The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-04-26


capacity at the night session and many
newly arrived delegates were registered.
The programme for todays exercises IS
as follows;
Morning Session.
6:00-sunrise prayer meeting, B. Dayie,
Clayton.
s:OO-Devotional exercises, Rev. A. C.
Davidson, ID. D., Birmingham.
9:s0-"Our Years Work"
The presidents address, E. j. Russell.
Athens.
Reports of offieers-The executive COM
mittee G. G. Miles, Montgomery; the
treasurer, M. M. Sweat, Montgomery;
the general secretary, Joseph Carthel,
Montgomery; the primary secretary, Miss
Minnie E. Kennedy. Opelika: the home de-
partment Miss NJ. e. Smith, OpelilSa; the
normal department, Prof. W. F. Feagin,
Montgomery
1OsO-"The Sunday School as An Evan
gelistic Force"-Prof II. NJ. Hamill d.
| D., Nashville, Tenn.
Reports of district presidents-Dr. J. M.
Person. Florence; r. E. Pettus, Hunts
| Vile; DIR. j. r. Turney, Hartselle; Hon.
w. r. Dortch, Gadsens: G. II. McEldery,
| Talladega: r. r. Lewis, Birmingham;
William Edmonds, York. Prof ID. p.
Christenberry Greensboro: w. d. David
son, Montgomery; 7. s. Christian. Jr.,
Alexander City: Prof. L. M. Stevenson,
Lanett J. l.. Trotman, Troy; b. Davie,
Clayton: Hon. William D. Dunn, Grove
HILL Rev j. b. Cumming Dothan.
Afternoon Session.
2:aO-Devotional exercises Rev. Austin
| Crouch. Woodlawn.
2:45-Problems of the school.
The GobooI Drngrannfna 10 n1inI1tegl-
Hon. j. A. Wilkinson, Autaugaville.
The Loyal Sunday School Army 90 min
utes)-Judge ]. T. Cook Montgomery.
The Finances 90 minuates)-J. w. Sib-
ley, Birmingham.
Quarterly Reveiew 40 minutes)-Rev. A.
r. Clarke, Fort Payne.
S:25-General discussion.
3:55-Sunday School Leakage Q5 min
utes). b. b. Conner, Birmingham.
Glass Organization Q5 minutes)-W. w.
Pearson, Montgomery.
Grading q5 mlnutes)-J. B. Greene ope-
lilla.
General discussion.
Night Session.
7:90-Devotional exercises, Rev. A. R.
Moore, Birmingham
S:OO-The Sunday School in American
Life, Rev, l. j. Van Ness, d. D. Nash
vile, Tenn.
Miles. Montgomery.
The primary and junior conference ex-
ercises for today will be as follows:
1880 p. ma word OF prayer.
1:35-Completing Our Organization, state
primary secretary.
1:45-Reports of county primary officers,
Miss Alice Hale, Mrs. e. c. Thurston,
Miss Annie Williams, Mrs John Borders,
Mrs. r. B. Miller, Mrs. p. M. Rowland,
Mrs. T, C. Banks, Mrs. r. A. Paschal,
Mrs. J. S. Burnett, Miss Ida r. Robert
son, Mrs Minnie Allen, Miss Mabel Hood,
Mrs J. j. Thomas. Miss Edith Rice, Miss
Minnie e. Chambers. Mrs. Ida Sansbury,
Mrs. B. L. Byrd, Mrs. J. B. Wilson. Miss
Annie Bradshaw, Mrs. George Robinson,
Miss Mamie Andrews, Miss Mary c. Glib
son, Miss Pauline couric.
2:25-Reports from teachers associa-
tons.
2:55-Grading: (a) In the Primary De-
partment Mrs. e. b. Miller, Talladega.
Discussion.
$500 In the Jur'or Department.
3:55-Discussion
4:05-Supplemental Work: (a) In the
Primary Department, Miss Kate Smith,
Opellka.
4:20--Discussion.
4.3O--fb) Tn the Junior Department Mrs.
r. t. MeCalley.
4:45-Diseussion.
The officers of the association are as
follows:
r. L. Russell Athens, president; Jo-
seph Carthel, Montgomery, general Sec
rotary; II. L. Cater. Admission, secretary;
M. M. Sweat. Montgomery. treasurer;
Miss Annie Il. Kennedy, Opellka, pri-
mary secretary; Miss M. e. Smith, ope-
llka, superintendent home department;
Leon c. Palmer, Montgomery assistant
secretary; W. F. Feagin, Montgomery.
superintendent normal department. Ex-
ecutive committee, w. d. billiard. Mat
thews T. II. Johnston. r. w. Cecil, B.
B. Conner, Birmingham; ]. B. Greene.
opelika; d. c. Anderson, J. T. Gardner,
L. II. Care, Admission; A. A. Oden Hart
sell; ]. S. Carroll, Troy; George G. Miles,
Michael Cody John b. Fuller, John w.
Durr, Jr., William r. Holloway, r. o.
Blakey, Adolph Roemer, w. w. Pearson,
s. B. slghtler A. w. LeBron, Montgom-
cry
The district presidents are: J. M. Peer
son, Florence; r. g. Pettus. Huntsville;
j. r. Turney, Hartselle; w. r. Dortch.
Gadsden; G. r. McEldery, Talladega; r.
F. Lewis, Birmingham viii Edmonds,
York: d. p. Christenberry, Greensboro;
w. b. Davidson. Montgomery; Il. s.
Christian, Jr Alexander City; L. M. Ste
venson, Roanoke; j. l.. Trotman, Troy;
b. Davie Clayton; W. d. Dunn, Grove
Hill; the Rev. j. b. Cumming. Mobile
The full list of the delegates will be
published in The Age-Herald tomorrow
when the registration has been COM
pleted 1t was impossible to complete
this list last night.
IL Is estimated that more than 700 dele
gates and visitors will attend the con-
ference from the state outside Brming-
ham and its suburbs.
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Card of Thanks.