The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-18

Preparations for the Third Annual
Session of the West Florida Baptist
Assembly, June 21-2s. are about com
aleted and the largest number in the
history Of the Assembly is expected.
Director w. W. william, Of Jacksonville
recently paid DeFunialx Springs q visit
and in connection with the local com
mittee many of the details OF the great
meeting were arranged
The officers Of the assembly are Lee
mcdonnell, president; Rev. A. c.
odom, chairman of directors; Miss
Vera Hendrix, recording and
w. W William, director-in-c chief
The management of the Assembly
believe they have secured the best BIZ
BILE lecturers and teachers ever brought
together for the Baptists Of West
Florida. Or. Austin Crouch, Jonesboro,
Arkansas, Is to be the chief Bible lee
turer for the entire period. This is
the second appearance OF DR.. Crouch
for a Baptist Assembly in Florida
Prof. e. o. Sellers, Musical Director
Of the Baptist Institute, New Orleans,
will have complete charge of the mus
ic for the week. In addition to his
evening Bible lectures, Or. Crouch will
conduct a class for all pastors and
ministers present. The lectures in this
class will be based on the recent book
Of DIR. Agar, Modern Church Meth
ods." DIR. Sellers will also teach a, class
in addition to his musical work. His
class will be in Evangelism.
In the Sunday School department the
following teachers and instructors viii
have charge of classes: Rev. z. NJ.
Henderson, Jacksonville; DR.. Bunyan
Stephens, Tallahassee; Mrs. J. E. Dill
Hard Birmingham; Prof. II. c. Gar
wood, Stetson University, Deland; Dr.
A. j. Preston. DeFuniak Springs; Miss
Gladys Mcmillan, Pensacola; and Miss
Alberta Davis Of Pensacola, viii have
charge Of the Story Telling Hour.
The Missionary Hour viii be under
the direction of Mrs. Fl. G. Peelman,
Florida w. NJ. u, Secretary, and she
will have assisting her Miss Mary Ca
son, New Orleans; Miss Juliette Math-
er, Birmingham; Miss Alberta Davis,
Pensacola and Miss Elizabeth Penn of
Pensacola
Since the majority Of the Assembly
members come from the B. z. P. u,
special effort has been put forth to
select the best teachers possible. The
following have been selected for this
department; Mr.. w. II. Preston, B. 7.
p. U. Secretary for Tennessee, Knox-
Vile; Mrs. Lee mcdonnell, Pensaeo-
la; Rev. w. A. Burns. Quincy; Miss
Elizabeth Penn, Pensacola; Rev. G.
S. Thomas, Bombay; and Rev. S. s.
Cole. Madison.
Mrs. Lila Robertson, a musician of
splendid ability. Of Tallahassee, will
be at the piano at every service. Prof.
Sellers and Mrs. Robertson assure the
Assembly Of music that will please all
lovers OF good music.
The directors of Palmer College and
Of the Thomas Industrial School, have |
granted the use of the buildings for the |
Baptist Assembly, The first meal win |
be served IN the dining room of Palm |
err College Wednesday evening, June |
21st, and the last meal Thursday morn
Ing June 30. The management has |
planned to take care Of all who come. |
The city Of DeFunialx Springs has al |
ways given the Assembly people a glad |
welcome.
PROGRAM
(Subject to Detail Changes)
Every Day Except Sunday
e:so--Rising Bell-Get Up Promptly |
Time Limited.
7:oo--Morning atch Zach morning /
service conducted by different members
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