The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-08
CONVENTION
STATE ORGANIZATION MEETS
 IN BREwToN NEXT WEEK.
Complete Program of the Three Days session-Several Montgomery Ministers are on the Pro-
 gram for Addresses.

The eightieth annual convention Of the Baptists of Alabama will be helG in Brewton, commencing Wednesday, No- vember 18th and lasting through Thurs day and Friday.
 The convention promises to be largely attended and great interest is manifested among the local Baptists in the approach ing gathering.
 Among the Montgomerians on the pro gram are Rev. c. A. Stakely, Rev. w. !. Elliott Rev. J. B. Shelton, Rev. w. B. Crumpton and w. B. Davidson. Mont gomery will send large delegation to the convention.
 The program is as follows:
 Wednesday.
 s:30 a. m.-Devotional meeting, con- ducted by w. R. Ivey of Oxford.
 1lOrganization. Report of Program Committee. u
 1o:15-Welcome address by Hon. E. T. Parker, Mayor of Brewton. Response by ]. H. Foster of Anniston.
 l0:30-Presentation of visitors anu ne" pastors. =. ..,.
 1O:45-Reports, 1st, State Board Of Ms .ions: 2d. Institute Board; Sd, Orphans Horne. 4th. Trustees of Judson and Joward: 5th. Board of Ministerial Educa- ion. 9th. Board of Directors; 7th, rus tees of Scottsboro School; Sth. Treasurer of Howard College; 9th, Statistical sec retary. il 1.3o-Conyention sermon by w. J. E Cox of Mobile; alternate, Paul V. bomai of Marion.
 12:30 p. m.-AdJourn. S-Devotional exercises, conducteo oy s. J. Catts of Ft. Deposit nearing o' reports resumed.
 3:4O-Miscellaneous business. 4.20-Reports of Standing Committees 1st. Home Missions, A. c. Davidson; "a | Foreign Missions, J. F. Purser; 3d, Sun day Schools.~'Bunydn Davte; 4th, rem | nerance. J. L. Gregory; 9th, woman Work, T. M. Galloway; 9th, young Feo ple's Work, L. o. Dawson. Adjourn.
 7:15-Devotional exercises, conducted D' w, J. Elliott, Montgomery. 7:3o-Discussion of Howard report lee by l.. O. Dawson, Tuscaloosa. 8.30-Discussion of Judson report, led b! w. Y. Quisenberry New Decatur. | e.O0-Ministerial Education, J. l. | Thompson. Lafayette and seminary rep resentative. Adjourn at pleasure. Thursday. | sa. m.-Devotional exercises. conducted .by J. F. Gable, Columbia. | 9l-Miscellaneous business. | e.3o-Discussion of mission reports-lst | State Missions (a) Plea for the Mill Eco ple by A. J. Preston Of PrattVllle ah' | B. Shelton of Montgomery ffteei minutes each: (b) Plea for Mountain | Young People, by Hon. Virgil Bouldin O Scottsboro, fifteen minutes; Co Bible Il | Every Home by Paul V. Bomar o | Marion, fifteen minutes; 2nd, Home Nils sions, Richard Hall, Florence, thirt, minutes; 3d, Foreign Missions; J. G Dickinson of Gadsden, thirty minutes. u:SO-Sermon by M. B. Wharton, Flu faula. Adjourn.
 D. m.-Devotional exercises, conduct ed by w. A. Taliaferro of Furman. r. "3:15-Miscellaneous business. Y 3:30-Orphanage. discussion led by J. Il Longcrier of Jasper.
 4LInstitute Board. c. c. Bentley o Ashland. r 4:3O-Sunday Schools, Rutherford Bret
 of Huntsville and w. B. Davidson c
 Montgomery. Adjourn.
 7:15-Devotional exercises, conducted b
 R. M. Hunter of Avondale.
 7:3O-Grand mass meeting; addressed b
 secretaries of the Board Adjourn 6
 pleasure.
 Friday. ga. m.-Devotional exerices, conducte by H. H. Shell of Mobile. 9i5-Miscellaneous business. 4SO-Temperance, led by I. A. White ( Dothan.
 10-Young Peoples Work. A. E. Burr , of sylacauga. l c1O:SO-Woman's Work, J. E. Barnes ( ! Selma.
 ff:SO-Time and place of next mee ing. and appointees for sermon. 11:S5-Closing sermon by A. c. Davit