The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-13
NEGRO MEETING ID
 CLOSE TOMORROW.
Engagements of Visiting Negro Baptist Preachers
 for Today Announced

"o NeN- Henry Allen Boyd Of Nash Viile' secretary of the National Baptis l sunday school congress and a leadel l anon gthe young people, delivered ar aooress at the opening of the congres. yesterday morning in which he advised the young negroes to have faith in them selves and be true to their race. T desire to express my thanks to the citizens of Birmingham, to the press, ano to all for the courtesles extended us dur. | Ing this session of the congress-" said pr. Boyd We shall ever remember you By your individual efforts you must rise and as you go up with a life fashioned after the Christ, you are sure to take someone up with you'' Dr. c, H. Clark of Nashville presided yesterday morning and in his opening re- marks said that there was no meeting yet held that had reached as many ne- sroes and started them to thinking in the right direction as the Birmingham meeting, and that the promoters of the congress would ever feel grateful to the people of Birmingham. Katie Boyd demonstrated story telling 10 children. She was given an ovation. The Rev. H. M. Williams of Galveston, Tex, made an address on Missions" The congress opened with Bible les son conducted by the Rev John D. Ford or Florida, and the Rev. ". H. Hicks of Alabama The Rev. J. H. Eason made an address telling what had been accom- pilshed through the meeting here All the colored churches will be SUD- piled with preachers and Sunday school workers today as follows: sixteenth Street Baptist Church-Sunday school. Leroy Russell, W. H. Crawford. Mrs. ID. T. Shelton, Lizzie B. Fouse, L. Johnson; Il a. m, E. R. Carter, D. D.; 1; 1:30, c. H. Clark, D. D. Sixth Avenue Baptist Church-Sunday school, J. A. Porter H. B. Davis, Mrs. L. A. M. Morgan. R. M Reddick, Mabel Webb; Il a. m.. w. S. Ellington s D. m.. H. M. Williams Friendship Baptist Church-sunday school w. M. Hopkins, F. D. Gordon. Julius c. Kelly, Isora Fleming; Il a. m., J. E. Ford, D. D.; D. m, w. M. Hicks
 Trinity Baptist Church-Sunday school, l. l.. Belt, G. l.. Lewis, W. l.. Porter; II a. m., H. M. Williams.
 Sardis Baptist Church-Sunday school, A. R. Roland, W. l.. Westfield Corine Hunt; Il a. m., c. L. Fisher, D. D.
 Shiloh Baptist Church-Sunday school. J. M. Easterling, Norman Betts; Il a. m., M. E. Robinson
 'oehsoH otreet BaptlSt Church, Wood lawn-Sunday school, E. l.. Cunningham. c. w. Johnson. J. P. Eugene: II a. m G. B. Hancock
 union Baptist Church, Rosedale-Sunday school, O. E. Guthrie, S. H. Hill Mrs. l.. M. T. Jordan Il a. m., w. L. Galloway.
 St. James Baptist Church-l1 a. m., A. r. Eaton; Sunday school, J. w. Floyd, A. D. Matthews. Matte L. Brooks.
 St. Marks Baptist Church. Avondale- II l. w E,11ippfnr. R. T. Davis, H. T. Durham, E. D. Ro- land
 Harmony Street Baptist Church, Avon dale-11 a. m., E. D. Mitchell: Sunday school Jerre Moore, T. M. Manning, D. l.. Lancaster.
 Twenty-third Street Baptist Churchill a. m., M. W. R. Toliver; Sunday school. R D. Reid, G. B. Coates Mrs R. B. Hubbard
 Green Liberty T1tusville-s D. m.. A. r. Eaton Sunday school, J. II. Creel J. D. Collins, Charles Lucas, Mary Byrd
 Macedonia-Sunday school, A. "A. Da- Vls. E. Jenningham Ella Williams.
 New Hope Baptist Church-Sundav seheel, Mrs N g Pi.aollssfiisiii ii. ff. i11nr- ham. Joseph Baugh; p. m., J. B. Han cock.
 Broad Street Baptist Church, Elyton Sunday school, c. H. Merriweather 5, T. Gavin, L. M. Crockett; D. m.. w R. Tolliver.
 First Baptist Church. Kingston--11 a. m. J. A. Sharp; Sunday school. D. I Townes. M. S. Randall, J. R. Hinson.
 Mt Calvary Baptist Church, Iron dale-Sunday school, Robert Poston. M Fisher, P. A. Taylor
 Forty fifth Street Baptist Church. East Birmingham-Sunday school James McCants, ". M. Lane. w. L. Pulliam.
 New Hope Baptist Church, East Thomas-Sunday school. G. w Manly A. D. Hull, E. L. Smith
 First Baptist Church East Lake sunday school, F.. D. Buford S. F. James. Hattie Minnis
 Twenty Avenue Baptist Church. North Birmingham-11 a. m., E. w. Hawthorne, D. D., Sunday school s. B. Murray, A. K. McNath. R. L. King.
 Macedonia, Ensley-Sunday school, H. W. Russell. F. T. Brown, A E. Ed wards.
 Tabernacle Baptist-Sunday school. Lee I. Suggs, John A. Steadman, F. Tinker
 First Baptist Church. Collinsville- Il a. m., J. c. Fields; Sunday school. B H. Barnes. w. R. Salter, Mrs. T. T. Pollard
 Mt. Zion Baptist Church, East Lake Sunday school. c. W. Hill, William Aus tin.
 First Congregational Churchill a. h., John H. Frank. D. D.. Sunday school, s. H. Johnson, T. T. Pollard, Mrs. A. M. Eugene.
 Miller Memorial Presbyterian--11 a. m, E. D. Hubbard; Sunday school F. w. D. Etheridge, D. l.. Watson, Lewis Johnson.
 St Paul NJ F. Churchill a. m, S. s. Jones, D. D.: Sunday school, A. P Mccall Mary D. Daniels, Hattie Sher- rod
 St Luke M. E. church-sunday school, Clarence Neighbors. G. P. Ba- ker.
 St Marks c. M. E. Church, Huntsville I'll a. m., J. M. Lewis.
 First Baptist Church, Bessemer-i1 a. m., J. B. Beckham. D. D., Sunday school, J. B. Ridley. Mrs Kelly.
 South Elyton Baptist Church-Sun- day school. j. F. Collins.
 Bethel Baptist Churchill a. m. J. Slaughter
 Mt. Moriah Baptist Church, Pratt City-11 a. m.. w. H. Hesse.
 First Baptist Church, Pratt City-l1 a. m., William Hicks, Sunday school, Amanda Coleman.
 Allen Temple A. M E. Church, Bes- semer-s D. m Charles Stewart. D. D.
 Yesterday afternoon the delegates attended mass meeting at the Bap- tist college
 The feature today will be Sunday school parade this afternoon at ?
 Three thousand Sunday school work will be followed by a Sunday school mass meeting at which Dr. Robert Mitchell of Kentucky will deliver an address. The congress will close to- morrow morning.