The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-12
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY Baptists of State Ar range Program IN HONOR OF CENTENNIAL Big Gathering Will Be in Mont
 gomery. Three Days Named are Nov. 27 to %, IRcEusive--Church Choir of
 Two Hundred Voices to
 Be Heard.

and 29. Not only members and repre- sentatives of the Alabama Baptist con- vention. but the members of the Ala bama Baptist woman's Missionary Union will be: present, together with the throng in. the Capital City to a large copcourse, it is anticipated. Arrangements have practically been instruction of the attendants. Under the supervision of the Centennial Com mittee, appointed at the State conyen- tion more than year ago and of which Dr. Stakely is chairman, a pro- gram has been arranged, which is de- fife and work since It's Inception in The President of the State Conven- ton is Judge N. D. Denson. while the by Mrs. c. A. Stakely. The Union will Mrs f. A.. Hamilton. The music at the centennial will be feature of the occasion. according to the anticipations have been made for chorus choir of the Montgomery saptist consregation H and using hymns of Baptist compost The program which has been ar-
 Program for the centennial celebra- tion of Alabama Baptists by the Ala OAhfA A0pNADt dtQtu fDy knO Woman's Missionary Union. at the Auditorium in Montgomery, Ala, Nov, 27 to 2S, 1908, as arranged by the Gen. tennial Committee:.
 Friday, November 27.
 fO:00 a. m.--Cali to order by the President l,1,es.a ,so, N S.,,nt D. Dsnson; Dense Hymn (Robert Robinson). Reading of the 90th Psalm and Prayer-John F. Shaf- fer. Lineville.
 10:15 a. m.---Address of welcome. Jonathan Haralson, Montgomery.
 Response to address of welcome Preston Blake, Birmingham.
 Greeting from other denominations. Thos. M. Owen State Department of Archives and History.
 Response to greeting, Thos. w Pal Hymn, How Firm a Foundation" George Keith.)
 11;O0 a. m.--Introductory address; the Historical Outline, Charles A. stakely, Chairman Centennial Commit i1:45 a. m.-our sisterhood of As- sociations, L. o. Dawson, Tuscaloosa. Hymn. "Blest be the tie that binds" (John Fawcett.)
 Adjournment. fZ
 Afternoon session. the Matchless Worth."- (samuel Med ley)
 
 prayer, R. E. Pettus, Huntsville.
 3:15 D. m.-The Alabama Baptist State Convention. W. B. crumpton. s:so ? m..rhe woman,s Missionary Union, Mrs. T. A. Hamilton, Birming- Hymn, "He leadeth me. o blessed thought" c. H. Gilmore.) Convention, B. F. Riley, Houston. Tex. 4:45 D. m.-The Southern Baptist Convention in Alabama. J. M Frost, Hymn. T Need Thee Every Hour." Adjournment.
 Night Session.
 7:3O D. m.-Hymn, Majestic Sweet ness Sits Enthroned," Samuel Sten- Reading of the End Psalm and pray er Spencer TunneIl, Florence.
 7:45 D. m.-Baptist Evangelism in Alabama, ". D. Hubbard, Birmingham. s:15 D. m.--our Alabama Missionaries at Home and Abroad, W. 4. Talia- Iyi Hymn, HaD1ii Bid Christ Ger Sinners Weep" (Benjamin Beddome,)
 $50 D. m.-Ala abama Baptist and the Great Commission, B. D. Gray. Atlanta. Hymn, "Whosoever' HeaKeth, Shout, shout the Sound" (P. P. Bliss.)
 Adjournment.
 Saturday, November 2s: Ruiit HifO on a' NothInE Less" i Edward MoteS prsysri RsSaiGs J. 3. 3. dwaitney. Tailadega' anu 9;45 a. m.-Our Pioneer Preachers, North Alabama-Josephus shackeiford' JSG io:sS a. m.-our Pioneer Preachers. South Alabama. w M Biackweider' SrgSTHra Hymn, aJesus Thou Art the sinners Friend" (Richard Burnham)
 liiO a. m-Our work Among the Indians. H. s. Halbert Department Af Archives and History ,h. Ns groes-Charles W. Hare, Tuskegee.
 12:sO-our Local and General Be- nevolence-the story of the orphan- age J. W. Stewart, Evergreen.
 Hymn, "Take the Name of Jesus With You. (Lydia Baxter')
 Adjournment.
 D. m.--Hymn, savior Thy OylnB Love" IS. Dryden Phelps)
 Reading of Isaiah 35 and prayer. W. M. Anderson. Dothan. ,,,...o Al.
 2:15 p. m.-Literary History or Ala banla Baptists. c. w. Duncan. Au- SIS p; m.-ouE Baptist Historians. A; q: Moseiy; yy56 E6tgrpFiisedi pEiDd From Dav today" CBenjamin CIeavland.l .
 4:20 D. m.-Baptist Journalism in AIabarna--J. T. Murfee,. Tuscaloosa
 4:45 D. m.The Alabama Baptlst His tOrical 6Ociely--OOHA Af' @SSO"' N'ff flynn Holy Bible. Book Divine (John BurtonO
 Adjournment.
 Night Session;
 7:30 D. m.-Hymn. All Hal tho Power of Jesus Name," (Perronet and Rippon.) er-I. e. Dickinson. Gadsden, 7:45-Our Educational Provision for Men-the Story of Howard College A. P. Montague. East Lake. s:I5-Our Educational Provision for women-The Story of the Judson-R. c Patrick Marion.
 Hymn. 'soldiers of Christ fin Truth Arrayed." (Basil Manly JrD S:45-Alabama Baptist and Theolog- teal Educatlon--John R. Sampey' Louisville. Ky
 9:2O-The Baptists and General Ed ucation in the State-H J Willing ham. Wetumpka. Hymn. Awake My Soul In Joyful Lays"-Samuel Medley. Adjournment
 sunday. Nov. 20.
 iO.30 a. m. Hymn. Jesus and Shall It Ever Be" (Grigg and Francisl Reading of Ephesians iv: l-1S and PrayereW NJ Murray, Brswton. i0:45 a. m. Oar Baptist Cultus Jn Alabama-A. J. Dickinson, Birmingham. Hymn, "On Jordan's Stormy Banks stand" (Stennett.)
 iI;SO a. m. Restatementof Our Bap- fist Position-W J. E.Acox, Mobile.
 i2:sO am Our Baptist Statistics in Alabama-M M Wood. Furman. Hymn