The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-09-20
SUNDAY SCHOOL
WORK THIS WEEK
County Association In Session
Two Days
BIBLE CONTEST A FEATURE
Two Picked Glasses Will Compete
Wednesday Night-lnterestins Pro-
oramme Arranged for the
Two Days.
BIBLE CONTEST A FEATURE

On Tuesday and Wednesday OF TINS
,,ea,x the annual convention of the JEFF
ferson County Sunday School assoclaeion
will be held in the First Baptist cnurcn'
splendid programme has been arrAhseo
and the session will be marked by num-
Der of very interesting features, one Oh the
hest being q contest between Woodle"h
bible students and birmingham Bible
students.
This contest will be held on Wednesday
evening and is expected to draw large
attendance. Each team will be composeo
of % picked students as follows;
Rirmingham--Miss Sara K1ipelt, captain;
Mrs. d. 0. Watkins, Mrs. J. Ii. Purdue,
Mrs. II. l.. woodruff, Miss Mary Payne
Miss Ida Camp, Miss Eula starouck' Mfs.
w. T. Edwards, Miss Rebeckah Crockett
Miss Agnes Roberts, Miss Lucy TRUSS,
Mrs A. ID. Lawhon, Mrs. e. F. Moore,
Mrs. Harmon Bryan, Miss Lydia Lidge-
wav. Mrs. NJ. j. LeNoire, Miss Laura
Davis. Master Chiffon Smith, Mrs lard
wick. Miss Flora Camp, Mr.. Mosely, Mr..
Bonner.
Woodiawn-Mrs Won L. Thompson. cap
tain; Mrs A. II. Camp, Mrs. X b..
Broyles. Mrs. w. I. Eason. Miss Alva
Wilkes. Miss Emmie Abercrombie, Mrs.
@. O. Evans, Miss Bonnie Heston, Miss
Rubie Heaton, Miss Ee1ah Holcomb
Miss Maymie Abel, Miss Ruoie sharpe'
Miss Georgia Barnard, Miss Minnie VIVA
lev. Miss Myrtle Smith, Miss Annie Gray
Stinson, Mrs. A. NJ. Garrison, Mr.. Dom
ALLISON, Mr.. Thorpe, Mrs. Fulghum, Mrs.
Harper, Miss Hattie Williams.
The programme in full for the conven-
ton reads:
TUESDAY MORNING.
IN Devotional exercises, DR.. A. ].
Dickinson.
1910 a. m.-words from the president,
r. 4. Lewis.
io:8o-"The New Scholar Problem"
Field Worker w. ID. Sims.
II a. m.-Report of chairman executive
committee, B. c. Bynum.
11:s0 a. m.-Report of teacher training
superintendent, Mrs. 8. 2. Moore.
1i:45 a. m.-EnrollInent of delegates and
appointment of committees.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
2;So D. m.-Devotional exercises. DR.. L.
S. Handley.
2:40 o. m.-'.The Teachers Meeting"
d. H. Marbury.
3.10 D. m.-"Business End of the Sun
day School," j B. Greene, Opelika
$3.50 d. m,--"The Child in Our Midst"
Miss A. L. williams.
APO D. m.-Miscellaneous.
TUESDAY NIGHT.
SD. m.-Devotional exercises, the Rev.
]. A. Bryan.
$40 D. m.-Selection, Jefferson County
Sunday School chorus.
500 D. m.-Selection, Presbyterian
orchestra.
SEQ p. m.-"Progress of and Plans for
the Work" Joseph Carthei.
sp. m.-Selection, Je1~~rson County Sum-
day School chorus.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
1o:0o-Devotional exercises, Rev. A. R
Moore.
1O1O-Report of treasurer, D. H. Mar
bury.
10:2o-Report of superintendent home de-
partmeat S. D. Monroe.
1O:35-Teacher training, Miss Minnie
Kennedy.
1l:OO-Pledges for state and county work,
d. w. Sims.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
2:50-Devotional exercises, Rev. ]. B.
Stovall
2:4O-Reports of district presidents; /.
Bessemer, A. X Murphy; 2, Meeks. Rev,
A. ]. Batson; 3, Shades Valley, j. w.
Reese; A. Elyton. Prof L. P. Giddens;
S. East Lake, r. C. Sigh; 6, Newcastle.
]. w. Curl; Z, Leeds, W. N. Lee; :,