The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-07
CHRISTIAN
 CONVENTION IS TO
 BE HELD IN JASPER
City Making Extensive Preparations for Event To Be Held This Week. Prominent Visitors Are
 Expected

Jasper, November 6.-(Special.) )-The thirtieth annual convention of the Alabama Christian Missionary conven- vene at Jasper November 10, II and 12 Some very noted speakers will make addresses at this convention. Among those of note who will be here will be Dr. J. H. Mohorter of St. Louis, Dr. Muckler of Kansas City, Dr. Grant K. Lewis of Cincinnati and many lead CTS of the Christian church in Ala bama.
 A large delegation is expected to come and Jasper has made extensive preparations for caring for the dele gates.
 The following programme is sched uled for the occasion:
 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER g. 7:30 D. m.-Open conference led by the preachers.
 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10.
 a. m.-Bfble school programme to be arranged by R. M. Hopkins, Frank James and others. 1:30 p. m.-Programme Christian Woman's board of Missions. Devotional by president of Jasper auxiliary. 1:45 D. m.-President's message, Mrs. o. P. Speigel. 1:55 p. m.-Report corresponding sec retary, Mrs P. Patillo. 2:20 D. m.-Report home department Mrs. c. T. StarbuclS. 2:25 p. m.--Report treasurer, Mrs. l George Schweirlxt. Music. | n m riot SaCrafar- l ies, Mrs. John Snider, Mrs. R. P. Reeves, Miss Gussie Bagley. 1 2:50 p. m.-Report nominating com | mittee. p. m.-Tidings and mission study (to be supplied). 31O D. m-Young peoples depart | ment. Mrs. S. P. Speigel. Music. l 3:30 D. m.-Address. [: sop. m.-Devotional. 7:45 p. m.-Adrdess, J. H. Mohorter, St. Louis. l s:3O p. m.--Address, Church Exten- sion,' G. w. Muckler, Kansas City. l e:45 p. m.-Business and adjournment. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Il. 1 q a., m-Devotional and welcome, J. J. Jolly. | e:15 a. m-President's address, D. P. Taylor. | 9:35 a. disappointment of committee. | $40 a. m.-Report corresponding secre- | tary, S. P. Speigel.
 $50 a. m.-Report treasurer, II. B. Rives.
 10 a. m.-''Business Methods in the Rural Church." Milligan Earnest | 10;15 a. m.-"The Spirit Filled Rural Church, c. B. Holder.
 1O:3O a. m.-'"The Spiritual Status of the City Church." J. R. McWane.
 10:45 a. m.-'The Layman's View of the Preacher" J. W. McCarty. tSyT7r Preaching" S. P. Speigel
 11:2o a. m.-'Our College" Dean D. A. Leak, Mississippi l F noon-Adjournment. 1:3O p. m.-Devotional, J. T. Smith. l 1:45 p. m.-'Social Service" Belt White.
 2:05 p. m.-"Personal Work in the Rural
 Church" D. M. Joiner. 1 2:2o p. m.-Our' State Paper" O. P. Speigel.
 2:35 p. m.-Every member canvass, Dean L. Bond.
 2:5o p. m.-"East Alabama District and It's Work" J. A. Branch. 3:-O p. m.-"The Ideal Message" D. R.
 Piper.
 3:So p. m.-"Temperance," pr. E. c. l Anderson.
 3:SO D. m.-Address, G. A. Reynolds 1 AIS D. m.-Business, adjournment. 7:3o p. .m.-"Devotions," Harold B. Dick ems.
 l 7:45 p. m.-"Alabama and America, ? Grant K. Lewis, Cincinnati.
 $40 p. m.-"The Church and Alabama Missions" Thomas Lennox. Music. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 12. 800 a. m.-"Bble Study" H. P. Atkins | 9:15 a. m.-"Our Work in Baldwin Coun- I ty," J. R. Kemp. 9:3O a. m.-''Evangelizing North Ala. bama," J. R. Hill. 9:45 a. m.-.'The Need of the Field" R E. Taylor.
 10:00 a. m.--Reports of committees. II 10:20 a. m.-Address. Walter s. Willis. T 10:45 a. m.-"Gleanirgs from the Con-
 vention." Open meeting. II 11:00 a. m.-'"The Preacher, His Ideals
 end Visions of His Work" H. P. Atkins Final adjournment.