The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-06
INSTITUTE
 Is PLANNED Sunday School Workers
 to Gather. WILL HOLD INSTITUTE HERE Beginning December 10 Under Auspices of Local Association. RroEram Completed hy Armstead Brown and D. ". sIms--centraI Presbyterian Church Is Place
 of Meeting.
 
WILL HOLD INSTITUTE HERE

Armstead Brown, President of the Montgomery Sunday School Associa- ton, and D. w Sims. State Secretary, have drawn up all plans for the Mont gomery Sunday School institute. which s will be held at the Central Presbyte- Ylan Church. commencing next Thurs day, December 10. and continuing Throughout Sunday. Interest in the gathering Is being solicited. and indt- cations point at the present to large attendance,
 The sunday School Institute is un- der the auspices of the Montgomery County Sunday School Association. It is for the benefit of the Sunday School workers of the city, which will be for the training of teachers, work of the adults, Bible classes. and Sunday School methods in general
 Among the speakers arranged flor the occasion are J. B. Wadsworth of Birmingham, D. H. Marbury of Birm- ingham, Rev Frank Marston of Bur rainghan, Miss Edith Rice of Selma, Miss Minnie F. Kennedy Of Opelikai q. B. Greene of Opelika, and George G. Miles of Montgomery.
 MT. Wordsworth Is one of the prin- eipaI speakers and a great Influence fn the Methodist Sunday School firm ament MT. Wadsworth Is president of the Sunday School Board of the North Alabama conference. and also member of the State Executive com rnittee of the Alabama Sunday school Association, and speaks with the zeal of a business man.
 ara ia chairman of the International Comnittee ,of the Adult Bible Class Department and member or the State F,xecutive Committee. His achieve- ment in taking charge of a village school with an enrolment or elgnty
 
 fhe same to SIT in lessthan two years hass given him interrational reputas fion. Under his superintendency in nna years time the South Side Baptist Sunday School of Birmingham mas gained the reputation of being one or the best organized Baptist Schools In the state of Alabama,
 Rev. Frank Marston Of Birmingham is also one of the chief speakers. and has won for himself splendid reputH- lion as a practical Sunday School sneaker. While he Is pastor of the Westminster. Presbyterian Church of Birmingham he has been a familiar fIrure' on Sunday School platforms In other parts of the State. Mfr. Mars ton speaks in a very congenial way, and his speeches are very interest," ing. . Miss Edith B. Rice of Selma is State
  partment of the Alabama Sunday School Association. Miss Rice is well known in Montgomery and stands in a class almost to herself as primary and junior worker.
 Miss Minnie F. Kennedy of OpelilIa, Field Secretary of the Alabama Sum day School Association. is among the speakers, and has few equals as pri- mary worker. She is a good speaker. and her speeches are interesting and satisfactory.
 George e. Miles of this city, Presi- dent of the Alabama Sunday School As- sociation, is one of the best known business men and Sunday School work CTS in the State. The present condi- fion of the organized Sunday School work is largely due to the amount of brains and time contributed by MT. Miles. To say he is on the program Sunday afternoon Is all that is need fuI to those who know him.
 The following Is the program of the