The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-21
MANY SCHOOL
WORKERSAT
TALLAHASSEE
Forty-Five Counties Of the State
Are Represented at Import
ant Conference.
LOCAL SCHOOLS
ARE REPRESENTED
Judge Beggs, Chairman OF Coun-
ty Board and Superinten-
dent Edwards ON Program.

Ju0&e 0e88S, OnoA1 usou "a NVsAs'
ty Board and Superinten-
dent Edwards on Program.
Tallahassee. March 2o.-(special)
Fully one hundred prominent school
workers of tas state are in Tallahassee
this week, attending the state confer
ence of county superintendents. and
there is a representation from 4a
counties There ID every indication
that the conference win be of great
beneiit to the cause of education The
attendance and = representation by
counties is as follows:
Alachua-Supt. E. r. Simmons and
Principal L. Golden. -
Baker-Supt. ]. D. Dugger and
board member. e. p. Dinkins.
Bay-Supt. F.. NJ. Nelson.
Bradford-Supt. e. r. Poppell.
board membep l.. C. PoweA and r.
A. Greene, principal.
tBrevard-Supt. s. J.. Overstreet.
Broward-Principal b. b. Lane.
Citrus-Supt H. J. Dame and
Assist. Supt. I. O. Fender.
Clay-Supt. G. J. North.
Columbia-Supt. J. r. Lites and
Principal w. III. Stephens.
Dade-Supt. r. E. Hall, board
member, DIR. A. Leight Monroe aud
A. L. Hearn.
Duval-Supt. F. A. Hathaway.
Escambia-Supt A. 8. Edwards.
Judge e. d. Beggs. member Of board
Gadsden-Supt. c.. H. Gray, Princi-
pal G. III. Lacrosse.
Hernando-Supt. w. o. LeMasters.
b. b. Smith, and J. w. Morgan. board
members and Principal p. H. Hens
ley.
Hillsborough-Supt. j. p. knight,
Principal e. l. Robinson.
Holmes-Principal L. R. Sims.
agricultural teacher. Ross rMasters-
Jererson-Supt. s. III. Taylor.
board member, j. II. WtlItGms and
w. E. Sheppard. trustee.
LaFayette-Supt. J. Homer Kelly.
Lake-Supt. w. +. Kennedy. board
member l.. NJ. Johnson and G. w.
Bayless and Principal s. A. Draper.
Leon-Supt. +. s. Hartsfield. truss
tee C. o. Andrews, board member.
w. d. Atkinson and Principal r.. NJ.
Sealey.
Levy-Supt. w. F. Osteen.
Liberty-Supt. R. E. Turner.
board member s. L. Corbett. and
Madison-Supt. G. w. Tedder.
board member, s. l.. Corbett. and
Principal W. b. Cate.
Manatee-Supt. b. d. Gul1ett.
Marion-Supt. ]. H. Brinson. board
member. A. j. Stephens.
Monroe-Supt. ". 8. Love-
Okaloosa-Supt. w. G. Pryor.
Okeechobee-Supt. r. E. Hamrick.
Orange-Supt. A. j. johnson. trav.
cling teacher. Miss Florida Brown.
Osceola-Supt. G. f. Yowell.
Palm Beach-Supt. w. E. Keen.
I9,,<v -CSns~ n II
member. A. p. DeWolf and Princi-
pal NJ. p. Geiger.
st. John's-Supt. D. d. Corbett.
st. Lucie-Supt. E. e. Smith.
Santa Rosa-Supt. J. d. Smith. Jr-
Board member b. A. Higdon
Principal H. s. Bowden.
Seminole--Supt r. +. w. Lawton.
Sumpter-Supt. g. III. Tompkins.
Suwanee-Supt.s J. w. O'Hara and |
Principal HI. G. Metcalfe.
volusia-Supt.s c. II. NJ. Sheppard |
Wakulla--Supt. G X. Allen.
walton-Principal w. T. Tiller.
Washington-Supt. j. HI. Varnum.
State Rural School Inspectors-R. /
L. Turner and s. Phillips.
State High School Inspector
S. Cawthon.
DIR. Edward Conradi, president Of
the Florida State College for Women.
L. H. Carris-Federal agent for vo-
education.
Pof p. w. Fattig. Of. University
Of Florida.
DIR. Grace whitford. of State Board
Of Health.
Miss Katherine Hinricle. Of the Flor
ida Anti-Tuberculosis Association.
Miss Glenn Hampton. of the State
Board Of Examiners.
Miss Agnes Ellen Harris, Miss
Edith NJ Thomas, Miss Harriet b.
Dayton and Miss Lonnie Landrum
,f the extension department OF the
Florida State College for Women.
Hon. Owen r. Lovejoy, represent
ng the national child labor commit
zee.
A. H. Williams. representative from
Leon county.
Hon. WIN. Sheats. state superin-
endent Of public instruction.
Conference Organized.
The state conference OF county sup ,
ntendents. other school officers and Z
w. n. Sheats, ats: 80 I
o'clock on the morning Of the eigh- I
oy the Rev. ]. Dean Adcock. pastor I
If the first Baptist church, which 1
was followed by welcome address 9
by Hon. c. o. Andrews, represent
ng Mayor Guyte p. McCord. On be- L
ialf OF the Florida State College for 9
Women. President Edward Conradi I
llso welcomed the visitors. The two s
addresses of welcome were ra.nondea 3
o by the state rural school insnec- Z
or, Hon. S. Philips. Z
Supt. Sheats, as chairmar
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