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Thursday, June 19, 1924.
CHOWAN BAPTIST ASSEMBLY
CHOWAN COLLEGE
Murfreesboro, N. C., July 15th to 24th 1924
MHU
The Assembly invites Baptist workers from the
Chowan, West Chowan, Roanoke and Tar River Associa
tions to attend this meeting...All others will be welcome.
There will be courses in Bible, Sunday School, Bap-
tUt Young Peoples Union and Women’s Missionary
Union. A sermon every night with good music all the
time, fine fellowship, inspiration, information and recrea-
tion awaits all.
LET’S GO!
E. L. Middleton, Director
Raleigh, N. C.
PERSONNEL OF THE PROGRAM
DR. KYLE K. YATES, Louisville Ky.
DR. ZENO WALL, Goldsboro, N. C.
REV. W, M. GILMORE, Raleigh, N. C
MR. E. L. MIDDLETON, Raleigh, N C
MR. J. N. BARNETTE, Dunn, N. ’c.
MISS MARY WARREN, Raleigh N. C.
MISS DOROTHY KELLUM, Raleigh N C
MISS SOPHIA BERGHAUSER, Asheville N C
MR. PERRY MORGAN, Raleigh, N. 0. ’
(For “Winning to Christ” or “What Baptists Believe”)
Pastors of the Association will conduct the Quiet
Hour every evening.
THE PROGRAM
A. M. Breakfast.
9:45 A. M. Classes,
1. Building a Country Sunday School, Mr.
Middleton.
2. Plans and Programs, Miss Berghauser.
3. What Baptists Believe or Winning to
Christ, (Pastor.)
9:35 A. M. Classes.
1. Senior B. Y. P. U. Manual, Mr. Morgan.
2. Intermediate B. Y. P. U. Manual, Mr!
Morgan. ’
3. Sunday School Manual, Division 1, Mr.
Barnette. ’
10:25 A, M. Classes.
1. (Book to be named), Miss Kellum.
2. The Leaven in Japan, (to be supplied.)
“The Messages of the Prophets”, Dr.
Yates. ’
3. Stewardship and Missions, Mr. Gilmore.
Worship and Praise, Mr. Barnette.
11:30 A. M.
11:15 A. M
12:30 A. M. Adjourn.
Dinner.
AFTERNOONS—Rest, Study, Recreation Fellowship
Supper.
I nn D Campus, Led by Pastors.
8:00 P. M. Sermon, Dr. Wall.
INFORMATION
.U meeting was planned since the last meeting of
the State Convention and Mission Board. Most of the
teachers are from the regular force of the departments
of the State Mission Board. Chowan College opens its
doors to the great northeastern section of our State for
this meeting. It is along lines well established in the
South to use our educational institutions during vacation
for denominational purposes.
TIME AND PLACE
The time is JULY 15-24. The first session will be
Tuesday, July 15, 8:00 P. M., and the Assembly will close
Thursday evening July 24th. The place is Chowan Col
lege, Murfreesboro, N. C. There will be adequate room
for all. The campus is one of the beauty spots in North
Carolina, no more beautiful park of shade, lawn and
flowers is to be found.
To reach Murfreesboro by rail you will leave the A.
C. L. at Cofield and drive by motor fourteen miles. From
the S. A. L. you leave train at Conway, N. C., and drive
six miles.
EXPENSES
The college opens its doors to all and will furnish
board and room. Those staying only a part of the time
will pay one dollar and a quarter a day or twelve dollars
for those who spend the entire time. There has been no
denominational appropriation. One free will offering
will be made for the printing, postage and other expenses.
Let every one plan to make this offering a liberal one. A
registration fee of one dollar will be charged all who take
complete courses.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Preachers. The Bible lectures of Dr. Yates, the
great sermons by Dr. Wall and the practical work in the
books of our Sunday School and B. Y. P. U. study courses
will help every one of them.
Sunday School Workers. There will be three courses
in methods leading towards a diploma or giving seals on
a diploma. The work in — also leads to a seal. All need
this work.
B. Y. P. U. Workers. Here will be two courses in
methods. The class in the Sunday School Manual also
gives a seal on a B. Y. P. U. Diploma.
W. M. U. Workers. The good women offer one
course in methods and one mission study cour.se. Then a
study of “Stewardship and Missions” is for all three de
partments just named.
Everybody who is seeking the inspiration, informa
tion and fellowship needed for greater vision and effic-
ciency.
FURTHER INFORMATION
In all matters pertaining to reservation, for room,
transportation from railway, or other local matters, write;
DR. CHAS. P. WEAVER, Murfreesboro, N. C.
In all matters pertaining to the program, write:
MR. E. L. MIDDLETON, Raleigh, N. C.