The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-05-25
PROGRAMME HAS
 BEEN COMPLETED Ala. Educational Association
 Meets at Tuscaloosa MANY WILL BE PRESENT Sessions Begin Tuesday, June IA, and Birmingham Will Be We'll Repre-
 sented-Arraneements
 Made for Visitors.
MANY WILL BE PRESENT

The Alabama Educational Association will meet in Tuscaloosa Tuesday June IA, 15 and 16 A large attendance of edu- cators from various parts of the State are expected to attend and Birmingham will be well represented. The official pro gramme has been completed by H. J. willingham of wetumpka, J. H. Foster of Tuscaloosa, and Miss Lulie Jones of Florence. It is as follows:
 Tuesday, June H. s:SO p. m.
 Overture.
 Invocation.
 Address of Welcome, Hon. ". c. Cock ran, Mayor Tuscaloosa.
 Address of Welcome, President John ". Abercrombie.
 Response for the Association. President c. C. Thach, Auburn.
 Reception by the local committee.
 Wednesday, a. m.
 Music.
 Presidents Annual Address, c. B. Glenn, Birmingham, Ala.
 Music.
 Topic Consolidation of Rural Schools.
 "A" Advantages aceruing from the New Districts. E. M. Shac1leford, Troy, Ala.
 'B" Buildings, Grounds and Equipment Miss Edith Bellany, Florence, la.
 Music.
 General Discussion.
 The Education Work of the Federated vallo, Ala.
 The County Tax. T. R. Walker, wylam, Ala. Music. General Discussion. Appointment of committee.
 Resolutions read and referred.
 Announcements.
 Enrolment of members.
 Adjournment.
 Wednesday, S3O p. m:
 Round table.
 Topic: College Entrance Requirements for Alabama Institutions. Dr. A. F. Montague, East Lake, Ala.
 General discussion. Round table.
 Problems in the Country schools.-J. D. McNeel Talladega, Ala.
 General discussion.
 Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons. 3;SO o'clock Department of county superintendents. Wednesday night, S3O o'clock: Address. Hon. I. w. Hill, superintend- ent of education.
 Address. Hon. R. M. Cunningham, lieu tenant governor of Alabama. Thursday morning, 9;SO.
 Music.
 Play as a Factor in Education. Mrs. J. H. Phillips, Birmingham, Ala. Discussion.
 Drawing in the Public Schools. Miss Ida M Strawn, Chicago, III. Vocal Music in the Public Schools. Miss Ieta Lifts, Birmingham, Ala.
 Industrial Training. J. II. Morse, Jack sonville, Ala. l General discussion. Music | Report of secretary. | Report of treasurer. 1 "A" Resolutions. "B' Memoirs, C | Standing, "D" Special | Report of committees.
 Election of officers.
 Adjournment. | Thursday afternoon S:3o | Round Table.
 Literature in the Elementary Schools.
 Miss Nimo Green, Montgomery
 General Discussion.
 Round Table.
 The State Examination for Teachers. w. w. Benson, Ft. Deposit | History, J. J. Doster, Troy, Ala. | Reduced rates will be made for the ] conference from all points south of the ! Ohio and Potomac rivers and east of the Mississippi river. Arrangements have also | been made to secure reduced rates at the hotels and boarding houses of Tusca- loosa and everything possible will be done to make the visit If the educators | pleasant. Immediately after the sessions of the educational association nave ended the summer school of the University of Ala bama will begin, lasting until July 29, in which teachers and others will have an opportunity to engage in professional and academic work