The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-15
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SUNDAY SCHOOL
 WORKERS TO MEET
COUNTY ASSOCIATION WILL HOLD TWO DAYS SESSION, BEGINNING ON WEDNESDAY-PR SPEAKERS ON PROGRAMME.

The Jefferson County Sunday School association will hold it's annual meet ing next Wednesday and Thursday at the First Methodist church. A splendid programme has been arranged the Jef- ferson County Sunday School chorus taking a prominent part. There will he ! three sessions daily-morning, after noon and night
 There will be several hundred dele gates from all of the Sunday schools throughout the county. The association Is non -denominational and every Sun day school in the county Is a member.
 The Jefferson County Sunday School chorus is also non -deuominational. and has membership of over one hundred. This chorus was organized last year and conducted the music at the National Sunday School convention. which was held here several months ago. Under the direction of Prof. Stephen Alsopp it has developed into one of the best singing organizations in the state. The chorus will take part only in the Sc, en- ing service
 R. r. Lewis Is president of the asso- citation, and has done some very eifec- tive work during hls administration. The other officers are Mrs. Elmer C. Thuston. secretary: T. L. Woodruff, treasurer: Samuel D. Monroe, superin- tendent home department: Mrs g. P. Moore, superintendent intermediate oe- partment. and Miss Alice Hale, super intendnet primary department.
 Several prominent speakers from diff ferent parts of the country will address the convention. Some of these are. W. D. Sims. the newly elected field worker; Mrs. E. w. Ledbetter of Anniston. Miss Minnie Alton, primary secretary of inc Nebraska Sunday School association; Judge Joseph Carthel of Montgomery. and Miss Minnie Kennedy, field worker for Alabama.
 Miss Minnie Kennedy has just re- gently returned from trip to Rome, Italy. where she attended the conven ton of the International Sunday School association. Miss Kennedy will speak of the suggestions and other thr gs learned at this convention.
 Judge Carthers work at the Sunday school convention held here last spring is well remembered and his address will be one of the most brilliant at the | meeting.
 Miss Minnie Alton of Nebraskn has gained an enviable reputation by her splendid work in the Nebraska Sdn- day sch ools, and her address Is being awaited with interest.
 President K. $. Lewis is literally b1b- bling over with enthusiasm for the meeting. Some of the overflow Is as follows,
 "Our organization was perfected last January and each successive needing has given us more and more encour- agement in our work. By special re- quest only those who will attend every meeting will be appointed as delegates. The number of these delegates will be very great, and all of them will be earnest. hard working delegates, eager to learn better how to successfully con- duet q Sunday school.
 We have been successful in securing n number of speakers of dstinct,ol, and th cir addresses will prove of great benefit to us. l feel sure that we will have at least two hundred delegates aud at least five hundred other persons who are interested in Sunday school work"