The Washington bee., 1911-04-15
The ANONYMOUS Letter DR.. James {, SHEPPARD
RELIGIOUS TRAINING SCHOOL
Great Work ct Durham, N. c., This
Spring and Summer.

The National Religious Training
School, at Durham, n G, of which
DR.. James Z. Shepard is president,
will no doubt have busy school year
.Ar1s ,Lg some of the official announce
imenGs are series of lectures twice
daiM from July to 18th, by Rev. DR..
Jesse L. Hulburt, of New Jersey, one
of the worlds greatest authorities on
the Bible
From July 18th to 10th, series OF
addresses on religious instruction
and the Bible will be delivered by
Rev. DR.. w. Y. Chapmon, an able
pastor and speaker, of Roseville Ave
nue. Presbyterian Church, Newark,
n. J.
DR.. s. N. Voss, one of the great
Biblical scholars and teachers, will
make addresses from July Goth to
Goth. DR.. Voss is District Secretary
of the American Baptist Publication
Society.
Prof. Jesse Johnson, D. D., pro-
fessor of Apologetics and Church
History, Xenia Seminary, Xenia,
Ohio, will deliver a series of ad-
dresses from July 70 to August I'd.
Professor Johnson is we'll versed in
Bible subjects. Hear him.
! Rev. DR.. Jasper {. Massee, u, D.,
of Chattanooga, Tenn, another able
}speaker, is expected to be present to
lecture from August Ist to 9TH.
From August 9th to 18th, Kew. II.
A. Kelsey, D. D., great preacher and
orator of East Liverpool, Ohio, also
strong friends of the National Re
tligious Training School, who believes
! in the uplift o. the race, will address
the school.
1t will certainly be inspiring to lis
ten to Rev. Geo. H. Miller, pastor OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church
Steubenville, Ohio, who will deliver
addresses during the month OF Au-
gust.
Prof. Kelly Miller, the well known
orator of the world, will spend a week
at the Training School, giving his at
tention to special work in mathemat
les and lectures on the races for
ward movement.
| Miss J. c. Pratt, head of an impor
tant movement i'll an institution II
Selma, Mass, will give attention t
special work in the domestic sclenc
department during the session.
Those desiring instruction IN wood
work may get it during this session
when the mechanical building WI
. open.
/ The basketry department shall re
main open during the season, with a
expert instructor. The pupils viii b
able, after four or five weeks train
ing, to make baskets, mats, etc.
The Second Annual Summer SchoC
of the National Religious Iraln1n
5 School will open at Durham, n. Z
on July ), covering a period OF nv
weeks, ending August 18th.
D This school will be enjoyable an
; profitable in Bible study, music, &c
f ucation for teachers and religion
e workers. There are to be SIX geneT;
t series of ten lectures. Each gener;
d topic occupies a week. he atteI
5 noon lectures are 70 be short an
n popular, while the evening lecture
S and entertainments will be relax;
e ton in the meantime, an eleyatln
l. kind of amusement
e The faculty consists OF able me
l. and women who are now engaged
d similar lines in some Of the great co
5 leges
r In the departments of arts ar
+ crafts and domestic arts and science
2 courses are offered for teachers no
le engaged in teaching branches OF PTa
le teal work for the amateur.
As Prof T. P. Smith, formeiy pres
A. dent of Smith Business Colleg
Lynchburg, Va, assisted by MISS