The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-31
|PRESBYTER|ANBODY MEETSAT DECATUR
Synod of Alabama of So- Called Northern Church
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several Birmingham ministers are or
 the programme for the meeting of the synod of Alabama of the Presbyterian
 church of the United States of America which convenes at New Decatur Noyem- per y to IL at Westminster church. The heV. 5. c. McCluney. moderator, is pas
 tor or the Eighty-third Street Presby- terlan church in East Lake and will de- liver the opening sermon at the synodical
 meeting Other Birmingham pastors on the programme are the Rev. l.. E. Bru-
 baker, pr. J. M. Broadly, and several
 Ine fuil programme as distributed by
 Stated Clerk w. B. Witherspoon of Mis- since, Fla, is as follows: TUESDAY EVENING" ';So-opening sermon by the modera tor. the Rev. s. c. McCluney of Presbyterv of dadsden. Organization. Adoption of pro- sramme. Adjournment. | WEDNESDAY MORNING. s;D-Devotional service, led by Rev. l George s. J. Browne of Cincinnati. | 9-Calling roll, reading minutes and pre- senting communications
 sio-Young Peoples work, Rev L. E. Brubaker, chairman
 s:4o-Ministerial relief and sustentation. Rev. R. P. Taylor, chairman l0:l5-Ovoca Bible conference. Rev. l., A Reagor, chairman. l l04-Freedmen, Rev w B. Wither- spoon, D. D., chairman. u-Communion. Sermon by Rev B. c. Mitchell, D. D. Administration by Rev. l.. F. Goodwin. | 12-Recess for lunch I WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. 1:30-American Bible society, Rev. I. R Stovall, acting chairman z-Puplication and Sabbath school work. Rev. l.. D. Brubaker chairman S:Se-Foreign missions, Rev. J. M. Broadly, D. D., chairman. WEDNESDAY EVENING -Popu'ar meeting, Rev J. M. Broadly D. D. and MT. P. E. Green. presiding Address by Prof George c. Fracker Ph D., of Kansas City Address by MT. Fred Hope of Africa.
 THURSDAY MORNING.
 S:30-Devotional service, led by Rev. ]. M. Alexander
 9--Calling roll and reading minutes.
 15-Miscellaneous business.
 9:3O-Education, including college board. Rev. B. c. Mitchell, D. D., chairman.
 1o-Presbyterian united movement Rev s. P Pryor, chairman.
 1O:SO--Evangelism, Rev. l.. F. Goodwin. chairman.
 1l-"chrstian Life and Work" Rev. W. B. Witherspoon. chairman
 H-Recess for lunch.
 THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
 l;3O-Temperance. Rev. L. A. Reagor. 1 chairman
 155-Church erection. Rev. w L. Darby | D. D., chairman
 2:45-" Sabbath Observance" Rev. q. | McCluney, chairman
 3:1O-Brotherhood, H. L. Turner. chair | man.
 S:S5-"Comity in Home Missions" Rev. F. l.. Wear, D. D.. chairman.
 3:50-"Home Missions," Dr. Wear. chair man.
 THURSDAY EVENING"
 6-Unfinished business and reports of | committees.
 7-Resoiutions.
 7:10-Popular meeting, Rev. F. L. Wear, D. D.. and Rev. w. l.. Darby. D. D., pre- siding,
 Greetings from the woman's synodical. | Address by, Rev. B. P. Fullerton, D. D.. | western secretary.
 All persons who expect to attend this 1 meeting are requested to send their names to Mir. Harry Wyatt, chairman of the committee, No. 325 Jackson street. New Decatur, that suitable arrangements may be made for the comfort of guests and H of hosts. s-@ All persons should get off the train at Decatur, not New Decatur. Both rail Fl roads use a union depot at Decatur. and the committee will undertake to meet trains here only. Distribution can be made here to all parts of both towns by electric cars.