The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-21
HWORTH LEAGUERS.
Two Days' Conference of PensacOla
 nistrict Closed,

Two Days Conference of Pensacola
 District Closed.
 Atmore. July 2O.--lSpecial. )-The two days conference of the Pensacola District Epworth League closed here Thursday night, after one of the most successful sessions in the history or the district About sixty delegates were in attendance and all Of them seemed to take an unusual interest in the proceedings of the conference. This Is the district that recently carried OH the honors at the State Conference held in Mobile.
 During the two days session the fol- lowing program was carried out in Its entirety:
 Tuesday night at o'clock. preach ing by Rev. C. H. Motley.
 Wednesday Morning.
 6 a. m. Quiet hour. led by Mrs. H. T. strout of Pollard.
 a. m. Devotional exercises. led by the President. Miss Nell Glenn, or Ev- ergreen.
 9:15 a. m. Enrolment and business.
 s:45 a. m. Reports from depart
 1915 a. m. "The Call for Trained Leaguers," paper by Miss Nellie An drews of Pensacola.
 1o:3o a. m. something of the work of the Missionary Training SchooA' talk by Miss Nell Glenn.
 10:45 a. m. Recess. Lawrence.
 Wednesday Afternoon.
 a.ao n m, Song service. led by Rev. s. B. Strout of Pollard.
 '"rhe Reations of a Junior Leaguer TO the Church." paper by Miss Elmyra Richards of Pensacola.
 "What We Juniors Will Do" demon stration, under charge of Miss Nell Richards of Pensacola tThis was regular Junior League program carrieo out by the children.
 Missions in the Junior League" talk bv Rev. H. T. Strout of Pollard.
 "The Junior Reading Course" 'alk by Rev. c. s. Talley.
 "The Responsibility of a Junior League Superintendent" paper by Mrs' G. w Humphreys
 How Can the Parents Help the su- perintendent?" paper prepared py Mrs | l.. Sowell of Brewton. and read ry Mrs. R. c. Abernathy of Flomaton
 Wednesday night. 8 o'clock. preach ,np by Rev. W. T. Ellisor of Milton. Fla.S
 Thursday Morning.
 sa. m. Quiet hour. led by Miss Et- ta Nave of Brewton.
 a. m. Song service. conducted oy Miss a',5 Nell ell G'en"; m' why Should We ob- serve the Quiet Hour?" paper by Miss Maude Hendricks of Pensacola.
 gao a. m. What is to be Gained bv a Mission Study Class m the I,eague?" paper by Miss Ethel Lag enby. 1,,s- sion study Glass;" a demonstration py Miss Nell Glenn.
 '1o.ao a. m. Testimonials from some who have attended a Mission 'oT' T Class Rev. c. S. Talley, Rev. Il: :; stout Miss Etta Nave and Miss Neli Richards responded. ..
 The question as to the next place or meeting was then taken up ana HVe' green was selected. ,,.
 1o.45 a.. m. Intermission to inspect T Fl a. m. Preaching by Rev. c. s. Talley. -
 3:3o D. m. Devotional servlces' leo by Rev R. c. Glenn of Evergreen.
 a.45 D. m. Some Things that Should he done by the First Department. pa ner by Miss Kate Abernathy or floih-
 n. m. Some thing that should De done by the second department talk by Mrs. H. T. Stout; discussed oy Revs. B. c. Glenn. H. T. Strout' C' S. Talley and Miss Nell Glenn.
 4:15 D. m Some things that should ha done by the third department" pa per by D. J. Baggett.
 4:3o D. m. Some things that should be done by the fourth department, paper by J. A. Edwards, Jr.
 4.45 n. m. Open discussion; talks by Mrs, H. T. strout. Mrs. Rawls. Miss Richards, Rev. c. s. Talley and Rev. J. Bruce Airey.
 5:3o D. m. Reports from Committees The Committee on Nominations report ed as follows, which was concurred in hv the Conferences Miss Nell Glenn President; Miss Maude Hendricks. First Vice President Miss Myrtle Herlong Second Vice President; Miss Rosa Ba' ker. Third Vice President; Miss Ethe I.azenby, Fourth Vice President; Miss Katharyn Perdue, Junior Superinten' dent; Miss Etta Mayo. Secretary; J. A Edwards. Treasurer.
 D. m. Dismissal.
 Thursday night 8 oclock7-Lecture oA Rev. J. Bruce Airey President of the Alabama Conference League on "lndi vidual Sovereignty" At the closing service 1t was decided to maintain a scholarship at the MS sionary Training School at Nashville Tenn, and to appoint Miss Nell hlch ards of Pensacola to the schoiarshlp A collection amounting to sloo wa raised for this purpose. After resolutions of thanks to thu neople of Atmore for the hospitalit, accorded to the delegates had been Of fered and adopted, the Conference adjourned.
 MT. R. E. Fillingim of Bluff Springs Fla, who was recently married at Una place. Is here with his bride on Visl to friends and relatives. At recent meeting of the director of the Bank of Atmore. the paid ul canital stock was increased from $17. 900 to $30,0 900, fully paid in. This in crease was necessary on account of tn increase in business in the town anI vicinity. On August 1, another banl will open for business here with a cap ital stock of s35.O00, 60 per cent o I