The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-17
STATE SESSION
 OF PRINCIPALS
 OPENS AUG. 20
County High School Heads To Hold Meet
 At Montgomery
8stats Capital Bureau ]

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. 16.--- County high school principals of Ala bama will hold their summer conference at the state capitol August 20-2t-22, according to announcement today by Dr. John w. Abercrombie, state superin- tendent of education.
 A committee composed of w. T. Til Ter, principal of the Morgan county high school, Hartselle, D.. l.. Taylor, Montgomery county high school, Glow erdale, and N. F. Greenhill, Cullman county high school, Cullman, has been appointed to make arrangeinents for a dinner on Thursday evening, August q.
 In a letter to the principals, Supt. Abercrombie stated with reference to the conference
 'gThe summer conference of county high school principals of the state is to be held at the state capitol in the senate chamber of commerce on August 20-21-22. The first regular session be- gins at 2 :00 D. m, August 20. The last session ends at noon, August p. Please plan to be present Ut all the sessions. ! "A special session for new principals has been arranged to begin at 100 D. m., on Tuesday, August 19. Every county high school principal who was, not last year actually in charge of a county high school is expected to be at this preliminary conference as well as at the regular conference that follows it. This part of the conference is planned to discuss special problems for the benefit of new principals, which discussions cannot be repeated during the regular session.,
 ''The problems arising because of the change from the "A plan to the 6-3-3 plan will have an important place on the conference program. Details of the program will be announced later. It is important that every principal of a county high school be present for the regular conference.
 q have been informed that special committee has been appointed to make Arrangements for the principals dinner on Thursday evening, August 21. A jolly evening will be the order. If your wife comes with you to the conference don't hesitate to bring her to this din- ner.
 High school principals other than those in charge of county high schools have many problems in common with county high school principals. These principals are cordially welcome to at tend these conferences.
 Yours very truly, F. John w. Abercrombie, Supt"
 Commissions Issued-The following commissions have been issued by Secre- tary of State s. Fl. Elan: ,t
 J. Fred Johnson, Jr,, special assistant attorney general, J. E. Faulk, Samson, jury commissioner, Geneva county, term ending January 1927, H. P. Croch- eron, Gadsden. Etowah county, county registrar, M. c. Hodges, justice of the peace of precinct six, Marshall county, Guntersville.
 E. w. Davis, constable of precinct 12, Hale county, Moundville.
 Notary publics, Miss Grace M. Will Hams. Woodward; ,. E. Robinson, BfF- mingham; E., H. Jackson, Albertville Mona S, Williams, Birmingham; George w. Wise, Huntsville Mrs. Mamie Ray Netcalfe, Birmingham; c. H. Davis, Huntsville; Miss Lida Luckett. Bir- mingham; Miss Ethel Brown, Mobile; Maxie Allen. Athens; Herbert D. Smith, Birmingham W. V. Jones, Au- burn; William Shofner, Birmingham.