The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-30
CONVENTION OF THE STATE s. s. WORKERS
 NOW IN FULL SWING
Features of Wednesdays Programme Addresses by Revs. Beauchamp, Daw-
 son Cook and. Others

Pelham Heights, July 2s.--tSpeeial) Yesterday proved to be day full of prep aration and get ready for work, and all over the encampment grounds hammers and saws in the hands of skillful work men were pushed along as rapidly as pos sble to finish up on the new pavilion. pagoda stands, women's missionary building, several new and spacious cot tages.
 Automobiles, loaded with anxious pill grims kept busy all day bringing and enptying the human freight at the hotel and on the encampment grounds.
 Heavy trucks carrying baggage furni- ture. musical instruments and provisions were constantly to be seen drawn by mule power, heading for the top of the mountain over the we'll graded road that winds from the station to the summit Among the last arrivals were W. A. Sanford, Decatur; Mrs l.. C. Barnes Selma; Dr. J. c. Chapman. Tuscaloosa i, the Rev. A. G. and Mrs. Moseley. We tumpka; c. Thompson. Tuskegee: Robert Robinson. Thorsby: Miss Emma Avant, Eclectic; Miss Lillian Forbes. Birmingham. ]. F. Avant. Electic; F. Moss. Childers- burg; J. F. Taylor, Newton; Lee Black welder. Birmingham; Mrs. Bessie Spen- cer Beatrice; H. Watson Miss Jesse Barnes. Opelika; s. A. Taylor. Pelham: Harry L. Strickland Birmingham: J. c. Brown, Birmingham; Prof l. E. Hey | holds and Mrs D. F.. Reynolds, Atlanta Miss Lilly Penn, Brighton; Miss Nora Coins, Brighton; Mrs. ]. C. Snellgrove. Mrs. Lorraine Snelgrove and Miss Nina Snellgrove, Eenterprise; w. P. Thompson. Mountain Creek; Mrs. Kathrine She'll | grove, Enterprise; the Rev. W. Nj. Olive. Luverne; Miss Hattie Banks and Miss l Addie Freemon. Brighton; Miss Alma Till man. Montgomery; J. D. Ray. Birming- ham, J. H. Benson, Birmingham. Last evening the programme. as follows, was rendered to an appreciatve audi ence. and after it was all over people sought sleep and rest, and the pleace was enjoyable for its quietness The pro- gramme was: Song service, conducted by I. A. Reynolds, of the home mission board evangelstic force. Address, How We Learn" the Rev. Harvey Beauchamp. | field secretary Baptist Sunday school board, Dallas. Tex. Address. Equip ment." the Rev. c. Ross Baker, D. D.. Opeika
 Encampment July 31 l Every effort is being meade to complete l the Sunday school programme as given, l so that by the morning of July 31, nothing | of a routine nature pertaining to the con 1 ventions work will be in the way when 1 the regular encampment is to convene its work to continue for 10 days. | The new pavilion is a good looking l structure; at about 1 o'clock in the after noon the last nail was driven that con- pleted the construction of seats, and when the time arrived for the Rev. Mr. Beau 1 champ and Prof. l, A. Reynolds to com mence the exercises.
 Prof. l. A. Reynolds, Mrs. Reynolds and chorus of excellent singers sons some selected music
 Dr. Beauchamp delivered a splendid lee ture on How We Learn
 I The programme for today. as follows \ went through without a single change be ing made:
 l 6:45 a. m.-Prayer and praise service tn, Rev. F. C. Barkley. Birmingham. S:30 q. m.-rSong service. l. A. Reynolds leader. Devotional services, the Rev. Al fred Dickinson, Jr., Eufaula.
 Conferences: Cradle roll, Mrs. N A | Barrett; Teen Age, A. G. Sullivan; super | intendents. R. A. Darden.
 Conferences: Beginners, Graded Les
 sons" Miss Lillian s. Fobes: Junior, ''Mu
 sic and Handwork," Miss Margaret Key
 holds; Home department, Mrs. Jess, | Wright
 Song service, l. A. Reynolds. leader.
 Address. 'The Adolescent Pupil" tn, | Rev. Harvey Beauchamp.
 Conferences: Primary, "Teachinl
 Missions in the Primary Department
 Miss Hannah Reynolds; Senior and adult the Rev. Harvey Beauchamp. Pastors.
 Address The Need for Personal Worl
 Found in the Fact of Sin the Rev. L
 O. Dawson. D. D.. Tuscaloosa
 12:45 D. m.-Dinner and rest.
 4:30 p. m.-"The State Programme" b,
 H. l.. Strickland.
 5:l5 D. m.-Address. The Mastery of tn
 Central Truth-A Devotional Hour" tn
 Rev. Jesse A Cook Decatur.
 7ii5 D. m.-Song service. l. A Reynolds
 leader
 Devotional service. the Rev. W. D. Ogl Devotional service, the Rev w D
 Oglctree Greensboro.
 Sl5 D. m.--Address, 'Chucch Building J. E. Green. Birmingham.
 S:3e D. m.--Address The Workers En
 couragement-Found in the Greater Fac
 of Gods Grace" the Rev l.. o. Daw
 son. D. D.
 It Is remarkable with what prompitud
 and regularity matters occur here, evel
 to the detail of meal hours Thursdays Programme IT..