The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-03-30
T aren't T eachers
OF ThirdDistrict
Meets Here

THE third district meeting of the
Alabama Congress of Mothers club
and Parent-Teachers association was
held on Friday at Phillips High school
In the auditorium: This district in
ciudes all schools in Jefferson county
and Birmingham, being divided along
the same lines as the Federation of
Women's clubs.
Mrs. Nisbitt Hambaugh, the district
chairman, presided and the morning
was devoted to topics of vital interest
TO the members of the organization and
we're handled ably by.a group Of speak
90. The program was as follows:
Prayer.
Welcome, DR.. G. B. Glenn, superin-
tendent of city schools. lg, ~
Response, Mrs. Nisbitt Hambaugh,
for county schools; Mrs. Ralph Rus
sell, for city schools.
Music.
How City Parent Teachers Assoc
citation Can Cooperate with the County
Association" DIR. N. r. Baker, super
fntendent Of county schools.
How Parents Might Aid in Control
Of the Incorrigible Boy and Girl"
Judge Murphy.
Round Table Benefit to Be Derived
From Supervised Play" Mrs. J. p.
LEVY.
How Parent Teachers Association
Can Aid Travelling Library" Lloyd
Josselyn.
A Well Conducted Lunch Room"
Miss Dorothy Dickens.
THE Subnormal and Abnormal
Child" Miss Elizabeth Dickinson.
The election of officers followed de-
hghtful luncheon held in the school
lunch room and was as follows: Mrs.
Hambaugh, chairman; Mrs. Scudder
Ryall, vice chairman; Mrs. Bains Of
Bessemer, SECRETARY.
Among the delegates were: Mrs. J.
A. Allen, Woodlawn high; Mrs. II. L.
Bains, Bessemer, Mrs. 4. ]. Skinner,
Clarendon school, Bessemer; Mrs.
Gardner Goodwin, Bessemer Mrs. J.
w. Holmes, Ullman school; Mrs. #. s.
Self, Snow Rogers school; Mrs. w. A.
Obarr, Snow Rogers school Mrs. A, ].
Dyer, Hemphill school; Mrs. ]. III. Lat
Z tinville, Elyton school Mrs. e. Fl.
Smith, Pinson Mrs. w. ID. Stead, Ely
ton school; Mrs. L. w. Coffee, West
End; Mrs. j. G. Moncrief, Pinson !;
Mrs. Ed Flynn, Pinson Mrs. G. W.
Mitchell, Mcdonald; Mrs. w. A. Black
well, Mcdonald; Mrs r. G.. Wells,
Mcdonald; Mrs. e. @. Horton,
Fountain Heights Mrs. Earle Cline,
Martin school; Mrs. e. Hensley, Mar
tin school; Mrs. M. G. Love, Seven
teenth Avenue school Mrs. G. p. I'm
derwood, Barrett school; Mrs. O. w.
Malone, Barrett; Mrs. w. F. Jones,
Acipco; Mrs. j. l.. Simpson, Lewis
burg school; Mrs. w. ]. Tucker, Baker
school, Ensley; Mrs. J.. P. Levy,
Woodlawn high; Mrs. W. ID. Lindsay,
Kennedy; Mrs. G. b. Yandle, Kennedy;
Mrs. ". III. Hawkins, Tarrant City
Mrs. H, d. Fountaine, rarrant City
Mrs. X. S. Haywood, Cunningham ];
Mrs. M. w. Robinson, Huffman; Mrs
r. T. Anderson, South Highland; Mrs.
r. w. Kirk, McElwaine !. Mrs. r. A.
Davis, Minor; Mrs. W.T.. Brooke,
New. Merkle; Mrs. K. III. Jones, East
Thomas; Mrs. Paul Taylor, Kennedy;
Mrs. Zines Heath, Mnlga; Mrs. John
W. Allen, Woodlawn high; Mrs. John
Lofts, Upper Coalburg; Mrs. Neil
Wallace, Ullman school; Mrs. Myrtelle
w. Smell, Phillips high; Mrs. d. ID.
Frazer, Boyles high; Mrs. w. A. Cow
gill, Lewisburg; Mrs. D., d. Menasco,
Robinson school; Mrs. w. w. Walker,
North Birmingham school Mrs. Min
ME Bankston, Corner; Mrs. Scudder
Ryall, Barrett; Mrs w. II. Roak,
Lewisburg; Mrs. Ralph Russell, Coun-
ell Of School IMPROVEMENT; Mrs. Mis-.
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