The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-01-10
"CRADLE ROLL
IS FOUNDATION
FOR GREAT WORK
MISS FROST DEVELOPS MODERN
METHODS IN ELEMENTARY
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORK.
REACH PARENTS THROUGH BABE:
Large Class Busy With Lectures AT
ternoons and Nights at Baptist
Training School.
REACH PARENTS THROUGH BABE.

The classes at the third days ses
sion of the Baptist Training SchooH
for Sunday school teachers went
smooth as clock work this morning
Messrs. Byrd and Leavell guiding and
instructing the students as usual
These classes now have twenty stu
dents enrolled. This morning there
were several visitors besides the reg
ular classes. These visitors will not
take the regular course, not having
time to devote to it every morning.
The regular students enrolled are as
follows:
Columbia Street Baptist.
Mrs. Flora S. Thames, Miss Mari
garet McWilliams, Mrs. A. A. MontaI
que, Mr.. M. M. Morgan, Miss Minnie
Hightower, Mrs. NJ. ]. Eure, Mr.. M. ri
L. Love, Rev. E. D. Sullivan.
Fifth Avenue Baptist.
Miss Carrie Caperton, Mrs. J. Nun,
roe Smith, Miss verna Oden, Mrs. u
E. Davis.
First Baptist.
Rev. l. P. Trotter, Mrs. James
Champlain, Mrs. ]. B. Walker. Miss
Mamie Thompson.
Emmanuel.
Rev. A. L. O'Briant, Mrs. A. l.
O'Briant, Mr.. p. R. Perkins, Mrs. u
V. Tenant.
Afternoon Session.
This afternoon at AIS o'clock, Rev.
l. P. Trotter will conduct the devotionI
al exercises opening the session, and
Miss Frost will talk on Beginners
from 4;S0 to sos. From sos to
o'clock, Mr.. Leavell will lecture, after
which lunch will be served.
This evening, beginning at Z, after
lunch. Miss Frost will lecture on ele-
mentary work. This is the first time
Miss Frost is on the program here for
a night and a great many interested
in primary work who can not go to
her afternoon talks, have planned to
attend tonight. Mr.. Byrd, the field
secretary for Sunday Schools for Mis-
sissippi, will speak the latter part oil
the evening, from 7:30 to sos and the
last period will be given to Mr.
Leavell
Program For Wednesday.
AIS to 4:S0-Devotional, Rev. L. E
Hall.
4:S0 to 5:05-"The Art of Story Tell
ing" Miss Frost.
sos to 6:00-"Securing and Hold
ing Attention." Mr.. Byrd.
300 To 7:00-Luncheon served.
700 20 7:30-B. Y. P. U. Confer
ence, Mr.. Leavell.
1880 to S:05-Barsca and Philathes
Rally, Mr.. Byrd.
sos to 9;00-Lessons for 1911, Mr
Leavell.
MIR. 5yrd's Lecture. ass
Tuesday evenings session Of
Training School was very well att
ed and Mr.. Byrd's lecture was
"Aur Alma No. 1 Church" and
nine points to be reached by a
day school before 1t is an A / Sun
school.
Mr.. Leavell's lecture was a prey
of the lessons for 1911. These
sons are from the old Testan1
hence are harder and require
study, so the speaker gave brief
on that.
Elementary Work.
The afternoon session yeste
was interesting, for, besides the
speakers, Miss Margaret Frost
dressed the congregation, tellini
the elementary work. She is an
speaker, soft-voiced and sweet-f
and has the work down to such a
tenn that she quickly impresses OF
with its Importance.
Miss Frost divided the elemed
work into departments, the CT
Roll, Beginners Department,
mary and Junior. and declared
best workers are needed In thesl
departments. The best teachers
needed because the child is so I'm
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