The broad ax., 1925-07-04

Park sanitarium, Guthrie, Okla
homa.-When a human engine is con-
stantly backing into the round house
for repairs. think it must be Gods
plan to notify 10 get ready for the
final breaking down, and dumping into
the junk pile I think that I had just
well get ready to cross over, because
here am again into the round house
and it is hard to tell this time how
long ! will have to remain.
The National Baptist Sunday School
and BY.PU. Congress has just closed
one Of the most successful, most inter
esting and ! might say the most Tar
reachingest sessions ever held in the
history of that body, and the delegates
to that will spend next Sunday telling
the people about it, and some of the
superintendenets, Sunday school
teachers, presidents OF B.Y.P.U.s and
others who attended the meeting will
be inspired to do greater work in the
future and they will have new inspira-
ton to tote to those who sent them
to the meeting. Let US all give thanks
10 God They were there in large
numbers from all parts Of the country,
old and young, educated and unedu-
Gated. betwixt and between With
note books and pencils they listened
to lectures from experts, took notes,
attended the departmental meetings,
and got into the latest methods on
the department most interested. 1t is
wonderful how such a mass Of brains
got together, and want to congratu-
late from President Ramon on down
for the wonderfulness Of the meeting.
rejoice that Dr. Fl. w. Conrad got
me 50 that could be there for a
short time, and then return to my bed
and TO my private room No. A in the
Park Sanitarium.
] wish you could have been there
to have seen them special trains roll
in with sleeping cars, eating cars,
standard and tourists, and chair cars,
and just the straight up and down
cars. Every fellow was accommodated
according to his pocketbook and
means. Some used the bed cars and
eating cars, while others just became
sleepers themselves and still others
had shoe boxes and other kind Of boxes
with all the good things to eat in them,
and had enough to invite their friends
to join them in the feat but the great
est food was the feeding of the brains.
You See after all man must feed his
mind and soul as well as his body 80
as to grow into a rounded man.
The sessions were held in the forum,
which is one more big building, with
plenty Of rooms, three stories Of seats
all the way around the building. and a
wonderful stage, on which were seated
the officials and the singing people Of
one hundred voices. who all but fitted
the roof off Of the building in their
singing. E. w. ID. Isaac, the son Of
his father conducted the singing but
the main spirit in this singing business
was Miss Lucy E. Campbell, from
Memphis, Tenn, who was just born
music. think there must have been
sweet music in her crying when she
came into the world. She just puts
her very soul into this singing bust
ness. She is a genius.
Dr. Daniel WI. Cannon, Of Atlanta,
Georgia, is the president, and while he
has been in poor health for long
time his mind is we'll and fresh send
ing forth good thoughts to his people
He presided at intervals, but was as
sisted by the vice presidents. Rev. W.
II. JerHagin, d. d., Of Washington, D.
O., is what they call Vice president
At-Large' whatever that is, and then
they have the presidents Of the state
Unions, and the president Of state Sun
day school conventions as vice-presi-
dents, and what they call them in Sun
day school parlance, ! do not know,
but they are vice-presidents just the