The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-18
PROGRAM AND WORK OF MEETING
 OF SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS

at the Court street Church Rev. J. A. Rice. ID. D. The Thursday morning services will be conducted by Rev. N F.. Anderson, D. D.. and at the Presbyte- rian Church in the afternoon by-Rev. MT. Trawick. and at the Dexter Ave day night at the Presbyterian Church Rev. E. c. Moore and at the Court Street Church by Rev. E. B. cobbs.
 MT. J. J, Pierce has charge of the music of the convention and Is organ
 ising a chorus choir of sixty-ive or |seventy-fi five voices.
 The first session will be devoted to the discussion of the Work of the Su-
 perfntendent" His Individual Duties
 will be discussed by John H. Frye of
 Birmingham. How to Use His Assist
 ant Superintendent" by MT. J. B. Wads- worth of Birmingham. The Secre- tary" by MT. s. H. Elan of Troy" The Teachers Meetingp by Rev. l.. II. Bowles of Troy; "The Supply Class" by Prof. L. P. Giddens of Greensboro and the Training Glass; by MT. w. E. Hol- loway of Montgomery. All of these su- perintendents have made success of the work as superintendents. There
 will be general discussion of each
 topic by the delegates.
 At the first night session there will
 be two addresses on the Growth of the Sunday School Work" The first
 will be delivered by Rev. J. R. McMul-
 len of Gadsden.. and he will deal with the history and development of the
 work from the beginning up to 1872,
 when the International System If Les
 will be discussed by MT. Marion Law
 renee of Toledo, O.. International Gen
 eraI Secretary.
 The Wednesday morning session will
 be devoted to the discussion or the
 work during the year throughout the
 State and in tho different counties. At
 this session will be given the report Of
 the State officers and the sixteen Df-
 vision Presidents
 Wednesday afternoon there will be
 session of the Convention held in
 the First Presbyterian Church begin ming at 2:30. The same afternoon there
 will be held Conference of the Teach
 CTS of the Beginners and Primary
 Grades The Conference will be held
 at the Central Presbyterian Church
 At the First Presbyterian Church the session will be devoted to the discus sion of the Organized Work in Cities and Towns The discussion of the Town Association" will be opened by MT Marion Lawrence. The Teacher 3 Association" will be discussed by Miss Minnie F. Kennedy, and Work Among Young People, by Mir. Jerome Van zandt. The Beginners and Primary Conference at the Central Presbyte- rian Church will take report from the Secretaries who have had charge of these grades of work In the various counties. There will be full discus sion of the Beginners Program" Primary Lesson Construction" and how to secure and hold attention. beginners class will be taught illus trating the method of that work anu "Round Table will be conducted. There will be two sessions Wednes- day night. One at the First Presbyter- ian Church, the other at the Court Street Methodist Church. First address of the evening at the First Presbyter- ian Church will be made by MT. G. G. Miles and Rev. A. A. Little. D. D., or Selma will deliver an address upon Reason for Increased Devotion to Our Work" At the Court Street Church
 MT Marion Lawrence will deliver an address. Pledges for the support Of the State work will be taken at these night sessions.
 Thursday morning session will be given to the discussion of "PSoblens | of the County Work" The first topic l Helpful Contact with Each School | will be opened by s. A. Russell of An niston. Mir. Armstead Brown of this | city will open the discussion Com | plete Statistic from Each Sunday 1 School" Mir. T. H. Johnston or Bir- 1 mingham, will discuss the Best Meth cd of Securing Contributions from each Sunday School"
 Thursday afternoon there will be held three separate conferences. One on "Organized Classes of Young Men and Young Women" The "Business .a- ture of the Glasses" will be discussed I n- ciaI Feature" by R. F. Lewis 3f Birn- | ingham. The Spiritual Development.
 by Rev. c. c. Pugh of AuDdra. There will be a general discussion of each of | these topics.
 At the Central Presbyt erian Church | there will be held conference of the Junior Workers, at which will he dis- cussed different phases of tho "Jua)or Work and Problems that Confront the l Junior Teacher"
 At the Dexter Avenue Methods; Church there will be a conference of
 the Home Department Workers. " Failures and Their Causes will be
 discussed by Mir. W. B. Davidson of | this city. The Duties of the Super intendent and Visitors" will be dfs- cussed by Miss Mary E. Smith of Ope- | Iika How to Increase Membership. | by Prof. J. c. Bovenkfrk of Auniston ] Mrs A z. billiard of Auburn will pre- sent the problem How to Increase h. terest in the Department" There will | be a general discussion of all of these topics.
 There will be two sessions of thn convention Thursday night. Hon. H. S D. Mallory of Selma will deliver an
 address on Civic Righteousness Rev.
 J. B. K. Spain of Mobile will deliver
 an address on the Sunday School and the Great Commission. At the Court Street Church Hon. s. D. Wealiiey, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Alabama will deliver an address on Civic Righteousness" and Dr. W. B. Crumpton. Secretary of the Baptist
 State Board of Missions, will discuss
 the Sunday School and the Great Com mission .''
 very important feature of the ecn- vention, one enjoyed by delegates. is
 the Sunrise Prayer Meeting. The one on Wednesday morning will be leo by MT. B. Davie of Clayton. Ala. and the one on Thrusday morning bv Rev. .N. R. Moore of Birmingham.
 Will Make Active Campaign.
 Gadsden. April 17.-(Special. )--The
 Renuhlican County CamDaiRn Commit