The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-30

OF stAs child against the svils Of NJ
ne speaker dscasred that the worsI
OF the preacher must be supp0cruenteo
nv Discussion at pubic Esthertngs OF
all kinds. He called attention to the
fact, mat the iiQnpr trsfiic. was nat dis
cusssd at many such public gath Brings,
and mat until the discussion became
general at all ineetings. aiding the
ana the preacher thsrs was much work
to be done all the time against the
evil of strong drink.
Rov. H c. Moore made another OF his
pointed talks yesterday morning upon
'sThe Bible by Heart Mr.. Moore NJ
Illustrated hts eight points with quo
tations from the Bible.
The quiet half hour Conservation
service conducted By DR.. H. N. Ham
MILL, OF Nashville, was entered into by
ali OF the delegates.
The committee on nominations was
next called upon to make It's report.
Through Its chairman the commit
tee urged the necessity Of each county
association, eiectings a home depart
ment superintendent whose duties
should be the working up OF an inter.
est In the home department In each
county. and also to keep In .ouch with
the State home department superin-
tendent and furnish statistics Of tn
county home department TO the state
superintendent.
Omcers Erected.
The recommendation OF the commit.
tee were thon Rad to the convention,
ana the list adopted IN f.,if az follows:
President. Jerome T. Fuller. OF Cen
treyiiie
MontgomerG. ~
s. Il Bian. Of Troy. recording see-
M N. sweats. Montgomery tressur-
Miss Minnie KENNEDY. opeiika. t,eid
Leon c. Palmer. Barnsviiis. field
worker.
Miss Edith B. Rice. OF Selma. eie-
mentary department superintendent.
Miss Mary ". smith. opciiha. homo
department superinssndent.
Dr. e. c. Andarsor, Admission. tenn
perar,ce department superintendenG
w b. Davidson. MONTGOMERY. sduit
department superintendent.
Mrs g. p Moore. Eirminghari. teach
ers training department superintend-
emit.
Executive comsittes: O. o. Miles
MONTGOMERY; b. y. Conner. Birfning-
ham. Michael Cody, Montgomery; John
W. .purr. Jr., Montgomery; W. b.
Crumptcn. Montgomery. w. =. Feassn.
Montgomery; q. w. Barnett. Mont
gomery; w. E. Holloway. Montgomery;
Thomas M. owen. Montgomery: w. r..
Thetford. Montgomery; y. y. sightier.
Montgomery: =. b. Greene. opolika' r.
r. Lewis, BirmfnEnnra: n. o. Harris,
Mobile; T. H. Johnston. Birmingham;
NJ Lee Bonner, Birmingham: B. c. By
mum. Birmingham; ID. III. Marbury,
Birmingham; w. d. Dfrard. Matthews.
J. B. wadsworth. Birmingham: II. r.
Roach. Mobile: :. 7. Gardner Apnis-
ton: L. n. Core, Anntston, J. 8. Car
roll, Troy; w. r.. Atkins, seima, ana
w. III Tayioe. Uriontown.
The election Of the officers for the
ensuing year was received with great
applause and the pFesitlent-eIect. Je-
rome r. Fuller. was called TO the ros-
trum by the delegates. Mr. Fuller
came to the convention as president
OF his district. and showed the dele
gates by his report made on the day
previous that hfs District was in ex-
ceiient condition. ana that all OF tho
counties had been organized. He
made short. well wordei speech,
thanking the convention tor the great
honor which 1t had conferred upon
him, in eiecting him State president of
the great organization.
w. r. Atkins. OF Selma, then moved
that half an hour be SGT apart at the
night session 20 be memorial service
to Mrs. George q. Miles. The motion
was adcrted. the service to begin at
8 o'clock. tya& r.
The dsiegates then adjourhed 70 tho
ASSEMBLY room 81 the First Baptist
church on Perry street. where lunch
con had been prepared and where dis
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