The age-herald., 1900-06-08
PROGRAMME HAS
 BEEN ARRANGED
Nineteenth Annual Meeting Ala bama Educationa! Association.
SOME SPLENDID PAPERS
Will Be Held in This City June 26 to 29 Inclusive-To Meet With State Association of County
 Superintendents

The nineteenth annual meeting of the Alabama Educational association, which meets in this city June 26 27 and 2S, in con- junction with the State association of county superintendents, promises to be one of the most interesting and successful meetings in the history of the organization. The membership of the association is made up of the leading educators of the state and the attendance upon the meeting is expected to be large.
 President Dewberry and the other officers of the association are hard at work arrang- ing the details of the meeting and have met with much encouragement in formu- lating the following programme: Tuesday, June 26, 1900
 3:SO D. m.-Prayer by Rev. John G. Mur- ray of the Church of the Advent.
 Welcome Address-Hon. w M. Drennen, mayor of Birmingham, and Prof. w. P. Taylor, Birmingham. Responses, President James K. Powers of the University of Ala bama, and Miss E. M. Haley of Monteval- 10.
 Organization and enrolment.
 S:3O D. m.-Annual address. President J. NJ. Dewberry of Birmingham.
 Superintendents Address-Hon. J. w. Abercrombie, state superintendent of edu- cation of Montgomery.
 Appointment of committees.
 Wednesday, June 27, 1900
 300 a. m.-General session. CD Require ments for Admission" paper by Dr. J. H. Phillips, of Birmingham.
 Discussion Limited to five minutes):- "Elementary," Miss Minnie Woodall, of C,N,s Pelham, of Anniston; Academic College" President James K. Powers University of Alabama; Technical College. Professor c. C. Thatch, Auburn; Business College" W. N. Smith, Birmingham
 Professional: Law" Judge w. S. Thor ington, University of Alabama; Medicine" Dr. B. L. Wyman, Birmingham; "Theol- ogy," Professor D. P. Christenberry, Greensboro; Preaching" Professor M D. Pace, Troy.
 @ ''Child Labor," paper by Miss Julia Tutwiler Livingston. Discussion, Professor w. E. Stripln, Tallasee.
 (3) Compulsory Education" paper by President F. M Roof, Howard College Dis cussion. Professor John Savage, Montgom- cry.
 d) Newspaper Education paper by Dr w. s. Wyman, unicersity; discussion, Professor S. Y. Hamerton, Hamntol.
 (5) Sources from Which Public School Fund Should Be Drawn" paper, C. G. Lynch. Russellville; discussion, M. c. All good, Chepullepec
 The afternoon session will meet with the state association of county superin- tendents
 S:30 D. m.-"The Kindergarten Move- ment," Mrs. J. H. Phillips, Birmingham.
 "The Reformatory School' Mrs. R. D. Johnston, Birmingham.
 What womens Clubs Have Done for Education Mrs. A. T. Goodwyn, Robin son Springs.
 What Club Women and Women's Clubs Can Do for Education," Mrs. John D. Wyker, Decatur. Thursday, June ?s, 1900 EIsa 9 a. m.-Q) 'The State Normal Schools as Factors in the Education of the State," paper, Professor c. w Dangeth, Jackson vile; discussion, Professor H. J. Willing ham, Lnevile. @ "rhe State Examination of Teach ers," paper Professor George R. McNeill, Lafayette; discussion, Professor A. c. Seay, Sylacanga (3) Should Normal School Graduates Be Required To Take State Examination of Teachers for License?" paper, Professor T. R. Walker, Gainesville; discussion, Profess sor M. c. Wilson, Florence 4.) Reports-(a) Special committees (b) secretary; Co treasurer; (d) executive com mittee; Co auditing committee; G) com | mittee resolutions; (g) committee on nominations.
 (5) Miscellaneous or general business Adjournment. TAKES PLACE TONIGHT