The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-13
BIBLE GLASSES TO ATTEND SESSIONS
Southern Bapdsts To Gather In Atlanta, Ga, For
 Conference

Conference Baptist Bible class members and church officials from every southern state are making preparations to at tend the Baptist Organized Bible Class conference which will open Its third annual southwide convention Tuesday in Atlanta, Ga. The conven- tion will be formally opened at 7:15 o'clock Tuesday and will hold three sessions daily until Thursday night
 Emmett Moore, Baptist Sunday school secretary for Alabama, has an- nounced that arrangements have beer made with the. Western Railroad of Alabama to run special cars to Alt lanta on January l5, when the South wide Organized Class conference will be held. The train will leave Mont- gomery at 1920 o'clock and will reach Atlanta Tuesday evening in time for the opening session. Special cars will | also leave Birmingham over the Southern railroad. Tuesday at l0:s0. | Reservations should be made for these cars through Emmet Moore, Mont gomery, Alabama. Railroad rates of fare and a half are assured If you write Harry L. Strickland, Nashville. or Emmett Moore, Montgomery, and get certifi- cate.
 The third Baptist Southwide Organ ized Class conferences, under the di- rection of the Baptist Sunday school board, meets in Atlanta, Ga., Janu- ary 15-17. 1924. Sunday school work, CTS from everx state in the south will gram is made up with the best speak CTS on organized class work. avail able. Homer Councillor, Washington, D. C., was headliner on the pro- gram at Hot Springs. Ark. last year and will, have a large place on the land, former Baptist state Sunday school secretary for Alabama, now secretary in charge of the organized class department of the Sunday school board, is not sparing time. energy or | money to make. this the greatest l lists. The complete program for the l session is as follows:
 
 Tuesday. 7:15 P. M. Music, Sunday School orchestra, MT. H. L. Ogborn. director. 7:30 song service. led by R. H. Cole man. Special music, Ladies' Quar- tette, Herrin, H. 7:50 Devotional, led by Dr. Norman W. Cox. pastor First Baptist church Savannah, Ga. Rev. Ryland Knight,
  by pr. John W. Ham, pastor Taber- nacle Baptist church s:05 Why We Are Here," Dr. I. J. Van Ness. Music, Tabernacle church chorus choir.
 s:3Q Address, pr. R. J. Bateman, pastor First Baptist church, Asheville, N. c. Special music, Mercer univer- sity quartette.
 9:15 Presentation of Gospel team work by representatives of the Agoga class, Tabernacle Baptist church, At lanta. Ga, A. N. Smith, teacher. Wednesday at 9 A. M.
 Rev. W. M. Wood, DD., Nashville. presiding
 Music, Canton. Ga. Sunday school orchestra, H. L. Ogborn. director. 9:10 Devotional, led by pr. Nor
 s:2o Sang service led by R. H. Cole man.
 $40 "The Organized class in the building of great Sunday school" Arthur Flake.
 1920 God Answers Prayer" W. L Roebuck, teacher of the Mems Bible class at Cordele, Ga. 10:50 Special music 11:oO '"fhe Organized Glass in the Rural sSunday school" A. V. Wash l burn, superintendent of Double Springs Baptist Sunday school, Shelby. N. c.
 1 11:3o Song.
 11:S6 Address by Dr. Wallace Bas- sett, pastor of Cliff Temple Baptist church, Dallas. Texas. y Wednesday afternoon at 2:15 o'clock. women's section session in l the First Baptist church building. Mrs. Wesley Norris. Dallas. Tex, presiding.
 | Special music by the ladies' guar [ tet, Herrin, I'll.
 open conference touching all phrases of the organiza tion and de- velopment ,of women's classes. Rep resentatives are requested to bring their problems Wednesday afternoon at 2:15 o'clock. Mems section, sessions in Tabernacle Baptist church. Rev. George Hyman. Tampa. Fla, presiding.
 Praise service.
 Music. Mercer university male
 Speakers will present subject for 16 minutes and answer questions for some length of time. unless they prefer to speak entire time. 2:30-"The Spirit That Creates" Dr. Joseph Brou ughton. Atlanta. Ga.
 S:00-"A Giving Glass;" H. F. Cornpropst, Frederick. Md. -
 a:3O-"six Cylinder Stewardship" | ns
 4:oo-"Reachlng Men in a Great City" c. L. Montgomery. Memphis, Tenn.
 4:so---Adtournment. weduesda, Evening At 7dB O'clock. Rev. W. M. Wood. D. D., presiding. Special music, Canton (Ga.) Sunday school orchestra. H. L. ogborn. d. rector.
 7:2o-sons service. led by R. H. Coleman.
 7i4O-Devotional. conducted by Dr. Norman W. Cox. Special music, Tabernacle church
 s:oO-"Tho Organized Glass and the Denomtnational Program" by Dr, Jchn F. Vines pastor of First Bap- tist church, Roanoke, Va. 8:4O-Special music, Mercer univer- sity quartet.
 S:45-"The Soul of An Organized Bible Class. by pr. John E. White. Thursday, g A. M.
 Rev. Ryland Knight, D. D., presid-
 Music, Canton. Ga. Sunday school orchestra, H. L. Ogborn, director.
 9Io-Dcvottcnal. led by Dr. Nor man w. Cox
 0;90-song service. led by R. H. 9:3O-"Building Great Young Peoples Department" Dr. c. 8. Dob bins, professor Southern Baptist Tho ological Seminary Louisville. Ky. 1o:00--AddresA. Prof. Rolvtx Har- Ian. University of Richmond. Rich mond. Va.
 ! 1o:35--SpeciRl music. 1 10A0-"Personality and Organised Class Work" Rev. l. B. Lee, Herrin' Ill.
 i 11:1o-Address. Homer J. Council