The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-04
PROMINENT MEN TO| SPEAK BEFORE THE| .JUNALASKA COLONY
Ministers and Lecturers of Eastern Churches and Col leges on Programme
 This Summer
By CAROLYN B. ELLIOTT


 The fourth session of the Junaluska training school for Methodist Sunday school leaders will be held at the Meth odist Southern Assembly at Lake Juna- luska, N. C., July to 21.
 Among Birmingham people who will at tend are Mrs M. M. Hughes, elementary superintendent of the North Alabama Conference; Judge and Mrs. Dan A. Greene of the Highland Methodist Sun day school; Mrs. J. NJ Lipscomb. Bir- mingham district elementary superin- tendent; Miss Will Allen Atkins, junior superintendent of the First Methodist Church; Mrs. Waldrop of East Lake and Harry Denman, leader of the young peo- ples department of the First Methodist Church. MT. Fred M. Jackson is also preparing at this time to entertain a house party of young people at his beau tiful country place at Junaluska.
 The Sunday school training school, which is conducted each summer at Ju- naluska and which has already made it's influence felt throughout the Southern Methodist Church, is open to young pas tors who wish to fit themselves for real leadership in work of religious educa- ton, to conference and district leaders of Sunday schools and to outstanding teachRs and workers in the cities and pro 4<ressive Sunday schools.
 Ire history of the training school shows that the leaders who attend these conferences take the inspiration and in- struction back to their local schools through schools of methods held annu- ally in various sections of the church.
 The faculty provided for the school be> ginning this week is expected to main- tain the record of leadership that has offered instruction since the beginning of the courses in 1917. Miss Minnie Ken nedy of Nashville, a Sunday school leader well known in Birmingham, will be one of the instructors. Among other names are those of pr. Benjamin s. Win chester, professor of religious education in Yale University; Dr. J. V. Thompson, superintendent of adolescent work. for the board of Sunday schools Methodist Church, South; Rev. A. M. Trawick, professor of sociology of Scarritt Bible training school. and Dr. w. J. Young of Emory College, who will have charge of the devotional services of the school. Dr. Andrew Sledd of Emory College will offer a course on ''The Social Teachings of Jesus.'' Professor H. H. Harris of Emory will give two courses on 'The Education of Adults" Prominent in the list of platform lecturers will be Rev. John w. Langsdale, pastor of the New York Avenue Methodist Church, Brook Iyn, IN. WHOSE lOHiGS WILL "The Sunday School and Social Unrest, ''The Sunday School and Post-Prohibi- ton Problems The Sunday School and the Abolition of Poverty "The Sunday School and Americanization,' "The Sun day School and the City, 'The Sunday School and the Family"
 Following the Sunday school confer ence at Junaluska will be the Epworth League conference that promises to be oil at Hnd hxyx mingham. Many recreational features at Junaluska will add to the attractions of the inspra tional programme. In speak ing of recent Improvements along re- creational lines, MT. Herbert Stockham, who is spending the season there. in a recent letter to 8 friend here, says:
 ''The many Birmingham people who have enjoyed visits ta Lake Junaluska will be glad to hear that to it's many attractions as summer resort has been added splendid nine-hole golf course with grass greens. The course is laid over hilly ground and undulating val leys that adjoin the lake. Plans have been perfected to enlarge the course to eighteen holes, few of which will be played across the narrow parts of the lake.
 The life members of the club consider themselves fortunate in having secured the services of w. R. Scully of New York as professional and green keeper. He has had wide experience in this class of work, having been connected with several fine golf courses in the New England states. He has unusual success in teaching beginners and cor recting faults of more advanced players, and takes particular care in making clubs most suitable to each players style. Heretofore he has conducted an indoor golf school in New York City during the winter months but has given up this school in order to be with the Junaluska Golf Club the entire year.