The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-08
HEALTH NORkE RS COME THIS WEEK FOR CONF ERE NCE
Prominent National Figures To Take Part In Two
 Days Program

Alabama's first county conference of sanitary workers will be opened Tuesday in the assembly room of the health department on the third floor of the city hall. National, state, county and city sanitary officials are on the program to discuss the many phases of city and rural mod ern sanitation. Sanitary workers and workers of all counties in Alabama have been invited to attend the two- day session.
 Dr. w. K. Sfs,rp, of the United States public health service, is one of the chief speakers on the program nd will be toastmaster at the ban quet.
 pr. C. A. Abele. director of inspec- tion, of the state health department, will preside over the sessions. Part of tho time of the meeting will be consumed in visiting points in Jeff ferson county where large manufac- turing concerns have installed com plete sanitary equipment for the towns and camps used by their em- ployes.
 Official PrOgrin
 The program for the first annual conference, to be held July 10 and II, in Birmingham, is as follows:
 Morning Session, Tuesday, July To-.
 Meeting called to order at 10 a. m, c. A. Abele, director of inspection state board of health, presiding;
 Address of Welcome-Dr. J. D. Bowling, Jefferson county health of
 Response-C. A. Abele. director of inspection, state board of health.
 "The Relation Between the Sani- tary Inspector and County Board of Health and the Municipal Officials'- H. J. Thrasher, chief sanitary lnSpec- tor, Madison county board of health Huntsville.
 "Community Organization for Pub lie Health Worlt"-J. P. Anderson, sanitary inspector, Lauderdale county board of health, Florence.
 Afternoon Session.
 Meeting called to order at 2:SO D.. m-Dr. c. H. Kibbey, sanitary direc- tor, Tennessee Coal, Iron and Rail road company, consulting sanltarlan, Chickasaw Shipbuilding and Car company, presiding.
 "The interest of Illiterate People of the Rural Sections in Sanitation - c. A. Box, sanitary inspector, Lime stone county board of health; Athens Discussion led by l. B. Bright sanl- tary inspector, Sumter county board of health, Livingston. ..
 Motion Pictures in County Health Work" J. L. Crockett, sanl. tary inspector, Pike county board or %Bottling Plant Sanitation And Hygiene" T. B. Matthews, deputy in spector, state board of health Mont gomery.
 Sharp, U g. r. II. S, toastmaster.
 "Fiies, Their Sanitary Significance, Suggestions For Control" Dr. C. Il, Kibbey, sanitary director, Tennessee Coal, iron and Railroad company.
 Round table discussion.
 Wednesday Sessions.
 Morning session Wednesday.
 Meeting called to order 9:3o a. m., W. A. IIardenmurgh. sanitary en- gineer, Jefferson county board of health, presiding.
 inspection Of Eating Establish ments," T. A. Belser, deputy ln- spector, state board of health, Mont gomery.
 Inspection Work At Fairs And spector, Colbert county board of health. Tuscumbia. Discussion led by MT. J. A. Angel, sanitary inspec- tor, TalladeEa county board of health, Talladega.
 Food Condemnation And Confisca- tion," c. R Glass. sanitary inspector, Montgomery county board of health, Montgomery.
 "The MIX Control Program Of The State Board Of Health" l.. c. Frank, associate sanitary engineer, U. $. I, II. S.. Montgomery.
 Milk Sampling," J. II. Fike. milk inspector, Jefferson county board of health, Birmingham.
 Inspecting Records" C. A. Abele, director of inspection, state board of health, Montgomery.
 "Operation Of A Municipal Abat- toir," Dr. Charles Thigpen, city meat and milk inspector, Anniston.
 Discussion led by MT. H. J. Thrasher, Huntsville.