The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-07-24
DR.. WILLIAMS TO
MAKE ADDRESS At
BAPTIST ASSEMBLY
Interesting Programme for
TOday'at Howard College.
Play Presented by
Seniors

The programme for today al the Bap-
fist assembly in session at Howard col
lege is of special interest, and includes
some important features
This morning at 80 o'clock there will
he an address on Christian Education
by DR., c. B. williams, the president o;
Howard college. At SIS o'clock DR.. Leon
NJ. Latimer of the Parker Memorial Bap-
fist church of Admission will conduct the
Vesper service. The evening lecture at
Sis o'clock will be given by Dr. Skies.
who delighted his audience Tuesday and
Wednesday. His subject will be Bolshev-
ism, a force in the world today that mus:
be reckoned with. DIR. Skies will present
the subject in all it's bearings.
The schedule of the days activities for
the whole assembly presents some very
interesting work. 1t is as follows:
7:30-Breakfast.
5000 :00-Bible study.
1868 :45-Religious education study
courses.
s:5o-1O:So-B. Y. P. U. study courses
1o45-10 :45-Recess.
1851 Missionary education study
coureses.
Il :30-12: 3o-Morning lecture.
II :S0-12:3 Story hour.
1:o0-Dinner.
5 :45-6:15-Vespers.
6:30-Supper.
1905: t5--Expressional hour.
$3.50 :00-Evening lecture.
The work Yesterday was full OF inter-
esting features. Miss Kathleen Mallory,
corresponding secretary of the w. M. L.
Of the Southern Baptist convention. save
~ five
campaign at FIVE o'clock. Miss Mallory
outlined the plans for the campaign, and
plead with the Baptists to Law aside every
encumbrance and work with all their
might to make the cause of Christ
triumph Miss Mallory pleased her audi
ence with the very forceful discourse.
COLLEGE PLAY
At the exnressonal hour at 80 O'Clock
the Woodlawn Senior r. Y. P. u. nre-
scented plav entitled "The Church That
Went to College" The scene of the PLAY
was laid in Just any country church, a
young man who has been to the Southern
Baptist convention makes report of the
things that were discussed in the conven-
ton to the r Y. P u. Among those things
the F. p. Y. L. has a very prominent
place The result of the report is to str
up an interest in these organizations and
create a desire TO DeSlH the WoTk Ill lHis
church Christian education is then dis
cussed and the young ladv school teacher
tells of the excellent r. Y. p. unions IN
the Southern Bantist college she attended.
The result is that A large number or
the Young people decide to attend the
COLLEGE 1t is shown in the play that full
rounded education can be obtained in
the Christian education schools.
Following the play a very delightful
nj. DA1t hal
nv the Pirmin cham district union arrang-
od nv Miss Fannie Mae Riddle of the
Ruhama union. A large number of Biz
mingham people were present
EVENING LECTURE
The address Of the evening was given
bv pr E. w Fixes of Cocker college 5.
c. The subject of this lecture was "A
Century of England and America DR..
Skies drew very charming picture or
the relationship of this country and Fne-
land through a hundred years of growth
and development" England has at hear
always been the friend of American in
situations and liberty, said DR.. Skies. In
every world crisis she has been by our
side ready to help. The great struggle for
American independence was really Jus'
struggle between the RoyalistS ann
Tories in England. 1t was the world old
struggle or autOCraCN anu lleeuoii, az"
was lust as much victory Tor
English independence as American a
large and appreciative audience heard DR.,
Skies.
At the Bible study period. "Wednesday
morning. Dr. Paul Bacby chose as his
subject Frightening Up Heaven. HIS
text was taken from the 18th chapter OF
Daniel.
The morning address at 1870 o'clock BY
- n n
order His subject was the New Tesla
ment doctrine of Christian education.
Christ was more frequently spoken OF
in the New Testament as the teacher thar
as the preacher" said the speaker Paul
many times exhorted the pastors to be
teachers The great commission carries
with it the obligation to teach as well