The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-08

Everything is in readiness for the state
 convention of the Christian churches of Alabama. which will be held in this city Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of this week. About 200 delegates from all parts of the state will attend and the members
 of the Ensley Christian church are mak. ing elaborate preparations to entertain
 the visitors. The Rev. S. P. Speigl, state
 evangelist, will preside over the meeting The corner stone of the new church will
 be laid during the convention, but thu
 date has not been decided upon as yet. The following programme has been ar. I ranged for the meeting;
 | Wednesday--1o:a0 a. m., devotional, thu
 Rev. Thomas Lennox; Il a. m.. "The Wort
 of God" J. E. speigl. West Point. Miss. | il 30 a. m., Conservation of Our Forces,
 James T. Lawson, Mobile; 12 m.. appoint
 ments of committees, announcements, ad | journnient.
 Afternoon Session-2 p. n., praise serv. ice; 2:10 D. m., presidents address, Mrs O. P. Speigl. Reports of state officers
 Mrs. P. Patillo, secretary; Mrs. w. s Butler treasurer; Mrs. c. T. Starbuck
 home department; Mrs. s. P. Speigl young peoples department and state or. ganizer. 2:35 p. m., one-minute report from
 auxiliaries; PAS p. m., music committed reports; p. m., demonstration junior work, Ensley juniors; S:15 D. m.. address Mrs. Ellie K. Payne.
 Evening Session-7:3o p. m., devotional Milligan Earnest; 7:45 p. m., address. Mrs Ellie K Payne; S:16 D. m., address, w R. Holder.
 Thursday. Morning Session-s:So a. m
 Bile study, the Rev. H. Pearce Atkins 10 a. n., presidents address. the Rev. D. P. Taylor; 10:20 a. m.. report correspond ence secretary and state evangelist. s. P,
 Speigl; 1o:oo a. m., report of treasurer Fl. B. Rives; 10:40 a. m., report Of supple
 ment workers D. R. Piper; Il a. m,
 Home Missions.'' c. K. Lewis. Cincin-
 natl; u:45 a. m., Messages From the Att
 lanta Convention" ta) "Church Exten-
 sion." (b) "Benevolence." Co "Men and
 Millions Movement;" 12:3O p. n., adjourn ment.
 Afternoon session: p. m., devotional Dean L. Bond; 2:15 p. m., Problems oi Our Church" CD. P. Taylor presiding) (a) Calling the Preacher" (b) 'Efficent Leadership" Co Cooperation in State
 Work" SIS p. m. period of prayer; 4:al p. m., adjournment.
 Evening session: 7:3o p. m., devotional J. F. Holmes, Jasper; 7:l5 D. m., Work
 of Church College" Prof. J. S. Thomas; SIS p. m., State Missions." Grant K Lexis.
 Friday, morning session: s:3o a. m. conference, Increasing Bible School At.
 tendance;" s:sO a. m.. Bible study. Rev H. P. Atkins: s:S a. m.. The Training
 of the Teacher" Mrs. s. P. Moore; 100
 a. m.. "Ths Boy Problem" c. H. Mo. Ginnis; 1925 a. m., special music; 10:2i
 a. m., Needs of Our Southern Bible l Schools" Miss Freda Bose; Il a. m. Building Up the Bible School" Frank
 Jones; 1:3o a. n., Programme of Mod
 ern Bible School" R. M. Hapkins. Afternoon session: 1:45 p. m.. devo' | tional: p. m.. conference, Increasing Bible School Efficiency" 3 p. m., ''What the Modern Bible School Can Do fol
 the Negro" P. H. Moss: 3:15 p. m. ''Mis' 1 sions in the Bible School" c. c. Albert 8:$ ?. m., open conference, "Our Best Plan and Our Greatest Difficulties, !, every worker present participating. Evening session: 7:S0 p. m.. devotional A. M. Growden; z: 4 p. m., Christian Endeavor address; s:15 p. m., ''The Plea, O. F. speigl. Montgomery.
 Preparations are <jefr~ rnsde l,v th.