The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
PROGRAM COMPLETE
SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETING NOW
 NEARLY PERFECT.
Addresses By Workers of NatieBnl Re- pate and Reports on Various Phases of state work at
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The program for the State Sunday School Convention, which will be held at Birmingham April 9-11, is now prac- tically complete. The we'll known Sum day School specialists. w. c. Pearce of Chicago; Prof. l.. P. Leavell of Ox- ford, Miss. and Rev. A. L. Phillips. D. D.. of Richmond, Va, will attend the convention. These men are of na- tionai reputation.
 Some of the best Sunday School workers in the state, will take part in the program The first afternoon will be devoted to a discussion of the su- perintendents' work in fifteen minute addresses, by the following well known Sunday School superintendents In Ala bama:
 MT. J B. wadsworth. coieanor; Mir. W. B. Davidson, Montgomery; MT. R. H. Marbury, Marbury; Mir. H. F. Jones. Dadeviile, and Mir. w. R. Sawyer. Montgomery.
 At the Tuesday night session there will be addresses of general interest delivered by Rev. A. L.. Phillips. D. D., of Virginia; Governor B. B. Co., mer, w. c. Pearce of Chicago. and Professor C.. c. Thach of Auburn.
 The wednesday morning session will be devoted to 8 report of the State work, at which time Armstesd Brown will deliver his annual address as President. 0. G. Miles will make the report as Chairman of the Executive Committtee. The money received and spent will be reported by M. M. Sweatt. Treasurer; the advance in the field work by Joseph CartheL General Secretary and Miss Minnie Kennedy. Field Worker Professor W. F. Fea- gin. Superintendent of the Teachers Training Department, and Miss Mary E. Smith of Opelika, Superintendent of the Home Department, will make their annual reports.
 The Division Presidents will make their reports as follows:
 Dr. J. M. Peerson. R. E. Pettus, Hon. c. l.. Peck, Col. W. R. Dortch, G.. T. McElderry, R. r. Lewis, Will fam Edmonds, D. P. Christenberry, w B. Davidson, H. E. Jones, L.. M l. Stevenson, J l.. Trotman. B Davie, W. D. Dunn, c. s Rabb, Jerome T . Fuller and A. s. Preston.
 At the Wednesday afternoon session. the Graded Sunday School will be dis cussed: The Elementary Departments by Miss Minnie F. Kennedy; Inter mediate Department, by Rev. A. l.. Phillips; The Young Peoples Depart ment. by Professor l.. P :, Leavell, and Adult Department by W. c. Pearce.
 At the Wednsdry night session pop ular addresses will be delivered by w. c. Pearce and Professor LeavelL At these meetings the pledges for the sup port of the State work will be taken up.
 The Thursday morning session will be devoted to the discussion of the county work and speeches will he de- iivered by Hon. J. T. Fuller of Cen trevilIe; Mir. Pearce of Chicago; J. w. Batson of Rockford, and Professor Leavell of Mississippi.
 Thursday afternon conferences will be held A conference on the Organ ized Sunday School Glasses by Pro- lessor Leavell. on the Home Depart men by Dr. Phillips; on Teacher Training by Mr. Pearce and the Ele- mentary Grades by Miss Kennedy.
 Wednesday and Thursday afternoons Miss Kennedy will hold conference of the teachers of the Elementary grades. At both of these conferences pr. Phillips will speak.
 Thursday night Dr. Phillips and Professor Leavell will deliver ad- dresses.
 A full program of the convention and conferences will be published within the next few days.