The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-04-19

Brewer. chairman; w. R. Powell. j.
Read Sweat, j. w. Norton, j. T. Vim
son, r. L. Cooper, Frank Whatley. d.
kirkland. j. E. Fulton, Sam Bern
hardt.
Reception-D. S. Edenheld, chair
man. w. S. Ryland, M. B. Nichols
John w. Berry, ]. N. Lee, w. D. Hor-
ton, William H. Wright, w. z. Low
cry, Alexander Carswell, Boyd Wells,
]. Christie, John Wolf, Charlie Cook
Allen Keith, w. j. Clark, S. ]. Bern
hardt, Homer Johnson, Ben Sanders
John Sanders, ]. NJ. Connolly, Ian
drum Buchine.
Observation-Disclosures Van Deventer,
chairman; G. S. Ellis, J. S. Wood, ].
E. Frank. C. H. Medlock, ]. T.
Abrams, c. H. King.
Ushers and Pages.
Ushers-Day services, C. w. West
Jr., George Maynard, John F. May,
Herman C. Shuptrine, w. r. Pearce,
]. B. Goodman; night service, Allen
Sweat, Mr.. league, D. T. Furse, Sherod
Collins, Ernest Huff, ]. E. Fulton, J.
G. Rambo, G. B. Whatley, Jr., ]. Read
Sweat
Pages-Louis Powell, Herbert Pear
son, John w. Cannon, Irwin Wood,
Milton Ellis, Frank George.
The Alumni Banquet.
One of the most interesting events
to take place. during the visit of the
convention delegates is the annual BAN
quet of the Alumni Association of the
Southern Baptist Theological Sem
mary, which will be given at the De
Soto Hotel Thursday evening, May I,
at 9 o'clock. This will be very bril-
liant and memorable gathering. The
officers of the association, all of whom
are expected to be present, are at fol-
lows. DR.. julius w. Willard, Mary
land, president; secretary, ]. A. French
of Texas; Executive Committee, Wes-
ton Bruner, Virginia; c. H. Jones,
Kentucky; John D. Jordan, Georgia;
w. r. L. Smith, Virginia; H. w. Kemp,
Maryland; vice presidents, H. w.
Province, Alabama; Finlay F. Gibson,
Arkansas; H. R. Moseley, Cuba; c. C.
Coleman, District of Columbia; F. c.
Edwards. Florida; ]. G. Harrison,
Georgia; C. S. Leonard, Indian Terri
tory; ]. N. Prestridge, Kentucky; Gill
bert Dobbs, Louisiana; T. A. Johnson,
Maryland w. j. Williams, Mississippi;
G. w. Hyde, Missouri; ]. G. Blalock,
North Carolina; r. P. Mansfield, OGla-
homa; H. P. Mccormick, Porto Rico;
q. T. Cody, South Carolina; ]. Pike
Powers, Tennessee, R. T. Hanks, Tex
as; ]. L. Lawless, Virginia.
The speakers and their subjects have
been announced for the banquet as
follows:
1.-THE Seminary as it Was" To be
responded to by ]. VIM. Jones, of
Richmond. Va, 1.-THE Mighty Men
Which Were of Old, the Men of Re
nown."
"Our Southern Pastors Who Have
Never Attended the Seminary" Re-
Spouse by F. c. Mcconnell, Atlanta,
Ca, ''They Spake the Words of God
With Boldness and Great Grace
Was Upon Them ALL"
1.-The Seminary as it Is" Response
by Luther Little, Fort Worth Texas.
your Faith is Proclaimed through
out the Whole World
"a Seminary Graduates Experience
in the North" Response by Kerr
Boyce Topper, Philadelphia, Pa, "They
Shall Come Together out of the Land
That 1 Gave"
1.-The Seminary as it Is to Be-" Re-
sLonse by Manly ]. Breaker, st. Louis,
Mo-, Let us Cease to Speak of the
First-and Press on Unto Perfection"
THE Seminary and Her Alumni"
Response by President E. Y. Mullins,
Louisville. Ky. But Now Complete
the Doing Also; That as There Was
the Readiness to Will, so There May
be the Completion Also Out of Your
Ability"
Various Meetings.
The annual meeting of the Baptist
Young Peoples Union will be held in
the First Baptist Church, Thursday,
May 7, beginning at 10 o'clock in the
morning. This is expected to be very
interesting and instructive meeting.
Delegates will be present from all parts
of the South.
The corresponding secretaries of the
several state organizations are expect
ed TO meet in Savannah in the First
Baptist Church, pastors study, Thurs
day morning, at 10 o'clock.
The trustees of the Southern Baptist
| Theological Seminary will hold their
annual meeting in the gentlemen's par
Tor of the De Soto Hotel Thursday
morning, May Z, at 10 o'clock.