The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-21

sunday school workers of note, men
and women known not only through
out the country, but OF world renown.
VIII be In Pensacola next Sunday. and
viii conduct a series OF meetings N
the forenoon, afternoon and evening at
various churches.
Prof NJ. A Honline, OF Dayton. Ohm.
an all-round Sunday school specialist,
known, loved and honored all over The
Sunday school world, VIII speak at the
First Presbyterian Sunday school next
Sunday morning at $50 and at the
Gadsden Street Methodist church at IL
a. m. This noted leader viii also speak
at a great mass meeting OF all the
churches and Sunday schools In thu
First Methodist church at 3:so d m.
and at 7:30 p. m. he WI speak In the
First Baptist church
Miss Elizabeth Fitzpatrick. one of tha
worlds most noted women. win sneak
at the First Methodist Sunday school.
to the Sunday school pupils and to the
church membership at iarGe Every
member of the church Is urged to ioio
the Sunday school for this day at least.
MISS FITZPATRICK TO SPEAK.
Miss Fitzpatrick win speak at other
RAeES~c 0A - a. e44Ao d. lou ID. M
She viii address the meeting IN thu
First Methodist church at $3.50. Those
who know this gifted woman pro-
nounce her the greatest Sunday school
teacher IN the world. She teaches
Class OF men that ranges from $50 up
to 500. The class is made up of doc
tors. lawyers, teachers, merchants and
business men OF every walk of life.
All rsF
schools would do well to hear Miss
Fitzpatrick for the help she may give
in her way Of presenting her message
as much as for the value of the mes
sage itself.
A GREAT MUSICIAN.
Dr. E. o. Excer. the worlds greatest
leader OF sacred music, and Prof.
Roper, Americas greatest pianist, viii
be at the First Presbyterian church IN
the morning and at the mass meeting
in the afternoon at the First Metho-
dist church. In the evening these
gifted leaders viii be at the First Bap-
tist church.
The people Of Pensacola VIII give a
welcome to these people as few places
ever have, because her churches know
the value Of great Sunday school ex-
perts. Thousands of people who love
music viii go to hear Messrs. Excel
and Roper.
OTHERS OF NOTE COMING.
Besides the above-nentioned noted
people, there win likely be present Rev.
" N. Virgins, Of Dallas, Texas. gen
.eral secretary OF the Texas Sunday
School Association, who has lust
closed a convention of 10000 peouI.:
Mr.. Thos. v. Enzey, general secretary
of Louisiana; MIR. W. Fred Long. of
Jackson. Miss, general secretary OF
that state and Rev. r. RutIedEe Ray.
general secretary Of Florida, and also
Rev, w. A. Brown, of Chicago, mis-
sionary secretary Of the international
Sunday School Association Rev. Mr.,
Brown is one of the greatest mission
ary leaders in the world today.
All these noted people win be !
their way to Tallahassee to the State
Sunday School Convention, where they
will be Joined by many other noted
Sunday school experts and where 1 .OO0
Of the choicest spirits In religious work
in Florida, will assemble for three DAYS
to plan for the greatest campaign evor
waged in Florida, the campaign for
the boys and girls Of the state.
The governor of Florida wfl turn
aside from the affairs OF state and de-
liver the address OF welcome and at
tend the sessions. Hon Park Tram
nell, attorney general, will lay aside
his official duties for three days, and
State Supt. w. W. Holloway will nof
only attend this great gathering, bus
Will address the sessions.
Besides these noted men, DR.. Lincoln
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