The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-30
SCHOOL TO TRAIN CHURCH WORKERS
FOR ALL DENOMINATIONS
Talented Faculty Secured for Meth odist School for Entire District
 of Church.

A faculty said to include the most talented instructors in the entire Southern Methodist church. will be on duty for the training school for Sun day school workers of the Conway l district. which will be opened at the First Methodist church on Sunday af- ternoon and continue for the entire week. Rev. J. e, Schisler, now as sistant supervisor of teacher training for the entire church. has made many of the arrangements for the school here. preparations for which have been in progress for the past six months Those in charge of the school have asked t be made clear that Christian workers of all denomina- tons are welcome at the school and will receive instruction which will in- volve no expense except the cost of text books used
 Prof k. F. Womaek will be dean of the school. Six courses will be of fered and will thoroughly cover work in the beginners primary. junior, in- termediate and senior departments of the Sunday school, and two courses on organization and administration and training the devotional life. Each course will comprise l2 lessons. and the student must attend at least ten recitations to receive credit for study The faculty will be as follows:
 Miss Wilmette Allen of Atlanta, k,a ID son of Oklahoma City. primary meth ods Mrs. Clay F. Smith of Memphis, junior methods: Dr. Edwin l.. Shaw CT of Hendrix. intermediate methods; NJ. ". Brabham of Nashville, organi- zation and administration; Dr. Paul B. Kern of Dallas, dean of the theo- logical faculty of Southern Methodist University. training the devotional life; H. w Ramp of Hendrix and Miss Nora Brown of the Conway high school, recreational directors. The board of managers is composed of Rev. R. C. Morehead, Rev. C. M. Reyes. Nj. J. Russell, R. F. Womaek. V. G. Craig and Mrs. Fletcher smith. Commit tees are as follows: Publicity-G. A. Simmons, Fletcher Smith and Miss Doris Owen; finance-J I. McClurkin, Arthur Bradley and B. \. Short; en- tertainment-Mrs T. S. Staples, Mrs. William Van Valkenburg and Mrs. C. c. Roberts; enrollment-M J. Russell, Miss Nora Brown and Miss Evelina Patchell.
 Inspirational services Sunday after noon at 3 o'clock will open the school. The week day schedule until the close on December l2 includes the following periods: 5:30 to p. m, Bible hour; 6 to 6;30, lunch and social hour; 6:30 to 7:20, first Session of classes; 7:20 to 7:50, recreation; 7:50 to 8 40, sec ond session of classes and adjourn ment.
 Entertainment will be furnished for nonresident students, who will be given lodgings, breakfast and dinner. Lunch will be served each day from 6 to 6:30 p. m., at the church by the Young Ladies Missionary Society. An effort has been made to have every Sunday school in the Conway dis trict represented among the student body, and the number of visitors prob ably will be large.
 The expense of holding the school here will be about $40O, and this amount will be contributed by mem bers and friends of the church and Sunday school who wish to make vol untary contributions. It will be one of series planned by the denomina- ton, the two principal ones being held at Lake Junaluska, N. C., and Dallas.