The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-24
Programme Completed for Annual Convention
 of Alabama Educators
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of the University of Indiana, will also make a talk. Dr. Wallace Buttrick, es- ecutive secretary of the general edu- cation board, will speak on "Expe- riences in Europe in War Times
 Dr. John M Clapp, secretary of the American Speech league; pr. l.. r. Hawkins, assistant director for agri- cultural education ot the federal board for vocational education Dr. John It Kirk, president of the Normal school, and several others will make talks
 Thursday afternoon at o'clock the first session of the convention will open in the First Baptist church, Sixth avenue and Twenty-second street At 8 o'clock the same evening the sec end session will be held in the Jef- ferson theatre. The Friday morning session will be held at the Jefferson theatre at o'clock, an afternoon ses- sion will be held at the same place at ? o'clock and the evening session at o'clock. Saturday there will De only one session, which will be held at the First Baptist church begin ming at 9 o'clock.
 It Is stated that the business ses- sion will be reduced to a minimum in time and that talks will be brief
  discussion. All who attend the meet Ing are urged to come prepared V ia take part in the discussion of thA topics announced
 The annual dinner of the Association Of English Teachers will be served at the Tutwiler hotel at 6 o'clock Fri gay evening and reservations may Do had now Reservations may be had by writing Miss Marguerite Weaver, chairman of the social committee central High school, Birmingham. An attractive bulletin has been prepared Tor the use of the visiting teachers that they may find condensed sum mary of the points of unusual interest 10 visitors in this city.
 The officers of the association ror +h. season of 1917-1s1S are Charles A Brown president, Birmingham: w. C.. Blasi,,- game. first vice president, Auburn. Miss Mona Jim Ogburn. third vice president Montgomery; J. Alex Moore. secretarv Jasper; T. W. Smith. treasurer Mont gomery.
 The executive committee Is composed or: Miss Cora Pearson. Florence; w. C. Griggs. Gadsden; s. s. Murphy, Mobile. Charles A. Brown, ex officio. Birminp. ham; J. Alex Moore, ex officio, Bir- mingham. ws
 Committees have been arranged and the several departments, including county superintendents, high schools, upper ele- mentary grades. rural schools, kinder garten and primary. music. industrial arts. executive committee, foreign Ian guage. science, mathematics English and general committees, which have been appointed are as follows:
 ON RESOLUTIONS
 s. R. Butler, Huntsville; 2. " Judd. Auburn; Fl. c. Mcdonald. Clanton: c. R Gamble, Greenville; F. L. Grove, Gads- den' P. M Wright, Troy; J.. D. Williams, Birmingham.
 AUDITING
 E. E. Smith, Birmingham; w. w. Ben son, Florence; J. E. Hendley. Reform.
 MEMOIRS
 J. Alex Moore, Jasper: J. w. Watson Centeryille; D. A. McNeill. Talladega; ". B. Dickson, Birmingham; Mrs. R. l.. Faucett, Prattville; E. s. Pugh Union Springs.
 LEGISLATION
 Springht Dowell, Montgomery: T. w. Palmer, Montevallo: c. W. DauRette. Jacksonville; J. S. Lambert. Bay Minette: F. T. Appleby, Florence: R. " Allgood, Birmingham.
 COUNTY ENROLMENT
 T. c. Moore, Oneonta; w. T. HarweIl Ashland: w. Y. Fleming. Opelka; B. 0. Sanders. Birmingham; Mrs. J. NJ. San ders, Troy.
 PENSIONS
 c. B. Glenn, Birmingham H. O. Mur- fee. Marion; R. F. Ledbetter, Brewton; D. L. Smith. Tuscaloosa. +
 LIBRARY
 R. F. Tidwell. Montgomery: c. B Glenn, Birlningham: J. R. Rutland. Au- burn; Miss Sarah Luther, Castleberry: Miss Jamie Rives, Montgomery; Miss Claudia Crumpton, Montevallo w. c. Blasingame, Auburn.
 GOOD OF THE PROFESSION w. R. Harrison. Montgomery; w. l. Pittman. Birmingham; R. c. Johnston Huntsville Miss Mae Eanes, Mobile; l. B Hobdy. Montgomery D. R. Murphy, Anniston.
 ALABAMA CENTENARY George Petrie. Auburn: J. l. Doster, University Thomas M. Owen, Montgom- cry: J. H. Phillips Birmineham: F. M Shackelford. Troy; T. w. Palmer. Mon tevallo: c. H. Thigpen, Sylacauga: Mrs. Susie K Vaughan. Florence: S. S. Mur- phy, Mobile: H. G. Bowling, Montgom- cry; John R. Clark. Montgomery.
 ORG ANIMATION OF N. E. A. ] H. Phillips, Birmingham: IT. J. Wil- lngham. Florence; T J. Doster. Uni versity; Lee Bvrne, Mobile: N. R. Baker, Birmingham; C. c. Thach. Auburn: F. W. Hodges. Dothan; John R. Mcclure. Troyl W. c. Griggs. Gadsden.
 
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