The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-24
TOMEET IN WESTEND
GATHERING OF MONTGOMERY
 BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
Churchmen of Fours Counties WtIl Assemble Here Next Week --Women Will Also Hold
 Sessions.

The annual meeting of the Mont gomery Baptist Association will be held at the Baptist Church in West End Wednesday ana Thursday, Sep tember $ and 6.
 The Montgomery association in cludes the Baptist Churches Of Sae counties of Montgomery, Autauga, Lowndes and Bullock
 While the Baptist church of West End was selected as she meeting place of the Association, the members of the other Baptist Churches of Montgomery will assist in the entertaining Of the delegates to the Association.
 A program of unusual interest to the members of the Baptist Church has been arranged by the Execus.ve Committed of the Association. which is made up of George w. Ellis, w. B. Davidson, G. c. Miles. s. B. sightler. R. H. Hsiason apq W. R. Sawyer. The Woman's Missionary Union. Auxiliary to the Montgomery Baptist Association, will be held in the Meth odist Church at West End at the same time that the Association is in session. A great deal of business Of importance will be discussed at this meeting or the Association and the Executive Committee which has in charge the arrangements, expects fine attend ance.
 The following is a complete program Of the two days< session Of the Asso- ciation:
 Wednesday.
 9:3e a. m.--Devotional exercises, by Frank Allen.
 10 a. m.-CaIi to order by Modera- tor: enrollment of messengers; election of officers; call for Detftionary letters; receive correspondents and visitors.
 II a. m.-Introductory sermon, by w. J. D. Upshaw; appoint committees.
 D. m.---Devotional exercises, by L. Lasseter.
 s:l5 D. m.--Misceilaneous business.
 S:38 p. m.--Report on aged and in- firm ministers, by George w. Ellis; discussion by $. E. sightier.
 D. m.-Report on denominational literature, by Willis L. Chandler: dis cussion by representative of Alabama Baptist and others.
 4:30 D. m.-Report on woman's Work. by H. R. Schramm; discussion opened by J. H. Bush.
 p. m.--Uevotlonal exercises. by k. E. Gresham.
 S:15 D. m.--Report on Sunday Scn0ols, Dy J. w. U haFas ulscuSSiou by J. A. Jenkins. Michael Cody. Willis l.. Chandler and Cabot Lull.
 s;4s p. m.-Report on temperance, by ". R. Sawyer.
 Thursday.
 s:so a. m.--DevoIional exercises, by K. Fl. Hudson.
 9:45 &. m.--Misc cellaneous business.
 10 a. m.---Report on missions: State, hv E M Stewart: Home. by E. b. George; Foreign. by J. A. Jenkins; discussion by the Chairman. J. W. O'Hara, J. B. Sneiton, and others.
 11:30 a. m.--Missionary Sermon, by E. E. George.
 p. m.-Devotional exercises. by Romeo Cargill.
 3:15 D. rn-Miscehaneous business.
 3:s0 p. m.--Report on denomInatiOn- al education, by w. J. Elliott discus sion by H. J. Nyillingham and repre- sentatives Of Howard College and Judson. Institute.
 4:15 p. m.--Report on Ministerial Ed- ucation, by C. A. stakely; discussion by George G. Miles,
 s D. m.--Report on B. Y. F. U., by Eugene Ballard; discussion by E. F. Davidson. Otto Hake. Paul F. DIN, Frank Hicks and R. M. Hendley.
 Report on orphanage, by J. w. Stew art.
 The woman's Missionary Union will begin its session Wednssoay morning at 9:30 o'clock with devotional exer- cises led by Mrs. J. c. Stratford.
 The address of welcome will be ue- livered by Miss D. O. Gwyn and the response will be maoe by Mrs. ". E. Lacy.