The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-16
Moore Heads Educational
 Association; Election Is
 Unanimous atLastNeeting
Most Successful Session in History of Organization Closes-Indorse Kilby's Citizens Conference and Extend Thanks to City, County and
 Press Upon Courtesies Extended

Concluding the last business ses- sion of the assembly of delegates of the Alabama Education association yesterday morning. J. Alex Moore county superintendent of Walker county. Jasper. was unanimously chosen president of the association for the ensuing year. with the adop- ton of the report of the committee on nominations, whose chairman was Henry J. Willingham, president of the State Normal school at Florence.
 Miss Lula Bradford, supervisor of primary schools of Birmingham, and prominent educator of Birming ham. and prominent educator in Alabama for 25 years. was chosen first vice president. with the recommendation that hereafter the incumbent of this office become president for the fol- lowing year, thus revising the old or- der of electing the chairman of the executive committee, who has al- ways been the chairman of the asso- citation.
 Other officers chosen are 8. B. Gfb- son. Calhoun county. second vice pres ident; Miss Pauline O'Rourke, Mobile, third vice president The secretary treasurer, H. c. Bowling, serves for term of three years. Executive committeeman chosen for three years, to fill the vacancies created by the retirement of T. W. Palmer, for president. and the election of Miss Bradford to the vice presidency, are: Omar Carmichael. Selma. and Miss Jeanette Simpson of Florence.
 Dr. Palmer, the retiring president. spoke in an appreciatory manner of the cooperation given him as presi- dent of the association. and yielded the chair to the incoming leader, Mir. Moore, who expressed his deep appre- ciation for the high honor conferred upon him. A short meeting of the ex- ecutive committee was held follow ing adjournment, and a meeting was set for May 8 in Montgomery at which time a number of business matters will be settled, including se- lection of place for the next con- vention, which is likely to be held la Mobile, 1t was understood.
 Name National Delegates Delegates to the July convention of the National Education association in Boston were presented by pr. N. R. Baker, county superintendent, chai = man of the committee, and adopted as follows: pr. John W. Abercrombie and P. w. Hodges, ex-officio dele gates; Dr. P. P. Claxton provost of the university: pr. Spright Dowell. president of Auburn: S. R. Butler. su- perintendent Huntsville schools: N F. Greenhill. Guntersville. and ]. .. Blackwell. T. c. I. schools. Birming- ham. Alternates were named as fol- lows: J. Alex Moore. Jasper: L. E Brown, superintendent. Andalusia Alice Boyd. rural supervisor, Mont gomery; Mrs Alfred Collins, Besse- mer. and Miss Catherine Gardner of Troy.
 Adopt Code of Ethics
 Reports of committees on a code of ethics, read by Miss Rose Strickland, sources of revenue. and on teach ers' salaries were presented and ap- proved, prior to the report of the com mittee on resolutions by pr. James s, Thomas, director of the extention de- partment of the University of Ala bama, which embraced number of interesting and far-reaching changes. and steps to be taken.
 Most significant probably from the standpoint of the growth of the as- sociation. was the resolution adopted which recommended the employment of full-time secretary should the executive think financially practi- cable at their meeting in May.
 Extend Memberahip
 Membership In the association wal extended to include all normal school students. and retired teachers who