The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-28

true sense a Democracy until we have given every boy and every girl the opportunity to make the greatest value of themselves.
 institution in the country" she said. ''The men are being co-educated. But the women must do the same as do the men. There Is no school where women are trained in their special line, that of homemaking. What provision IS being made toward improvink women In knowledge to develop the physical side of the home? I am longing to see built somewhere in this country an institution which will give nve.fold education: the spiritual, the inteilec- tusl, the physical. the social and the educational"
 Program for Today.
 At the close of the formal addresses, Dr. Abercrombie announced the pro- gram of the three conventions for to- day. The following meetings will be
 Southern Educational Association:
 9:30 o'clock---Girls High school.
 Invocation--Rev Charles A. Stakely. pastor of First Baptist church.
 soat6srn Pors states a IS1'Sa Sy state superinten- dents or their Representatives.: Ala bama, Superlntendent-elect H. c. Gun nells; Arkansas. Superintendent J J. CT; Georgia, superintendent w. B. Mer- ritt; Kentucky, Superintendent J.. Fl l. Fuqua. Louisiana. Superintendent J. B. Aswe,l; Maryland. superintendent M. dent H. L. Withheld; Missouri. Super intendent W. T. Carrington: North Carolina, Superintendent J. Y: Joy Baxter; South Carolina. Superintendent W. H. Hand; Tennessee. superinten- dent s. A. Mynders; Texas, Superlnten- dent R. B. Cousins, yirginias supeHr,i.n- ginia, Superintendent T. c. Miller.
 Appointment of committees.
 Announcements and adjournment.
 o'clock-Giris High scnooL Depart- ments of Superintendents. ..
 Discussion-"Gradin Salaries of Teachers in City Schools upon the Basis Of Efficiency" ,...a..4,. Duty in the Education of Negroes.
 3 o'cIock-Girls High School. Depart menfs of Administration.
 Discussion, by Board or Eaucstion lon members and others. of matters or m" terest in their work.
 Business meeting.
 o'ciock-Girls High School, Depart meants assaSa, ol Snl5p c1mTransitional Peril ods during Development ..
 paner. sIn Infancy"-Miss Mary F. Jones. Peabody Normal College. Nash ViIss Psper % Tn chlldhood"-NIiss celestia Parrish. Georgia State Normal School Aiaspsi Papsr, Tn Adoieseenee"--PrOf; chas. J. c Menett, Louisiana state oniVer- s'fs: gans sS'onD ..Discipiine, Its Uses and Abrses"-Prof. Robert Morris. Univer- sity of Tennessee. Knoxville. Tenn
 Business meeting. -.,,
 s o'clock-Girle High 6rhool
 Department of industrial and Manual ATss Paper enSeeas ia POlyssehnic Inse.- tutes'-President Charles 1hacn' Al wS1luNaNhnfC Institute.
 tion'@Prof. W. H Drane. University of Mississippi ......, un s,fneerinr on the Development or South srn Industries" Prof. s. B, Earle elem son Agricultural College, South Caro- lima. , sr.atn,r1 ,o C. k'raley, Nashville, Tenn.
 Paper, History and Progress or Manual Training in Alabama -ProA- .. J. Doster, Troy, Ala n,,.
 Psper, rho Demand for Domestic Science among the Young Womanhood of the south"-Miss Agnes Helen liar
 Paper. history and psyslopmafp1t , apro9 9t ' # M McBryde, Jr.. swee. Rriar. Va,
 o'clock, Girls High school, De- partment of Normal lnstructicn.
 General subject The EssentiaI Am Aims of State Nornbal TrdlnluA oCnUOio prasident M. e. Wilson, State Norma. Coiiege. Florence, Alabama; President ts w. Daugette State Normal School Jacksonville. Ala; President F.. M SbacIxelford State Normal College. Trov Ala. Miss Elizabeth M. Haley. Girls Normal and Industrial School
 7:se O'Clock. Court Street Methodist Church. r,.A ..,o. St. Johns Episcopal Church, Mont Address, 'Educational Ideals''-Pres- ident E. B. Lraighead, Tulane uni varsity. New Orleans, La.
 Address, The Education of Our Mountain Boys"-Miss Martha Berry, founder and principal, Boys Industrial Scnool. Rome. Ga. ,,-.
 Announcements and adjournment