Arizona republican., 1919-12-02
HUNDREDS HIRE
 TO ATTEND B|C
 CHURCH SCHOOL
Protestant Movement Has as Object Larger Useful ness of Religion; Social and Racial Problems h. cluded

Representative protestant clergy men and laymen of this city and from every county in Arizona will meet here tomorrow to attend a three day state training conference of the Interchurch World Movement of North America. The sessions will be held in the First Baptist church. The delegates, sev- eral hundred in number, and members of the leading evangelical denomina- tions, will be given an intensive train ing in the purpose and program of the Interchurch World Movement to fit them for leading similar training schools in their home counties. They also will discuss what the relation of the churches should be to the religious, social and economic problems of the day.
 At the sessions, special interest will center in discussion of tn eindustrial situation and the racial. Americaniza- tion and other live issues The confer ence leaders will be a team of six na- tionally known clergymen and laymen, who prepared for their work at nor nal schoor' conducted by the Inter- church World Movement at Atlantic City. Reports on the progress of the lnterchurch Movements world survey of religious, social and industrial con ditions also will be a feature of the conference.
 Among the prominent clergymen and laymen of the state who will be the students at the conference will be: AdVentists J. Ernest Bond, Phoenix. Baptists R. P. Cope, Wilcox; William H Fowle, Douglas; Hardie Connor, Saf- ford; George NJ. Lehigh, Phoenix; H .. Morton Phoenix; Mrs. c. F. Pull sifer, Glendale; William J Gordon. No- gales; c. P. Morris, Prescott; Carey B. Tooms, Yuma; c. F. Hickman | Tempe.
 | Church of the Brethren | Isaac Forney, Phoenix. Christian 1 R. E.. Dunlap, Douglas; C. NJ. Gil more, Glendale; W. s. Buchanan, Phoe- nix; G. K. Berry, Tucson; H. M. Randy l Globe
 Congregational
 A. J. Benedict, Cochise; o. Gibson Tombstone; T. 0. Douglas, Tempe; G D. Yoakum, Phoenix.
 Episcopal J. R. Jenkins, Phoenix: Franci. 4A colt; J. w Atwood, Phoenix.
 Lutheran John K. Reed, Phoenix. Missionary Ora R. Weed, Glendale
 Methodist Episcopal Wilbur Fisk. Douglas: Nelson Hoff pauir, Wilcox; K. H. Barnhart, Vii Hams; k. F.. Dagley, Hayden; G. W lmel, Gilbert; David Roberts. Chand Ter; Jas. c. Hammel, Glendale: E. NJ Ferris, Glendale; c. D. Betts, Glendale D. L. Reid. Tempe: $. J. Rogers. Phoe nix; A. McDole, Phoenix; Wm. c. Nor cross, Phoenix; o. NJ. Andrews. Wins low; J. A. Lewis, Ajo R. B. von Klein Smid, Tucson; John A. Prior, Pata gonia; W. L. Summers; Wm. Reber ger, Jerome; Charles D. Miller, Clark dale; J. W. Martin. Gadsden; Tho. D. Dood, Kingman; H. W. Peel Phoenix.
 Methodist Episcopal, South
 D. c. Decherd, Bowie; W. c. Gastol Safford F. l.. Glisson, Clifton; Eal Cropp. Casbion: Arthur Marston, Phoe nix; J. E. Harrison, Phoenix; R. \ Sanders. Ray; ]. Thacker. Nogales c. W. Forman, Nogales; D. l.. Ref, Parker, Akers, Phoenix Presbyterian John E. Fry, Bisbee; Fred liar Globe; c. R. Broadhead, Phoenix; W D. Himebaugh. Phoenix; George Logi Phoenix; B. z. Mccullough, Tucson Dirk A. Lay, Sacaton; H. F. Cory. | D. Smith. Gande.