The log cabin Democrat., 1916-06-03
MINISTER SCHOOL
 PROSPECTS BRIGHT
AT HENDRIX JUNE l4-22
Indications Point to Large Attend ance, Dr. Reynolds Says-Fea-
 lures of Program.

The Hendrix Summer School for Ministers will be in session from Wednesday, June 14, to June 22. In letters to Dr.. Reynolds, ministers of different districts say attendance at the summer school will be good, and all indications are for most success full session.
 Features of the Program.
 l. For Undergraduates.-Provis- ion is made for each of the four classes of undergraduates to recite daily in each of three different sub- jects. Examinations on these sub jects will be held at the close of the Summer School. Undergraduates who desire to pass off the other books of the course can do so either through the Correspondence School or by ar ranging with their respective confer ence committees for special examina- tions. Under graduates should read the books of their respective classes before June.
 2. For Graduates.-At g o'clock each of the first four mornings lec- ture will be given to the graduates on Schaff's John Huss and Speer's Chris tianity and Nations, books recom- mended for graduates by the Bishops. Graduates should read these books be- fore the school begins.
 3. Work Common to All Who At tend.-All devotional Bible readings, round table discussions and public addresses will be attended by all grau- uates and undergraduates alike. The more important subjects of these dis cussions and addresses are evange- lism, the rural church, the Sunday school, education and the message of Christ to our age.
 All Presiding Elders of both Con- ferences are invited to attend the whole time of the school, but they are especially asked to attend Tues day and Wednesday, June 20 and 2l. The program for these two days is rich in subjects of special interest to elders. In addition to attending the regular addresses, the elders will hold a conference each day, at which they will consider questions of special in terest to themselves.
 Speakers.
 Bishop Francis J. Mcconnell, one of the ablest Christian thinkers on the American platform, will bring six great messages on Christ in the Thought of Today.
 Dr. E. B. Chappell, our foremost Sunday school leader, will give us the best thought in the field of the Sun day school. 3
 Rev. Luther E. Todd, one of our ablest leaders in personal evangelism, will bring us some helpful messages on this all-important theme.
 Dr. Ivan Lee Holt will speak on the Prophets of the Old Testament Dr. Holt is brilliant scholar and is in great demand at summer confer ences.
 Dr. Stonewall Anderson, our bril- liant educational secretary, will de. liver several addresses to the grad. uates on Missions and on John Huss
 Dr. John M. Moore will deliver some helpful addresses on the rural church problem, and will conduct some round table conferences on the subject.
 Rev. John A. Siceloff, who has done . high order of work on a circuit at farrell, Texas, will give the school the benefit of his experience and study of the rural church question. Dr. Henry F. Cope, secretary of the Religious Education Association, is one of Americas clearest thinkers in the field of religious education and his addresses alone will fully repay one for attendance on the summer school.
 General Information. Reduced Railroad Rates.-The rail roads have kindly offered a fare oi one and one-third for the round trip tickets on sale June 13 and IA, anc good for return up to June 23.
 The necessary expenses are a 5; fee authorized by the Annual Confer ences as a means of assisting in de fraying the expenses of the summer school and $1 day to cover board at the Dormitory or at private house. Those desiring board at thu Dormitory should write w. B. Hub bell in advance, asking him to reserve a room. The Dormitory will furnisl everything.
 The commencement address a 10:30, June IA, by Dr. E. B. Chapel