The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-10-03
PENSACOLABAY
BAPTIST ASSN.
TO MEET TODAY
TWENTY SEVENTH ANNUAL SEES
SION WILL BE OPENED THIS
MORNING AT THE EAST HILL
BAPTIST CHURCH IN CITY.

Converting in IT'S 2Tth annual SEES
sion. the Psnsa cola Bay Baptist Asso-
citation VIII be called to order this
morning at o'clock, at the East Hfll
Baptist church, Pensacola, and quite
a number of messengers will be on
hand. The election of a moderator,
clerk and treasurer will follow the re-
ligious exercises this morning, the
reading Of letters and enrolment of
messengers preceding the selection of
the three officers named. The meeting
will continue through Friday, Satur-
day and Sunday. ending with the 2
O'Clock p. m. meeting Sunday after
noon. The three day program follows:
Friday.
800 a. m--Religious exercises Read
| letters and enroll messengers. Elect
moderator. Elect clerk. Elect treas
urer Report OF committee on program.
Receive cores pondence and visitors.
Return corresp ondence. Call for petit
tonary letters. Appoint committees
on religious exercises and finance. Fill
vacancies on standing committees.
Miscellaneous business.
10:45 a. m.-Report on periodicals
and publications. B. A Davis. T. j.
koker and j. G.. McNair, committee.
11.30 a. m.-Preaching
z.VO y. m-M eeGlng OF retiring exec
utive board.
400 p. m.-Reed letters and enroll
messengers. Report of executive
board Report of treasurer. Elect
executive board. Report on Foreign
missions, E. e. Rice, J. T. Koker, b.
A. Davis committee. Elect Associa-
ton representa- tive for the Foreign
Mission Board.
1880 D. m.-Tntroductory sermon by
Rev. J. T. Fiilingim. Collection for
orphanage- Report on orphanage, r.
R. Bea1. E. A. Allen, R. j. Brewton
committee.
Saturday,
800 a. Injecting of new execu-
tive board
$50 a. m.-Read letters and enroll
messengers. Select time and place of
next meeting. Select minister to preach
next Introductory sermon. Elect dele
gates to State Convention of Southern
Baptist Convention. Elect members of
State Board of Missions. Appoint com
ntttee to report at next session. Re
port on wonnan's work ]. T. Fil1ingin1.
T. e. Virgins, r. j. Bowman. COM
mittee. Report on Home Mission, J
e. Williams, L. G. Hanks, w A.
Miller, committee Collection for Mrs.
Edwards.
11:oo a. m.-Report on State Mis-
sions. A. J. Ransiey, W. A Diamond,
j. F. Pierce, committee
HAS a. m.-Memorial on late Rev.
J. A. Abbott-E. E Rice
2:3o p. m--Read letters and enroll
messengers. Report from new execu-
tive board Report on Temperance,
q. N. Gentry, j. B. Toomer, N. NJ.
McNair. COMMITTEE. Miscellaneous
business.
1880 p. m.-Preaching. Report on
Columbia College, Ira. I. Roberts. j
P. Harrison, j. H. Tompkins. commit
tee. Address by DR.. A. P. Montague,
president Columbia College.
Sunday.
400 a. m. - Report on Sunday
schools, E, r. Pendleton, Geo. e. Cad
man and D. M Merritt. committee.
H. e. Franklin, Arthur Taylor, com
pnittee.
11;00 a. m.-Preaching. Collection
for Foreign, Home and State Missions.
200 p. nn.-Report of finance COM
m1ttee Approve minutes. Adjourn.
The first named OF each committee
is chairman and he is requested 70 see
that his committee has its report ready
when called for In view of the expense
OF printing the minutes IS suggested
that while the reports be comprehen-
sive, they be as brief as circumstances
will allow.
J ED. WILLIAMS,
E. e. RICE,