The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-27
PROGRAMME FOR
STATE BAPT|STS
viii Meet In TalIadega
July 1920
HOWARD'S ENDOWMENT
President Montague viii Announce
100000 Endowment Has Been
Rased-Interesting Sub

The programme for the Alabama Bap-
fist state convention to be held at ITALIA
dega July 1920 has been announced. A
number of important matters will be dis
cussed, and among them President A. p.
| Montague of Howard college will an
nounce that the endowment fund of $780,,
coo has been raised.
Reports will be heard from Secretary w.
B. Crumpton on the state mission board
work and from the presidents of Judson
college, Scottsboro college, Healing
Springs college and the Evergreen Or
phans' home all Baptist institutions in
the state.
The programme is as follows:
Wednesday Morning.
| e;0O-Prayer service. "Workers Together
With God" by the Rev. A. G. Spinks.
9:sO-Enrollment of delegates. Election
| of officers.
9:5-Report of programme committee
| by the Rev. William A. Davis.
9:5O-Reception of visitors.
9:E5-Introduction of new pastors.
10:00-Welcome address by w. b. Castle
berry. Reply by presidents sppoihtee.
1O:15-Reading of reports. State board OF
missions, board of ministerial education
Howard college trustees Treasurer of
Howard college endowment fund, Treas
u1er of convention.
II :00-Convention sermon by the Rev.
w NJ. Blackwelder alternate, ]. M. Shell
! burn.
Wednesday Afternoon.
2:3O-Prayer service by the Rev. F. j.
| Ingram
2:45-Reading Of reports; Judson college
trustees Scottsboro institute trustees.
| 4w..af n,-
| phans' home trustees. Board of directors.
| Statistical secretary.
3:25-Appontmen of committees to re-
port at this session
3:30-Dscu of state missions: Gen.
orally, the w. b. Crumpton, cor
responding secretary.
missions In My Section" by C. 7. Gull
pepper. N. Baker. c. w OHara, G. w
Gibson. and others.
Wednesday Night.
S;Oo-Foreign Missions. Report by j. J.
Hagood.
Discussed by boards representative and
others.
Thursday Morning.
$3.50 Prayer service. Prayer for Our
Schools" by the Rev. A. N. Reeves.
observation-disclosures business
9;30-"The Religious Press" discussed
by the Rev. Frank Willis Barnett and
other representatives of publishing in
terests.
9:45-"Howard College," by DIR. A. p
Montague and others.
II 00--Ministerial education.
Howard College by the Rev. j. A
Hendricks and others.
Theological Seminary" by its represen-
tatives and others.
} Thursday Afternoon.
2:3OAPrayer service by the Rev. J. p
Hunter
2:45-Reports of committees.
%. Time place and preacher.
) (2l. Nominations.
go. Co-Operative, by w. A. Taliaferro.
, 90. Memorials, by the Rev. Frank w
Barnett
(5). Sunday schools. by the Rev. j. NJ
Shelburne
l S:SO-"Judson College" by the Rev. r
G. Patrick and others.
0-Scottsboro Institute, by W. r
: Davis and others
Healing Springs Institute, by I. II
Tucker and others.
T Thursday Night.
800 Home Missions-Report by the Rev
B. S. Bailey
Discussed by boards representative ant
! others
Friday Morning.
S:30-Prayer Service: Prayer for III.
crease OF Laborcrs," by the Rev. J. Allor
Smith.
Miscellaneous business.
= Report of special committees.
9;30-Orphans' Home by John w. Stew
art and others.
10;30-Temperance: Report by W. J. d
Upshaw. Discussed by ]. d. Norman ant
others.
11:15-Sunday Schools: Report by Wal
ter s. Brown. Discussed by representa-
tives of Sunday school board and others
|, Friday Afternoon.
2:3O Prayer service, by the Rev. w. A
Parker, Jr.
, 245-Announcement of standing commit
tees to report next session.
250-Young Peoples Work: Report by
, p. NJ. Mcneil. Discussed by j. r. Magil
and others.
3:30-Woman's, Work; Report by the
Rev ]. NJ. Shelburn. Discussed by W. d
Hubbard and others.
4:15-Miscellaneous business.
Friday Night.
S:00-Sermon by the Rev. p V. Bomar.
9:D-Final adjournment.
w. A. DAVIS,
Secretary of Committee.
The ministers conference will be held
on Tuesday afternoon and night proceed
|, ing the convention. The programme is