The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-11
ANNUAL BAPTIST ENCAMPMENT WILL
 START ON JUNE 29
Splendid Programme Is Ar ranged To Be Carried Out at Pelham Heights As
 sembly Grounds

Pelham Heights. Junet Special ) 1 bell on Pelham Heights will ring out its joyful invitation. This will open the season at the Baptist assembly grounds the first meeting this year
 being the 10 days "encampment." with | it's wonderful opportunities for study, for rest, for recreation, for listening to
 great inspirational addresses for even-
 ings of unusually delightful entertain
 ments and for social times of the high est order.
 Dr. George w. Mcdaniel, pastor of the First church of Richmond, Va. a man intensely interested in all moral reforms, a great speaker and preacher. will deliver the series of Denomina- tional Life addresses. He will also day, July 1.
 l pr. A. Paul Babgy of Louisville, Ky. l the preacher of the baccalaurete ser
 mon at Judson college this year, who can play golf as well as he can preach and who is gifted as a reader as well as sermonizer, will have charge of 1 the daily quiet hour at sunset. l The Country Life series will be led i by Dr. Victor l. Masters of Atlanta, lecturer, writer. student, who knows the subjects about which he talks Then will be an entertainmen fea- ture nightly, one being music night when the Holy City will be rendered under the leadership of Tom Garner l of the University Glee club. This will be participated in by some of the lead | ing singers from all over Alabama. Miss Jeanette Chapman will be accompanist. ldelighting all as she has done on for mer occasions.
 There will be much friendly rivalry on stunt Night" as groups from sew era1 cities will enter the contest as to which can present the best stunt pro- gramme. Tuscaloosa thinks she is go- ing to win This will be on Friday night, July G.
 l abmas gifted and delightful daugh- | ter, Mrs Maude Reynolds Mcclure. will speak daily. She comes representing the 1 southern w. M. U. and the W. M. U.
 Training school at Louisville, Ky. 1 Many Alabama men and women will also have place on the programme | The encampment lasting through Sunday, July s, will be followed inn
 mediately by a week of training for Sunday school workers. l.. P. Leavell is | to be dean of the school. Lectures. con- 1 ferences, laboratory work will feature l this weeks programme with time for recreation each afternoon and evening. | Dr. John w. Phillips of Mobile, a great scholar and a delightful teacher will | have charge of the Bible work. Miss IRiehle of the Schuster School of EX- }pression, Cincinnati, O.. who Is the mis- cto toJ1 for. Nipf h Street church in her city, will teach the art of story telling. Modest, unassum ling, charming with a wonderful voice and manner and fine repertoire she won all hearts last year even as the southland and our southern people
 charmed and delighted her
 l Miss John Caffey Spear of Montgom, cry, who is so talented as a day school ! teacher of little children, will teach Sunday school teachers how to make l their work more attractive, through the expression of same in hand work. | Miss Lillian S. Forbes elementary Sunday school worker of the Baptist state board of missions, will have charge of the conference periods on rural Sunday school problems, She | has given much study, thought and time to this subject and Is well fitted !! to help the ones for whom the con- ference is intended.
 1 After these will come B. Y. P. b. week | and the Baptist State Sunday School | convention.