The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-11-01
Interest Apnears to Be In
creasing With Each
Session Held.
ABLE ADDRESSES
FEATURE DAY
John l.. Alexander is Heard
IN First of Four Splen-
did Speeches.

| The second day of che State Sun
day School Convention was most en-
Joyable. The interest increases with
| each session.
| The morning theme was: "Fo,
| Kingdom Service
Rev. j. G. Hanimitt of Cottage
HUI conducted the devotional exer-
clses, after which Rev. f. l.. Craw
ford of DeFuniak Springs, delivere6
an address using as his subject, IT
Sunday School as an Investment.
"A quartette composed of Misr
liam Clark, Mrs. Briefly, MrTnst
Christie and Mrs. Caro- :. nnors
rendered Just as God Lsding NO.
effectively, their voices aav
moniously 10 Sunoa.
Forces that Male ss;aaeussea ee
School Co. was aba of Kissina"W Mrs.
Rev. w. B. Witherspoo b o. Q, and Mar. Mar
after which Mrs. Bril- s,,;fully
Caro- Brawner sang be- -
iii ffffffotfsi III i4t lt7ecttfrsss ,%erna',S
Life using the Physical Linsr. =
Alexander is an excellent rd
and holds this hearers spell boJ
''To Be Workmen Approved, Wa
the theme for afternoon discussion.
The session was opened by Rev.
Rev. w. E. Witherspoon ok Kissini-
NEE spoke most interestingly con-
cerning, "The Child We Teach
"The Teachers We Should &c. was
the subject ably handled b. JIdge r
NJ Magaha, of Milton.
Mr.. Albert Caro- rendered 0aauti-
full violin solo which was well received.
Rev. J. Fl. Williams of Craceville
discussed, A Trained Workman in
a most entertaining manner. Being
filed with enthusiasm himself, he en-
listed the sympathy of his hearers at
once.
Mr.. John L. Alexander delivered
the second of the series of THE -Four
Fold Life using the social adapta-
ton. Interest increased with each
lecture.
The quartette composed of Misses
Alice Freeman, Margaret Wi'helmi,
Lillian Clark and Erna Graham sang
very beautifully. Blessed Are the
Pure in Heart and Miss Wilhelmi
also ssng Just For Today very
sympathetically
The musical program was featured
last night with duet by Mrs. Benn
and Mr.. Garfield.
Today's musical program is as fol-
lows:
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER I.
Thursday Morning.
Solo-Selected-Mrs III. HI. Perkins
Duet-"Oh, Lord Remember Me-
BY Mrs. Caro- Brawner, Mrs. Ger
trude Brierley and Mrs. Elsie Christie
Solo-"Behold Stand at the Door, =
by Mr.. c. S. Brierley.
Thursday Afternoon.
Duet-'Love Divine, Alyl Love Ex-
celling,' by A. Geibel-Mrs. Gertrude
Brierley and Mr.. c. S. Brierley.
Chorus of children from all local
churches in sacred and patriotic num-
bers
Solo-"Rose, Rose, Rose by Dorm
Edith Brierley.
Thursday Night.
Chorus-"God of Israeli - First
Methodist Church Choir.
Male Quartette-fDrifting Down.
L. H. Waters, A. Caro-, j. c. Clark
and c. S. Brierley.
Solo-Selected-M Flora For
cheimer.
Violin Solo - Selected - Sergeant
| Price.
Duet-Tn the Cross of Christ We
! Glory''-Mrs. Gertrude Brierley and
Mr.. c. S. Brierley.
Saxaphone Quartette.
Solo-'The Holy City'-Mrs. Sales
| Chorus-fOh Lead Thou Me On.
ward,' La Capella-First Methodis1
| Church Choir.
Discussions today, and the genera
| conventions set program will be ~
| follows:
| Thursday Morning.
! Theme: Worth While Adminis
ton.
| 800. Mediations, Rev. P. NJ. Cx1
rie, Munson.
| 9:20, "The Superintendent a
Work. Rev w. B. Witherspod
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