The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-05-26
SUNDAY SCHOOL
 WORKERS MEET State Convention is to be Held
 at AnniSton PROGRAMME IS ARRANGED State Field Worker Joseph carthel, Who Has Just Returned From
 Jerusalem, Will Attend
 the Sessions.
PROGRAMME IS ARRANGED

i gathering. Among those who wiii attend the convention is Hon. Joseph Carthel. state field worker, who has just returned | from the worlds convention at Jerusa- 1 lem MT. Carthel will be heard during the convention regarding his trip, which will doubtless be of much interest. The lead ing ministers and Sunday school workers of the state are on the programme. The programme follows:
 Wednesday Afternoon. | 2:30 D. m, 1-Devotional Exercises, Rev. | G. l.. Jenkins, Anniston. | 2:45 D. m., 1.-The Cradle Roll, Mrs. A. L. billiard, Auburn | 3:15 D. m, 3-The Spiritual Training of Little Children, Miss Lida R. Robertson, Mobile. s:45 D. m., 4-Primary Class Taught. Miss Minnie Allen, Annston. 4:16 D. m-The Mothers Part in Our Work, Miss Minnie L. Williams, Birming- ham.
 Wednesday Night. 7:9O D. m, 1-Song Service, R. l.. Cater, Anniston. | 500 p. m., 2-Reports from Delegates to the Worlds Convention.
 800 D. m., 3-Childhood the Stragetic Point, Dr. E. P. Davis, Opelika.
 Thursday Morning. 6:O0 a. m-Sunrise Prayer Meeting, J. B. stovall, Springville.
 800 a. m., 1-Devotional Eexercses, Rev. J. c. Talley Anniston.
 93O a. m.-Our State Association, The Presidents Address, B. Davie, Clayton. G. G. Miles, Montgomery. General Dis cussion, 30 minutes.
 The Finances, M. M. Sweatt, Montgom- cry.
 The Normal Department. H. B. Pilley, | Greenville.
 The Home Department, Miss Mary E. Smith, Opelika.
 The Primary Department. Miss Minnie Allen. Anniston, Supt.; Miss Minnie Kennedy, Opelika, Secretary.
 The Field, Joseph Carthel, Montgom- cry.
 The District Reports-W. F. Trump. l Tuscumba; R. E. Pettus. Huntsville: J. F. Turney, Hartselle; w. R. Dortch, Gadsden; G. T. McEldery, Talladega; J. T. McLemore Lizzieville; D. P. Christen- berry, Greensboro; w. B. Davidson, Montgomery; J. c. Maxwell, Alexander City; L. M. Stevenson, Roanoke; J. L. Trotman, Troy; G. l.. Conner, Eufaula; w. D. Dunn, Grove Hill; R. o. Harris, Mobile.
 Thursday Afternoon.
 2:S0 p. m. 1-Worship, Rev. Belt White, Anniston. PAS D. m., 2-worlx Among Young Peo- pie, limit 30 minutes, J. s. Bridges, Bir- min gham.
 3:15 D. m, 3-General Discussion
 3;So p. m., 4-The Sunday School Re vival, limit 20 minutes, N. J. Hubbard Talladega.
 $50 D. m, 5-General Discussion
 4:O5 D. m., 6-rhe Home Department Difficulties, limit 30 minutes, Rev. T. M Galloway, Talladega.
 5:S5 D. m., 7-General discussion.
 Thursday Night.
 7:SO p. m, 1-Song service, R. L. Cater Anniston.
 s:00 p. m., 2.-Marion Lawrence, Toledo Ohio.
 3-The collection
 Friday Morning.
 6:o0 a. m.-Sunrise prayer meeting, O. M Gath, Courtland.
 goo a. m., 1-Worship, Rev J. H. Eos. ter, Anniston.
 9:30 a. m., 2-Problems of the county work. (a) Advertising the convention 15 minutes, Leon c. Palmer, Selma. 9:45 a. m.-(b) A Reasonable Years Work, limit 15 minutes, S. A. Russell, An. nistion.
 10:00 a. m.-General discussion.
 1090 a. m.-(c) Conventions and Insti. tutes in the District, limit 15 minutes, w +. Feagan. Montgomery.
 10:45 a. m.-(d) Official Visiting Day limit 15 minutes, W. k. Holloway, Mont. gomery.
 11:00 a. m.-General discussion. 11:30 a. m.-te) The City Association ip11f mi arip I ledo, Ohio.
 11:i5 a. m.-General discussion. l Friday Afternoon. 2:30 D. m.. 1-Devotional exercises Rev D., N. McLauchlin, Anniston. PAS p. m., 2-Pivotal Periods of Child hood, limit 20 minutes, B. Divine, Clay ton.
 3:O5 p. m.. s-Promtions. the Advan tages, the Difficulties, limit 20 minutes J. E. Green. Opelika.
 3:25 D. m., t-Supplemental Work, limi 20 minutes, J. B. Wadsworth, Birming ham.
 s:45 D. m.. 5-General discussion.
 415 D. m., 6-Lesson Study, limit ? minutes, T. H. Johnston, Birmingham. 4:35 p. m., 7-Iome Cooperation, limi 20 minutes, Judge W. c. D. Cook. Ft Payne. l Friday Night.
 7:30 p. m., 1-Worship, Rev. R. Y. Han non, Anniston.
 500 D. m., 2-Marion Lawrence, Toledo Ohio.
 s:30 D. m., S-Christ the Great Teacher Rev. F. P. Culver. Huntsville
 Primary and Junior Conferences.
 Thursday.
 12:30 D. m.-The Sunday School superin tendents and primary teachers will b. served lunch by the Anniston Teachers asocition.
 l:15 p. n.--"A World of Prayer"
 1:20 p. m.-The Primary Teacher Rights and Privileges in the Primary De partment (a) In general, Mrs. Johl Borders, Choccolocco.
 1:50 D. m.-Discussion
 1:35 D. m.-(b) In Particular Miss Au gusta Woodruff, Montgomery.
 1:45 D. m.-Discussion.
 1:50 D. m.-The Sunday School Superin tendent's Rights and Privileges in tn Primary Department. (a) In general, I , H. Johnston, Birmingham. p. m.-Discussion. 2:o5 p. m.-(b) In Particular. J. E Greene, Opelika 2:15 D. m.-Discussion.
 2:26 p. m.-Intermission. 2:30 D. m.-Devotional exercises. PAS p. m.-Reports of county primary of fcers. Mrs. Jebn Borders. Choccoioccd , Mrs. B. B. Miller. Talladega; Mrs. Re : land, Talladega; Mrs T. c. Banks, Al l talla: Miss Emma Little. Auburn; Mrl R. A. Pashcal. Union Springs Mrs. J. { Burnett Castleksrry: Miss Alice Hale Birmingham; Ms, Minnie Allen, Moni gouery, Miss MabeI Hood MontRom fru