The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-18
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It's own doctrines. Tho report sug-
sosted that Southern Baptists arc not
ready to give up tho international les
sons. A memorial from tho Kentucky
baptist General Association snid TINT
tho convention should calmly consider
whether Baptists ought not to give up
the uniform lessons OF the international
lesson commission for Southern Ban
lists. explained tho work of this great
commission and made a plea for CO.
operation with liberty.
DR.. j. 3. Gambrill arraigned the In
ternatiOnal uniform lessons declarinp
that they have been failure He he
l!eves that the days OF the uniform les
sons are we'll nigh numbered. and that
the graded lessons Of the international
commission promise better things IIn
urged that wo try to be nice Baptists
not making II too hard for other peopIe
to go with u.s. and that we co-operatc
as far as possible with other Chris
tians
DR.. Geo. w. Truett of Texas, urged
that Baptists cooperate win otbar
Christians. He is persuaded TINT In
tho ranks of other denominations arc
many who are really ut heart l,nptis,s
The day Is day of great opportunity
FOR southern BaDtists DIR. l. j. Vunnen
declared that there is general con
vlction among all denomination. I'm,
If this emphasis can be secured
through cooperation. il will be well
Ne" Volume Issued.
Dr. J. NJ. Frost announced that n
new volume in the series of comman
'aries, being issued by the sunday
school board. is just from the press. II
is volume on Ephesians and colos-
slams by DIR. T.. Y. Mullins
The closing hour of the morning ses
SION was spent In prayer. song and
scripture reading. The service was
ied by DR.. Porter. The inscription on
was the subject of tho hours media
ton.
ify the courtesy of the churches and
cil'zens OF st. Louis n ride over the
city was rendered the delegates OF tho
convention this afternoon. Eighty
I'VE automobiles and twenty large
street cars were put at the disposal Or
the convention. Some OF the nutomo-
n!ies IN this trip covered forty miles
me sightseeing trip injured the AZ
tendance ut the afternoon session
when the topic under discussion Wa
80
a memorial from the Southern RAW
'ist Education Association asked ,hat
me convention appoint large and
representative COMMITTEES tn ro,,i-ia.
ana report next year on the matter OF
tHc creation by the convention of "a
board of education. This request was
granted by unanimous vote
During the afternoon the delegates
attending the Woman's Missionary
mon mad a banquet at the Planters
hotel. Later in the afternoon. i'm tho
Parlors of the same hotel. II reception
was given by tho Woman's Misslon-
airy Union AT the night session Wo-
mans " york was discussed tho report
Dcihs read BY Or. J. y. White. Or.
w. O. Carver made an address
The apportionment committee ro-
ported The convention decided TO un-
dertake to raise this year for foreign
missions s6i6,500. and for home mis-
slons si6l.75o. or these amounts Viz
sihia is asked 10 raise for foreign
missions $4,000 and North Carolina
for foreign missions $4,000. and for
home missions $4,000
Dr. ]. +. White, OF Atlanta, offered
resolution calling for the appoint