Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-30

LIE cALEBS is the largest Sur Nlov School class in the stat and one of the strongest o' tons in Pine Bluff. Its growt Is nast ten months has heen noth \ s,prt of phenomenal and it's in ' ..s could not be reckoned. Tn w;nS little bit of history of tn M ;s of more than passing inter L,nt the year 1897 Mrs. W. W 's ron;zed a class of boys in thu Rsntist church. After teach them for five years Rev. Ros came to the pastorate of thu .b in 1902 and this class wa .d over to him by Mrs. Byrd were twenty-one members en < in this class at that time. Rev , organized this class into tht Class of the First Baptist From that small beginning ;lt un one of the greatest classes 5 south. <, If the strongest and mast in- t;.l men of the First Baptist l9.odov were members of that .r if is recalled that the adult movement was exceedingly in the world at that time the ,tions of that class and it's in- .e are the more noteworthy the death of Rev. Ross Moore Dunder and teacher of the Ba- rlass. Rev s. E. Tull took over ass and in turn was succeeded ev. Carroll Wood. Each of men remained with the church o years. After Rev. Wood re- Dr. w. J. E. Cox came to. the ete of the church and to the n as teacher of this class. It lder his administration that the fl this class was changed to the Bible Class of the First Bap- urch of Pine Bluff.
 November 1919 Dr. Jno. H. became pastor of the church flowing the policy of the class teacher. In December 1919 he of the class was changed to Calebs." MT. Fred Bennettt president at the same time Moore became teacher. Dur Bennett's administration the las had it's largest average at- ee, which to date for the year l29. Two weeks ago the first n for membership of the Cal launched in connection with | other adult classes of the hree classes, Calebs, Deborahs lelis, have been divided into mpanies, The Reds and The The campaign lasts until the Inday in, November. The per-
 upon which the contest is le 50 per cent for attendance CT cent for new members se- The loosers will set up the
 D big oyster supper.
 Z owing lists of the Calebs is < plete owing to the fact
 sinal roll was misplaced
 pfon the list will be com
 hhg this campaign:
 BLUES.
 G. E.; Afford, w. L.; Allen,
 Upright, W. w.; Atkins, Har-
 hson, E. J.; Atkinson, liar
 hldridge, Jno.; Baughman.
 melt, Fred; Boerws, G. M.;
 !. l.; Brookhart, Virgil; Claude; Burbank, F. L.;
 M; Burton, J. F.; Butler. !; Caldwell, T. J. Case,
 aeveland, Porter; Caldwell, lngman, R. A.; Cone, J. C.; llen; Courtney, w. M.;I
 J. Fl; Cross, Julian M.; i Red';; Dalby, Luther; Dalby mel, T. T.; Dinelli. J. L.;
 erge; Dupree, W. T.; Ells- ] d.; Freeman, E. w.; Fox, F.
 C.; Guest, Taylor; Guess,
 le, ", M.; Hankins, w. l.;
 R.; Haycock, Chas.; Helm, lgginbotham, E. O.; Holmes , 0pkins, 0. w.; Horton, J. L.;
 M; Live, L. E.; Lake,
 Locke, K. F.; Lowe, Dr. w. ,
 VI; Mayfield, Dr.; Mead, : ss' Claude; Moseley, B. G.; ied; McBurnett, J. L.; Mc-
 AcGeorge, W. F.; Nickols,
 owod, c. H.; O'Daniel, pr.
 ln, F. M.; Palmer, H. D. t-- Powell, N. N.; Purnell. i 5 J. w.; Rafferty, A. L.;
 Roberts, G. C.; Robinson, 'aek' W. C.; Rowe, w. C.;
 P.; Sanders, R. l.; shep-
 v smith, Tom; smither i ,nngileld, N w. R.; Steck, J. V, s.; Stephens, Dr. J. w.
 Sowards, J. M.; Terrell,
 l, Clifton; Tucker, J. M.
 B.; West, J. F.; Whitlow.
 0n, m Il. C.; Williams, c. o.:
 "; Willis, J. L.; Woller-
 Wray, E. K.; Wriebt