The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-10
TENTH SESSION OF ME ETHODS SCHOOL
 OCTOBER 25-29
Special Instruction to Be Given. Sessions Will Be Held In the Fifth Avenue Presby-
 terian Church

The tenth annual session of the School of Methods will be held at the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church, October 2s to 2s, inclusive. from o'clock each af- ternoon through the evening session.
 Under the auspices of the Birmingham Sunday School Association, a splendid course of instruction is offered to pas tors, superintendents, Sunday school of- ficers, teachers members of adult classes older teen age boys and girls, and all others who desire training for broader Christian service.
 pr. Charles A. Brown, the well known chairman of the board of religious edu- cation, and principal of the Birmingham high school, is dean of the School of Methods.
 Among the list of able instructors for the week is Dr. w. R. Dobyns. pastor Of the South Highlands Presbyterian Church, who will give the Bible course each afternoon from to 6 o'clock
 Miss Frances Danielson. a successful author and teacher of Danielson, Conn. will instruct the beginners work during the methods period from 4:20 to o'clock, and the lesson period from 6:1O to 6:15 To elementary workers, mothers and teachers of little children, Miss Daniel son will also offer during the evening an attractive course on the principle of storytelling.
 The noted instructor in primary work. Miss Hazel Lewis of St Louis, will speak each day to primary workers during the : methods and lesson period
 For a number of years Miss Lewis has written the primary graded lessons for the Standard Publishing Company which is one of the largest religious publish ing houses in the north Her lessons have been used by the Christian church schools all over the United States She has been honored by being a member of the faculty of some of the largest training schools for Sunday school work CTS in the United States. Her topics for the method period will be. "The Primary Children During the Week. "The Pri- mary Children on Sunday" Seasonal and Tropical Suggestion" Types of Lessons" and Finding and Training Primary Workers"
 JUNIOR WORK
 The junior workers of the Sunday schools will receive instruction in the attractive work that will be presented at the methods and lesson periods by Mrs. W. D. Van Vooris of Cincinnati
 special series of lectures on leader ship to the teachers and leaders of young people and to young people from P to 14 years of age will be delivered hy Harry Denman, the successful teen- age leader of the First Methodist Church. These classes will also be open to those who wish to train for Sunday school leadership.
 As instructor in intermediate and senior class methods. Miss Freda Bose, of Montgomery will present an at tractive course on class methods, while Mrs. s. P. Moore of Birmingham, at the lesson period each day, will give the most helpful outlines for senior graded lessons.
 THE LESSONS
 pr. James F. billiard, pastor of South side Baptist Church, will deliver instruc- tive lessons on Outlines for Uniform Lessons. P. E. Green, an enthusiastic Sunday school worker of Chattanooga, Tenn, will speak every evening to Sum day school superintendents and officers on "The Executive Department of the School" MT. Green will also have charge of the intermediate department.
 The director of the adult section for the school is S. A. Fares, general secre- tary of the Philadelphia Sunday School Association. For the past two years MT. Fares has been on the faculty of the International Training School for Sunday School Workers, which is held annually at Lake Geneva Miss Margaret Bach elder, secretary of the Birmingham asso- citation, who has had the privilege of MT. Fares, instruction at Geneva, is enthu- siastic in praise of his work. He comes to Birmingham highly recommended as a practical speaker. His topic will be Adult Bible Class Organization and Ac- tion," and he will also deliver the initial address on Foundations" at the open- ing session of the school.
 It is said that the adult section of the Birmingham association in anticipation of hearing MT. Fares is planning to break all past records in attendance.
 Among the Sunday schools of the city there is friendly rivalry to gain the