The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-18
LAST DAY WILL
 BE THE GREATEST

LII l ILL UNua l uN l l The last day of the laymens confer l ence will be the greatest. Secretary ]. l Campbell White last night declared that 1 the meeting tonight will he the most wonderful ever held in the south. In urging the delegates to remain he insisted that the occasion would be an historic one. and that 1t would be the highet cli- max of the convention.
 The programme begins the day with a morning session and some of the best speakers of the convention at the Hippo drome. During the afternoon the laymen will divide into four conferences To be held at the various churches. while the women of Birmingham will attend d mass meeting at the Hippodrome
 Tonight the final session will be held at the Hippodrome. when J. Campbell White will talk. and the final summing up will take place. Here is the programme: Convention Hall, Thursday, e:3o a. m.
 "The Dynamic That is 10 Save the World The Rev. James l. Vance, D. D., Newark. \. J.
 .America's Share in World Conquest"- NIL J. OdnpDell W Ille, New 1pIN CllAs
 sThe Distinct Responsibility of the Southern Presbyterian Church"-The Rev. s. H. Chester, D. nG Nashville, Tenn, secretary of foreign missions
 ''fhe Business of the Executive Com mittee of Foreign Missions MT W. II. Raymond Nashville. Tenn.
 immediate Needs of Our Fields The Rev. J. O. Reavis. D. D. Nashville, Tenn, secretary of foreign missions.
 ,F +f, ttanlf far1gr ffa Men'-Hon. Samuel B. Capen, Boston, Mass, chairman general laymen's mis- sionary movement
 First Presbyterian Church. 2:3o p. m. Sectional conference. First Presbyterian church. l. Pastors conference, the Rev w. M. Anderson, D. D.. Nashville Tenn, presiding.
 How to Make Missionary Addresses Attractive'-The Rev. James H. Taylor, Washington. D. c.
 Presentation of the Facts of Missions From the Pulpit
 How a Church Became Alive on Mis- sions'-The Rev. W. R. Bobynsif D. D., St. Joseph, Mo-
 Monthly Concert of Prayer for Missions"
 ''The Reflex Influence of Foreign Mis- sions"-The Rev Egbert N. Smith, D. D., Louisville Ky.
 How to Enlist a Church in Giving for Missions The Rev J. M. Wells, D. D., Wilmington. \. c.
 Conference-"Weekly Offerings, Sub scriptlon Plan, Budget Plan, Missionary Committee"
 "The Pastor. the Key to the Situation = The Rev. James l. Vance, D. D., Newark, N. J. Central Presbyterian Church, 80 p. m.
 II. Church officers conference, MT. J. Campbell White, New York city presiding.
 "The Relation of the Session to sus- cess Prof. William J. Martin, David- son, NC.
 The Responsibility of the Deacon, Mr. Robert w. Davis. Richmond Va, secretary of the Presbyterian Brother hood. How to Bring Church to the $4 Standard" Prof. James Lewis Howe, Lexington. Va. "The Relation of the Forward Move ment to fthe Budget system MT. Frank A. Brown, Nashville, Tenn.
 Cumberland Church, 2:3o p. m.
 III. Sabbath school workers confer ence. Mir R. o. Harris, Mobile, Ala, presiding.
  Ground for World Evangelization," MT. Alfred D. Mason. Memphis, Tenn.
 How to Inculcate Missions in the Sunday School" Rev. A. l.. Phillips, D. D.. Richmond Va. secretary Pres byterian Sunday school work.
 Five minute testimonials from prom inent Sunday school workers
 Hotel Florence, 2:3o p. m.
 " Pbvsicians, conference Dr. NJ Nell. Hull, NJ. D., Atlanta, Ga, presid- ing
 Medicine As a Entering Wedge pr. James B. Woods, M. D., Tsing kiang-pu, China.
 Conferences: Need of Medical Mis- sions,"
 Imperative Need of Medical Edu- ca tion in the Foreign Field" pr. J. R. wilkinson, M. D.. soochow, China.
 Conference: Need of Medical Educa- tion."
 Successful Medical Work Under Most Unfavorable Surroundings" pr. J. W. Bradley M. D.. Suchien, China.
 Conference: Need of Equipment"
 Convention Hall, 3 p. m.
 Mass meeting for women, addressed by J. D. Reavis, D. Clay Lilley and others
 Convention Hall, p. m.
 "The Worlds Awakening" pr. s. M. Zwemer, F. R. G. S, New York city, candidate secretary Student Volunteer movement. formerly of Arabia.
 Every Man a Part in Gods Pro- gramme for the World" MT. J. Camp bell White. New York city, general sec retary Interdenominational Laymens Missionary movement