The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-25

tor. Dr. W. J. B. Cox, Rev. A. E. Burns, Rev. L. O. Dawson, Rev. N. c. Underwood, Dr. o. F. Gregory, W. B. Davidson, Lum Duke and ]. O. Harris sions to succeed the class whose term ex- l pired this year.
 The Board of Ministerial Education will consist of Rev. H. w. Province, Rev. w. M. Blackwelder, Dr. c. c. Jones. Rev. J. c. Lowrey. Rev. L. M. Bradley. Rev. ]. l M. Shelburne and A. l.. Smith. i Judge J. P. Stiles. A. D. Smith. Col T.. M. sF'alkner, Rev. W. c. Curry, H. R. Din, E. H. Cabaniss, P c. Ratliff and c. s. Rabb were elected trustees of How l ard College. to succeed the class whose | terms expired this year.
 l William A. Davis G. G. Mills, J. P. Haley and W. P. Welch were elected | trustees of Judson's Institute to fill va cancies.
 and Hon. G. A. Joiner were elected trus- tees of the Orphans Home. Rev. w. B. Crumpton. Rev. W. T. Quis- | enberry. Rev. w. w. Howard. Rev. c. T. starkey, w. T. Roberts. E w. Gar land, Law Lamar and R. L. Butler, were elected trustees of Scottsboro Institute. Dr. A. P. Montague, pr. R. G. Patrick. B. F. Jiles, Dr. c. J. Owens, Prof. P. M. Shackelford. Prof. T. W. Palmer. Prof. A. W. Tate. Prof J. A. Liner, Dr. W. B. Crumpton, Prof. D. F. Hogan, F. s. Pugh, w. H. Bowen and F. W. Barnett, were elected delegates to the next meet ing of the American Baptist Educational Society.
 |. Rev. T. M. Galloway submitted ma jority report from the committee against | the proposition to create a Sunday school and colporteurage board. recommending that such work be committed to the State Board of Missions and Rev. J. V. Dick inson a minority report that such a board be created.
 This subject was discussed by the Rev. W. Y. Quisenberry. Rev. T: M. Calla- way. Dr. c. A. Stakely and Rev. w. A. Taliaferro. The matter was referred to committee consisting of Rev. l.. O. Dawson. Rev. J. V. Dickinson, Rev. T. M Galloway, Rev. W. Y. Quisenberry, R. E. Pettus and Rev. Arnold S. Smith.
 On motion of R. E. Pettus a resolution was passed against Sabbath dissertations. such as baseball playing and keeping open stores.
 c. c. Miles introduced a resolution of thanks to the secretary, William A Davis. who has filled that of1ce for the past sixteen years, (his father the late Benjamin B. Davis, having been sec retary for elecen years previously which was adopted by a rising vote.
 Rev. Frank Willis Barnett, editor of | The Alabama Baptist made a very witty speech in the interest of that paper.
 Rev. A. Y. Napier submitted the report7 on Sunday Schools, which was discussed by Rev. I. J. Van Ness. L. C. Ousley, Professor E. NJ. Shackleford, Dr. A. B. Campbell. Dr. George B. Eager, pr. A. c. Davidson, Rev. B. l.. Mitchell and Hon. w, D Dunn.
 The report on young peoples work was presented by Rev. W. R. Ivey, and re- marks were made by him, and Rev Ar hold S. Smith.
 The President, on behalf of the Troy Church, in very happy speech presented Bible to each of the four pages who have waited on the convention. R. k. Pettus introduced a resolution of thanks to the people of Troy, to the rail- roads and to the press for eourtesies, which was adopted bv rising vote.
 The convention heard four memorial ad- dresses in memory of Hon. J. B. Gra- ham, by Rev. T. M. Galloway; pr. I. I Tichenor, by Dr. A. B. Campbell; Dr. J, l., M. Curry, by pr. o. F. Gregory; Dr. E. B. Teague, by Rev. B. F. Giles. Dr. A. B. Davidson pronounced the 1 benediction and the convention adjourned.