Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-03-28
BAPT|STS To MEET
IN MACON APRIL 3
BY LOUIE ID. NEWTON

George w. Andrews, secretary Of
the Georgia Baptist Sunday school
/ convention, has announced the pro-
gram for the 1922 convention to be
held in Macon April 81.
The program this year carries the
names of the leading Sunday school
workers in the Baptist denomination
Of the south. Beginning with DIR.
I. J. VanNess, corresponding secre-
tary of the Sunday school board,
the list touches the leading special
lists of every phase Of Sunday school
work.
Macon has made ample plans to
care for the convention. 1t is ex-
pected that more than 1000 dele
gates will register for the three.
day program. A special train will
be operated from Cordele to carry
the $50 men composing the mems
Bible class of the Cordele Baptist
church. w. L. Robuck, well-known
business man Of Cordele, is teacher
of this class and also president or
the convention. Special trains will
be operated from several centers Tor
the convention. The roads nave an
nounced special rates.
James w. Merritt, associate state
secretary, has worked with Mr.. An
drews in arranging the program and
it is believed that the convention
will have the best program that has
ever been offered to Sunday school
workers in this state.
The program follows:
Wednesday, April 5.
Subject: Association Organization"
100 p. M-Musical program and devo-
tional; Bessie Tiff Glee club, Rev. Wallace
Wear, Cordele, Ga: ,,s--,,
1850 p M.-Response by the president,
W. L. Robuck, Cordele, Ga.
200 P. M.-Subject, "Assoclatlonal Ut
ganization,'' under direction of James W.
Merritt. "Some Practical Results" H. L.
Ogborn, Canton, Ga; A. s.. Shelton Hart
well. Ca; F. W: Without, Fott SafeS, Gu ma'
executive secretary, Georgia Baptist conyen-
~ Wednesday Afternoon
Ia Associa tionai Organization. Rev. S. s.
Mathis, presiding; Jas. w. Merritt. director.
(b) Organized Glass Work, t. H. Robert
son. presiding. Q) Senior and Adult, ID: u.
Strickland, director; (2) intermediate, Miss
hIc) Administration, r. G. Norman, pre-
siding; Arthur Flake, director.
(d) Teacher Training, Rev. 7. W. Tip
petit, presiding; and Church Architecture,
Dr. P. E. Burroughs, director.
sfc) Elementary Work, Mrs. W. l.. Blank
sashp p Tss R G $Tade d Grect aGi
Urinary, Miss Lillian Forbes, director; CD
Junior, Miss Margaret Frost director.
Wednesday Night
~Huhiect: 'HThe Organized Class"
900 P. M.-Musical program and deyo-
tienal, Bessie Tiff Glee club; ]. P. Nichols,
s n4:z5 P. M M.-Address, 1.-THE Organized
WInteryiIle: address, 1.-The Organized Glass
Program,'' W. w. Orr, Atlanta Ca; ad-
dress, '"The Organized Glass Enlisting for
bible Study Mrs. W. A. Taliaferro, sa-
$50 P. M.-some Needs of intermediate
Department, Miss Virginia Lee, Nashville, |
300 P. M.-organized Glass Activities,
Harry L. Strickland, Nashville, Tenn.
announcements and adjournment.
tsf Thursday Morning, April g.
Subject administration
1870 A. M.-Musical program and devo- |
tienaI, Mercer Glee club; r. 81. Farrell,
fac:6o A. M.-Address, Building the Bible
School from 100 to $780," R. G. Norman,
washington.
1920 A. M-Address, Building Bible
School frfom 500 to $780," DR.. Joe Brough-
sI0:i5 A. M.-Address, Sunday School Ad-
n7iRistration," Arthur Flake, Nashville
Tennessee.
day SCHOOL, DIR. Spencer Tunnel, La
Jb( Organized Glass Work. T. II. Robert
SON. presiding: C) Senior and Adult, II; IL: L.
riol-1 nd diron Intermediates. MISS
Virginia Lee, director.
lei Administration, r. c. Norman, pre-
siding; Arthur Flake; director @tt, IT w rim
petit, presiding; and Church Architecture,
DIR. P. E. Burroughs, director.
te) Elementary Work, Mrs. W. L. Blank
ginners. Mrs. o. NJ. Gerald, director; (2)
Primary, Miss Lillian Forbes, director; 81
Junior; Miss Margaret Frost, director.
Thursday Night
club; Rev. W. H. s1edge, Macon, Ga.
1880 P. NJ. - Address, IAN Avocation
Against Vocation" Dr., I. J. Van Ness,
s15 P. M.-Address. "Church Architec-
ture." stereoptcon views, DR.. P. e. Bur-
roughs, Nashville, Tenn.
Announcements and adjournment.
Friday Morning, April z.
Subject, Elementary Work.
1880 A. M.-Musical program and Griffin
orchestra. soloist, Miss Coridad suarez; Mrs.
w. IL bldnkeHsulp' Auanto' va:
1920 A. M.-Address, Elementary Divis-
ion,' Miss Lillian Forbes, Nashville, Tenn.
10000 A. M.-Demonstrations % Cradle
Roll, Miss Vannie Mathis, Sandersville, di-
rector; (2) Beginners, Mrs. E. Z. Ticknor,
Macon, director; 81 Primary, Miss Mittie
Wallace, Vienna, director; az Juniors, A.
@. Sullivan, Atlanta, director.
t11:O0 A. M.-Address, Junior Department
Pupil" Miss Margaret Frost, Louisville, Ky.
80 A. M.-Report of committees and
miscellaneous business.
a11:45 A. M.-Address, "a Resume DR..
f. @. Mcconnell, Atlanta.
Adjournment.
TabIeCIoth Gown
sLONDoN.-The most sensational gown