The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-13
BROWN REVIVAL
 PLANS LAID OUT YLEADERS HERE
September Organization Perfected To Conduct
 Religious Event

 Sunday, January 4, in the municipal auditorium have been completed under the direction of an advisory committee of 22 composed of many of the leading ministers and laymen of the Birming- ham district.
 The foundation plans for the cam paign as outlined by Clarence l.. Virgin, advance manager for the Brown com pany, who has an office at the central Y. M. c. A. include the division of the community into 27 sections. The sec tions are arranged entirely as to terri tory. For instance, Ensley is sepa- rate section, as is East Lake, Wood- lawn, Etc.
 With the approval of the advisory board, the following committees have been named: Prayer meeting commit tee, composed of the women of the churches. This committee is to plan for prayer for the success of the meet ing and before Christmas some of the prayer services are to be held, all of them in homes.
 Second is the minute mems commit tee," charged with the responsibility of furnishing full information to the church congregations concerning the re- yival, and this committee is also to name q personal workers committee. In con nection with the work of this commit tee Mir. Virgin said: 'Mr. Brown and his company do not attempt to bring the revival here in grip. We all realize that the most hearty co-opera- tion is necessary from all concerned If the campign is to be as extensive as we hope and trust"
 The third committee is called the "womans work committee" com plete census, as to the number Of em- ployed women in the district will be taken by members of this committed; also times and places for special meet ings with the women will be arranged by this committee. Mrs. Loren G. Jones, pianist for the revival company, will be director of this committee.
 The fourth is the ushers committee. It will be composed of large number of men, who will see to seating of the crowds.
 Arrange Speaking Dates
 What Mir. Virgin calls ''the openings committee" is the fifth on the list. This committee will arrange speaking dates for Evagelist Brown, before business and luncheon clubs.
 ''The young peoples committee" is the sixth, and its members are to plan meetings for many groups of young peO- ple, to be addressed by attractive and forceful speakers.
 "The committee on secretaries" was named seventh by Mir. Virgin. Members of this committee are to arrange all plans for the conduct of the after serv- ice or after-meetings, which are to fol- low the gospel appeals made by the evangelist at the morning and evening services.
 The final committee named by Mir. Virgin is "the shop committee" The director of the work of this committee will be Rev. Gid Higgenbotham of Cali fornia, a me.Lber of the Brown com pany.
 Personnel Of Company
 The personnel of the revival company is as follows John Edward Brown, evangelist; Clarence l.. Virgin, advance manager; Loren G. Jones, soloist and di- rector of chorus Mrs. Loren G. Jones, | pianist and director of women's work and young peoples work; Clyde Kilby, 1 secretary to evangelist and young peo- pie $ WOEheTs heN. biu I1lSScIiDolhall director of shop work; Miss Jean La mont, director of prayer groups and Bible study.
 The members of the advisory board are: Rev. L. E. Brubaker, chairman MT. R. A. Porter, vice chairman; Rev. H. E. Cavaleri, Rev. c. NJ. Coffelt, Rev: 1 J. A. Cook, Dr. J. E. billiard, Dr. ". R. Dobyns, Rev J. $. Eddins, Dr. H. M. Ed monds, Rev. R. L. Harrell, Rev. W. H. Mansfield, Rev. J. B. Meacham, Dr. W. F. Price, Dr. R. N. Simpson, Dr. George R Stewart. Rev. H. c. Walton, Mr. W. M. Cosby, MT. Crawford Johnson, Jr., MT. E. E. Linthicum, Mir. A. D. Peck, MT. J. Frank Rushton, Mir. J. A. Yam.