The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-08
MANY EXPECTED ID ATTEND BLUE HUI"
 DINNER TONIGHT
Christian Education Move ment of Presbyterians to Be Outlined by Noted Church
 Workers

Over 300 Presbyterian ministers, church officers, Sunday school su- perintendents and their wives are ex- pected to attend ithe Blue Hue" din- ner this evening at 6:3o o'clock at the Southern club.
 This meeting has been called for the purpose of bringing together those in charge of the Birmingham churches in order that the movement for Christian education may be ex- plained. There will be two addresses of note. Rev. Dunbar H. Ogden, D. D., pastor of the Government Strest Presbyterian church of Mobile, will be the guest of the local churches and will tell what the movement has done for Mobile.
 Rev. William Ray Dobyns, D. D.. pastor of South Highlands Presby- terian church and synodical chairman of the campaign committee in Ala bama. will discuss the movement in it's particular relation to Birming- ham.
 Work Accomplished
 Among the visitors expected is g.. w. McGill. field secretary of the Presbyterian committee on Christian education. Mr. McGll has had charge of the movement in the larger cities in the Southern Presbyterian church and will go over the work accomplished in Birmingham by the local committees. Rev. T. Ellison Simpson, who has conducted the work in the smaller communities of the state, is also expected to be present.
 Tn of PrRghVtArtan churches yesterday the coming cam paign was discussed by four minute men and by the pastors. All church officers were urged to be present tonight to hear the matter more fully explained.
 south Highlands Church
 At South Highlands church Dr. Dobyns stressed the need of the Bible as the foundation for all education and called attention to the need of Christian leaders in the world today. Do not say 1t Is impossible for us to raise the s550,000. our goal for this state," he said. "We specialize in doing the impossible" c. P. Loranz made brief talk just before the sermon.
 At Vine Street church Rev. Fl. H. Moffett told of the preliminary phases of the movement and urged the united support of tho Presby- terians of Birmingham.
 Must Face Task
 Rev. $. O. Coxe, at Handley Me- morial church. in speaking of the work done so far and the coming canvass said that 1t was a task that the Presbyterians must face and that for tho next three weeks Christian education would be uppermost in the finds of the Presbyterians of Bir- mingham. A short talk was made by O. c. Carmichael.
 At the Second church Rev. J. B.. Meacham urged the church officers to attend the Blue Hue" dinner to be held tonight At this meeting, he said. the movement as 1t relates to this city would be fully explained and he wanted his church to be well represented.
 At Plunket Memorial church the services were in charge of M. l.. McAllister, who spoke on the need for Christian education just now. He mentioned the four institutions di- rectly affected by this campaign and predicted success in this synod.
 At all of the churches copies of The Viewpoint" were distributed. This is small weekly publication devoted to Christian education and contains considerable information of interest to Presbyterians.