The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-08-19
,nts and princiuals. DR.. J. H. Phillips, d.

ents and PRINCIPALS, DR.. ]. H Phillips, d.
rector.
$3.50 p. m.-"Physiology." Mr e. L.
8:sO-4 p. m.-Round table, 1.-The Growth
of the Teacher" buttons School Man
agement, Chapter I'D, Mr.. II. r. Baker.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, o A. M.
s-e:40 a. m.-"Arithmetic," Mr.. G. A.
Brown.
e:4o-1o:1O a. photography" Mr.. II. u.
Smith.
1O:1o-11 a. m.-'The Teachers Place in
the Community" DR.. A P. Montague.
11-11:40 a. m.-'Ianguage," Mr.. c. B.
Glenn.
II 4o-12:15-'Arusio," Miss Una Gilbert.
Lunch.
1-1:4o p. m.1'History," Mr. H. p. Bur-
russ
1:4o-22o p m.-'sManual Arts" n Z.
L. Dimmitt.
2:20-S p. m.-"Primary Work" Miss
Lula Bradford.
1908 p. m.-Couference OF superintend-
ents and principals, DIT. J. II. Phillips, d.
rector.
1880 p. m.-"Physiology." Mr.. E. L.
Brown.
3:30-4 p. m.-Round table, 1.-THE Govern
ment of the School, Duttons School
Management, Chapter v1D, Mr.. Douglas
Allen.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 9 A. M.
| 1910 a. m.-"Arithmetic," Mr. c. A.
Brown.
9:4o-1o;10 a, photography" Mr. e. r.
| Smith.
| 1o10-11 a. m.-'The School and the Ia
| brary," Miss Frances Nimmo Greene.
! 11-11:40 a. m.-"Grammar," Mr. T. c.
! Young.
11:4O-12:15-' Music" Miss Una Gilbert.
Lunch.
1-1:4o p. m.-"civcs," Mr.. w. c.
Griggs.
1.4o-2;2O p. m.-"Agriculture," Mr. L. M.
Duncan.
2:9o-a p. m.-"writing," Mr.. George e.
| wallace.
1890 p. m.-"Physiology." Mr.. 7. L.
Brown.
1904 p. m.-Round table, '"The Recita-
ton Outton's School Management,
Chapter XII, Mr.. r. V. A1lgood.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 9 A. NJ
9-9:40 a. m.-"Arithmetic," Mr.. T. c.
| Young
9:4o-10:1o a. m.-"Agriculture," Mr. L.
M. Duncan.
1o:-o-1l a. m.-"Underlying Principles Of
| Method" DR.. J. III. Phillips
| 11-1140 a. m.-"Grammar," Mr. T, c.
| Young.
11:40-12l5 a. m-''Music" Miss Una GIL
| bert.
Lunch.
1-1;40 p. m.-"Civics" Mr. W. C. Griggs
| 1:40-2:30 p. m.-"Reading," Mr.. c. A.
| Brown.
1903 p. m.-"spelling,' Mr.. C. r. Glenn.
1890 p. m.-"Alabama History" Mr.
| Joel G. DuBose.
3:30-4 p. m.-Round table, Supervision
CDutton's Schoo Management, chapter
XIX, Mr. r. G. Hewitt.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER Ii, A. M.
1910 a. m.-"Algebra," Mr.. f. B. Err
win.
9:40-10:1o a. m.-"Drawing," Mr.. r. L.
Dimmitt.
10:1O-11 a. m-"school Improvement"
| i1-11:40 a. m.-"Grammar," Mr. #. c..
Young.
| 11:40-12-15 a. m.-"Music."
At the conclusion of the programme
teachers are invited to visit the labora-
tories and departments of the High
school, and the various school buildings
| of the city.
The following is a partial list Of in
| structors and assignments of subjects
for the second week:
PRIMARY" grades and II, Miss Lula
| Bradford, supervisor.
intermediate and grammar" grades
| III to VII
Mrs c. B. Glenn, Language" III, W
and " grades
Mr.. G. A. Brown, Reading" III and "
| grades
I4r. T. c. Young, Grammar" VI and
| VII grades.
Mr. T. c. Young, Arithmetic" VI and
VII grades.
Mr.. E. e. Smith, Geography" III and
| VI grades.
Mr.. A. A. Lyon, Jr., Arithmetic" III
and grades.
Mr.. w. C. Griggs, United States His
tory" VI and VII grades.
Mr.. w C. Griggs, 'civics," VII grades
Mr. George E. Wallace, Writing" III
| to VII gades.
Mr.. R. L. Dimmitt. Drawing and
| Manual Training"
| Miss Leta Kits, Music"
Miss Mary Rittenberry. Reading ",
VI and VII grades. :,
Mr.. G. N. Messer, Physical Culture
Miss Rosa Strickland, Spelling"
Among those who will lecture at the
general assembly hour during the second
| week are:
| DR.. B. B. Ross, state chemist, Auburn
| DR.. F. B. Dresslar, University.
Mrs j.. H. Phillips Birmingham.