The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-17
EPWORTH LEAGUE
 MEETS IN MOBILE
Conference Will Fold for Four
 Days
THE PROGRAMME IN FULL
Meetings Will Be Held in St. Francis Street Methodist Church, Begin hing Tuesday Mornins-At-
 tendance Will Be Large.

Mobile, June e.-(special )-Mobile vii entertain for four days this week one 0 the largest gatherings of young churcl workers to assemble annually in Ala bama-the Alabama Epworth league, tn society of Methodist young people. Tn conference will meet Tuesday in the St 1 Francis Street Methdoist church, and 1 is expected that almost every city ant town in the state will be represente, The league of the St. Francis Stree church will be the host for the state con ference, and arrangements have been per fected to make the visit of the young peo pie here most enjoyable.
 The young Christian workers are com ing with a conference motto: "A Deepe 1 Conservation and a Wider Field of Ser vice." with Needs of prayer, enthusl asm, notebooks, puncturality, liberality hearty following. Under the caption O "Wants' Is set forth: We want to sent Rev. M. E. Lazenby as a missionary tt Cuba. We want to clothe the orphans a Summerheld. We want to organize ever, district" Rev. M. E. Lazenby is young Evergreen minister, who completed hi education at the Southern university tn, past year and sailed from Mobile during the present week for Havana, wher' Bishop Candler has assigned him to i'm portant work.
 There are a number of leading Metho dist church workers given place on th' programme, which is provided for fou days, including Hishop Candler, who vii come from his home in Atlanta and b, the guest of Rev. Dr. J. s. Frazer during the conferences Rev. H. M. Dubose ant Rev A. J. Lamar, both of Nashville, Dr Lamar is well known in Mobile, having from time to time served as pastor O. the Methodist churches in Mobile anC also as presiding elder of the Mobile dis trict.
 young Mobile minister Is presiden of the state league Rev. J. Bruce Airey' pastor of the Methodist church at Oak dale, and he is working faithfully to make the conference the most successful in thu sixteen years of the leagues existence The programme In full for the four day: is as follows:
 Tuesday, June 18, 800 p. m.
 Invocation-Rev. J. S. Frazer, D. D.. Mobile Ala.
 Music by Mobile leagues.
 Address of Welcome-Rev. H. H. Nc Neal, Mobile. Ala.
 Address-"Hearts for Love and Hand for Service"-Rev. Ed F. Cook. secretar! young peoples department board of mis sions, Nashville, Tenn. Reception.
 "Wednesday, June 19.
 600-Prayer service, Rev. A. J. Lamar D. D. Nashville, Tenn.
 30-Organization. presidents address business session, announcement of com mittees Address, "The Young People, Missionary Movement, Its Philosophy ant Field. It's Method and Success" Rev. EC F. Cock.
 3:00-Prayer service. Address by fra ternal delegates: How We Run Leagu, in the Country" MT. II. w. Rice, Cam den, Ala. "The Missionary Study Class. Rev. II. M. Andrews Columbia, Ala How We Have Successful Monthly Missionary Meetings" Miss Marion liar rison, Columbia, Ala.
 S:00-Prayer service Address, "Oul Work In Cuba" Bishop Warren A. Cand Ter, Atlanta, Ga. Thursday, June 20. 600 a. m.-Prayer service; quiet hour Mss Mable Wheeler, Birmingham Ala
 
 D. D.
 10;00-"The Purpose" Miss Louise Wind ham, Mobile, Ala. This Department a Work in Our Orphanage," Miss Sudi, V. A Hunt, matron, Summerfield, Ala What We Will Do This Year in Thi Department"
 1OoO-Address, "The American Boy, Rev. H. M. DuBose, D. D.. Nashville Tenn, general secretary Epworth League hoard n adftor EnWortI E,ro
 S:v1 D. m.-Prayer service, the Junio league
 3:30-"Our Aim to Make the Child Trained oWrker," Miss Katharyne Per due, Atmore, Ala. 3:40-"How to Interest Children in Mis- sionary Work Miss Nell Richards, Pen sacola. Fla.
 Soo-"What Should Be Done to Interes Parents in Junior League Work" Mis- Irene Key, Pratt City, Ala. 400-"A Study Course for the Juniors, Miss M. Julia Miller, Pratt City, Ala.
 4:10-"A Practical Demonstration Witt the Juniors,' conducted by Mrs. H. T Strout, superintendent Junior leagues. S:00-Prayer service; address, 'The Mer and Women Who Succeed" the Rev II M. DuBose.
 Friday, June 21. 600 a. m.-"Quiet Hour," Miss Mabe Wheeler. Birmingham. 9:00-"Prayer Service,' the Rev A, J Lamar. D. D.
 9:30-Business session. Report of com mittee on nominations. The literary de pertinent.
 10:00-"The Purpose" the Rev. F. c Hastings. Brundridge. 10:15-"Our Measure of Success in Th Department, Miss Mary Skinner, De mopolis.
 10:25-"The Devotional Departments" practical demonstration conducted by Mir G. A. Grant, Montgomery. The leaguers reading, discussed by Drs. DuBose, La mar and others.
 11:00-Address "The Descent of Meth odism," the Rev H. M DuBose D. b Afternoon devoted to a boat excursion with Mobile leaguers.
 S:O0-Address. christianity and tho Orient" Bishop Warren A. Candler Con secration service, conducted by the Rev A. J. Lamar, D. D.
 Officers of League.
 The Rev. J. Bruce Airey. Mobile, pres ident: J. A. Hines. Lafayette, first vict president: Miss Louise Windham, Mobile second vice president; Mrs. J. A. Debose Anniston, third vice president; Miss Nel Richards, Pensacola, fourth vice presi dent: Miss Lucille Smith, Anniston sec