The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-25
SPECIAL CLASSES
WILL Be OFFERED
AT LEAGUE MEET
Several Hundred Dele
gates To Attend Ses-
sions In Birmingham
REDUCED RAIL RATE
ALLOWED FOR EVENT
Birmingham Southern
College Host To Sew
enteenth Convention

Several hundre d members OF the
Epworth League will gather here June
2 to 8 for the seventeenth annual SEES
sion conference and institute Of the
North Alabama district. All sessions
Of the conference will be held ut Bir-
mingham-Southern college, and ar
ranTements already are being made to
accommodate the visitors expected.
Special rates on all railroads, OF
fare and one-half for round trip. have
been granted to the assembly. Round
trip tickets will be on sale May 70 to
June A, and will be good for return
until June ID, it has been announced.
The entire equipment ct Birming-
ham-Soutkern college will be turned
over to the conference during this week.
Rooming accommodations will be pro-
vided for large number of the dele
gates, and arrangements are being
made to have space for the young men
attending who so desire to pitch tents
on the campus.
Glasses in Bible study, church his
tory, polity, government, Epworth
league methods, administration, adver-
Using, recreation, dramatics, public
speaking, mission study, stewardship
and vocational guidance will be taught
each morning by experts.
The afternoons will be devoted 10
recreation such as volleyball, basket
ball, tennis, croquet and mass athletics
in Munger bowl, the college athletic
field. Hikes over the surrounding coun-
try also are being planned.
On Saturday night, June Z, stunt
night will be held, at which time each
district delegation will present a feat
at Munger bowl.
Faculty Members
Leaders in church work from all
parts of the country have been OBJ
tanned for the faculty of the institute.
Members of the faculty announced by
the committee in charge of arrange
ments are: DIR. Frank w. Brandon,
Montgomery Rev. o. r. Burns, Dade-
vile; DIR. s. L. Dobbs, Birmingham !;
Miss Elizabeth Duncan, Birmingham |;
Mrs. B. B. Glasgow, Athens; DIR. f.. II.
Gardner, Basonville Rev. R. w. Green,
Birmingham; Paul s. Haley, Oakman
Miss Jean Harms, Admission Rev. G.
T. Harris, Admission Rev. H. N. Hurst,
Tuscaloosa Rev. r. Fl. Howard, Pied
mont; Rev. T. H. johnson, Alexander
City; Rev. s. o. Kimbrough, Birming-
ham; Mrs. r. e. Neigh, Bexar; Henry
Naylor, Avondale; Rev. e. B. Norton,
Sylacauga Rev. U. s. Pitts, Ensley !:
G. w. Carver, Athens; Rev. J.. Il. Saw
age, Crestwood, KY; Rev. r. 7. Ty@
Ter, Athens; DIR. p r. Knickerbocker,
Paris, Texas; Rev. e. 9. Mackay, Bir-
mingham; Rev. W. NJ. Mcdonald, Biz
mingham; DR.. L. G. Branscomb, An
niston; Rev. e. o. Hardin, Nashville,
Tenn. Rev. NJ. B. Lazenby, Birming-
ham; Rev. Roy E. Farley, Etowah,
Tenn. Rev. B. 7. Cantrell, Pratt City /;
Rev. Fl. T. Strout, Headland; Rev. /.
L. Carlton, Huntsville; Mrs. w. +.
Price, Birmingham DR.. w. +. Price,
Birmingham; Mrs. A. N. Kirby, Wood
lawn; DR.. Guy e. Snavely, Birming-
ham; Rev. William G. Echols, Birming-
ham; Rev. p. B. James, Tuscaloosa
DIR. w. A. Whiting, Birmingham; Rev.
H. B. Vaught, Jefferson City, Tenn.
Rev, ]. A. ]. Brock, Birmingham; D. p.
McLendon, Birmingham; Amos N.
Kirby, Woodlawn; Miss Catherine
Cobb, Nashville, Tenn. i; DR.. L. NJ.
Spivey, Birmingham; Prof. A. g.
Loehr, Birmingham; II. d. Cullen,
Birmingham Rev. w. Il. Faust. East
Lake; Rev. J. e. Morris, Tuscaloosa
Rev. o. X. Lamb, Ensley: Rev. B. T.
Waites, Bessemer; Rev. V. H. Hawkins,
Tarrant; w. D. Saunders, Norwood:
Rev. K. N. Mathews, Ensley; 7. II.
Kirby, East Lake; Rev. Claude Orear,
Tuscaloosa Rev. w. E. Morris, Nor
wood: Rev. w. Z. Bartee, Acipco
Prof. w. d. Perry, Birmingham: Rev.
G. +. Cooper, Alfalfa Rev. ]. A Gray,
Talladega; Rev. l. +. Hawkins. Bir-
min1ham