The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-25
NOTABLE SPEAKERS NOW LECTURING AT
 LAKE IUNALUSKA
Missionaries Who Have Served in Distant Lands Making Practical Talks on Needs and Neces- sities of Mission
 Work

Sixty Birmingham people and noro than 100 from Alabama are. spending the vacation season at LalSe Juna1uska, N. C. the assembly ground where Southern Methodlsts meet each summer for con- ference training. for rest and recreation.
 Among those now in attendance at the Southern Epworth League assembly, which will continue through August ]. are Rev. William Graham Echols, Mrs. O. c. Price and Miss Mamie Price ot the Avondale Methodist Church, Bert Quinn of the First Church. Mrs H. F. Thedford and Wyatt Hale of East Lake, Miss Ethel Gist of North Highlands and William L. White of Woodlawn-
 Rev. Echols. who Is executive secre- tary of the North Alabama Conference Epworth League, ls listed as one of the speakers at the assembly. Because or his work in building up fine organiza- tion of young people in the North Ala bama Conference, Mir Echols has been recognized outside the bounds of the conference as one of the enthusiastic leaguers in the south
 Some of the ther instructors ana speakers on the programme for the week are; pr. w. F. Quinlan, president or Wesleyan College, Macon, Ga-; Dr. Dan B. Brummit. editor of the Epworth Herald of Chicago; Prof A M Irawlck' an expert in sociology, who has the chair of social service at the Scarrllt Training School in Kansas City; pr. B. H. Rawlings, secretary of the toreisn and Rev. T. E. Reeve, who has recently returned from Africa, where he mas been serving as a missionary
 Dr. Ouinlan will have charge Of the classes in home missions and Will con duct the conservation services at the closing session of the assemply' M Prurnmitt. best known to Epwortn T.eapuers as the author of "Efficient F,pworthian," will deliver three addresses | on social service, as will pr. Trawick, who is the author of the widely reaa book, '"rhe City Church and us SOCIAL l Mission" Dr. Rawlings, who mas re- cently returned from trip to the | Or,ant will have a message to defSvcr
 He will also conduct the class III ioi- | eign missions.
 The Sunday school conference which has just closed at Junaluska was ae7 tended by Mrs. M M Hughes ana other representative Sunday school workers ol
 this city. In speaking or the haeu, ,,s a' heauty of this resort among the noun tains of the numbers of people sne met tbere and of the accomplishments or the conference this summer, Mrs dushes said:
 ITO my mind. no phase Of work prom ises more than the annual poys canip | at Junaluska under the direction or heH. | T Stanford. superintendent of ln- 1 terrediate and senior departments ol inc general Sunday school board
 | .orhe camp this year rAarked the pe- ginning of a great programme TOT ti' training of leadership among .ne youu7
 neople of the south Harry Denii'a''' i'
 leader of young peoples oepal . uI nn tbs E,rst Church, Birmingham. set up Nno
 car,n which Is wonderfully located on | .n. r,ountainside. overlooking beautltul Lake Junaluska f~or,
 ."rbere are boys In tho camp iron, twelve southern states who are uii eo'ee Inv a group of the foremost ieauers ,'
 roprp people's work. Among them is iN 1 v, eensabaueh of Oklahoma, Dr. Neaie
 os +be general Sunday school board, J. h',
 e.asra of the department Of natioha'
 s;o1s sconts. and Harry Denman or blr
 sinsh.m The vision these leaders naFe for the camp will doubtless uraw | attention of southern Methoolsh 'o en
 astei,.,on tosss or sending boy leaders from +ba local schools to spend ~ ID" each summer at Junalusha. x.o, | I. l.. +ha nurnoss of the Sunday scnooi | ua +o erect a Sunday school building 1 at Junaluska, where training coui so9 -
 e,,rdav school work can be given drflns
 tna entire season, without limiting It 10
 inc time now apportioned for this one
 phase of southeI Met Meth1aiss p stuart asr Mr. rd Mrs Fred NJ Jackson. MT. ano Mrs-
 q Rissell. MT. and Mrs, w H. stoes. Jbar, and other Birmingham peopio
 Junaluskas at frequent interVals- .,
 stnart recently preached sermon a.
 inc nearby city of Ashevflie on na ,,ar
 Enforcement" when the consres
 subscribed $3ooo to assist tho or.fcers m
 S-a.tr,ng m the illicit sale of whisky in | Ashevilja and Buncombe counties.
 ] rh. xsfstrfct of Dundee fs the center