The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-16
Moore Heads Educational
 Association Election, Is
 Unanimous at Last Meeting
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tension of libraries in accord ance with the aims of law now on our statute books.
 Ask Cooperation
 Whereas. the education of all the people for industrial and eco- annie efficiency. for good and ef- fective citizenship, and for happi- ness is the most important func- tion of the democratic statel
 Whereas, it is the first duty of the people who own and support and use the schools for the edu- cation of themselves and their children to provide through proper channels for their full de- velopment and adequate support; and,
 Whereas. the time has now come when the people of Alabama are able to make the schools of this state. of all grades and kinds, as good as those of any other state, and should not and. we be- lieve, will not be satisfied with less. Therefore, be 1t
 Resolved, that it is the sense of this citizens conference on educa- tion that a committee represent irg all sections and all the major industrial, professional and social interests of the state be created to carry out the spirit and pur- pose of the conference by co-op- erating with the A. E. A, the state board of education, the state council of education in formulat irg policies and plans for the full and proportionate development and adequate support of all parts of the states system of education and in presenting these policies and plans to the people and to the legislature.
 Resolved. that copies ot this resolution be presented to the Alabama Educational association, now in session in Birmingham, to the state council of education and to the state board of education with the request that they take such steps as may be necessary to carry out this cooperation and the purposes of the conference.
 Approves Conference
 Resolved, further, that the conference dppfONcS thC NCNtO-- of the A. E. A. in making the con ference possible and expresses to Gov. Thomas E. Kilby its full ap- preciation of his fine service In calling the conference and presid- ing over it's sessions. The above resolution from citizens confer ence was fully concurred In by the delegates in executive session of the A. E. A.
 Memoria1ize Gorgas
 Whereas, an international movement has been inaugurated to establish an enduring memorial to the late Maj. Gen. William c. Gorgas of Alabama. Therefore, be 1t
 Resolved, that the Alabama Educational association in session in Birmingham, April 16. 1922, recognized the educational value of the movement to honor Gorgas that will carry on it's influence and blessing in perpetuity; and hereby -bespeaks the active CO., operation and moral and practi- cal support of the educators of the state and all members of the
 
 A. E. A. toward the consumma- tion of the laudable undertaking tc establish the memorial to the distinguished Alabamian whose fame is recognized throughout the world.
 Other Endorsements
 Resolved, that the A. E. A. in- dorses the slogan of 100 per cent membership in local, state and national associations and that plans be laid for a large delega- tion to attend the national meet ing of the N. E. A.
 Resolved. that the A. E. A ex- tends it's thanks to city of Bir- mingham, to teachers and officers of Birmingham and Jefferson county, to various committee ana to the press for the many courte- sies extended and for the large part they all played In the sue cess of the meeting.
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