The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22
MONTGOMERY READY FOR
 SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS
Program of Great Convention Which Begins at First Presbyterian Church Tuesday After
 noon Hundreds of Delegates.

-<- Prepardt1onS TOT the enteftdininoh' of the delegates to the State Sunday school Association, which will convene Tuesday afternoon at 2:so o'clock in the First Presbyterian Church, are nearing completion.
 More than one hundred of Montgom- ery's enthusiastic Sunday School work CTS have given their time and service to the matter of arranging for the en- tsrtainment of the great crowd which ts expected to assemble in this city next Tuesday, and they feel we'll satisneo with the results of their work.
 The delegates will begin to arrive Monday night or on the early Tuesday morning trains. They will be met al the union railway station by E. M. Graves and his committed, who will assign them to homes. They will be showlh to these homes by boys ana young men of the various Sunday schools of Montgomery, who have vol unteered their services for this work.
 The members of the local committee will wear white caps and may thus be identified as such, and every member will give of his or her personal ser vice toward making pleasant the visit of the delegates to this convention.
 The Entertainment Committee.
 The members of the Entertainment Committee of which R. o. Blakey IS chairman, the men and women who are planning to care for the delegates and their addresses are as follows.
 Mrs J. W. Rheinhardt. Fifth Ave- nue: Miss Emma Smith, Is Heron street; w. C. Walls, Heron street; Mrs. P. W. Mcqueen, 40 Highland Avenue; Miss Jessie Ray. 206 Park Place; Miss l.. P. Campbell. 913 High land Avenue; M D. Sweatt. 10 South Perry street; O. F. Dozfer, 1f2 Madi- son Avenue; Mrs. W. l.. Gottinghan, 12 Robinson street; Mrs. Thomas Thweatt, 67f Mildred street; C. A. McDaniel, at J. Loeb Grocery Com- pany; Miss Carrie Joseph, BOA South Hull street: Miss Willie A. Gorree Chisolm; Mrs. c. A. Ray, 19 Clay street; H. A. Cook, Highland Avenue W. F. Guy. Highland Park. Mrs. c. R Howell, Highland Park; Mrs. P. F. Miles, 10 Scott street; Mrs. ]. w. Jones 3oS South street: Mrs. Ellie Burnett 5os South, Lawrence street; Miss Susie McDade, 219 Pelham street; Miss Mary Belle Jones. 533 South Hull street; Mrs Lila Little, 119 Moulton street; Mrs Juliet Dennis. sos South Perry street Mrs. S. D. Richards. 120 Catoma street Mrs S. L. Finnigan, MT. G. O. Willis. Miss E. l.. Moore, Mrs J. G. Winter, Mrs. Mary Whiting w. K. sawyer. Il9 N1THlatd sANChuC M. S Pervis. 735 Clayton Street; Will liam Austin, 601 Mildred Street; Mrs L. McAdan, 24 Clayton Park; Miss NJ Mcdonald. 73s Clayton Street; Frank Allen, at Montgomery Fair; M. E Smith, 1104 South Decatur Street: R P. Bazemore. .Jr.. 1043 South Hull Stree' Miss Willie Wilson. SS Jefferson Davis Avenue; Miss Mamie Canty, 409 Fin ley Avenue; Rev r. M. Stewart; George ChanA1ar Sntfff Perry Street; Boiling Barnett, D. F Bird, Mrs M w. Purifoy, Highland Park: Mrs W. G. Yelverton, 620 Adams Street; Mrs. Pearl Jones. w. J. Proctor Brame Hood. Thomas Martin, Prof. W F. Marion, Paul B. Fuller, Mrs. c. | Campbell, Mrs. Paul Mertins, Mis sailie Walker. Miss Rita Ament Mrs. F. c. Browder. Miss Leona Stuckes ". B. Carlton, J. A. Jenkins, 613 Cla, Street; Mrs. J. M. Johnson, Miss l. Copeland. S11 Heron Street; Rome Cargill, S10 Heron Street; l.. LasseteI W. B. Davidson, Henry F. Martin Thomas L.. Peach. Mrs. T. H. Mizell Mrs. Florence Harris, Mrs. w. $ nie K. Stakely Lawson Walker, Mis- Eugenia Macy, Miss Ruth Macy. Mrs Dr. M. B. Kirkpatrick, Mrs. P. C. Wal lace, J. T. Mapes, Mrs. J. l.. Fitzpatrick Miss Myrtle Garrett, F. C. Schwend c. c. Zirkle. J. H. Baxter. Miss Ellei Jackson, Mrs. J G. Spruell, Miss Kat Roemer, c. A. Grant, Armstead Brown F. M. Graves, w. W. Pearson. Mrs. B B. Allen. Mrs. F. M. Graves. Mrs. M. H Holt, Miss Lulu Pearson, Miss Lillian Golson, F, M. Mosely, G. C. Clisby, Mis- Lilia Gcfson, Mrs. F. G. Adams.
 All pastors, Sunday School Superin tendents and Assistant Superinte tendent are members of this committee.
 Serving on the Refreshment Com nnittee with Mrs. T. H. Mizell. chair man. are: Mesdames Ellis Brunette J. W. Rhinehart, P. W. Mcqueen, Lilaf Little, Juliet Dennis, l.. McAdam C. L Campbell, F. G. Browder, J. M. John son, Florence l. Harris, N S. Payne W. c. Yelverton. M. B. Kirkpatrick J l.. Fitzpatrick, J. c. Spruell, F.. NJ Graves, O. P Atkinson and w. l. Cottingham Misses Mamie Canty, Sal ie Walker, Leona Stucky, Katie Roe mer, LuIah Pearson and Lillian Cont son.
 The Depot Committee is composed O G. O. Willis, chairman; w. IT. Rutf W. NJ. Browder, Benjamin Screws, E F. Evans, R M. Cook. H. F. Martin. w Martin. c M Roemer. Walter Shep pard, B r. Davidson, c. N Jones, T. Locke, l.. Griffin. A. M. Kennedy. ( D. Tallman. Maxte Pepperman. Ton Alley. Sam Rogers.
 On the Finance Committee are: ( A. Grant Chairman; Brame Hood. Gul ly Zirkle. R. $. Armistead, W. s. Keis ter and Blount Davidson.
 Tho Badge Committee is composed c William R. Sawyer, Chairman, wit Misses Carrie Lou Avenger Nel1i Booth, Mary Williams, Lou Ella CronI