The age-herald., 1898-04-21
ASSOCIATION OF
 SUNDAY SCHOOLS Resumed Its Session YeSter-
 day Morning. w. E. HOLLOWAY, PRESIDENT I Other Officers Seected-Very Instructive Ad- dresses Yesterday-Handsome Sub
 scripton Raised-The Pro-
 gramme for Today.

The Sunday School Association of Ala bama resumed its sessions yesterday morn ing at o'clock by sunrise prayer meet ing service, led by Rev. James D. Mclean of Livingston.
 At o'clock the regular programme, as given in yesterdays Age-Herald was taken up and carried through almost without an exception. Rev. L. S. Handley of this city led in the devotional services. Five-minute addresses were then had from President T. w. Palmer of the University of Alabama; "The Years Work,' by Joseph Carthel of Anniston; "The Field Workers Report" by s. A. Russell of Annston; "Our Statis- tics," by J. w. Mahan of Randolph; "Fi- nancial Report" by R. Lapsley of Annis- ton; "Our Home Department York; by J. B. Greene of Opelika; "Our State Paper," by w. E. Holloway of Montgomery.
 The committee on the selection of officers submitted the following names, which were unanimously adopted:
 w. E. Holloway, of Montgomery, presi- dent
 J. W. Mahan, of Randolph, secretary.
 J. c. Orr, Jr., of Hartselle, assistant sec retary.
 R. Lapsley, of Anniston. treasurer.
 J. B. Greene, of Opelika, superintendent of home department.
 Miss Berney Allen, of Anniston, superin- tendent of primary department.
 The committees of the association will be announced by the president today.
 In the afternoon devotional services were conducted by Rev. J. D. Ellis of Avondale. Reports from committees were received.
 An excellent address of forty-five minutes was delivered by Marion Lawrence of To- ledo, O., on "The Bible In the Sunday School" w. D. Holloway spoke on the home department and Miss Minnie Ken- nedy of Opelika talked on the primary class work.
 A song service at night was led by Rev. John Barbour of this city. J. B. Green, I. A. Russell and Dr. J. R. Cooley were ap- pointed a committee of three to select twen- ty delegates to the worlds convention, which meets in London in July
 J. B. Greene of Opelika spoke for thirty minutes on the future work of the asso- citation, and succeeded in raising hand- some subscription from the delegates pres- ent for prosecuting the work during the coming year. The collections will be con- tinued this morning until all the counties have subscribed something.
 Program for Today
 Today's programme is as follows
 2:3O D. m-Devotional Hour-"The Work erS-Who?' Rev. U. |. Splesie, oirIhiii6- ham.
 2:5Op. m-".The Teachers Opportunity" s. J. Carroll. Troy. ,, 3:10 D. m-"The Teachers Preparation" B. Davie, Clayton.
 3:3O D. m-"How to Conduct Teachers Meeting" Marion Lawrence. Toledo, O. General discussion.
 4:3O D. m.-Business 7.30 D. m.-Devotional Hour.-"Testf- mony," Rev. B. D. Gray, D. D., Birming- ham. - 500 D. m.-Address-"The Bible Our In- spired Text Book" Rev. V. O. Hawkins, D. D., Talladega. S:3O D. m-Address-"The Great End or Sunday School Work" Rev. P. T. Hale, D. D., Birmingham.
 Unfinished business and adjournment s:oO a. m.-Sunrise Prayer Meeting, Rev. J. M Greene. Newton.
 goo a. m.-Devotional Hour-"Gods s Promises" J. w. Mitchell, Birmingham.
 9:30 a. m-"Thorough County Organiza- tion." W. T. Atkins, Selma. General Dis cussion.
 1O:3O a. m.-"Freight Train Sunday School vs. The vestibule Limited" w. s. Wltham, Atlanta, Ga.
 1o.O0 a. m-'sThe Superintendent and His Work" Prof. w. F. Reagan, Albertviile.