
| Greensboro.
Discussion--Prof e. NJ Shackelford
Stale normal. Troy; Mr.. J. Il. Wright
N NJ. academy, Mobile: Miss W. O. Sum.
mers. Pollock-Stephen institute. Bir-
mingham
Paper, as There an Excess of Philoiog.
ical instruction in Many Modern Ele.
| mentary Text Books ?"-Prof. C. b. Ross
| Polytechnic institute, Auburn.
Discuss on-PrincipaI j, c. DuBose