The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-31
PROGRAM FOR THE TEACHERS Alabama Educational Association to Meet. SESSION BEGINS ON APRIL l6 Auxiliary Organizations Win Meet
 at Same Time. wm T. All Pros.bility B. th. Most Important Mestias the state
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SESSION BEGINS ON APRIL l6

The oficial program for. the com tnx annual meeting of the Alabama Ed ucational Association to be held In Montgomery, was yesterday announced through Hon. W. F. Feagfn. Chief Clerk of the Department of Education. The program is regarded as one Of the. most interesting and varied in the history of the Association. M
 The teachers of Alabama by the hundreds. win gather in this city April is. IT and IS. to attend the twenty seventh annual session of the Alabapia Educational Association. It is conn dantly believed that the assemblage on these dates will eclipse in numbers any previous session of this staurch body of pedagogues.
 Tie Information is given in the pro- gram that the New Exchange Hotel will ba the headquarters of the Association during the meeting here. The general sessions will be held in the Montgofn- cry Theatre.
 1t has been arranged that all trains catering Montgomery during the time that the Association is in session will be met by members of the local execu- five committee and teachers will be di- rectsd in the matter of securing places to board. The hotels, boarding houses. restaurants and private homes VIII rnak especial efforts for the entertain rnen{ @f ali the teachers.
 III music for the sessions will be surni&hed by Miss Alice Sachs Direct or of School Music Montgomery City' Schools. s
 Arrangements have been made for the usual rate of one fare plus twen- ty.five cents for the round trip or az count of the meeting.
 The program will open on April IS at | o'clock in the afternoon with the address of welcome to be delivered oy pr B J. Baldwin. president of the ySoard If Education of the Montgomery p,,hr,c Schools. This will be followed hv & speech of response by p. E. Bur. Ieson. of the Florence Normal College, and then will come the annual address ,,ersntendent of the Union Springs City Thursaay. April as. 3 ?. n
 Music, M st s.
 Invocation. =.
 Aaaresg Of welcoms--Dr. B. ! Bald vrin, President of Board of Education' MontRomery Public Schoois Response--D. g. Burleson. Florence Normai College. Florence.
 president's Annual Address--W R. F4arrison, superintendent City Schools. Union Springs.
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 Raception to the members os .11S .rsatssr., !, sociation by Local Committee VI ~ tainm'Rsi Friday. April 10, . a. ~.
 Topie. nsslS. ~rhs Professional pisnisy st 1.i reaching: ... reacher--E. M ' Hodsona os Hartssile; ". H MAcns' lar. psy.op ..;' opersonal life of the TeschsEI
 r fIobdy, Aibertvilie; MISS S~' '''sss =: F. Lu1pe.. r,Sa culture of the Teacherr-Dh. pIgh . sssoree Petrie, Auburn
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 4ets 4 whistler; c. ". pause''s' 1acksonville.
 DeparenS,h sosrds--Judge John H.
 T.. prsaident of Board of Educa- psquSG SGaasden City Schools. Ga6soen: t gon' R. Greene, President Boaro or ESuca tion, opelika City Sch oois' ope lika.
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