The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-06-11
CONGRESS VISITORS.

Rev. 5, N. Vass, of Raleigh, N. c..
one of the leading Baptists of the
united States, and looked upon as one
OF the best Biblical scholars in the
denomination, has arrived. DR.. Vass
mas many warm friends in Nashville.
). Il. Oliver, Jr., of Tupels, Miss.
is attending the Congress.
w. A. Clemens, Algiers. New Or.
leans' La, is representing a large Sun.
d~ay-school in Louisiana.
Mrs. A. d. Barnett, of Columbus
oh1o, is among the prominent Sunday.
school workers, who are here for the
work of the Congress.
Rev. DR.. Robinson, of Little Rocl,
Ark, was an interesting speaker his
morning, to the delight of the audi.
ence. 'uf
Rev. ). M. Frost, D. D., of the South.
ern (white) Baptist Sunday-School
board, was the guest of the Congress
aC tne noon hour. He spoke for thir-
~ minutes, covering a large number
OF subjects, and paid a glowing tribute
10 the work of the Negro Baptists
and the work being done by Negroes
along religious lines.
Rev. j. F. Thomas and wife. of Chi.
cago, Ill, are in the city this week
hev. j. Franklin Walker, of Cincin.
natl, o., is in the city a delegate TO
the Sunday-School Congress.
The chorus of singers at the Con.
gress is wearing Chautauoua cans
with a simple, lea and attractive
uniform of white shirt-waist and dark
skirts. N"iN
mere is no doubt that the largest
crowd that ever went to the Rvman
Auditorium will be there Sunday aft.
ernoon between 2 and 5 D.. m. at the
special MISUNDERSTANDING Meeting nm.
der the auspices of the Sunday.Scbool
Congress.
among the visitors in the civ Is
Rev e. c. Morris, D. D., of Helena
Ark, the President of the National
Baptist Convention.
Rev. d. M. Coleman, D. D., of Selma,
Ala, is here on a visit to the Congress,
heV. }. P. Robinson, D. D, Of Little
Rock, Ark, is among the numerous
delegates at the Congress.
Mrs. N. H. Plus, of Springfield. O..
IS the guest of Mrs. A. B. Carter, of
719 Gay street.
The following delegates are in at.
tendance at the Congress:
Rev. j. H. Sims, Little Rock. Ark. :
VI. D. Wells, Marshall, Texas; Mr.. w
: VI. Mitchell, Little Rock, Ark; Rev
y. B Oldham, Oakwoods, Texas; Prof
I w. T. Poole, from Sixteenth Street
: Baptist Church, Birmingham, Ala.
. Mrs. c. M. Wells, Montgomery, Ala.
/. Rev. A. N. McEwen, d. d., Mobile
2 Ala; Rev. D. M. Coleman, D. D., Sci
: ma, Ala; Rev. A. j. Stokes, Montgom
d cry, Ala. Rev. T. j. Searcy, D. D., Mem
d phis, Tenn; Rev. j.. w. Jackson, D. d
Atlanta, Ga; Prof. and Mrs. G. w. Ter
J. holm, Tuscumbia, Ala; Rev. L.
t. Green, D. d., Florence, Ala; Rev
Y y. r. Carter, d. D., Atlanta, Ga; MI
Is P. Bryant, Atlanta, Ga; Mr.. e.
D, 'ones, Atlanta, Ga; Rev. p. w. White
n feorgianna, Ala; Rev. j.. W.. Horse
Kansas City, Mo-, j. T. Spence, Ha
le tiesburg, Miss; R. G. Madison, CinciI
natl, O.; G.. S. Middleton, Presider
d Of Florida Negro Stock Fair, Pres
dent of Baptist Laymen League {
e, Florida, and President Emancipatio
er Association; j. H. Tomlin, Tamp
Fla; G. P. Mckinney, d. D., Lily
S, Oak, Fla, President of Florida Ba
IL, fist State Convention; Rev. and MI
e. e, M, Giggs, Palestine, Texas; Re
h w. NJ. y. Thomas, Columbus, O.; Re
of !. Franklin Walker, Cincinnati, O
It, Rev. R. d. G. Mitchell, D. D., May
vile, Ky.