The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-04
TRAINING SCHOOL ATTENDANCE PRIZES
 AT NIGHT SESSION
Matriculation Ends With Enrolment of Almost 2000. Dr. Hull Addresses Gen.
 eral Conference

The awards in the matriculation de-
 partment of the Birmingham Bible
 Training school, which is in session at
 the First Baptist church, were made
 last night.
 There were a number of contests, but
 the one attracting the most attention
 was that in which the Methodists of
 the district were pitted against the
 Baptists and the other denominations
 The Methodists were winners by sub
 stantia1 majorities. The figures are;
 Methodists: Division one, s9s; division two, 247 total. 5So. Baptists 429 Other denominations: Presbyterians zoe; Presbyterian. U. s. A.. 112; Chris tian. 36; Episcopalian, 10; Congrega- tional, 6; English Lutheran, 3; Church of God, 8; Union (RoebuclS), IA; no de- nomination, 2. Total reported at o'clock, November 3, 1401; reported, but not included in contest. 113. Some ot the chief matriculators have not yet reported.
 The Sunday schools of the districi were divided into three groups and the schools matriculating the largest and next largest In each group are as fol lows: With an enrolment of 150 and under, Handley Memorial (downtown) Miss Edna Sandlin. IT; Plunket Me ! morial, F. A. McElroy. 15 matriculated enrolment 150 to 300, Hunter Street 1 Baptist church, Sam Billingsley, 3l First Christian, Mrs. Leon Smith, 27 enrolment 300 and over, Southsidt Baptist. W. c. Hill, 150 First Method. ist, Miss Marion Goar. 9s. Souvenirs were. given all these classes for theiI efforts
 A pennant was awarded the South side Baptist church for the largest number matriculating, that church hav- ing 150; for having the largest per centage of enrolment, the Fifth Ave nue Presbyterian was given pennant for & percentage of "A. There were a number of contests among the schools of the district. the results of which were as follows. Southside Baptist 150 vs. First Meth.
 odist 9S.
 North Highlands Methodist SS vs. Norwood Methodist B. First Presbyterian 66 vs South High lands Presbyterian 14. Plunket Memorial It vs. Fairfield Methodist 14.
 Avondale Methodist 27 vs Avondalc Baptist 26.
 First Baptist ss vs. Fifth Avenue Presbyterian 77
 Fifty-fourth Street Methodist 2t vs Vivian Methodist 16.
 Pratt City Baptist II vs. Pratt City Methodist z.
 West End Methodist 35 vs. West End Baptist Is.
 East Birmingham Methodist 10 vs East Birmingham Baptist z. u,xva " Methodist Twenty first Avenue Baptist 2. Sixty-sixth Street Baptist vs. Six ty-seventh Street Methodist none. Pilgrim Congregational 6 vs Ninth Street Methodist 1. Ensley Methodist 43 vs Ensley Bap- tist no report.
 NIatriculation is over, and the figures
 reached about 2000, which is the largest in the history of tine school. The programme for yesterday was carried out as was announced fin The Age Herald, with the addition of the splendid address made by pr. Marion Nell Hull of Atlanta. This was the first time that Dr. Hull had spoken to the Bible students, having arrived in Birmingham only yesterday at noon. Mrs. Lamoreaux spoke yesterday aft ernoon on The Great Problems In a Girls Life.' Every girl has dreams of just what she wants to be-" she said "This dream may only come in her highest moments. Teachers should help that girl to see and feel that the com ing of God into her life is just the thing that will make her dreams come true My heart is especially tender to-
 ward the working girls. A Birmingham
 girl once expressed to me just the way
 am sure lots-of the girls feel. It was
 this: When girl goes out into the
 business world her ideals are lowered
 and her life is he'll"
 Mrs. Lamoreaux's address last night
 on Making Dreams Come True" was
 based on the message that Secretary
 Daniel sent to Edison. asking him to
 help in the question of national de- fense. The message was this.
 We all recognize that you are the
 man above all others in the world who
 has the power to turn dreams into
 rea1ities."
 The session for today will open at 3:3O with the regular address by Dr.
 Dunbar IT. ogden. the subject being, "A Plea for Spiritual Freedom" Methods in the different departments will be next, and then the lessons. Sup per will be served in the basement. After supper there will be three con ferences: Elementary. Miss Williams boys work, Mr. Marcum adult. pr Hull.
 Mrs. I.amoreaux will speak on 'Ths Greatest Thing In the World" and Dr. Ogden will close the meeting with "The Social Citadel"
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