The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1917-03-23
BAPTISTS TO RIPLEY
Program for West Tennessee Sunday
School Convention.

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Lexington, Tenn, March 1S-The
West Tennessee Baptist Sunday School
Convention, and its auxiliary body,
the Woman's Missionary Union Of
West Tennessee, will meet with the
First Baptist church, Ripley, Tenn,
April 1919, when the following pro-
gram will be carried out:
Tuesday night.-7:30. Devotions,
President E. L. Bass, Memphis. S-Con
vention Sermon, Rev. o. w. Taylor,
Trenton; alternate, Rev. E, F. Adams,
Gibson.
Wednesdays. Devotions. "The
Divine Power of Jesus Manifested in
Miracles" lat Canal, John 2:1-11, Rev.
A. w. Hill, Newbem; 9;SO-Enroll-
ment of delegates; recognition of Wis
itors; address of welcome, Rev. J. w.
Storer, Ripley; response, Rev. l. N.
Penick, Martin; reports of associa-
tional superintendent; appointing of
committees. 10:30-"Promoting Sun
day School Interests in West Tennes-
see," v D. Filson, Chattanooga; 1I:15
-"Great Sunday Schools Prof. L..
P. Leavell, Louisville; 12-Announce-
ments and lunch. 2-Devotions, "The
Divine Power of Jesus Manifested in
Miracles" THE Nobleman's Son, John
4:46-54, Rev. w. A. Todd, Union City.
2:30-"The influence of Music in Sun
day School," D. R. Kitchener, Mem
phis. "a Sunday School Service Dem
onstrated," W. D. Hudgins, Estill
Springs. 3:30-Confererce: "The In
termediate Department" Prof. L. P.
Leavell, Louisville. 4:15-adjournmentI
7:30-Devotions, ''The Divine Power
of Jesus Manifested in Miracles, (Thei
Man at the Pool, John 5:1-15, Rev. I.
Riley Davis of Covington 8-"Thtl
Normal Course of the Sunday School
Board" Prof. L. P. Leavell, Louisville
Thursday. Devotional hour, "The|
Divine Power of Jesus Manifested III
Miracles" Multiplying Food), John
6:1-14, Rev. Roswell Davis, Memphis;
9:30-Rallying and Promoting-What
they Mean" w. D. Hudgins, Estill
Springs 10-"Primary Equipment and
Organization Demonstrated" Miss
Kate Klutts and Mrs. ]. w. Storer
Ripley. 10:45-"Juniors, the Age Of
Great Opportunity" Miss Martha
Bourne, Memphis; 11:15-"0ur Infal-
lible Guide to Faith and Practice" DR..
]. W. Porter, Louisville. 12-Adjourn-
ment and lunch. 2-Devotions, "The
Divine Power of Jesus Manifesterd in
Miracles" (The Man Born Blind, John
11:38-46, Rev. ]. E. Skinner, Jackson.
2:30-"Some Things That Help" Rev.
W. s. Wiley, Muskogee, Okla. 81
Open conference: "Teacher Problems"
j. t, Harder, Humboldt. 3:30--Reports
of committees; nominations, resolu-
lions, finance. 4:15-Adjournment;
7:30-Devotions, "The Divine Power Of
Jesus Manifested in Mircles,n tLaz-
arus Raised), John 11:3S-46, Rev. Z.
E. Downing, Halls. S-'The Sunday
School as An EFangelistic Eiel ~ : =
Luther Little, jackson. s:45kFiral
words and adjournment
The program of the Woman's Mis-
sionary union is as follows:
Monday night, 7:45-Annual Ser
mon, DR.. Rufus w. Weaver, Nashville.
Tuesday 10-Devotions, Mrs. Sue
Dupree. 10:15-Welcome address. Mrs.
J. W. Storer 10:25-Response, Mrs.
L. M. Short. 10:35-reports of vice
presidents and secretary. 1O:5O-three
minute echoes from district superin-
tendents. Ills ur Training school"
Mrs. J. B. Gilbert, Miss Mary Cason.
l1:35-reports of student volunteer
convention, Miss Thelma Ryburn, Miss
Margaret Buchanan. 11:5O-"An Ideal.
Missionary Society,"" Mrs. Fannie
tlte. 2-Devotions, Mrs. A. B. Walker.
2:15-"The Call of the Girl" (a) "Her
Awakening" Mrs. E. L. Atwood. Obj
After Her Response, WHAT" Mrs.
5. A. Wilkinson. 2:35-"C Christian Ed
ucation," Mrs. E. M. Hicks, Mrs. M.
+. Gray. 9-"Orphans' Home" Mrs.
w. i. Jones, Mrs. Irene Blalock. 3:15l
-"Woman's Part in Local Church
Support" Mrs. w. R. Farrow. 3:3O-'
"Sunbeams," Mrs. ]. F. HALEY, Mrs. L.
Z. McWaters, S;45-suYming up, vol
untary speakers.
The officers of the convention are
President, E. L. Bass, Memphis, Sec
rotary and Treasurer, Rev. Fleetwood
Ball, Lexington. Those of the Union
are: President, Mrs. T. L. Martin,
stanton; Secretary and Treasurer,
Mrs. j. I. Harris, Newbern.