The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17
sunday school Picnic.

r,. Sunday School of the South Side Rantist Church gave It's annual basket nicnto yesterday at Pickett springs.
 About one hundred and fifty of the attendants on the school and their pa rents went to the Springs on chertsr ,, en cars, leaving the church at io ooiooA | in the morning. rr,. .t | tbe sunday school said that 1t was tns | most enfoyable picnic Tn the history U ol | inc school and. that after the party l had partaken of the bountiful dinner, . l large box of good things to eat wss | packed and sent to the ihiha'es oA | County poor House. ..,, | The nicnickefs returned to tneir homes late in the afternoon.
 | xnt.rnotional Training school: | rba International Training School TO, Sunday School Workers or the inl international District will convene .' | Monteaele Tenn, Sunday. July zz. aho
 oortinus through Tuesday. July Sl
 Prof Fl. M. Hamill. D. D., or Nash. ,,,i1e Ia Dean of the institution ana among the instructors and lecturers st | son,e of the most prominent sunoay school workers in this country
 | Judge Joseph Carthel of Montgom- l 4ry. Secretary of the Alabama fsunoas | school Association will deliver two lec- I
 ua will speak July 23 and 24. when his
 a,,htscts will be "The Organized School Work" and 'House-t House Visita-
 The International Training School mas heen formally approved bY the De- nartment of Education of the interna, | tional Sunday School Association' ano the international certificates IS con | farr,d on students who meet the con aitions fixed by the department The kourse prescribed by the institution em- hraces eicht of the most important stu Stas hearing on the subject of sunday schooIS training and sunday School work. . .h. Board of Directors of the Iniro Dis- trict.
 | salvation Army at Work. The first open air meeting In Mont- eomerv of the Salvation Army was neid Friday night on Court Square:
 f-antain and Mrs. Odom and Ensign Black will be reinforced this week oy capt. and Mrs. w. R. Wlnsett Of selma who will take up the work with them
 and the open-air services VII pc eSn- 6ucted every night that the weather will permit. Tbe .headauarters of the Salvation Army are located at 3I7 Whitman Street. ! A location for the gospel tent has not heen secured but 1t Is confidently ex- nected to have the tent in readiness l for service in few days. | Major and Mrs. J. M. Berriman VII
 reach Montgomery Wednesday. June 2S. Major Berriman Is the Director of the Armv work for the Southern States. His coming to Montgomery means the 1 nermanant establishment of Post of the Army at this place.
 The proceedings of the twenty-third
 annual convention of the Alabama sun | day School Association. held at Mont | eonnerv. April 24-26. have been care- | fully compiled by Judge Joseph Carthel | Secretary of the Association, and will | ha sent to the Sunday School AsscciA- | tjons of the State this week. The pro- ceedings as compiled are exhaustive. | containing the names of all the del
 egates with detailed minutes or tne nrocaedings of the three days sessions l Dr I A. Rice, pastor of the Court | ctraa+ Methodist Church. has returned from Clarksville. Texas. where on last | sunday he preached the commencement | sermon for the graduating class of the bigh school at that place. There will
 he no preaching this morning at II | o,clock on account of the Children | nav" exercises of the Sunday School pr, Rice will preach tonight at | o'clock.
 The Ladies' Aid Society of the Court
 street Methodist Church will meet to- | morrow afternoon at the church at 5:30
 o'clock. The President, Mrs. A. Coke smith. earnestly requests that all mem- 1 hers attend the meeting.
 '"Cradle Roll' day will be observed
 at the Fifth Avenue Methodist Church
 +his morning at II o'clock, at which
 tinoa Rev. J. W. Rhinehart, the pastor,
 will deliver a short sermon to the par
 ents of the little ones, and an interest
 fnr program will be rendered There
 arg mere than loo names on the Cradle
 Roll of the church and the pastor Is
 apxious that as many as possible whose
 naroes are on the roll will be present this morning.
 fudge Joseph Carthel, Secretary of
 the state Sunday School Convention, will address the Sunday School Con-
 vention at Slocomb, district of Ge- neva County today. Next Saturday
 and Sunday Judge Carthel will attend inc Sunday School Convention of Clarke County at suggsville. He will repre-
 sent the State Association and Miss LIda