The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-25
SUNDAY SCHOOL
 WORKERS ID MEET Calhoun County Convention to
 Be Held September 3 VETS TO HOLD REUNION Northeast Alabama Association Will Hold One Days Session at Annis-
 ton-Trades Council Meets
 In New Quarters.
VETS TO HOLD REUNION

Anniston, August 4.-(Special)-Th nineteenth annual convention of the Cal houn County Sunday School association will be held in the Presbyterian church at Jacksonville September and 4 The following interesting programme has been arranged for the meeting:
 Thursday morning:
 10 o'clock, devotional service conducted by John Nesbit. 10:S0-Address of welcome by J. D.. Hammond.
 1o:b-Response by c. D. Kline.
 11:00-The presidents annual address, R. l.. Cater, Anniston.
 Il 11:30-Address The Organized Sunday School Glass;" by w. D. Sims, general secretary of the Alabama State Sunday School association.
 Thursday afternoon:
 2:O0-Devouonal service led by Dr. W. B. Arberry.
 2l5-Address: Work Among Young Men, by Rutherford Bapsley.
 3:O0-Address: How to Reach and Hold Boys" by Mrs. Leach.
 3:45-Address: Sunday School Train ing; an Offset to Evil Habits, by Thomas L. Harvey.
 Thursday night:
 7:30-Song and praise service led by s. N. Millgan.
 S:OO-Address: "The Organized Sunday School Work by w. D. Sims. Pledges for the State and County Work" l.. H. Carre.
 Friday morning:
 900-Worship led by William Adams.
 9:30-Reports from county officers: The chairman of the executive committee, L. H. Carre; the treasurer, pr. E. c. An derson; the district presidents, District No. 1, c. A. J Hollingsworth; District No 2, Thomas Francis, Jr.; District No. 8, A. J. Hollingsworth; District No. 1, c. P. Ward; District No. 5, Miss Mamie Rhodes; District No. 6, c. D. Kline
 10:0O-Address: '"The Temperance Les sons in the Sunday School" by the Rev. J. G. Anderson.
 10:30-Address, "The Greater Sunday School" by J. B. Wadsworth, Coleanor. 11:00-Address: How to Hold Scholars" D. w. Sims.
 Friday afternoon:
 2:OO-Devotional service led by H. W. Hickey.
 2:15-Address: Making the District Con vention a Success Rev. A. w. Briscoe. Primary workers conference.
 Local Organized.
 Local No. 3S7, Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of Amerf- ca, was instituted Saturday night at the Blue Mountain Home by General Or ganzer Sullivan. The following were elected for the first term: President, D. B. McGee vice president A. Ford re- cording secretary, Walter Smith; finan- cial secretary, G. w. Persell; treasurer, Henry Kirtus; conductor, w. A. Strick- lin; warden, Ben Tyson. Delegates to the Trades Council, E. c. Dickerson, A. Ford, and w. A. Stricklin;. alternates w. A. Howell Board of trustees: E Dickin- son, W. A. Howell and F. N Tyson The new union starts out with large mem- bership.
 Veterans Reunion.
 At a meeting Sunday afternoon of the executive committee of the Northeast Alabama Association of United Confed- crate Veterans, in the courthouse, 1t was resolved to hold the annual reunion of the association in Anniston on Tuesday, September 29, for one day only. J. M. Burge, B. Palmer and Frank McIn- tyre were made a committee to take charge of the refreshments, to secure funds for same and determine to what extent the association would undertake to entertain At the annual meeting new officers will be elected and the United Daughters of the Confederacy will confer crosses of honor on all who are eligible.
 Trades Council Meets.
 The first meeting of the Anniston Trades Council in It's new hall, just fitted up in the Blue Mountain Home building, was held Sunday afternoon. The re- gently organized painters, decorators and paperhangers' union was admitted to membership in the council and delegates present were seated and took part in the proceedings. A committee, consist ing of R. E. Gam chairman, H. E. Coleman, M. A. Morton, w. H. Stricklin and O. W. Robertson was appointed to arrange for a public entertainment Of the wives, daughters and sweethearts of the members, at some time in the future to be decided upon. The Trades Coun- cil proposes soon to establish a free H. brary for workingmen. They will also provide free baths and other luxuries in connection with the library for the com fort of the members.