The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-18
Pelham Heights" Perma- nently Fitted Up for Big
 Annual Meetings
PROMINENT MEN ON
 THE PROGRAMME
Waterworks, Electric Lights, Swim ming Pool, Tennis Courts and 9th CT Features Installed for Con-
 venience and Pleasure

third annual eneampment August 2O-21 at Pelham Heights, Pelham. Ala. A beautiful mountain top. 30 acres in ex- tent, has been purchased for perma- nent site for the annual encampments. A 60 room hotel, large dining hall and kitchen, and spacious auditorium have been built and will all be ready for use next Tuesday. Fifty tents will be on the grounds.
 Waterworks and electric lights have been installed There will be swim ming pool, tennis courts and other amusement features.
 Special railroad rates have been granted from all points in Alabama tickets will be on sale tomorrow, and ministers are asked to use these rates Instead of clergy permits.
 Board will cost $1.5o per day; $l per day for moro than four days Tor occupants of hotel. Those who live in tents will pay l25 per day, or $l.00 per day for more than four days.
 Some of the Speakers
 The programme for this year Is very rich in talent, including the following distinguished speakers.
 Rev. W. M. Anderson, D. D, pastor Fifty-sixth street church, Birmingham.
 Rev Preston Blake, D. D., pastor Southside church. Birmingham.
 Prof ] Y Brown, superintendent city schools Dothan.
 J. F. Byrd. state Sunday school sec retary of Mississippi.
 Rev. Arch C. Cree, D. D., vice presi- dent home mission board, Moltrie, Ga.
 Rev. W, B. crumpton. D, D. state secretary of missions, Montgomery
 Miss Addie Estelle Cox, Womans Training school, Louisville, Ky
 Rev. A. J. Dickinson, D. D., pastor First church, Birmingham.
 Miss Lillian $ Forbes. elementary sunday school specialist, Birmingham,
 Rev. R. S. Gavin, D. D.. pastor First church. Huntsville.
 Richmond P. Hobson. member of Congress. Washington, D. C.
 L. F. Leavell, Sunday school board field worker, Nashville. Tenn.
 Rev. l. C. Massee, D. D., pastor of First church, Chattanooga, Tenn.
 Rev. l. l.. Rosser, D. D., pastor Of First church, Selma
 Prof. John R. Sampey. D. D.. Southern Baptist Theological seminary, Louis vile, Ky.
 ". b. Knkins. Esq. secretary of lay mans work, GreenVille, $. c.
 MISS A. ls w lilldIlSf tlhhNHiA oA'''A specialist, Birmingham.
 The programme begins Tuesday night with popular lecture by pr w. E. Crumpton of Montgomery The citizens of Pelham will serve a big barbecue to all visitors on Tuesday
 Outline of Programme
 Addresses of interest beginning at II: :45 each day will include tho fol- lowing:
 Wednesday, Pastors Day-Rey s. o. Y Ray. presiding. An Organized Baptist Ministry A. ]. Dickinson, D, D.
 Thursday, W. NJ. U. Day-'rhe Moral Value of Woman's Place in Society," Rev. J. c. Massee D. D.
 Friday. Layman's Day-Hen. II. ;. D. Mallory presiding. Gods Call to the Men of the Kingdom" E. Wilkins.
 Saturday, B. Y. P. U. Day-state B. Y. F. Y. president. presiding. Has the B. Y. P. '. a Place?g-Rev. w M. Anderson.
 r Sunday, Evangel Day-Rev ". B. crumpton. presiding. Morning sermon, Rev. R. s Gavin Afternoon sermon. l.. P. Hobson.
 Monday. Sunday School Day-R, L.. Strickland, presiding The Sunday School as an Asset in Our Churches of Today"-Prof j. " Brown
 Tuesday. Closing Day-Valedictory sermon, Di% Preston Blake.
 The late afternoon Quiet Hour ser vices will be conducted by pr. ]. c. Mas see of Chattanooga on the general theme: Iife's Problems"
 Several series of study will be conducted hv great Sunday school and Baptist Young Peoples union experts like Drs. l.. P Ieaven and J. E. Byrd of Missis- slpd; pr. Arch c. Cree of Georgia, and Mis- Lillian $. Forbes, and Miss Addie Estelle Cox of Alabama.
 Dr. John R. Sampey of the Baptist The ological seminary. Louisville. will give course of seven lectures on the Great Prophets of the old Testament" Dr.' Sampey is regarded as one of the great est Hebrew scholars and Bible exposltOrs in America, a native of Alabama, and a graduate of Howard college. This course alone will give distinction 10 this years cneampment:
 Monday. August 26, at the encampment, will be a big day for the primary and beginners department of the Sunday schools. Miss Williams and Miss Forbes are planning great demonstration of primary work.
 Dr. A. J. Dickinson of Birmingham will deliver on Wednesday a great address on "An Organized Baptist Ministry
 Richmond Peafs0n l1oDson VIII De tne attraction for Sunday night and will doubtless draw big crowd from Br- Iningham and surrounding towns.
 Every day Will be full of interest and the evening given over to popular ad- dresses and good music.
 The music will be conducted by J. w. Willis of Birmingham. There will be i big chorus and a quartet choir. Saturday evening will be devoted to a fine service of song with some of Alabamas best soloists in the lead.