The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-07-07
72nd Annual Session Of JMB
District Sunday School
Education Convention to
Meet July 5th to 9Th
Theme: Arriving At Church
Unification Through An
Educational Process
Meeting in joint session the j. President

NJ. B. District Education Conven-
ton, the 22nd annual Session of the
j. NJ. B. District Song Leaders De?
partment and the First Annual SEES
sion of the J. M B. DISTRICT Church
School and Baptist Training Union
Congress, Auxiliasy to the J. NJ
B. Distrist Association will oon-
vene at the Page Grove Baptist
Churh miles east of Learned,
Miss, Rev. D. D. Smith, ST., Pas
tor, July SIS, 1915.
Using for the theme Of the meet
ing Arriving at Churh Unifdation
Through an Educational Process"
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the following topics will also be
discussed: Church Unity in its ed
Church
ucational program; Improved
Church educational stannard; Elk
tending its educatinal ministry; To
vitalize its spiritual outcome.
The Thursday session will open
at 10 A. M, with President C. A
Riley presiding. Devotion will be
led by Pagt Grove, Mt Wade, Roc
Spring. The Inspirational address
will be delivered by Rev. D. D.
Smith, Jr., The Fodum discussion
will be led by Mr. James Gooden,
DRY Sermon, Rev. D. D. Smith, Sr.
Supt. Of Mt. Helm S. S. Introduct-
Rev. R. Peterson, alternate.
High points of other sessions will
be:
Forum and Bible Quiz conducted
by Mr. C. c. Washington; Lecture,
Elder A. L. Rice; Junior and Senior
Song Leaders Period, Leader in
charge; Outdoor Scout Troop and
Cadet Company meeting; Scouter
Powell Hamilton and Cadet Leader
David Bucley in chrge
At the first nights session the
sermon will be delivered by Rev.
E. w. Wallace.
On the second morning of the
session the InspirationaI Address
will be delivered by Rev. j. H.
Taylor, Moderator of j. M. B. Asso-
citation; Lecture by Mr.. S. R. Johh-
son; Sermon on Mission, Rev. c. A.
Green. Music will be rendered by
the District chorus and solo by
Mrs. Elizabeth MCGEE of Mt. Nebo
At 12:45 the Presidents Annual
Message will be delivered.
On the second night the sermon
on Doctrine will be delivered by
Rev. w. L. Jones.
On Saturday night the address
will be delivered by Dean L. c.
Wilcher. The Congress rogram will
be in charge of Mrs. Ruby L. Wolfe
Mrs. Ora Marshall nd Miss Cleo
Chadwick.
Sunday Sshool on Sunday morn
ing will be in rharge of Dean and
Dirertor with the following di-
visional superintendent: Elenen-
tary, A. W. Wells; SECONDARY, J. A.
Parker; Adult, F. M. Evans, CLASH
firation, j. A. White.
The offihers of the Congress are
happy to inform the distriht that
they have been fortunate in sedur-
ing the servires of Mrs. Lurile
Stewart of Yazoo City, who is
head of the Music Department of
the State Congress. She will be the
guest Musician and will be assisted
by Mrs c. L. Hamilton, who heads
the Music Department of our Dis
trict. Mrs. Stewart is recognized
in this state as an authority on
church musi. She will be heard
daily on the Congress programs
Officers at the session will be-:
G. A. Riley. president; Mr.. j. S.
Kerksey, End vice-president; Mr.
A. Ferguson, End e-president;
Rev. L. c. Wilcher, Dean; Mr.. c. E.
Oats, director; MisslGA.
Oats, director; Mrs Alneta New
ton, recordins secretary; Mrs. H.
r. Haskin, corresponding secretary;
Mr.. r. S. Davis, treasurer; Mrs. c.
L. Hamilton, pianist; Miss Or Lee
Wolfe, assistant pianist; Mr.. C. c.
Washington, distrit supervisor;
Rev. A. L. Rice, lecturer; Mr.. S. r.
Johnson, lecturer. Board Members,
Rev. R. E. Willis, Rev. E. w. Wal
lace, and Rev. w. L. Jones.
I'VE train today for tomorrow's
church leadership"