The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-21
Twenty-second Annual Session to B.
 Held in Birmingham.

| T 4WGutY~BtCOAo 1Ahud4 SSbD1oh " Ss Held in Birmingham.
 Birmingham, May 2o.-(special. )-The following Is the program for the twenty second annual session of the Alabama | Educational Association to be held at Bir- mingham. June l6. II and IS:
 TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE Is, 1o:sO | O'CLOCK. | 2. Address of Welcome. Hon. W. M. Drennen. Mayor of Birmingham.
 3. Response, pr. John Massey, Tus- kegee.
 {. Presidents Address. President M. c. Wilson. Florence. ! 5. Are Our Public Schools Fulfilling 1 their Mission as Character Builders? Su- perintendent H. c. Gilbert, Florence. Dill. Bessemer.
 6. Enrolment of Members.
 TUESDAY AFTERNOON. 3:ao O'CLOCK. ROUND TABLES. 1. Topic, Nature Study-Prof. John J. | Graham, University; President c. w. Daugette, Jacksonville; Miss Pearl Dod- l son. Oakman; Miss Rose c. Lewis, Birm- | ingham. and others. 2. Topic, Arithmetic-Prof. M. D. Pace. Troy; Dr. Otis D. Smith, Auburn; Prof. Noah Jones, Coliinsville; Miss Anna M. I
 TUESDAY EVENING. S:so O'CLOCK. 1. Address. Dr. Charles D. McIver, Greensboro. N. c. | WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE F, 9 O'CLOCK. | l. Consolidation of Rural Schools, Hon. Chappell Cory, Birmingham. Discussion, supt. J. L. Barnard. oleander; Supt. J. D. Humphrey. Huntsville; supt. s. s. Murphy, Mobile.
 ?. Value of Manual Training in the | Public School: 1, R. L. Dimmit, Birm- ingham; ?, F. T. Nisbitt. Florence. | 3. Reciprocal Relation of the College and the Common School. President John | ". Abercrombie. University. Discussion, | Supt. J. H. Phillips, Birmingham Pres. Chas. c. Thach. Auburn. 1. School Discipline, Prof H. O. Mur- fee. Marion. Discussion. Prof. A. F. liar man, Decatur; Mrs. s. H. F. Tarrant, Oxmoor.
 WED..--~--.Y AFTERNOON, s:so 1 O'CLOCK. l ROUND TABLES. l 1. Topic. Reading-Frederick Manley. Cambridge, Mass; Miss Cutie Blood worth, Union Springs; Miss Ethel Saw telle. Tuscumbia; Miss Lulie Powers New Decatur.
 g. Topic, Kindergarten-Miss Maude Lindsey. Florence; Miss Fairfax, Mobile Miss May Hall, Birmin yham; Miss Mary Blssett. Birmingham.
 "WEDNESDAY EVENING, s:30 O'CLOCK
 l. Address. pr. Edward F. Buchner University.
 2. Address. supt. I. W. Hill. Mont gomery.
 8. Reception, Hotel Hillman.
 THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE IS, 9:oC
 O'CLOCK.
 1. Definite Aims of instruction, Prof Chas. A. Brown, Birmingham. Discus. sion, Prof. c. L. McCartha, Troy: Prof C. F. Vigor. Mobile.
 2. Report on Reading Course for Teach T CTS, Prof. J. B. Cunningham, Chairman Birmingham. Dis ;ussion. Dr. s. M. Hos-
 mer. Greensboro; Prof. E. P. Hogan | Ef st Lake.
 3. Report of Committee on School IL brary, Miss Lule c. Jones, Chairman, Russelville. Discussion, G. W. Duncan, Auburn: s. A. Ellis. Birmingham | {. Report of Committee on Schedule of Studies for Secondary Schools. Pres. Chas. c. Thach. Chairman, Auburn. Dls- cussiDn, Prof D. F. Chris.e berry, Greepsboro; Prof. Wm. P. Taylor, Birm- 1 ingham.
 THURDAY AFTERNOON, 3:sO O'CLOCK l. Entertainment oy Lo1al Committee. All railroads will give a -ound-trlp rate of one snd one-third fare. Persons de- l siring to avail thems elves of the reduced rate must purchase a ticket, paying for 1t full fare. and se.Ire from the railroad agent at the starti ,g point a certificate that full fare has been paid. With this certificate. signed by the Secretary of the Association and :ountersignad by the union ticket agent at Birmingham, a re- turn ticket may be purchased at one third of the regular fare. Hotels and boarding houses will give reduced rates to members of the Associ- alton. Arrangements may be made in advance by addressing T. R. Walker, care Superintendent City Schools, Birm- ingham, Ala.