The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-04
TEACHERS ARE COMING
EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION MEETS
 HERE WEDNESDAY,.
Many Notable Addresses Are on Pro- gram Arranged for nn Important Gathering superfnfend-
 ents Also to Meet.

 
 Teachers from all over Alabama will assemble in Montgomery Wednesday to attend the twenty-fourth annual con- vention of the Alabama Educational Association, whose first session will be- gin Wednesday morning at II o'clock In inc hall of the House of Representa- lives with an address of welcome by Hon. W. NJ Teague, Mayor-elect of Montgomery.
 The convention will continue until Friday evening and 1t Is expected that the attendance will be the largest in the history of the association. The prepared program includes many not able addresses Among the distin- suished speakers aside from members of the association will be Edgar Gard ner Murphy of Montgomery, secretary of the Southern Education Board; Err win Craighead, editor of The Mobile Register; Professor Wicline Rose or Peabody College, Nashville, Tenn; Cap- tain Richmond Pearson Hobson and others.
 The city superintendents' department of the association and the County Su- perintendents Association will meet Friday afternoon and will also hold sessions Friday evening.
 The committee in charge of the city superintendents' department consists of E. F. Cauthen, w. w. Benson and W. H. Bowen. number of interesting pa pers will be read by the city superin- tendents and discussions will be linn ited to five minutes each.
 The main subject for discussion by the county superintendents' department will be the improvement of rural schools. All county superintendents have been invited to be present and to participate in the discussions.
 The complete program as prepared for the various sessions of the Educa- tional Association Is as follows:
 Wednesday, II a. m.
 Address of welcome-Hon. w M Teague. Mayor-elect of Montgomery. Response-President Clarence J. Ow- ems, Anniston.
 Presidents Annual Address-H. J. Willingham, Wetumpka.
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 Appointment of Committees
 Resolutions read and referred.
 Announcements.
 Enrolment of Members.
 Adjournment.
 Wednesday, 8 p. m.
 Opportunities of Rural School Teach CTS for Improving Country Life-Prin- cipal T. D, Graves, East Tal1assee; Pro- lessor C.. L. Hildreth. Fort Payne.
 Grading Country Schools-Superin- tendent N. R. Baker. Mobile; Superin- tendent w. R. Harrison, Union Springs. Music.
 School Buildings-Superinten R. O. Meek, Attalla: Architect Frederick Ausfeld. Montgomery.
 Enrolment of Members.
 Wednesday, Si3O p. m. Music
 Address-Edgar Gardner Murphy. Executive Secretary, Southern Educa- tion Board.
 Address-Professor wicline Rose. Peabody College. Nashville, Tenn. Announcements.
 Adjournment
 Thursday, 9;30 a. ma. Agriculture-Preside Douglas AL len, Jackson; Principal A. E. Hundley. Kingston. Qualifications of County superintend- ents-Hon. l. w. Hill. Superintendent of Education.
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 Better School Houses and surround- ings-Mrs. J. D. Matlock. President Ala bama Feedration of Women's Clubs. Birmingham. supplementary Reading Course for the schools-Superintcnd P. W Hodges. Greenville; Miss Francis Hig gins, Selma. e Ethics of the Profession-Prof NJ sonville. Announcements.
 Thursday, 2,3O D. m. Music. Some Helps in Primary work-Miss Maude E. Kimball, Mobile; Miss Myrla Morris. Ensley.
 How to Keep the Boys in School Principal c. R. Bancroft Whistler: Principal C. A. Brown, Birmingham; President E. F. Cauthen. Hamilton. Industrial Education-Miss Elizabeth M: Haley Montevallo; Prof. Frank T. Nisbet Florence.
 Physical Science-Prof Weston Jen- kins, Talladega Prof H. o. Murfee, Marion.
 Report of Committees
 Election of Officers.
 Announcements
 Adjournment
 Thursday, s,3O p. m.
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 Address-Capt. Richmond P. Hobson. Enrolment of Members.
 Announcements.
 Adjournment
 Friday, 0 a. m.
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 Relation of the High School to Our Colleges and Univcrsities-Prof. R. D. Webb, Auburn; Principal J. NJ Starke, Montgomery
 EnSllSn COmpOSltlon-Prof. c. H. Barnwell University; Miss Floribel Brown, Birmingham. Professional Reading Course fer Teachers-Dr. E. F. Buchner Univer- sity; Prof. C. w. Daugette, Jackson vile. Taxation for School Purposcs-Erwln | Craighead Mobile. The following are the officers of the | Educational Associations H. J. Will | lingham. President. Wetumpka; C. w | Daugette. First Vice President, Jack | sonville; T. R. Walker Second Vice | President, Wylam; D. M. Banks Third | Vice President, Opelika; w. c. Griggs, | Secretary. Brewton; R. A. Clayton, | Treasurer. Woodlawn.
 Executive Committee-W.. E. Striplin, | Chairman, Gadsdcn; J. D. McNeel. Tal- ladega; Miss Nimmo Green. Montgom- cry.
 An appeal has been issued to all | teachers of the State to attend the | Montgomery meeting. If We expect | to build up our profession in Alabama" says the appeal, i've must join this | Association and attend the meetings, | when 1t is at all possible to do so." Just Wright Low Cut $4.OO Tan Shoes, |