The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10

ed the maximum of definite informa tion.) ! i2;2s p. m.--Mid-day prayer. 12:30 p. m.-Recess.
 Thursday Afternoon.
 2:ao p. m.-Business session for ael-
 egates
 p. m.--conferencs session. How to
 lead congregation to the highest
 missionary efficiency. Tn prayer for
 the mission. In studying for the mis- sion. In giving for the mission. In securing recruits for the mission
 Prayer for the growth of the mission ary spirit in the church at large. Fi-
 nal service: tMass meeting in the
 Montgomery Theatre). The life of Christ. the dyamic of missions. No
 missions. no Christianity. Farewell
 address.
 Among those who have been invit- ed to speak. most of whom have sig
 nffed their Acceptance of the invi- tatfon. are Rt. Rev. Thomas F. Gailor,
 Bishop of Tennessee: Rt. Rev. Charles
 E.. Woodcock. D. D.. Bishop of Ken l lucky: Rt. Rev. Lewis W. Burton. D. | D.. Bishop. of Lexington; Rt. Rev. W. l A. Guerry. D. D.. Bishop of South Car | olina; Rt Rev. T D. Bratton, D. D..
 Bishop of Mississippi; Rt. Rev. F. F,
 Reese. D. D.. Bishop of Georgia; Rt :. Rev. Strange. D. D., Bishop of East Carolina: Rev. Arthur sherman. D. | D.. Missionary to China; Rev. Henry
 Phillips. of Atlanta. Ga; Rev. Beverly l Warner, D. D.. New Orleans; General
 Rufus Rhodes. Birmingham; Captain | Gay. of Atlanta. Ga.; Mir. W. A. Err
 win, Durham. N. C.; Rev. W. P. Wit
 sell, Meredian. Miss; Rev. John Mock | ridge, Louisville, Ky; Rt. Rev. Dan- l iel s. Futile. St. Louis, Mo. MT. Mar
 cellus Green. Jackson, Miss; Major w W. Screws. Montgomery. and Rev. R | W. Patton, Department Secretary. AS noted in the program, all the
 bishops of the department will be ! heard on the morning of November 10
 giving their views of the needs and ] opportunities within the department l Perhaps 1t is not too much to say that
 1t would be difficult to compile a bet 1 ter program or secure speakers better | qualified to discuss the topics as- | signed them.
 While the meetings of the council. | will be held in St. Johns Church on ac count of the size and location. the rec | tors of the two parishes in Montgom cry, the, Rev. Edward E. Cobbs. of St | Johns, and the Rev Stewart Mcqueen of the Holy Comforter. with their re | Spective congregations. are joint host! of the brethren attending the council | The several committees of laymen ar, | taken from both parishes. and both will bear proportionately their share of tn, expense, which will be considerable. The following committees from th, l two parishes have been appointed: Committee on Arrangements-Rev E l F. Cobbs, rector of St. Johns Church | Chairman: Rev. R. W. Patton Secre l tary of the Fourth Missionary Depart ment.
 Committee on Hospitality-Dr. B. J Baldwin, Algernon Blair, H. c. David. son, Hartwell Douglass, T. Gardner | Foster, V. G. Lowery, Major w. w
 Screws, Dr. Forney c. Stevenson
 Charles c. Ycungs.
 Committee on Tranhportation-S. A Phelan, c. A. Cardwell, Joseph B.
 Jones. W. ]. Reynolds.
 Committee on Music-William Bauer D. W. W. Fuller. Marshall King. Geo Pr. Linder, Ralph Linder. Albert c Sexton.
 Committee on Finances-E. c. An drews, J. W. Dimmick. Geo. H. Me Combs, Douglass Mcqueen. Hardwick Ruth, Frank Stollenwerck, Hugh c.
 Warren. Committee on Mass Meeting and Mems Banquet-C. H. Beale, Weather ly Carter. ]. Lewis Cobbs, W. A. Gayle | Rev, Stewart Mcqueen, D. R. Taber sFfarix U st oiisA V erck, ,s sohn nv .Tullis ] G. O. wiIlis. . --,