The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-10-26
JUDGE N. d. FEAGIN


Leroy Candell, Mr.. and Mrs. T. s. chan-
bless, Mr.. W. L. Cowan. Mrs. Arthur Cur
tbs, Mr.. C. s. Dairs, Mr.. H. H Demerlins.
Mr.. u. S. Doster Miss Evie Denman,
Miss Minnie Donaldson, Mr.. J. Newton
Drake, Miss Mae Forman, Miss Bessie
Ford, Mr.. and Mrs Buford Foster, Mrs.
S. s. Godbee, Miss Estelle Green, Mr.. J. R.
Green, Mr.. ]. r. Hardin. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Hebblen, Mr.. ID. r. Howard, Miss
Sadie Hudson. Mr.. Walter Hudson. Mr..
w. S. Johnson. Mr. ]. C. Lankford, Mr..
Tom Lappage Miss Florence Leonard,
Miss Gussie May, Miss Eva McCraney.
Mr.. w. K. McAdory, Jr.. Miss Lucille Me-
Cracken, Miss Julia McCracken, Miss Car
rie McCracken Mr.. and Mrs. e. l.. Nc
Cutchen, Mrs. l.. A. McCutchen, Mr.. C. A
Mcdaniel, DIR. j. C. Mcdaniel Miss Jen-
ME McLin, Mrs. II. "A. McManamy, Miss
Nora MerlSle, Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Nash.
DR.. r. C. Norman, Miss Sallie GLAND, Mr..
G. IL. Ogletree, Miss Annie Peace, Mr..
and Mrs. W. w. Park, Miss Ida Parker,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Patton, Mr.. r. w.
Powell, Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Robinson.
Miss Mamye Rodriguiz, Miss Lillian SAM
ders, Miss Amy Schaefer, Mr. r. D. Smith,
Mr.. Ed Smith, Mr.. and Mrs A. ID. Sny-
der, Miss Mona Stacy, Mr.. T. M. Staple-
ton Miss Frances Stickley, Mr.. and Mrs
Hal II. Strickland, Miss Minnie Stuart,
Mr.. J. K. Taylor, Mrs, Oma Tanner, Mr..
l.. G.sThompson, --r. j. X. Thompson,
Mr.. p. W. Thompson, Miss Beatrice Stone, .
Mr.. Albert C. Varnes, Mr.. NJ f, Vincent,
Miss Nell Walls, Miss Grace Womack, Mr..
]. B. Wilbanks.
One of the most Furnishing as well ash
one of the largest Bible classes in the en-
tire district is that of "The Baraca," Of
the Fifty-sixth Street Baptist church.
Among the members are ]. S. Abercrom-
bic, Harry odom. Henry Odom. j. w. AL
a on A
Bell, H. A. Body, r. A. Brown 7. j.
Grown. j. w. Bryan, r. A. Butler. w.
w. Carroll. c. w Chambers, j. l.. CIapp,
stinson cllpp r. A. Clayton, 7 II. Clay.
ii. c. Collier, Clay Counts Jack Cren-
shaw. G. A. Crook, e. e. Crow, j. T. Duff
fin, T. s. Dark, c. d. Deshazo. r. l..
Douglas, w. f. Douglas, Joe Dunn, George
Durfree e. ]. Eason. II. L. Echols, c. p.
Ellison. II M. Finn, j. NJ. Finn, III. j.
Forsyth, ]. r. Franks. A. w. Frew, r. l..
Fuller, j. A Garrett. 7. C. Gibbs. w. L.
Gillespie, w. s.. Gammer, B. A. Graham,
G. II. Green, Ernest Hagood, w s. Ha-
good. C. c. Harris, J.. A. Harroll Frank
Harris. Earl Nelson. Otis Helm. Paul
Helm, Earl Helm, James Henderson, r.
IL. Hendrix r. l.. Henry, Hudman Hop
son. p. G. Hogan, w. b. Holmes, S. G..
Houghton, DIR. A. Hrobe. w. P. Hudson,
L. G. Ingram, Alex Killough Cecil Kill
patrick, c. d. King, II. w. King, ]. w.
j.
Leyden. 2. O. LusS, J. NJ Mann, d. NJ
Massey, III. A. Massey, ]. r. Maxwell,
John Mcdowell j. e. McCrosly. J. II.
Mccain, j. b. MeLendon, John r. Nc
lendon. George Mcpherson, l.. A. Myer,
Mack Montgomery, A. Moore, o. J. Moor.
s. ]. Moore, w M. Moore. W. NJ Morgan.
j. M. Morris, A. c. Marion, Ned Norton
J. H. Oliver. w r. Pearson. e. Rober-
son. l.. A. Phillips, O, A. Phillips. p. II.
Fletcher F. A. Plummer, e. p Poe, c. r..
Robertson. E. S. Renfroe, b. H. Reynolds,
Henry Rhinefield, D. C. Rice, H. w Rob
erts, G. D. Robertson, J. T.. Robinson, w.
/. Robertson, F. f. Rush. c. W. Shraeder.
George Scott, l.. ID. Shepherd d. c. Sim
mons, j. c. Sisson, G. Stacy ]. B. Stone,
Walter Stone. w. p. Sullivan, G. Fl.
Thgpen, ]. c. Thornton r. M Thigpen.
Glen Thompson, r. J. Thompson, b. M.
Thornton, w. A. Thornton, J. M. Thrash.
z. F. Underwood. l.. II. Urquhart, X. P.l
Vann, p. f. Waldron, Bynum Waters, J.
p. Webb, c. G. Welsel r. c. Whaley, H.
c. wilkinson, w. Williamson, w. r..
Womack, M. f. Wood s. G. Wood w A.
Wood, w. M. Worrel, A. D. Zibinden.
W. w Tucker, j. II. White, Moody Carl
ton, IL. Chambers, w. l.. Hagood, c. C.
Nichols, w. w. Anderton, J. T. Cham
bers, ]. P. Green, w. E. Herndon. w. r.
Hagood. Walter Lowell, w. b. Massey, J.
W. Stone, J. A. Anderton. III. c. Comp
ton, Howell Cobb, @, W. Franklin.
Perhaps no class in Birmingham is moro
prosperous than the Ramsey class of the
First >Methodist church. It's officers are
MI j. =. Ramsey, teacher; Frank DOM
mick, president; S. j. Erckert, vice pres :.
ident; Hunter Armstrong, secretary; Ira
l.. Hood, treasurer.
The Ramsey class leaders include r,
I. Fzell. president; j. A. vann vice pres
ident w. c. Journey secretary. NJ L.
Pointer, assistant secretary and the mern-
bersilip goes into the hundreds.
The Ramsey class is famous for its ef-
fective and thorough organization The
problem of hooking after every individual
member has been solved in a practical Z
way by this class and the problem. how
not to lose sight OF the individual mem \
ters IN a class whose annual enrolment
is from 400 to 500. has been satisfactoriv
solved by the appointment of class lead
ers and assigning each leader a class or
10 members 1t is the duty of these class
leaders to seepNthe class recruited up to
1G, which is the maximum membership for
eHch class; to look after absentees. report
any who are sick and to visit the members
or the class and direct their efforts in
winning others
Every class is expected to t,;r,- -
least one new member each Sunday AZ
soon as a class of ~ is recruited naw
class is be"lln. the cider classes f,rnish-k
ing leaders for new classes in their MI
merlcal order. In this way every new
men her is ken care of and looked after
pran'puv am every member of the class.
both old and new. is IN weekly to1cb wifi
bis leader and ASSIGNED some def7ni+a
work ard the results reported to the
class, oue-fourth of the leaders reportine
sacn sunday. These class leaders ara
fcrTred into an orgenizatson. with res,'lar
OFFICERS. who look after the attendance ana .re
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