The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-09
DAYS PROGRAMME
 FOR THE SECTIONS

In the various rooms of the High school this afternon the nine departments will meet and carry out their programmes posted at headquarters.
 City Superlntendents and School
 Boards.
 Fundamental Needs of the City Schools" Superintendent Isaac W. Hill Opelika. Discussion led by Superintendent J. H. Phillips, Birmingham. "A Practical Course of Study" Dr. l. c. McNeill, Memphis. School Boards Their Duties and Quail cations" Dr. Benjamin J. Baldwin, presi- dent Montgomery school board. Physical Training and Medical Inspec- tion,' pr. w. T. Tendon, member Ensley school board. County Superlntendents. 9 a. m.-Annual address of president, John c. Williams, Talladega county. Efficient Supervision A. w. Hayes Bibb county; J. B. Dell, Houston county; w. H. Story, Pickens county; R. C.. Heard, Clark county; c. H. Lewis Butler county.
 2 p. m.-"Fitting Salary of Teacher Ao- cording to Grade of Certificate Held" D. V. Smith, Cullman county; B. Davie, Bar bour county; H. w. Mckenzie. Marion county; J. F. Johnson, Coosa county; A. S. Horn, Clay county.
 'Our Text Book Law and the Adopted Books," D. M. Galloway, Dallas county; c. K. Sharpe, Crenshaw county; s. s. Murphy, Mobile county; w. T. Hollings- worth, Chambers county; A. II. Glasgow, Cleburne county; c. w. Simmons Coffee county.
 Basis of Apportionment by the County pno ord fn nfcttt faff fI.,H Head, Dale county; D. M. Banks, Lee county; Jay Mabrey, Marshall county; E. McVey, Winston county; J. D. Forte, Monroe county; F. M. DcGraffenred Rus sell county. , Generalization of Districts and Having Fewer Schools J. s. Lambert. Baldwin county; H. T. Pearsons, Calhoun county; II. A. AslSins. Autauga county; D. s. Be- thune. Bullock county; w. H. Mcclellan, Limestone county; A 0. Williams. Chero- kee county. County Superintendents Records and Books, and Methods of Preserving { Them" c. c. Johnson, Perry county; P. B.. Hughes, Tuscaloosa county; S. w. Compton, Marengo county; J. w. Johnson, Colbert county; G. M. Harper, Conecuh county; l.. s. McRight, Franklin county.
 'Relation of the High School to County School System" w. J. Danby Choc- taw county; E. R. Harris, Lamar county; J. w. Moore, Chiffon county; J. E. Will liams Etowah county; w. G. Stevenson, Macon county; R. E. Blunt. Washington county.
 scope and Nature of Work of County Superintendent In Visiting Schools" James F. Koonce Lauderdale county; 8. R. Butler, Madison county; N. J. Callan. DeKalb county; T. J., Lamar, Walker county; w. P Archibald, Greene county; nh
 Election of officers.
 Department of industrial Education.
 D. m.
 Some Exercises in Agriculture for tho Common Schools" MT. Richard J. Crosby, Washington, D. C., expert in agricultural education; Prof J. F. Duggar, Auburn.
 "Woman's Responsibility as Con- sumer," Mrs. Mary Schenck Woolman, Columbia university. Domestic Science in tho Common Schools Miss Veta Franklin, Monte vallo.
 Hines and Methods in Industrial Edu- cation for Secondary Schools" Superin- tendent O. J. Kern, Rockford, Ill; Dr. J. Owens, Abbeville.
 Joint Programme of the College and
 High School Associations. 2 p. m.
  College" pr. A. P. Montague. Howard college.
 ..Should Alabama Colleges Allow High School Courses to Count Toward a De- greer" pr. s. M Hosmer, president South ern university. Dr. F. B. Dresslar, University of Ala bama.
 "Problems Common to High Schools and Colleges" Dr. T. W. Palmer, president Girls Industrial school.
 "Place of the Normal School in the State System" E. M. Shackleford, presi- dent Normal college, Troy.
 ''The Mission of the Private High School" J. T. Wright, principal Univer- sity school, Mobile.
 'The Mission of the District Agricul- tural School" J. B. Hobdy, president Seventh District Agricultural School. Albertville.
 High School Association.
 3p. m.:
 "English and Mathematics in the High School" a round table discussion. to be led by president of the association. Joint Session of the Primary and Kin
 dersarten Departments. .'What Is Kindergarten Discipline7' Miss D. B. Walsh, Anniston. Improvement of the Primary Teacher in the Schools" Miss Katherine Gardner, | State Normal college, Troy. Preaching Primary Geography" Miss Meta Thompson, Franklin Street school. 1 Mobile.
 l "English in the Primary Grades" Miss 1 Ida C. Bender, Buffalo. N. Y. Manual Arts. p. m.
 l Reorganization Psper-'"rhe Hand in Education" R. l A.. Mickle, Mobile.
 Manual Training As Basis for All Primary Work" J. J. Doster, University. | '"rhe Present Tendency in Manual i Arts" R. l.. Dimmitt Birmingham. l Open discussion, speakers limited to | five minutes. Subject: "The Needs of | Manual Aarts.' Music. p. m: 1 D Violin solo. @ Music As an Educational Factor"