The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18
BRANDON T0 SPEAK AT CONF FERENCE 0F SOCIAL WORKERS Many Speakers Will Be Fea- tured in Three Days
 Session

SNA ON ub bSU VI OWy
 Session
 MONTGOMERY, Ala, March IT, Hundreds of social workers from all over Alabama will gather here by Sunday for the opening of the eighth annual session of the Alabama Con- ference of Social Workers. Tho con- ference will last throughout three days and among the leading speakers will be Gov. W. w. Brandon and pr. Lee Bidgood. of the University of Alabama. president of the con- ference.
 The program follows in full: Sunday, March IS
 Music, arranged by T. c. Galloway.
 Invocation, Dr. Charles A. Stakely, pastor First Baptist church. Mont gomery.
 w-:come, Rabbi William B. Schwartz.
 Address. Lee Bidgood. president of the association and dean of the Uni versity of Alabama.
 Address, Social Work. the Need and the Program" Governor W. w.
 Address. "The Challenge of the Country" Dr. H. N. Morse, research director, board of home missions, New York City.
 Monday Morning, March To-, 9:30 a. n., registration.
 10 a. rl1., praper. Rev. H. S. Spragin greeting. J. Lister Hill; annual busi : ness session; appointment of com mittees; resolutions.
 Divisions of children and infants Mrs. L. B. Bush. head Of the state department of child welfare, presid-
 "The Juvenile Court: It's Funda- m.ntal Principles and the Need of Adequat, Probation Service" Judge s. p. .w.urphy, Birmingham.
 "The Child-Caring Institution" T. ;. McCarty. Montgomery. and Mar
 "The Home Finding Society,"" L.. B. Green, Montgomery.
 '"The Home Demonstration Work er." Asness Ellen Harris. Auburn.
 The Family Welfare OrEaniza- tion." F. A: Culley. Birmingham. Children" Mrs. Sara Douglas. Bir- mingham.
 12:so p. m, luncheon.
 Monday Afternoon, March ID. : 2:3o p. m.. Miss Esther Lee Rider, presiding.
 Addresses:
 Keeping Children Physicaliy Fit in the Community of the Dwight Manufacturing Company" Mary Hamilton, nurse and welfare worker. . Organized Work With Mothers In an Industrial Community" Winifred Collins, Tennessee Coal. Iron ana
 Rehabilitation of the Physically Handicapped" Hugh c. Grant, state department of education.
 Recreation Work In . Mill vil- lsge and What it Means."' Nancy E. .Lum. recreation worker, Avondale ! School Attendance Problems in an Industrial Community" Cevil V. .Fain, Merrimac Mills school. Hunts vile.
 dustrial Plant" J. P. Harriss4 Tallas- see Mills. Tallassee.
 "The Status of the Alabama Child Proposed Federal Amendment and Effect of Such Amendment in Ala bama." Mrs. w. L. Murdoch, Bir-
 "orsanized Enforcement of the Street Trades" E. J. Hudnall, Bir- Monday Evening Session.
 500 p. m.. J. M. Moore. commits sionss of asrisylture ,u ',,;s grssidinE .,n,r territorial secretary prison work. the savsten Arpy py Mi NiM Y1rk W AIs.sna.r sty secretary of the commission on inter- racial co-operation. Atlanta. Tuesday m.r.icos.o 2 oMsHreA q 70. z, s:ao 2: m. pr. J. D. Bowling. M. Address: .The Hygiene of Mater nifty and Infancy; Alabama's Pro- gram" Miss Jessie l.. Mariner, di- rector of the bureau of child hygiene and public health nursing, Montgom cry. on State wide Basis c. A. Abele. director of sanitary inspection. of
 sanitary Control of Milk in Large City" pr. J. D. Bowling of
 Round Table Discussion-To be led by l.. c. Frank. United States public health, service of Montsom- cry.
 Tuesday AsterSess 2 2 sSe..is..
 2:3o-Prof. James L. Sibley of Auburn. presiding.
 Tie Organization of the County
 
 "Beter Health in Rural Communi- ties" c. c. Marlette, county health officer Of Baldwin county. e- Juvenile Court Work in Rural Counties, Hiss Claudia Weaver. Covington county probation officer.
 Community Clubs for Farm Wom- en-" Miss Evelyn Peyton. Madison county home demonstration agent. :.
 The Country Church and Rural Life" Dr. H. N. Morse of New York.
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 Tuesday Evening Session.
 S:00 D. m.-Miss Elizabeth Fonde presiding. Business; address: Social Value of. Organized Medicine" 5. w. Wclch. M. D., state health officer: address: ., Relation of Mental Hy- gsene to Social Problems" W. D. Partlow, M D., superintendent of the Alabama Insane hospital; sd. Alabama." Mrs. J. Brevard sJones, president of the State Society for Mental Hygiene; final adjournment.