The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-14
BIRMINGHAM GETS NEXT ASSOCIATION Dentists Elect Officers at
 Tuscaloosa
  DIR. PARKS PRESIDENT Social Session of Tuscaloosa Business Men Monday-Hobson Speaks Tomorrow in Interest of
 Prohibition
DIR. PARKS PRESIDENT

l Tuscaloosa June 1s.-(Specal.) )-The fol- | lowing officers were elected by the mem bers of the Alabama Dental association to serve during the ensuing year: President, Dr. A. K. Parks of Monte vallo; first vice president. Dr. E. w. Patton of Selma; second vice president. Dr. Battle Searcy of Tuscaloosa; secre- | tary, pr. G. F. Petrey of Florala; treas rrer, pr. M. A. Carroll of Troy
 The next meeting will be held in Bir- | mingham. which place was selected after warm contest with Selma, who also wanted to entertain the association. The | regular business meeting of the associa- tion was held in the courthouse last night, but most interesting meeting was also held in Morgan hall at the university and Dr. Young of Anniston delivered a most instructive and helpful address on "Oral Hygiene" The audience was a brilliant and representative one composed largely of students attending the university sum- mer school, for whose benefit this special feature of the association was arranged
 The principal social feature of the ses- sion will be the banquet rendered the visi- tors by the local dental association and the Tuscaloosa board of trade at the Mo- Lester hotel tonight, at which occasion Dr. Young will preside as toastmaster and a programme of interest has been prepared.
 Board of Trade Meets
 The last meeting of the board of trade under the old regime was held last night and the time was spent prin- cipally in arranging for the annual social meeting to be held on Monday night. Several speeches will be given and the address of retiring President 1 r. G.. Blair and that of incoming Pres ident IT. B, Foster will be among the many good things that the directors have in store for the members. A social session will be held and the invitation list includes a number of prominent men who are not members of the board of trade.
 HObson Speaks Saturday
 R, P. Hobson will spend Saturday in Tuscaloosa county. speaking in the in- terest of prohibition.
 Nurses Graduate
 The closing exercises of the Train ing School for Nurses at the Alabama Bryce hospital took Hitce on Thursday evening. June 13, In thezamusement hall of the hospital. and a large number of graduates participated in the exer- cises.
 Short Session of Court
 United States court was in session here for short time yesterday and the entire docket was disposed of. Judge w. I. Grubb, J. c. Allison. T. B. Norton N. l.. Steele and w B. Ford of Birmingham, who attended court re- turned to their respective homes last night. aaf rIt
 High School Conference
 ~The high school conference, which Is in session at the university this week. is presided over by pr. Thomas, the newly elected professor of education at the university. and his suggestions have proven most helpful. Among the noted educators who are here for the purpose of addressing the conference are Prof. N. H. Baker, state superin- tendent of rural schools; Dr. John w Abercrombie, and Prof. J. B. Bodny of Auburn.