The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-06-21
Institute of Government to Hold
Annual Session at Chapel Hill
For Two Days, Beginning Friday
Interpretation of Laws of the Past Legislature Will Be
Main Topic for Discussion Among Delegates

ments. Among those invited t.
participate in the discussions arc
w. p. Stacy, John }. Parker
Lindsay Warren. Burton Craige
j. o. Carr, George +. Butler
Clarence Poe, A. J. Maxwell
members of the constitutional
commission, Attorney General G,
Brummitt and State Senator A,
d. Mclean.
Discussion by Legislators of
plans for continuous and Sys-
tematic revision and modification
of the laws. Suggested improve
ments in legislative practice and
procedure growing out Of eXper-
fence of legislators.
Police officers, sheriffS and
other law enforcing officers:
program for these groups will
begin Friday afternoon at ,
o'clock. Pertinent legislation of
the 1888 general assembly in
Guiding criminal Identification,
criminal investigation, use of fire
arms. forensic balliSticS, handwrit-
ing and document identification.
DISCUSSIONS TO BE
ILLUSTRATED
Each Of the foregoing topics
will be amply illustrated by pro-
lection machines with slides,
charts, citations and examples.
Discussion will be led by J. c..
Wooten. of Winston Salem, John
Il. Irwin. Jr.. of Charlotte, John
X. Morris of Wilmington, and Of
ficerS of the Police and SheriffS
association. judges and solicitors,
with DR.. Wilmer Souder,
L. c. Schlider and H. H. Clegg
of the United States bureau Of
Washington. d. G..
Clerks of court: Detailed dis
cusSions of new powers and duties
under legislation of the general
assembly of 1888.
Discussion led by: Officers of
Clerks association. together with
w. r.. Church on Comparison Of
Formbs: Moses Shapiro. Settle
ment of Estates; Lawrence Watt,
William Graves, Irving +. Carlyle,
w. H. Boyer and W. P. Sand
ridge on Partition Proceedings
and Sale of Land for Assets; H.
G.. Hudson, Foreclosure of Mort
cages; Lawrence Watt. Problems
Involved in Guardianship. Super
vision of Trust Funds, etc. w. 7.
Wilson, Delegable and Non-Deleg-
able Duties of the Forsyth Coun-
~ Bar.
REGISTERS OF DEEDS
Registers of Deeds: Detailed
discussion of pertinent legislation
of general assembly of 1888. Gen
eral duties: Discussion led by Of,
ficers of Association of Registers
of Deeds, together with Charles
T. Boyd, Gilbert +. Powell anC
D. +. Higgins of the Greensboro
bar.
Association of Prison Officials
and Public Welfare Officers: De-
tailed discussion of legislation OF
general assembly of 1888 will
particular reference to penal anc
correctional institutions and pol,
icies of pardon and parole. Dis
cussions will be led by Mrs. W
T. Bost and Edwin Bridges, presi
dents of the above associations
together with Edwin NJ. Gill, com
missioner of pardons and paroles
Judge Nat Townsend, former eX
ecutive counsel, George Ross Pou
and Z. B. JeffreSs, representing
the consolidated prison and high
way departments.
Election officials: Detailed dis
cuSSion of election laws as mod
flied by general assembly Of
1888. Discussions led by l.. p
McLendon, president; R. C. Max
well and George c. Hampton, Jr.
vice-presidents Association Of
Election Officials. and w. A
Lucas, John C. Skies, Fred ID
Hamrich, Adrian S. Mitchell
members of the state board o,
elections.
TEACHERS AND
SUPERINTENTS
Teachers of government, in
Guiding superitendentS of city
and county schools: A detailed
discussion of school legislation il