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156 SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION
The following messages were sent:
Dr. B. D. Gray
819 Peachtree Street, N. E., Apartment A
Atlanta, Georgia
May 18, 1946
Remembering your work of faith and labor of love and patience of hope
Southern Baptists send you their love and best wishes, assured that you enjoy
the promised light at eventide and that your path is brightening more and more
unto the Perfect Day.
HIGHT C MOORE, Secretary
May 18, 1946
Rev. Charles E. Maddry, D.D.
Raleigh, North Carolina
Thanking God upon every remembrance of you and with appreciation of your
abiding influence and usefulness the Southern Baptist Convention regrets your
absence from this session and prays upon you the continuing favor of God.
May 18, 1946
Dr. John R. Sampey
2825 Lexington Road
Louisville, Kentucky
HIGHT C MOORE, Secretary
The greetings of love from Southern Baptists among whom you have rendered
distinguished service. We salute you as a good minister of Jesus Christ, a
teacher of teachers and preachers, a sound expositor of God's Word and a wise
leader in the field of religious education, a recognized denominational seer and
statesman. Your life and labors have shone steadily for decades, brightening
and blessing the world.
HIGHT C MOORE, Secretary
110. Associate Secretary Robert S. Denny, Tennessee, spoke o
" 'Widening Reach and Heightened Power' in Baptist Student Union
Work."
111. An address on " 'Widening Reach and Heightened Power'
in Sunday School and Training Union Work" was delivered by W. F.
Powell, Tennessee, twenty-five years President of the Sunday School
Board.
112. The Convention then finally adjourned until the time of
next annual meeting, May, 1947, in St. Louis, Missouri.
PAT M. NEFF
HIGHT C MOORE
J. HENRY BURNETT
Secretaries
President