The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-23
BAPT|STS ID GATHER AT PELHAM HEIGHTS
Encampment Opens July s1. Prominent Lectures On
 the Programme

] 1 Pelham Heights. July 22.-tSpecial) 1.-The
 Baptists' fifth Alabama encampment
 which is to commence immediately after
 the Sunday school encampment is over
 on July 31 and to continue until August | 10, inclusive. have issued an Illustrated
 booklet programme which contains full list of the important speakers, lecturers
 and other instructors as follows: The
 Rev. Preston Blake, D. D.. Birmingham;
 Miss Virginia Bowcock, Anniston; Prof. w. o. Carver. I.L. D., Louisville. Ky;
 Miss Nellie Dunn, Evergreen; Miss Lil- lian s. Forbes. Birmingham; Prof. R. E. Gaines, Richmond. Va: R. D. Garland, Richmond, Va; Miss Florence Golson. Wetumpka: the Rev. Richard Hall, D.. 1 D., Marion; Prof. J A. Hendricks, Ph. D., Birmingham: Miss Kathleen Mallory, Bal timore; Miss Clyde Metcalf, Montgomery
 Miss Laura Lee Patrick, Montgomery
 the Rev. John M Phillips. D. D.. Mobile l the Rev. Frank Moody Purser, Tn. D..
 Richmond. Va; MT. and Mrs. I. A. Key
 holds, evangelistic singers; the Rev J. M Shelburne D. D., Birmingham: the the Rev. A. K. Wright, Ensley: J. A | Moseley, Wetumpka: H. l.. Strickland, Birmingham Each of the persons mentioned has been notified as to their particular duties and subjects, and have by letter signified their acceptance. The encampment commission having the details in charge are: w. w. Campbell, Tuskegee, T. NJ. Dix, Decatur: l. H. Chapman, Florence: T. w. Palmer, Mont evallo W. C., Crumpton, Evergreen; H. L. Strickland, Birmingham, and A. c. Moseley, Wetumpka.
 Throughout the entire 10 days good music will be featured, and in addition
 to Prof l. A. Reynolds and Mrs. Rey- holds, there will be a full, chorus on the grounds all the time.
 Miss Florence Golson, blind pupil. with an excellent voice, will frequently delight the audience.
 During the session Dr. W. O. Carver, of Louisville is to lecture every day, commencing at 9:3o each morning. His
 subjects are comparative religions as follows:
 Saturday. 1st-"why and How to Study Religions" tA
 Monday. ard-'How and Why Men
 Make Religions"
 Tuesday, 4th-"Religion in Japan"
 Wednesday, 5th-"Relgion in China"
 Thursday, 6th-"Religion in India"
 Friday, 7th-"Mohammed and Moham- medism'
 Saturday. Sth-"Why Christianity fs the
 Best Religion"
 On Tuesday, the 4th, "Efficiency in Our Baptist Schools in Bible Teaching and
 Training for Service" by Prof. J. A. Hendricks of Howard college. Birming- ham.
 During the evenings at s:90 the fol- lowing will be the order of exercises:
 Friday, July 31-Convocational service.
 Saturday, August 1--An evening of mu- sic Mf and Mrs RaypoIds
 Sunday, August 2-Sermon, Dr. Preston
 ''sss, Monday. August sl-1n Old England (stereopticon), pr. Richard Hall
 Tuesday, August 4.--Uncle Sam in the
 Pacific (stereopticon), Dr. John W. Phil lips.
 Wednesday, August 5-Indian the Land of Strange Contrasts (stereopticon), Dr. John w. Phillips. Thursday, August 6-contemporary American Poets. Prof. W. 0. Carver. Friday, August 7-Reception for guests by encampment commissioners. Saturday. August S-"Just Fun" by several serious sort of fellows The mission study hours will be pre- sided over by Frank M. Purser: Saturday. August 1-"The Renaissance of Asia" Monday. August a-"The New Era in Japan"
 Tuesday, August 4-'The New Era in Korea"
 Tuesday, August 5-'The New Era in | China
 i Thursday. August s--"The New Era in India"
 Friday. August 7-"The New Era in the Near East" | Saturday, August S-''The New Era in World Missions" On Sunday, August E. pr. W. O. Car ver's subject will be An Efficient World vision."
 Sunday school psychology, 7:45 D. m.
 daily, Prof. R. D. Gaines. speaker. Saturday, August IA Hungry Boy" Monday, August 3-'Hod Carriers and
 Masons."
 Tuesday, August 4-'The Gang Spirit of Ideas" Wednesday, August 5--"The Dynamo" Thursday, August e-"Food for Thought"
 Friday, August 7-"From Sense to Com
 mon Sense'' Saturday, August S-"Along the Trail" The Christians relationship, 515 D. m. daily R. D. Garland, speaker. Saturday, August 1"The Relationship of the Christian to Christ" Monday. August 3-''The Relationship of the Christian to the Gospel. Tuesday. August 4-"The Relationship of the Christian to the World Wednesday. August 5-"The Relation
 ship of the Christian to Self" Thursday. August 6-"The Relationship of the Christian to the Spirit Friday. August 7-'The Relationship of the Christian to the Father Saturday, August S-"The Relationship of the Christian to the Father" Ptlham is twenty miles south of Bir- mignham main line of Louisville and Nashville and Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic railroads. Ten passenger trains daily
 Round trips rates from all points in Alabama on sale from July 20 to August 15. Good to return as late as August 31.