The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-24

and Thursday, April 2628 inclusive.
 Among the Birmingham people who will be in attendance are D. H. Marbury, president of the state association; w. H. Stockham, chairman board of trustees, international association; Miss Freda Bose, secretary Birmingham Sunday School association-all county officers and many superintendents and Sunday school teachers in the city.
 WHAT'S WHAT OF PROGRAMME
 Bible Hour-The opening uperiod each day of the convention will be given to study of the Bible, by Dr. Charles 5. Williams, president of Howard college.
 Social Teachings of Jesus-A series of lectures-one each day-by Dr. George Lang, professor of Bible, philosophy, University of Alabama.
 General Lectures-The morning ond evening sessions will feature inspira- tional and general lectures on principles of religious education and community religious life by well known speakers of recognized ability. Among them arc Dr. William A. Brown and Mrs. Maud Junllin Baldwin
 Departmental Training Schools-The afternoon sessions will be devoted to five separate conferences or training schools, where the workers in each department of - practical methods of work and assisted in solving their particular problems.
 WHO'S WHO OF PROGRAMME
 Dr. w. A. Brown of Chicago, director of evangelism of the International Sun day School association, will speak at each session of the convention. Known and loved throughout North America for his earnestness, enthusiasm and Joyous Christian spirit which shows forth in the smile that won't come off"
 Mrs Maud J. Baldwin of Chicago. chil- dr ems division superintendent Interna- tional Sunday School association. will speak at each session of the convention. ''One who has given life of study ana love to the childhood of America"
 pr. c. B. Williams of Birmingham, president of Howard college, and mem Der educational committee of the Ala bama Sunday School association, VIII conduct the Bible hour at the opening period of each morning session. Bible scholar and Bible teacher who makes the book live for his hearers
 pr. George Lang, professor or Bipie and philosophy of the University or Alabama, member of educational com -mittee of the Alabama Sunday School association, will deliver series of lec- lures on "The Social Demands of J ble personality and big vision"
 pr. c. c. Daniel of Birmingham. president Birmingham Southern col .lege member educational committee or the Alabama Sunday School associa- tion. will speak on Training for Lead ership in Religious Education" His strength of intellect and force of per- sonality have made of him leader and a maker of leaders"
 pr. Spright Dowell. president Alar bama Polytechnic institute, chairman executive committee of the Alabama Sunday School association, will make an address on "Religious Education and the Kingdom" An educator with a kingdom vision and the power to help others to larger vision and serv> ice"
 pr. James s. Thomas, director exten- sion division of the University of Ala bama and member educational commit tes of the Alabama Sunday School as scciation will discuss Our Public Schools and the Bible." "An attractive and powerful speaker and an educator who believes in religious education as well as education in religion"
 Miss Sarah Luther, director vocation al education for Alabama will speak in "The Sunday School as a Character Builder" "A woman with a message --forceful, dynamic. inspiring"
 Rev w. G. Mcdowell, rector Auburn Episcopal church, has chosen The Challenge of Youth" as his subject. "A man who knows and loves boys"
 Dr. R. N, Simpson of Birmingham, pastor First Christian church, will make the closing address of the con- vention. "A great Sunday school pas tor and a oul-inspiring orator."
 Rev. Bob Jones, director of evangel- ism of the Alabama Sunday School as sociation, will speak on Evangelism in the Sunday School" "A famous evangelist with a. passion for souls and a great love for humanity; he has a place all his own in the hearts of the people,"
 ENTERTAINMENT
 The reception committee will meet all trains and take the delegates to convention headquarters where they will be assigned comfortable homes at the rate of $1 per day on the liar yard Plan" Oodging and breakfast. Other meals may be secured down town at reasonable prices
 Reduced rates have been granted by and 7;so p. m. Prayer meeting wednes- day. p. m.
 Irondaie-Rev. J. ". Akin. pastor. Sum- day school. 10 a. m; Tom Watkins super