The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-31

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 b. The Practical Teaching of Agrf- culture in the Public Schools--Hon, J. A. Wilkinson, Commissioner of Agri- culture and Industries. Montgomery.
 c. Domestic Art and Science in Sec ondary Education-Miss Merle N. Stew ems. 'Monfevalio.
 a. scnool Improvement in Alabama.
 onacers: Mrs. ]. D. Matlock. Presl- dent. Birmingham; Mrs, Irwin Craig head yiee-President Mobile; Miss sara Clark, Secretary, Montgomery: Mrs. H. C. Gunneis. Treasurer. Montgomery.
 ProHram. ~ss7
 a. Presentation of the Werk--Mrs. F ID. Thames, Greenvilie. Asscciations
 .. Discussion.
 q. Election of oficers.
 Adjournment. . .rs.s
 {. school Music--Mrs. Maude E. Truitt Director of Music Mobile City Schools. Leader. ~
 s. Violin Solo.
 b. The Normal School ana County Institute in Relation 10 Music-Miss Eva L. Bennett. State Normal cci1ekc. Florence.
 C.. Vocal solo. . s-a 4.
 d The Song Element: Its Influence Upon the child's Developrnent-Miss s.s..1 sesss.s1 S'i.iDaisohs S~-s-A''-s
 .. Does it make Song Singing" less beautiful to learn the technical side of Music?--Miss Alice Sachs. Supervisor of Music. Montgomery. ..s-.s,
 f. Relation ,of. the Grade Teacher to Music on--superintendent J. M Collier. Decatur. Ist s..&<ls
 G.. Symp osium; of Children's Songs--- Talks and Il.ustrations--Mrs Martha S. Gietow, President General Southern Industrial Educational Association. Washington D. C.--i A sAaf
 h. High School Music--Its7Use and Its Standing gAttss Kitts. Supervisor of
 Il. What Results Should be Obtained in the Various Grades of the Public Schools z-Miss Katie Belle Hopson. Opelika.
 ]. Violin solo--niss Georgia stiri- ing, Mobile. <. Sss ts @ ment-Election of Oficers 9sf
 g. Primary work--Mrs. J. H. Phil lips, Birmingham. rssle ! "a. What a Primary Teacher Should Know. }: The Use and Abuse of Imitation in Primary Work. . ysi
 z. The Problem of the Primary Teacher in the Rural School. j 6. Kindergartens--Miss Maud Lind say. FIorence. ssas4t f s+t !.
 Friday, April IF, g ?. m.
 Educational Address--Hon. B. B. Co.,: raer. Governor of Alabama, Montgom- Address. "rhe Teacher of the. rv.n. tieth century''-pr. wyylo. Thompson. President Ohio State University. Co., lunbus, o. e
 snfurday, April IS. s ~ a. m. Business meeting. l. Reports of standing Committees, g.. Reports 'cf Special Committees.
 s. Election of OfIicers Final adjournment.
 Department of City superintenaenss. Oficers-J. B. Hobdy, President AI- bertviiie. Executive Commfttee-P " Hodges. Chafrnnan, Greenvilie: T M. At. ktnson. Athens;'M. H. Pearson. Dothan. Prowram
 Thursday. April 1s, 10 .. m.
 Address. The Teacher,"--Superin. tendent ". p. Stripiin, Gadsden. Discussion. conducted by Afr. Strip Election oe onacers.
 Adjournment.
 Deparsment of County sapersntena..ts Ohicers--I. w. McAdory, Presidant Birmingham; s. W. Compton. Secretary. Myrtlewood.
 Executive comniittee-c K. sharp Chairman. Highland Home: ". T. Hoi. ingsworth, Lafayette;.s w H. McCIaI-, land. Athens
 Program.
 Thursday, April 10, fO a. m. s.ef, l.s Annual Address--Presiden l. "; McAdory. Jefferson County.
 g.. The Supplement for Insunaeient state Funds: J. S. Lambert, Superirl- tendent Baldwin County; J. B. OrBan- nons Superintendent, Escambia County: ". M. Head. Superintendent. Dale County; J.. M. Lammons Superintond snt, Geneva County.
 2. How.may we secure Uniformity of Grading in the Country SchooIs?- W. ]. Demsley, Superintendent, Chcc- taw County; $. R. Butler, Superintend- ent Madison County; ]. P. Oliver, Sue pertntendent Tallapoosa County; D. V. Smith, Superintendent, cuillman Coun tg 1
 Fl Friday, April IF, 2 ?. m. '~ f Business Session.
 q What Conditions should Influence the County Boards in making the Ap- pottionment of Funds?--S. W. Comp. ton. Superintendent Marengo County; John C. Williams, Superintendent Tal. Iadega County; T. J. Lamar. Superin. tendeht. Walker County: D. M. Banks Superintendent, Lee County.
 g. The Relation of the County Su' perintendent to the County Board:=J F. Koonce. Superintendent, Lauderdale County: F. B. Hughes. Superintendent, Tuscaloosa County: R. E. Blount. Su' perintendent. Washington County.
 Adjournment.
 The American Book Company. of Chi cago. this year donated the printing of the program and the result Is one of the most excellent and neatest pamph- let's the Association has. ever had.