The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1904-06-30
BAPTIST CONVENTION
ANNUAL MEETING WILL BE HELL
IN ANNISTON.
Leading Workers of the Denominations
VIII be I'm Atfendance--Pro-
grams Arranged for the
Occasion,

Admission. June 29.--(Special 1.-The
Baptists of Alabama will hold their an
nual convention in Admission July 20 to
20. The convention will be one of
the most notable church gatherings in
Che history of the city. Every Bap-
tist church in the State will be repre-
scented and the leading workers in that
denomination will be in attendance
The sessions will be held In the Parker
Memorial Baptist Church. The dele
gates will be entertained in the homes
of the people of Admission. The meet
ing is being looked forward to with
pleasant anticipations by the Baptist
people of Admission and the State The
program for the convention is lengthy
and interesting. the names of some OF
the leading ministers and 1aymen OF
the church in Alabama appearing upon
1t. Extensive preparations for the
entertainment of the visitors are being
made by the Baptist congregations of
the city.
Program of Baptist Minister'S meet
ing at Admission. July 49, 1904
Tuesday Morning.
9-9;3o-Prayer service. Topic, Pow
err" E. B. Moore.
9:30-1G:30-'True Evangelism" w. j..
E. Cox. General discussion.
10:S0-11 :30-"The Divorce Question"
A. ]. Preston, J. e. Herring. c. J..
Bentley.
Il:s0-12:so-"rhe Minister in His
study" L. o. Dawson. General discus
sion.
Tuesday Afternoon.
2:30-2:45-Prayer service. Topic.
Service" A. E. Burns.
2:45-3:3o-"Church Music" H. w.
Williams. A. c. Davidson.
30-4:30--"Anecdotes in Preaching, /"
j. L. Gross. c. A. Stakely.
4:3O-5-"Pastoral Visiting" H. H.
Shell. j. G. Dickinson.
Tuesday Evening.
"scriptural Giving" H. w.
Provence.
s:45-'The Preacher and Politics. s.
]. Cats. J. v. Dickinson.
Program of Baptist State convention
at Admission. July 20-22, 1904:
July 20--Wednesday morning,
800 -9:30-Prayer. service.
INSTRUMENTATION. Report of
Program Committee.
10:00-10 :15--Welcome address. ten
minutes. c. ]. Owens. Response, FIVE
minutes. P. v. Bomar.
5-10:30-Presentation of visitors
and new pastors In the State.
! 10.30-11 :S0-Reading of reports
1. State Board of Missions.
2. Ministerial Education
3. Howard College.
4. Judson Institute.
5. Academies. Scottsboro; 2, Heal
ing Springs.
6. Orphanage.
7. Board of Directors.
8. Treasurer's Report.
0. Statistical Secretarys Report
1i:S0. Convention sermons. H.
Campbell. Alternate. w. A. Taliaferro
Wednesday Afternoon.
2:30-2:45-Prayer service. Topic.
Profit In Prayer-H. 7. Crumpton.
:45-3:30-Reports continued
s:s0-4:30--Missions in My Section
Five minute talks by T. w Shelton, A.
~ Reeves. c. c. winters, T. v. Neal
J. l.. Collins. NJ. NJ. Wood, ]. w. Vessey
G.. w. Grulee, W. T. Cobbs. H. e. Rice
j. L. Lamb. w. A. Parker. J. A. Scott,
A. A. Hutto. J. N. webb. II. w. Rob
erts. M. T. Leath. T. w. Griff1th. T. E.
Tucker. j. M Roden. ]. r. Stodghill, j.
r. Wells, w n. Huckabee.
1905 :00--Hear from Corresponding
Secretary.
Wednesday Evening.
s:00-Howard College, I. Ministerial
Education in the College,. NJ. Shell
burne. g. The Future of the College
"A. p. Montague.
July II. Thursday Morning.
S:30-9:00-Prayer service, Topic.
Praise and Thankssiving"--J. D. Ray.
9:00-e: 3o-AIiscelianeous business
9:50-10:S0--our Convention Schools.
/. Academies. (30 mi,,utes). a. scotts-
boro. w. w. Lee; b. Healing Springs. T.
e Tucker e. hudson Institute r. G.