The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-23
Mission School : Is In Session
 At Selma

The first annual meeting of the WO- mains Summer School of Missions of the Presbyterian church of Alabama is in session at Magnolia Beach. It will close August 2. Mrs. Frank NJ. Jones of Birmingham, vice president at large of the Alabama Synodical and Chair man of the School of Missions has sent out the program. Mrs. w. k. Dobyns is chairman of the program committee and Mrs. w. E. Kinds president of the Synodical with Mrs. Jones assisted on the program.
 The program for the remaining days of the school follows:
 Saturday, August 23.
 s 8:00-Devotional service-Miss Cum ming.
 S:15-The Romance of Home Mis- sions-Miss Haley.
 :00-The Standard of Excellence 1; Auxiliary Budget-Mrs. Bramlett.
 9:45-Parliamentary Law Glass Mrs. Shawhan.
 10 0:30-Intermission wi,h songs.
 10 :45-The Man of God-Dr. Hull. Il :30-Mission Study-Ming Kwong Mrs. Kinds.
 12 2:15-Noon recess.
 6 :45-Vesper services on the beach. :45-Song service.
 s :OO-Pageant of the Year by Mrs. Frank NJ. Jones. Directed by Mrs. J. C.. Baker.
 Sunday, August 24.
 9 :30-Sunday school.
 10 :OO-The Provision of God-Dr. Hull.
 Il :00-Divine Worship.
 6 :45 p. m.-Vesper services on the beach.
 :45-Song service.
 s :OO+The Worship of God-Dr.
 Monday, August 25.
 s S:O0-Devotional service-Miss Cum ming.
 S:15-The Romance of Home Mis- sions-Miss Haley. 9:OO-Duties of Officers and Cause Secretaries-Mrs.B Bramlett.
 9;45-Parliamentary Law Class Mrs. Shawhan.
 10 ;30-Intermission with songs.
 ID ;45-The Kingdom of God-Dr. Hull.
 Il ;3O-NIissiOn Study Ming Kwong- Mrs. Kinds.
 F :16-Noon recess.
 O~AC NC0pCA SCEN1GC OH L0E DGdt0. :46-Song service.
 5 S:OO-Mrs. R. G. Hershey presiding. Round Table Conference-Mrs. Riv- CTS Ross.
 Tuesday, August 26.
 500 = Devotional services - Miss Cumming.
 S:15-The Romance of Home Mis- sions-Miss Haley.
 5 9:OO-Group Conference and the Presbyterial-Mrs. Bramlett.
 :45-Parliamentary Law Glass Mrs. Shawhan.
 ID :30-Intermissio with songs, Hull
 ' :45-Song service. Hull. II :SO-MissiOn Study, Ming KwOne Mrs. Kinds. 12 :30-Noon recess.
 6:45-Vesper services on the beach. :45-Song service.
 :OO-Miss Martha Bruce presiding. Address-Rev. R. A. Brown.
 Wednesday, August 27.
 $ :OO-DevotiOnal service-Miss Cum 8:15-The Romance of Home Mis- sions-Mill Haley.
 9:O0-Devotional and Bible Studv in the Auxiliary-Mrs. Bramlett.
 9 :45-Parliamentary Law Glass Mrs. Shawhan.
 10 O:30-Intermission with songs.
 10 :45-The City of God-Dr. Hull II :30-AIission Study, Ming Kwong Mfrs. Hinds.
 12 :1R-NoOn racaSS
 6:46-Vesper services on the beach. :45-SOng service.
 :OO-Mrs. Pitts presiding.
 Address-Rev. A. c. McKinnon. Con- go, Africa.
 The personal of the men and women attending the School of Missions in- eludes some of the brainiest people of Alabama: Mrs. Frank Jones is from Birmingham, and is vice presidential large of the Alabama Synodical and chairman of the School of Missions. Mrs. Kinds formerly of Auburn is pres ldent of the Alabama Synodical Auxili- ary. Miss Sue Haley is from Atlanta, and is secretary of litereature of the Home Missions Committee Mrs. Alex Fltts IS from Selma, and is president Of the Tuscaloosa Presbyterial. Dr. Marion Hull is from Atlanta, and Sun day school worker.
 Mrs Shawhan comes from Mobile and specializes in parliamentary law. Miss Martha Bruce is from Montgomery and IS president. of East Alabama Presby- terlal, and hos worked in the cause for long time. Mrs. Andrew Bramlett comes from Columbia S. C., and is chairman of the woman's advisory com mlttee and president of the Synodical of South Carolina. Mrs. Fullerton Hooper who will attend as delegate from Selma, was popular president of the Alabama Federation of Women's clubs and a devoted church-woman.
 Mrs. R. c. Hershey comes from Bir- mingham and is president of the North Alabama Presbyterial. Mrs. J. c. Baker Is president of the Auxiliary of the Cen tral church of Mobile, and Miss Grace also from Mobile, is director of young peoples work from Government Street church. Mrs. W. R. Dobyns chairman of the program committee is from Bir- mingham. Rev. R. A. Brown is super intendent of colOred peoples work.
 Those going from the auxiliary of the First church will be Mrs. John Bell, Mrs. David Kennedy, Mrs. Fullerton Hooper and Mrs. Alex Pitts, and Mrs. Rivers Ross, all of whom are prominent in, the work of the auxiliary, and out standing women in the munity.