The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-24
TO SAVE THE NEGRO
HIS EvANeELIzATIoN IS AGAIN
 DISCUSSED.
The General Assembly of the Southern Presbyterian Church Arrnn@es for Celebration of John
 Calvin'e Birthday.

Greensboro, N. C., May 23.-Negfo evangelization was again a theme of discussion at today's sessions of the General Assembly of the Southern Pres byterian Church.
 Many of the delegates participated In the debate. The subject occupied most of the morning session. Among those addressing the assembly were Rev. A B. Curry of Tennessee. chairman of the committee; W. A. Clark of Co., lumbia, s. C.. and Rev. C. B. Scott Of Mississippi, the last named being a ne- gro minister and a commissioner to the Assembly. The Assembly finally adopted the committee recommenda- ton approving the interest in the evan gelization of the negro anl coming conferences between white and negro ministers, establishing Sunday-schools for the negroes under the direction or white teachers. etc. Inter-Church Federation: Rev; Dr' | R. Howerton, Virginia; Rev. H. E Kirk. Rev. A. J. McKelway. Georgia : Rev. Marion Ansel. South Carolins' Samuel M. Inman. Georgia; Kew pr B. Walden, Florida; R. c. simpson Alabama: Rev. Dr. J. M. Hunter LUu Ls isiana; Rev. pr. J. B. Horton, MS sissippi:. Rev. Dr. E. A; Long M Lansas: I. Farley. Texas; Rev. pr. ". P Dobuoue. Missouri; Rev. pr. A. D. Curry tennessee; Rev. Edwin Muller Kentucky. .,1. oS
 The committee on the celebration ot the Ao0tb anniversary of the oirth oi John Calvin made a report, recohlmenu ing that the day be celebrated oy the Assembly at its next session, msy' iaoe and that every church within the As.nrohIv celebrate the event as near tbe exact date, July 10, as possiple' naxt year. The committee also re oronended that a memorial 10 Jon n caIytr hA erected at Montreal, N. V, Ih . hrI,din9 to cost $25,0oO and 10 serVe tha r,rnose of the summer associations ana the the school 1t Is hoped 70 Si7e' there. aaonted
 Tohe committee report was aaoptuu and the present committee was con'i
 ,od u,,th authority to carry out its reooromendations. The time and place of meeting will be decided next mon dov Al the close of the morning session adjournment was taken un'i next Monday morning .,..r.
 Mar,bers of the assembly this atter- noon visited the Guiiford Da'tie- ground. .S ,n,,ov,nw program of exercises TOT the n,sI ,ion of the Calvin quadrri-centenniai during the sessions ot 'he
 sembly of 1909: -, rha
 Calvin the Man and his Times Tne Rev Charles DAubigne, France;
 roivtn's Contribution to the Kefor- r,ation-The Rev. R. C. Reed. ID. D. Alternate. the Rev. C. w. Graiton' D'
 Calvin. the Theologian-The Rev Ahraham Kuyper, D. D., Holland-
 csIvin's attitude Towards ana FIX ercIses of the Scriptures-The NeN' James Orr. D. D.. Scotland.
 Csivin's Contribution to Church Foi- itv-The Rev. T. C. Johnson D. D'' ai- ternate. The Rev. Robert Price. D. D,
 Caivins Doctrine of Infant SaIVItt nitnn The Rev R. A. Webb, D. D'; a''e nate, The Rev. W. I. Lingle' D.
 The Relation of Calvin and Calvin ,s,, to Missions-The Rev. S. I. Nor ris. D. D., alternoat. the Rev w. "' Anderson, D. D. ..,o.a,
 calvin's Contribution to Educauonal 1orogress-Dr Edwin A. Alderman ai- ternate. Dr. Frank P. Venable.
 Calvin's Influence on the PohtIca' osTatonroent of the World-Hon. Frank T. Glasgow; alternate. Hon. w.
 How far has Original calvanisnn been Modified by Time-The Rev. s. A. King, ID. D.. alternate, the Rev. Harris b'
 present Day Attitude Towards Cal vinism. it's Causes and It's Significance The Rev. Benjamin B. Warheld. ID. D.; alternate, The Rev. William Hosue' Marquees, D. D. isn, he Rendered most Effective Under Modern Conditions-The Rev. A. M. Fraser. D. D: alternate. The Rev. D. n