Evening journal., 1915-04-29
sunday School
Convention Opens
Continued from First Pase

Continued from First rage.
Townsend, and Miss Clara Mendin-
hall.
Under the direction of the Honora-
bic w o. Hofecker. of Smyrna. a
brief song service was held following
which the Rev. G. T. Anderson led in
prayer Speakers for the morning
included DR.. Swadener Of Ohio. and
member of the National Anti-Sa-
loon League; l. Elmer Perry presi-
dent OF the association, and the Rev
.foseph Y. Irwin, S. 7. ID.
brief address OF welcome was cN-
tended to the delegates by ]. Elmer
Perry. president Mr.. Perry expressed
preat pleasure in welcoming such large
delegation and then spoke of the work
of fhc ASSOCIATION, remarking ON its eNl-
dent progress, and added that he hoped
the future would be- even more progres-
siNc
"rhc Three Requisites for a Forward
Movement" was the subject of an adj
dress by the Rev. Joseph y. Irwin
DR.. Irwin said the purpose of the
church Is TO enthrone Christ in the
hearts OF men.
Al the conclusion of Dr. lrwin's ad-
dress the Rev. c. W Prettyman, of
SMYRNA. pronounced the benediction
following which the delegates ad-
iourned TO the basement of the
church where a delicious luncheon
was served.
The delegates are: Miss Bessie Mar
tin. Miss Jane Baxter Olaf Okerlund,
Mrs. Clarence Brockson. Mrs. Clar-
ence S. Robb. j. II. Burns, Mrs. Harry
e Link, Mrs. S. Howard Mccoy, Mrs.
Martha Maull. Mrs. Thomas Moore,
Mrs. Salle Stout. Mrs. Estella Morine,
Lewis Wright, Mrs. Esther Mcdowell,
John Button. Mrs. j. Cecil Criswell,
Miss Lydia Ward. c. r. Schofield, Mrs.
Helen Rose. Mrs. Maggie Hinkson,
Miss Edith Rash. Henry c. Townsend,
Miss Nellie M Vansant. Mrs. Lillian
Reeve. Mrs. Roberta Myers, Miss Lao
10 Powell, Mrs. Ada Virden Mrs. A. b.
Harrison. Raymond w. Cook. Mrs. $.
Louisa Carver, Miss Edna C. Barker,
Leon j. Tarburton, Miss Edna May
Swan. George A. Coverdale,
Miss Elsie Mclntire, Miss Helen Dea-
kyne. Mrs. W. W. Wilkinson, Miss Jen-
ME Montgomery. Miss Mildred Redgravc,
Miss Fanny Marvel. Evelyn Maryey,
niss Mary Bryan. Mrs. Lucy Burke,
Howard Calhoun. J. r. Dcakyne. Ernest
q. Williams. J. William Freeny, Miss
Mollie Locates. Miss Hilda Jollis. Mrs
lydia Jones. Mrs AlfreJ-poore. Miss
Sallie ID. Hill Miss Alice Jones. L. NJ
Price. Miss Annie Mcknett, Miss Eliza
beth Meredith Miss Cora A. Casey, Mrs.
Sarah l.. Wardlc, Miss Maggie A. Will
son. Lewis Anderson. Mrs. Robert Mc''cc
Mrs katura Alaguigan Mrs. g. J.. Robin
SON. Mrs. c. Simpler. Mrs. L. Wingatc,
Mrs j. a Buckson. Mrs T.. y. Nazher,
Miss Laura r. King. Mrs Sallie r
Wiley. Miss Elma Gregg. Miss Daisy
T. Wright, Mrs Margaret Stevens
Cherries A. Downs, Charles Fisher.
B r. B. WoOdali Mrs. y. G. Cook.
Miss Blanche Rogers, Mrs. Roy Field
Mrs W X Nergor. Miss Jennie Nc
lntosh. Miss Grace j. Mcintosh
Gamalie Garrison. Mrs ]. Elmer
Cats. Miss Eliza Truitt Mrs. J. +.
Richardson Mrs. George c. Williams,
D. y. Jones. Miss Elya May Evan,
Mrs H. lnos. Miss May G. EnOs.
Mrs Josephine Baker. Miss Helen
Wyatt c. H. Cantwell Miss Anne
Loni Deputy. Thomas p. Scott the
Rcy Charles o. CARL. George p
rurman. Miss Alice Lang. Mrs
Lena NJ. Derrickson. VIM. J. McCollev
Thomas j Warren. w. r. Rothwell.
The Rev J. NJ. L. Eckard. the Rev.
J. P. Kelley John NJ. McGee. the Rev.
J Thomas Price. Miss Fannie James,
Mrs RoNie NJ Johnson. the Rev
George r. Ellis. Mrs. W. G. Jenness,
the Rev. ]. y. Irwin. Clarence VIII
kns. Miss Alva Prettyman, Mrs SAL
lie Gary. Mrs. John Spicer j. l.. Dob
son. Miss Elizabeth r. Joseph. Miss
Mary B. Prettyman. Miss Amanda
Prettyman. Miss Sallie West, Mrs.
Otis d. Joseph. Miss Margaret Marsh.
and Elmer h. Benson