The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-18
HEAD OF ENGLISH. APARTMENT r OR. A. II. AND |. NAMED.
Misses Sutherlin and Dod- dridge Are New Additions to FacuIty-Summer Ses-
 sion in Progress

Montevallo, June 17.-tSpecial) IT Announcement is made at the college today that Miss Carrie Sutherlin has accepted the position as head of the English department for the session 1922-23. Miss Sutherlin is frad- uate of Farmville. Virginia. State Normal end of Peabody college. and has done special work in Cornell, Chicago and Vanderbilt universities. She taught English for several years at Farmville State Normal, and is at present head of the English de- pa~tment at Chatham Episcopal 1n- stitute in Virginia. She has had wide experience in the teaching of Eng fish and in eaeher raining work.
 Miss Doddridge Named
 Miss Amelia Doddridge, recent head of the home economies depart ment of the fredericksburg (Va.) Normal college, has been appointed head of the home economies depart ment of the Alabama Technical Institute and College for Women.
 Miss Ded fridge is a graduate or DePauw university and Thomas Normal, and has attended Columbia university, lacking only a six weeks course of reaching her masters degree. She has served as head of the home economies department at Shorter college, Rome, Ga, for two years and at Anderson college, g. C., for two years. She was head of the foods department of the Manual Training school at Indianapolis, and was city home demonstration agent for the Delaware Strte Agricultural nall Doddridge has had experience in all features of home economies work, and is, therefore, well qualified for the position of director of both gem eral and vocational home economies. In every position she has filled she has been asked to remain and has made change for a larger field and for one that was more remuner- ative.
 Carmichael On Leave
 Director 0mer Carmichael of the summer school is on a short leave of absence to close up some school business in Selma. During this. time his classes will be met by Paul M. Munro. principal of the Selma High school.
 pr. Alexander Johnson, of Atlanta, Ga, field agent of the American Red Cioso oi the southern states, Will hold two-weeks' institute at the college. beginning July 21. This Is given for the benefit of social work CTS in industrial communities and others Interested in social welfare work in rural and village communi- ties.
 Miss Mary Binford. librarian in charge of the Birmingham High school library. Is with the college library and is also assisting the li- brarian. Miss Taber, in giving course in library instruction for the training of teachers in the manage ment of small libraries.
 Visits Birmingham
 Miss Stella Palmer, of the Uni versity of Arkansas, will arrive in Birmingham today. and will spend the week k-end with her uncle and aunt, Dr. and Mrs. Scale Harris. She will then visit her parents at Monte- vallo for two weeks, after which she will enter Columbia university for a further study in education as applied to home economies.
 Miss Edna Irwin, of Peace Insti- ute, Raleigh, N. C., has been ap- pointed social director and assistant ih English at Alabama Technical In- stitute and College for Women for the session 1922-23. Miss Irwin is graduate of the University of Chi rcago. and has served as social uirec- tor. registrar. and teacher for number of years She is most highly recommended by leading educators.