The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-06
BARACA-PHILATHEA
VICTORY MEETING
PROGRAM READY

The program of the seventh annual
Victory convention OF the Florida
Baraca -Philathea Union to be held n
Lake City. Fla. April II. IL and -. has
been completed. The special features
OF the program are the sble speakers
that have been secured by the Pa
racas and Philatheas OF the slStes
or special mention - Miss Henri
eta Heron of Cincinnati Ohio, editor.
writer, lecturer and teacher; ORGANIZED
adult and teen. age Bible class special
ist and who Ii also, vice-president OF
the World wide Baraca-Phiiatnea
Union. Miss Heron has a nation a
reputation and has given more talks
and TO more people than any young
woman In America. The Los Angeles
fCaL) Times In commenting on ner
talk in that city some years ago. says:
There is q spiritual power about MISS
Heron that makes her every woro
strike home with peculiar FORCE
The Charlotte On. CO. Observer IN
speaking OF her says: Miss Henriett~
Heron. the Convention Queen - at
tractive, versatile, gifted. modest, iov-
able and untiring worker and speaH-
er or rare charm with that indennaDlo
something about her personality which
we car spiritual Her address iast
night was as winning az she y WIN
some. and everybody who heard y
must have felt deep down In the neart
4 renewed desire to live 2 Detter
Christian life"
i. o. webb, General Secretary OF
the Florida Sunday School Aes0c'1
ton. ana energetic and able SUNDAY
School worker will also assist IN max
Ing the program Of the convention /.
success. DR.. J. r. Thereof 1eu
secretary OF the Methodist =. cnurcn.
south. for Florida will make an 40
dress to the convention on NEW Con
ditions and New Opportunities.
Therren. while q new man 70 TINS stA'.
Is q sunday School worker o. unusual
ability and was one OF the ieaa.1s
Of sunday school thought ana action
in the state OF Georgia before Columns
to Florida
prof. 81. W. Cox. Of tho University
Of Florida viii deliver the CLOSING al
dress Of the convention. 90
too well ana favorably known IN the
.tata ~ mead an introduction. DR.. Cox
- his work in the university. mas
nrora11v been Of more influence TOT
rood to the young men and boys q
the state than any other citizen. ne
q a deep thinker. yet practical IN ac-
ton. ! very pleasing speaker ana any
one viii be greatly benefited IN near
ing him. -
The other speakers on the proer
are from the various Baraca and Pnil-
athea classes, who have been ieaae!s
81 their classes and include: Mr1
Maude blackwell. Miss Fannie Anoel-
.or ana Mr.. Claude Ogilvie. Games
vile. !. n. Peterson and Clyde Tram
nell Lakeland. s. G. Peacock ano
Rrvan Pemberton. Tampa: p. =. AAen.
orlando: Miss Rosalee SWinoA's
pierce: Grady Burton. Arcadia; :. y
ranier. Miss Edith Lanier. MIS-. :. =.
nurrance. Mrs. C. D. Williams ana
q weimer, Jacksonville: Rev. J. F.
Rooney. Rev. A. NJ. Bennett. HON. -
r palmer. Hon. r. T. Booker. n
pres,v ana W. q. Hearn. Lake CITY.
encouraging reports are comms
,ro,,, All parts Of the state ana iafee
= tsrdance is anticipated. The people
81 rake City have generously even
tneir homes for free entertainment %
ali delegates In attendance ana :
sr,erdid convention - assured.