The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-30

1 W. J. D, Cox of Mobile, Mrs k. Bs Stall worth of Cuba; report of secretary- urer, Miss Kathleen Mallorg. Montgom- cry; report of auditor. Mrs. e. M. Mor- row, Birmingham; address, Personal Service" Mrs. A. L. Crutchfeld. South Caroina song, Saved to Serve; report | of state organizer, Mrs. T. A. Hamii- ton, Birmingham: report of assoclational visitor Mrs. D. M. Malone; report of leader for young peoples societies, Miss | Mary Rhoades, Montgomery; mid-day prayer for the secretaries Dr. w. B. Crumpton, Dr. J. M Frost, pr. B. D. l Gray, pr. R. J. Willingham, Mrs. K. F. Bazemere, Montgomery. 1 Tuesday, 200 D. m.--Prayer for our Ala bama missionaries, Mrs. B. B. Finklea. l Mcnroevile; report on foreign missions, l Mrs. R. V. Taylor, Mobile; medical mis- sions in China, Mrs. w. J. D. Cox, Mo lbile; discussion of report; report on home l missions; Mrs.. AL Dickinson, Birming- ham,; discussion of report; vesper music.
 TUESDAY, 7:so P. M. l Music, choir l Devotional exercises, Dr. Richard Hall, 1 Evergreen. Address on Home Missions Rev. v. I. Masters, Atlanta. 1 Address on Foreign Missions" repre- | sentative of foreign mission board, Rich mond. Offering for. home and foreign missions. | Benediction, Dr. Richard Hall WEDNESDAY, 9:3o A. M. l Devotional exercises, Orphanage chil- dren.
 Report on the orphanase, Mrs. W. W. Campbell, Tuskegee. Report on relief work for our aged min lsters, Mrs. w L. Rosamond, Birrning- ham,. Report on Howard college library fund. Mrs. A. P. Montague, East Lake. Presentation of the Judson girls, Miss Mary Rhoades. Baton, Selma. Address on state missions. Mrs. ". B. Crumpton, Montgomery. Song, Alabama" Offering for state missions.
 Prayer for the officers of the Southern w M. U., Mrs. A. L. Harlan, Alexander City.
 WEDNESDAY,, 7:so P. M.
 Prayer for our associational superin- tendents, Mrs. D. M. Malone.
 Reports of the associational superin- tendents.
 Conference of the state officers and as- sociational superintendents and secre- taries, led by Mrs. A. L. Crutchfield.
 THURSDAY, 9:30 A. M
 Devotional exercises, Judson Girls.
 Report on Bible fund, Mrs. Henry Dill, Birmingham.
 Report on the Margaret Home, Mrs. T. w Hannon.
 Report on the Louisville Training school Mrs. c. N. James, Oxford.
 The Lucy r. Stratton scholarship, Mrs. T. A. Hamilton. .s
 Tithing Mrs. W. B. Crumpton.
 Practical personal service code, Mrs. W. F. Yarbrough, Anniston.
 Song, Saved to Serve"
 Reports of committees.
 Installation of officers for 1911.
 Prayer for the new officers. Mrs. A. L. Crutchfield.
 Mispah benedction.
 THURSDAY, 12:so P. M.
 Meeting of the state executive commit
 cuAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES. Local arrangements, Mrs. Richard Hall, Evergreen.
 Music, Mrs. W. c. crumpton, Ever green.
 Credentials, Mrs. E. J. McCreary, Ever green.
 Foreign missions, Mrs. R. V. Taylor, Mobile.
 Home missions, Mrs. A. J. Dickinson, Birmingham.
 orphanage, Mrs. W. W. Campbell, Tus- kegee.
 Aged minister's relief work. Mrs. w. L. Rosamond, Birmingham.
 H e. l.. F., Mrs. A. P. Montague, East Lake.
 State missions. Mrs. W. D. Baton, sel- ma. = Young Peoples Work. Mrs. w. T.. Bihle fund. Mrs. Fleetwood Rice, Tus- caloosa.
 Margaret home, Mrs. T. W. Hannon. Montgomery.
 Training school. Mrs. c. N. James. OK ford
 Memorials, Mrs. A. L. Harlan, Alexan- der City.
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 Programme, Mrs. w. H. Sanford, Montgomery.
 Amendments to the constitution, Mrs. W. T. Lowe, New Decatur.
 Apportionment, Mrs. w. B. Crumpton, Montgomery.
 Plan of work, Mrs D. W. Enslen. Bir- mingham.
 Time and place, Mrs. J. w. Cox, Gads- den.
 Nominations, Mrs. W. M. Carlisle, Roanoke.
 Col. Charles F. Woodward, who Is pro- noting the new traction company which is to extend its lines through the streets of Montgomery, Is here from Boston, where he is to take out with the secre- tary of state on Tuesday articles of in- corporation. The corporation Is to have a capital stock of s1,O0o,0o0. and is to begin at once the work of laying It's tracks in Montgomery.
 The new company has mapped out thorough route, which Is to be extended over practically the entire city. It is to operate in opposition to the Montgomery Traction company, corporation headed by Richard Tillis, one of Montgomerys leading promoters.
 Narrow Escape of Automobilists Dr. Will Westcott and Jack Thorington. two well known young men of this city, while returning In an automobile from a hunting expedition late last night, had a narrow escape from being seriously in-