The Washington herald., 1920-05-11
BAPTIST FIELD
.WORKERSHERE
T
Annual Meeting Of South
ern Association Will
Begin Today.
WILL EXPLAIN COURSES
Millionaire Merchant Of
Knoxville Will Preside
At Session.

Preliminary to the opening ses-
sion of the Southern Baptists' Con-
vention Wednesday morning. the an
nual meeting Of the Sunday School
and B. Y. p. u. Field Workers As
sociation win be held at convention
headquarters, Hotel Raleigh. begin
ming at 10 o'clock this morning.
DR.. H. Beauchamp Is president Of
this organization and J. e. Lalmlin
secretary. Reports from v4kfous
States and other routine matters sse
expected at the morning session. btG
the afternoon will be devoted to dis
cussion Of working plans.
VIII Discus. Recent Addition.
Arthur Flake will discuss the new
department Of Sunday School Ad-
ministration, a recent addition to
the Sunday Schol Board, and DR.. I. J..
Van Ness, secretary Of the board,
will talk on the general Sunday
School situation. State field men
will report on rural Sunday School
campaigns, the elementary work In
the schools will be discussed by
Misses Williams, Forbes and Frost,
and DR.. p. T.. Burroughs will explain
the Sunday school exhibition at the
convention. =.
| At the evening session the Sun
day School Board normal course will
be explained by Doctors Dargan and
Burroughs and the B. Y. p. U. work
will be. presented by L. p. Leayell
Laymen to Convene.
Under the direction of the. Lay.
mems Missionary Movement, a con.
ference vii be held at the Temple
Street Baptist Church tonight. AL
laymen and others are invited. ]
H. Anderson, millionaire merchant
of Knoxville. Tenn, will PRESIDE
and addresses will be delivered b,
prominent Baptist laymen from va
rious sections OF the South.
Prominent arrivals yesterday wer,
DR.. I. ]. Van Ness. secretary of thu
Sunday School Board, Nashville
Tenn; DR.. William Lunsford, secre.
tary Relief and Annuity Board
Dallas, Tex; DR.. J. T. Henderson
lsecretary of the Laymen's Mission
ary Movement. Knoxville. Tenn.
DIR. v. /. Masters. of the Home Mis-
sion Board. Atlanta, Ca; DR.. Arcf
lC. Cree, State secretary for Geor'
gia; DIR. G. H. Crutcher, retiring
State secretary for Louisiana. anC
his successor, Prof. f. Godbold, Oi
Shreveport, La; DR.. Hight c. Moore
Of Nashville, Ten; and Prof. J
Henry Burnett. of Macon. Ga. sec
retaries of the convention: J. p
Moore, of Raleigh, Va, the enroll
ing clerk; DIR. S. p. Brooks. pres
ident of Baylor University. Waco
Tex; Mrs. Maude Mcclure, super
intendent of the Women's Mission
ary Training School. Louisville KY.
and Mrs. jamie Cree Bose. of Louis
willie, KY. organizer for the Won
ems Missionary Union.
| Students from Colgate and Wake
Forest universities will debate to-
night upon the place labor should
have in the management of indus
try.
The debate has been arranged In
connection with the Southern Bap-
tist Convention and the public is iP-
vited.
| Both colleges have produced able
debaters and their contests in the
past have been very close. Colgate
is a Northern colleg and the first
established for the education of Bap-
is one of the Oldest in the South
Both colleges were the outgrowth
of the work OF Luther Rice. founder
of George Washington University
formerly Columbia University.