The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-31
PLANS FOR STATE S, s,
CONVENTION COMPLETE
Many Nationally Prominent
Speakers Will Be On
Program

The program for the State Sun
day School Convention, which will be
held in Macon, ION April 10, 20, 81,
has been practically completed, ac-
cording to R. D. Webb, General Sup
erintendent of the Georgia Sunday
School Association, and contains the
names of six out-of-state speakers,
and large number of the we'll
known leaders in the religious life of
the State.
DR.. William A. Brown, Chicago,
Director of Evangelism in the depart
ment of the International Sunday
School Association, former mis-
sionary to the PHILIPPINE Islands, and
later, missionary superintendent of
the International Sunday School AS
ISOLATION, will be one of the most
popular speakers on the Convention
program. Other out of state speak
ers include Mrs. Maud J. Baldwin,
Chicago, Children's Division Superin-
tendent of the International Sunday
School Association.
DIR. III. E. Tralle, Philadelphia,
editor of training publications of the
American Baptist Publication So
ciety, and the author of several well
known textbooks on teacher train
ing and Sunday School work, will
prove a valuable addition to the pro-
gram. This will be DIR. Tralle's first
visit to Georgia.
| DR.. George r. Stuart, of Birming-
ham, pastor of the First Methodist
Church, has been secured to deliver
three lectures during the Conven-
ton. Another well known Sunday
School worker from Birmingham is
Mrs. M. M. Huges, Elementary Sup
erintendent of the North Alabama
Methodist Episcopal Church South,
conference who is specialist in this
division of the Sunday School work.
Myron C. Settle, of Kansas City
General Secretary Of the Kansas City
Sunday School Association, will
speak several times on the general
program, and in the young peoples
and administrative division confer
ences on subjects relating to week
day religious instruction.
Among the Georgia speakers VINO
have accepted places on the program
are DR.. Rufus w. Weaver, Macon,
President of Mercer University, DR..
w. F. Quillian, Macon, President OF
WESLEYAN College; Prof. M. L. Brit
tain Atlanta, State Superintendent
Of Education, and Chairman OF the
educational Committee for the Geor-
ola Sunday School Association; DE-
H. R. Sewer, Augusta, pastor OF the
First Baptist Church. -.
The specialization work in the lou,
d;u;s;on conferences will be directed
nv the following we'll known SUNDAY
School leaders in the State; Dr'
Josenh Broughton, Atlanta, superin-
tendent of the Tabernacle baptist
Sunday School; Mrs. w. L. Blankin-
shin. Atlanta, Associate superintend-
49, IF the Tabernacle Baptist Sun
dav School; Burr Blackburn, Atlanta
snecialist in young peoples work.
sornerlv Young Peoples Division
SUPERINTENDENT of the Ohio SUNDAY
Sohool Association; Prof. and MRS.
Eloyd Field. Atlanta; Mrs. Archibald
na,,;s Atlanta; Prof. George Rosser'
Macon. W. S. Nicholson. Augusta ;
M Smith, Atlanta; DR.. Jere POUND
Athens; Deppish Kirkland, savannah
SUPERINTENDENT of the Second BAY
t;ot sunday School, and Vice-Presi,
S s,eU If the Georgia Sunday School
Assoe;ation; Miss Edwina Wood 20,
,',nbus: and the following employed
Torlers of the Georgia SUNDAY
School Association, Miss Myra i ba1-
chelder. Miss Flora Davis, MISS
! Daisy Magee, and R. D. WeOD' ueH
oral Superintendent.
= The general sessions of the con con-
uontion will be presided over by mn
49, Rooth Statesboro, President Oh
49, Georgia Sunday School Associa-
t;on. and the following Vice-freS :,
donts. L. K. Jordan, Montlceho' l.