Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-02-09
GREAT MEETING
 AT TIE C.E HAL Rev. s. E. Full and z srgo H. GammilI. to be Among
 The Speakers.
LAYMEN'S MOVEMENT
V Little Rock to he Attended by Many NotabIcs From South.
 ern States.

Little Rock Nk. Feb. N The pre-. sent week will br one of far .ra5tosf in church history in LiftDc=RacIs The week started with the elo#e of tlle ScoHille meetings Sunday night. which registered over l.o0o conyor- slons All day Sunday there were services at the new $75,o9o edificc of the Second Baptist church. Eighth and Scott streets. beginning the ,laZ djeaton week services of the church The sermons Sunday were delivered ny Rev. F. Y. Mullins. idcnt of the Southern Baptist Seminary of Louisville; and IioE. ]. R Frost, sec retafY of the Sunday School Board. IoMorroW the services will be re- sHmed with Rovs T. B. Johnson. of Texarkana; | D. Ray, Waco; E. F. Dudley Jonesboro; $ F. Tul, Pine Emf; r. F. Gibson. Fort Smith; IT. L. =Ninburn, Philadelphia; J. S. Con- pefe, Magnolia, and Pres. H. q Haftzog, of Ouachita College Arka- delPhia; participating. Friday the laNmen will have charge of the ser vices. The Workers Institute began last night with lectures by Revs. Frost and Mullins. They spoke again this morning as did also ]. D. Ray. Of Waco. This afternoon N. R. Town. F al or Hamburg and A. H. Autry. of Nashville, are in the program. The Baptist Laymcn's s conference. which will last all day Friday. will have Judge II. $. Simmons, of Newport who refused to grant saloon licenses after being converted, as the princi pal speaker. There will be short talks during the day by B. C. Lowry. Blue Mountain, Miss; J. Q. Wolf. I'atesville; J. N. Tillman. President or the University of Arkansas; W. p Fletcher, Ionokc; G. H. GammilI. Pine Bluff, G. W. Puryear, Jonesboro; J. T. Henderson, Bristol Va, l. F. Black, TeXarkana: G. w. Emerson Little Rock; w. F. Atkinson. Little Rock; and ]. J. ,Doyne, president Of the Arkansas State Normal, Conway.
 The Laymen's missionary move ment which will be participated in by laymen of every church of the state starts Friday night and will al- so be held in the auditorium of tha Second Raptist church. The sessions will continue through Sunday night and it is expected fully 900 dele gates will be present Among the speakers or prominence will be. Revs. $. IT, Wainwright and M. D Eubank of China, J. Campbell White of New York; Mornay Williams of New York; J. r. Reid, of San Fran cisco; T. B. Ray, of Richmond, Va; J. VI. Patterson, of St. Louis; Rev. '. E. Curray, Memphis; Joshua Lev erlng. Baltimore, Md; Rev. s. H. Chester, Nashville; H. r. Williams, Nashville, Tenn; Edward Warren Capen, Boston; Samuel B. Capen, R"9tor; Rev. P. H. Silver, New York; and Willis R. Hotchkiss of I.umba, British East Africa. This will be the largest gathering of church and mis- sionary notables ever held in Arkan- sas.
 There will be big union meeting Sunday at D. m. and a mass meet ing at the Capital Theater Sunday af- ternoon at 3 o'clock Rev John Van Lear, pastor of the First Presbyter- ian church of Little Rock, went to Pine Bluff yesterday in the interest of the Laymen's movement He was pastor of the Second Presbyterian church in that city eighteen years ago and has many friends in that city.