The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-15
TEN EPISCOPAL
 SUNDAY SCHOOLS Join Together in Post-Eas-
 ter Celebration BANNERS PRESENTED Church of the Advent Scene of Inen;rinC Occasion-President
BANNERS PRESENTED
Church of the Advent Scene of Inspiring 0ccasion-President K. w. Ewing Explains Pur-
 pose of Meeting

afternoon at 3eo o'clock there were as- sembled the members of each of the 10 Episcopal churches in the Birmingham district who joined in @ post-Easter eel ebration, which was a pronounced sue | cess
 | A number of special Easter hymns by the various schools for the occasion were beautifully sung by the assembled pupils. The infant classes of. the Advent sung special songs, the little tots being assem- bled on the chancel steps and presenting a sweetly attractive sight.
 Class No. 3 of Christ church, Avondaie. composed of boys and girls, rendered splendidly an Easter recitation; the Sun day school choir of the Advent sang well an offertory number "Hark! Through the Sunlight' Class No. of Grace church. Woodlawn, sang with rare finish and beauty "Oh. Mighty Savior
 The services and the union celebration were under the direction of the officers and committees of the Episcopal Sunday School council-Robert w. Ewing, presi- dent; Robert J. Williams. vice president; Emmet A. Jobes, secretary and treasurer; N. ". Proctor, chairman reports and at tendance committed; J. Robert Foster chairman arrangements committee, ana Prof. Fred l.. Grambs, chairman music committee.
 R. w Ewing, the president, presided, and before the close of the service mad 3 short talk explaining clearly the mean ing and purposes of the council and ex- pressing appreciation for thes interest shown and good representation preseat from the various churches MT. Ewing invited all present to avail themselves of the benefits and helps to be derived from cooperation and attend all meetings and conferences of the Sunday schools to be held under the auspices of the council in the future.
 Rev Willis G. Clark, rector of St. Andrews. led in the prayer service, while Rev. 1nnis o. Adams of Trinity. Bessemer, led in the responsive reading. A pleasing feature of the celebration was the marching of the various Sunday schools in martial order with their school banners flying and later in the church these banners were presented and placed in the chancel forming pleasing back ground for the choir, while a beautiful floral cross was formed in the center of the chancel by the flowers presented by the representatives of the schools.
 The occasion was an interesting and ln- spring one for the large attendance as- sembled
 The churches taking part and their Sunday school officers were the fol- lowing:
 Church of the Advent nffiaare-- pootor E Evans n D.; superintendent, Robert N. Ewmg; secretary and treasurer J. Robert Foster; assistant secretary, Avery Bruce; libra rian Fulton Seelbindor chairman music committee, Mrs W. M. Mayes; pianist, Miss B. R. Hutchins: superintendent pri- mary department, Mrs. William W. | Walker; superintendent beginners, Miss Agnes Terrell; superintendent cradle roll. | Mrs Hale V. Tarrant.
 Teachers, Main Sunday sehool-Miss | Agnes Terrell, Miss E. Rolf, Miss Lucille | Drake, Mrs William M Walker. Mrs Hale Y. Tarrant. Miss Perry ClanceY l Mrs. Robert Jcmison Jr,, l.. A. Butter field Miss Mary Tardy Mrs. F. l.. Mount | fort Miss Leslie Flenner Mrs. '. w Mcqueen, Mrs. E. II. West, Mrs. w. NJ Mayes. Mrs. II. F. Carr. Miss B. R. Hutehins. II. r. Baumont, Mrs. w. E, | Evans.
 Adult Bible Glasses. Ladies-Dr. w. E Evans, Mrs. r. H. Buel1; men. Judge x. l E. Feagin.
 Supernumerary Teaehers-AIiss Mary | Carr, Mrs De Armond, Mrs. C. M. Tardy, Mrs Robert Ewing, Mrs. Charles l.. Fos- ! ter, Miss Katherin Crane. St. Mary's on the Highlands l Officers-Rector, Rev. W. N. Clayproor assistant superintendents. Alvin ll. Bel den, R. J. Williams, secretary, Richmond F. Wetmore, pianist, Miss Lotta Alice | Belden.
 Teachers-Miss Leila Screven, Miss Mar garetto Williams, Mrs l. T. Thornton. | Mrs. w. Griggs, Mrs. W. N. Claybrook, Mrs. M. J SmoIlen. Miss Janet Herlot. Miss Courtney Hanson. Mss Lotta Belden. Miss Evalina Wllkerson, Miss Suzane Cunningham, Miss Sadye Allison, Miss Helen Rosa Randolph. Rev. ". N Clay brook, teacher Church Study class.
 Grace Church (WOodlawn) Superintendent, Frank E. Eel tus; secretary and treasurer, x. W. Proc tor
 reachers--Miss Mary Clover, Mrs Frank l1. Feltus, Mrs. Ed Greogry, Miss Kaih- erine Gregory. c. l. Mcdonald, Mrs N. w. Proctor.
 St. Philips Church (North Birming-
 ham)
 Officers-Rector, Rev Willis Gaylor Clark, superintendent. C. Bowden Settle, secretary, Mrs W. If. Ford Teachers-Mrs. J. NJ. Richard. Mrs. w 1T. Floyd. Mrs Macomson. Miss Helen 1 Benners, Mir Richard. St. Andrews Officers-Rector, Rev. Willis G. Clark superintendent R. J. Williams: secretary ! and treasurer F. l.. Norment: organist | of Sunday school, c. l. Baker. Teachers-Miss M. A. Shaw, Mrs w. II Clark, Miss Edna Miles. Mrs. Horace i shaw J. F. Kennedy, Miss Alice Stafford | Thomas s. Forbes, Miss Mary Forbes. | Teachers of Bible Classes-Rev. WilI | G. Clark E. z. Crow.
 Christ Church (Avondale) | Officers-Rector, Rev Carl HencHel