The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-05
Hyer, LID. Southern Methodist uni

Hyer, LID, Southern Methodist uni versity.
 | Discussion, led by J. E. Harrison D.D, San Antonio college. l 2. Considerations Unfavorable to the Success of Conducting a Real Univer- sity by Our Denomination Cor Any Other) of the Christian Church," H. P Hamill, D.D., Baltimore conference. ! Discussion, led by Rev. J. A. Dun- can, DID,, North Alabama confer ence.
 3: Methods of Securing Funds for Equipment and Endowment of Our Two Universities" J. s. Frazer, DID,, com missioner of Emory university; Casper S. Wright, D. D., vice president of Southern Methodist university. Discussion, led by Rev. c. F. Mitchell, West Oklahoma conference. f. "The Relation of the Universities to the Colleges of the Denomination |" James Kilgore, DID,, Southern Method ist university. Discussion, led by F. A. Dannelly, DID,, Alabama conference. B. "The Extent to Which Work in Professional Schools May Properly Be Counted As Part of the Work Done for Bachelors Degree" H. N. Snyder. LID, Wofford college. Discussion, led by J. D. Young, DID,, Texas Woman's college.
 
 (a) In our own institutions.
 l. "The Need and Practicablity of Main taining Credit Courses in the Bible and Other Distinctly Religious Subject Mat ter.'' Andrew Sledd, Ph. D., Candler School of Theology, w. P. Few, Ph. D., Trinity college.
 Discussion led by z. M. Williams, D. D., Central College for Women.
 2. What Courses of Instruction Should Be Offered in Department of the Eng fish Education in CD Junior College, (2) the College of Liberal Arts?'' c. R. Jen- kins, D. D., Wesleyan college.
 Discussion by Miss Daisy Davies, La Grange college.
 (b) In state institutions.
 1. ''The Relation of the Church to the Agencies of Public Education Q) Secur- ing Students from Public Schools; @ Sup plying Teachers for Public Schools: (S) Adaptation of Courses to Needs of Pub lie Education" c. A. Rush, D. D., South ern university.
 Discussion led by R. E. Bobbltt, B. S., Mansfield college.
 ?. By What Method May the Church Supply Means of Religious Education To Her Youth Attending State Colleges Uni versailles and High Schools?'' q) Surveys of the Present Situation, W. E. Hogan, A. B. assistant secretary of education.
 
 Students in Colleges and Universities, , the Rev. J. T. Pritchett, Missouri confer ence.
 (3 "The General Subjects Relative to Students in High Schools" the Rev. G. S. Wyatt, Northwest Texas conference; the 1 Rev. Cleanth Brooks, Memphis confer ence.
 Discussion led by the Rev. E. c. Mor- gan. New Mexico conference WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5. 8 A. M. Address. The Peril to the World of Sec ularizing Education in thS United States, l Bishop Warren A. Candler ILL. D. liam A. Webb of Randolph-Ma- con Woman's college, Lynchburg, Va. yesterday afternoon, made strong plea 1 in behalf of the higher education of wom- en. He insisted that colleges for women undertaking to do the same grade oi work should have equal advantages in the way of laboratory and library facili- ties, scholarly faculties, and permanent l endowment funds as the colleges for men l He also insisted that the colleges for 1 women should not lower their courses o1 | instruction by introducing an undue amount of technical and professiona l training in place of the humanistic and | cultural studies. He said in part: THE ULTIMATE END
 Shall the courses of study offered ir l the colleges for women materially differ 1, from those offered in the colleges fol