Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1921-11-25
Knoxville Gets 1922
Baptist Convention

Knoxville, was chosen as the mex
place Of meeting. Time, Wednes
day afternoon, the second Sunday in
November, 1922. Preacher of con
vention sermon, DR.. W. F. Powell OF
the First church, Nashville, alter
nate, DR.. E. H. Mariner Of Hum
boldt. These matters were decided
in the adoption of report from the
committee on nominations, of which
B. B. FARRELL of Humboldt is chair
man.
| This report nominated the boards
and committees of the body, as fol-
! lows:
Executive Board-One year, ]. D.
Hamilton, j. R. Chiles, B. A. Bow
ers, A. L. Crawley, Claude Sprague,
R. E. Corum, C. F. Clark, T. W.
Gayer, E. A. Cox, J. F. Brownlow,
A. H. Huff, J. E. Hampton, George
Forte, W. R. Pickett, M. L. Hardin,
W. l. Gates, E. K. Cox, H. C. Sand
ers; two years, A. F. Mahan, J. M.
Stone, ]. w. liner, E. F. Wright, L.
NJ. Roper, W. L. Patton, Ryland
Knight, W. T. Hale, G. c. Savage,
W. F. Powell, R. M. Dudley, Robert
Clements, F. ]. Harrell, 0. c. Bar
ton, Fleetwood Ball, S. E. Tull, T.
M. Boyd, A. U. Boone; three years.
W. L. Pickard, ]. L. Dance, James
May, j. H. Anderson, j. X. Haynes,
J. R. Johnson, c. H. Byrn, 0. L.
HALEY, S. P. White, L. S. Ewton,
w. M, Wood, G. T. Mayo, B. F.
FARRELL Geo. C. Rowlett, D. A. Ellis,
Ben Cox, J. H. Wright, Edward Stub
blefield.
Ministerial Education Board
Union University, l. B. Tigrett, E.
X. Cox, T. L. Thompson, J. A. Der
ryberry; Hall-Moody Normal, J. T.
Warren, T. A. J. Beasley, g. P,
Hurt, w. c. Warmath, T. H. Far
mer, T. M Ryan; Carson and New
man, D. L. Butler, l. NJ. Cate, A. F.
Sprinkle.
Trustees Baptist Memorial Hos
pital-A. U. Boone, D. A. Ellis, A.
E. Jennings, R. F. Carr, G. P. Hurt,
0. C. Barton, J. R. farrell, G. c.
Savage, l. B. Tigrett.
Tennessee Historical Society,".
Crime, G. M. Savage, J. ]. Burnett,
W. R. Cooper, Fleetwood Ball, G.
C. Savage, A. T. Barrett. 4
Education Board: D. A. Ellis. q
Board of directors Baptist and
Reflector. T. Wilson, chairman;
C. D. Creaseman, G. L. Hale, R. M.
Dudley, A. w. Duncan, 0. L. HALEY,
A. M. Nicholson. .....
Trustees Southwestern Baptist
Seminary. F. Brown,
J. Carl Mccoy,
Directors Baptist Bible Institute
j. H. Anderson, R. M. Meadows,
J. E. Skinner. 4 T.
Committee on programme for
next meeting of conveniently. A.
Owen, Fleetwood. Ball, F. F. Brown,
B. A. Bowers, 0. L. HALEY, E. H.
Rolston.
J. A. Brown of Dallas, Texas,
thrilled the convention with sOlos,
playing his own accompaniment on
IN aeolian harp.
DIR. B. A. Bowers of Knoxville re-
ported on the work of the women of !
he state end spoke in eulogy of
heir fidelity to and activities in the
hurches.
Temperance was brought to the
of the body in a strong
eport by Rev. T. A. J. Beasley of |
Iartin. The adoption of the paper
pledged the delegates to continue to
ray and fight against the liquor
rattle, to keep an eye on Congress
nd elect no man who is not known
o be safe on prohibition, to insist on
Dfficers enforcing the prohibition
avs and help them to do it, and to
leep up the battle along all lines.
Ringing speeches were made by DR..
3easIey and DR.. R. E. Coruml of Sc
,ierville.
The theological schools supported :
" Southern Baptists were repre-
ented, DR.. W. o. Craver of Louis
lille, speaking for the Southern
Baptist Theological Seminary; Prof.
/. E. Dana of Fort Worth, Texas,
or the Southwestern Baptist Theo-
ogical Seminary, and DR.. ]. T.
christian of New Orleans for the
Baptist Bible Institute. There
chools were reported as prosperous
,eyond all previous records.