The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-05
VISIT N G TEACHERS WILL BE GIVEN T0U RI BIRMINGHAM SCHOOLS
Superintendent Glenn Thanks Those Furnishing Auto
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Those Furnishing Auto
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 unique courtesy to the visiting teachers of the Alabama Educational association will be the "school-seeing trip" to be staged by the members of the School Improvement association. assisted by the citizens of Birming- ham, who have placed their automo- piles at the disposal of the delegates in order that they may be trans ported to and from the various schools of Birmingham. All schools of the city will be dismissed at l1:30 o'clock Thursday. The tour will be started from the administration building on Park avenue at a. m. and continue until II: Local school officials will be present at this place to direct the visiting teachers to the special types of work and building they wish to see At the various schools a number of students will be present to escort the visitors through the building. This plan has been worked out in order that every visitor who has arrived by Thursday morn ing will be given the opportunity of observing the work which is being done in the class rooms of the Br- mingham schools.
 DIR. GLENN's LETTER
 The following letter has been writ ten by Dr, C. B. Glenn. superinten- dent, to those who are furnishing au- tomobiles:
 Please let me express to you our appreciation for your kindness in placing your automobiles at the dis Il ..P the past many of these visitors have said that the most valuable part of the meeting to them was this oppor- tunfty to see the actual class room work of our schools. So when we make il possible for them to spend more time in the schools because we take them there quickly, we make the meeting more profitable for them and at the same time we let the rest of the state know about some of the good things that We are working out together here in Birmingham.
 The schools will dismiss at 11:30 today, so 1t is important that the wis itors get to the buildings as early as possible However, since many of our visitors are not at all familiar with our city, it would be well to point out any places of interest that you pass on the way. In fact, it might be worth while to make a short detour
 
 terest. Practically all would like to see one of our new school buildings. and where practicable one of those under construction.
 When you arrive at school please see that your guests are turned over to the principal or some usher In the building. Then you may find some visitors who have been through that building and whom You can take to another. If we have IS many visitors as we expect, cars can be used until II o'clock. Cor dially, C. B. GLENN,
 Superintendent" Those Furnishing Cars.
 The members of the School Inn provement associations and the busi- ness men who have agreed to fur nish these ears are:
 Central High school: Mrs, E. H. Andrews, Mrs. J. D. Porter, Mrs. James Arthur Smith, Mrs. w. H. Me Cowan. Mrs Seoville.
 Ensley High school, B. T. Nc Pherson A. D. Slye. Max Cohen, ]. F. Stapp, J. s. Keith, R. F. Ham. G. M. Fields. Jean Daniel. C. o. John son. sJ. H. Perkins, H. S Meade, J. "A. Lindsey, NJ. H. Mcdowell, P. A. Eubank, J. E. Darden. A. E. Wells. w. R. Mcclure, l.. l.. Whittle, A. W. smith, J. R. Boggs, A. G. Long, Jes sic Goldstein, w. E. Turnipseed, J. A. Smith, P. H. Tyler, Phillip Lewis, D. Trucks, NJ. Turner, C. C. Burke. S. F. King. R. E. Chadwick, l. Scale, , R. V. Keith.
 Minor school: Karl Landgrebe, J. L. Brubaker and W. H. Mcdowell.
 Woodlawn High SchoCl-L. A. Christian, ]. F. Trucks, G. W. Wal den. J. J. Holmes, II. NJ. Taylor, F. F. n. i~- James King. Mrs. Chambless, Mrs. Culpepper, Mrs R. B. Broyles
 Avondale Sehool-Mrs l. A Vann, Mrs. John Mayard, Mrs. Chapn Hodges, Mrs. Bert Tanner. Mrs. F. C. Arnold. Mrs w. F. suydam. Mrs. George Hanlin.
 Barker -school-Mrs. R. C. Johns Mrs. sl' ''F Frank Butler. Mrs James me Cowan. Mrs. Claude Hagan. Mrs. Wal lace Johns, Mrs. J. K, Kennedy, Mrs l.. W. Coffee, Mrs. R. G, McGahey.
 Fairview School-Mrs. Jeff Cum mings. Mrs. Roy, Mrs J A. Dupuy, Mrs Williams, Mrs Lecroy.
 Gibson School-Mrs. Ben Davis. Mrs. Jim Davis, Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs German.
 Graymont school-Mrs Hewitt Thompso n, Mrs. T. J. Jones, Mrs. Elnel MdJbI.
 Hemphill School-Mrs. John l.. Grim. Mrs Werle Piegler. Mrs. R. E. Osborne Mrs. J. B. Wunch, Mrs. F, P. Bledsoe Mrs. II. A. Middleton, Mrs w. V. Holmes. Mrs. Howard D. Lacy, Mrs. ]. A. LaRue, Mrs. William l.. Lindsay. Mrs. T. F. Healey.
 Lakeview SchoCl-Mrs. E. NJ. Moh- Ter. Mrs. G.. NJ, Anderson, Mrs. w. NJ. Nelson, Mrs. R. F. Burnett Mrs. G. R. Mccormick Mrs E. A. Miller. Mrs. h. A. Thomas, Mrs. T. J. Arrant. Mrs. J. w. Patton, Mrs. A. w. Hazelton Mrs Doster.
 North Birmingham School-Mrs. w. w. Walker, Mrs. R. A. Walker, Mrs. M. E, Moreland Mrs. R. H. Wharto n. Mrs. Walter B. Mills, Mrs. J. II. Berry.
 Robinson School-Mrs. w. F. Cobb Mrs J. E. Shelton.
 South Highland School-Mrs. Lloyd. Mrs Irwin. Mrs. Roy Cohen, Mrs. J. Beitman, Mrs. C. B. Glenn, Mrs. A. H. Mcintosh. Mrs. Annie Cunningham, Mrs A. NJ. Taylor, Mrs. H. M. Hender- son. Mrs. C. E. Rice. Mrs. c. D. Wood ruff. Mrs. Earl Pettus, Mrs. T. c. Tay- Tor. Mrs. Swedlow, Mrs Morgan. Mrs. Daly. Mrs. Cunningham.
 Woodlawn School-J. D. Williams Mrs. J. A. Allen, Mrs. Gilbert Ritchie.
 Vivian School-Mrs. Harry Sawyer
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