The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-11

Smith of Louisville, Ky, on "The Evan gelistic Problem of the City Church" Those taking part on the other two days are, the Rev. James H. Taylor of Wash ington, D. C., the Rev. S. M. Neel of Kansas City. the Rev. John S. Eden burn of Little Rock, Ark, the Rev. A J. A. Alexander, the Rev. J. O. Reavies, the Rev. J. Wilbur Chapman the Rev. Joseph Rennie of Norfolk, Va, the Rev. w. R. Dobyns of St. Joseph, Mo-, the Rev c. R. Hemphill of Louisville, Ky, the Rev. ,E. D. McDougal, the Rev M. M Hull of Atlanta, the Rev. S. J. Foster of Birmingham, and others. The meetings will be presided over by the Rev. A. J. A. Alexander, who was elected president in Louisville. The other officials are. vice presidents, Rev. Thorn ton Whaling, D. D., Dallas. Tex; Rev Walter L. Lingle D. D., Atlanta; Rev c. R. Hemphill, D. D., Louisville, Ky. i; Rev. William M. Anderson. D. D.. Nash vile, Tenn. Recording secretary, James Quarles, Louisville. Ky. Treasurer JoSn Sites, Louisville, Ky. Secretary, Rev. R. A. Walton, D. D.. owinsvlle. Ky. Office secretary. J. T. McCutchan, 107 D. Broad way, Louisville, Ky.
 One of the features of the conference will be the singing of the special so- losist, who accompany the Rev. Walton. Walter G. Jolly, c. Preston Smith and Percy J. Boyle. They are young men who have given the better part of their lives and talent to evangelical work, and their voices while beautiful and clear, always carry sweet message with them. The meetings will be open to the pub lie and all are urged to attend.
 To Serve Churches.
 The arrangement committee for the gen eral assembly has announced the churches responsible for serving lunches during the session as follows:
 Noon lunches will be served at the First Baptist church, corner Twenty second Street and Sixth avenue. each day by the ladies of the following churches of the district:
 Thursday, May 16-Ladles of First Pres byterlan church.
 Friday May 17-Ladies of Second Pres byterian church.
 Saturday, May 18-Ladies of South Highland Presbyterian church.
 Monday, May 20-Lades of Central Pres byterian church.
 Tuesday, May 21-Ladies of Westmin- ster Presbyterian church. Ladies of North Birmingham Presbyterian church. Ladies of Third church of Birmingham.
 Wednesday, May 22-Ladies of Avondale Presbyterian church. Ladies of Wood lawn Presbyterian church. Ladies of East Lake Presbyterian church.
 Thursday, May 23-Ladies of Vine Street (West End) church. Ladies of Ensley Presbyterian church. Ladies of Fairview (Pratt City) Presbyterian church.
 Friday, May 24.-Ffrst Presbyterian church.
 Reception Committee.
 The general reception committee to meet trains, receive commissioners and send them to their homes with the help of messenger boys Is composed of:
 First Church--J. B. Babb, F. w. Dixon, c. R. Plosser.
 Second Church-W. L. Howard, Job Co., ing.
 Third Church-Fred Kestler, J. M. Terry.
 Highland Avenue Church-John w. Sib- ley, John H. Frye.
 Central Church-William H. Montgom- cry, W. G. Robinson.
 Woodlawn Church-C. M. Campbell, pr. Merrill, Rev. W. J. Caldwell.
 Avondale Church-J. H. Mohns, Emmett L. Smith.
 Westminster Churchill. c. Keller, Samuel Scott.
 Vine Street Churchill. c. Booth. F. C. Hughes.
 North Birmingham Church-W. B. Hill honsA- F. A. RohinaaA