Wade & Webb Family History

The Lee County Sunday School convention: R. D. Webb of Auburn re-elected president, J. O. Webb of Waverly superintendent of teachers' training

26 August 1912 · The Birmingham Age-Herald (Birmingham, Ala.)

Named here: Reuben David Webb, John Osceola Webb

The page of The Birmingham Age-Herald (Birmingham, Ala.) that carries the item
The Birmingham Age-Herald (Birmingham, Ala.), 26 August 1912, page 3 · the whole page

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GOOD WEATHER IN OPELIKA DISTRICT

The Lee County Sunday School Convention Over

Opelika, August 25.—(Special.)—For the past two weeks this section has had almost perfect cotton weather, and great progress has been made. …

The Lee County Sunday School convention closed a most successful two days' session at Salem yesterday evening. The following officers were elected: R. D. Webb of Auburn, re-elected president; J. G. Beasley of Auburn, re-elected secretary and treasurer; th[e] Rev. T. J. Hutchison of Auburn, superintendent adult movement; superintendent home department, Miss Mary E. Smith, Opelika; superintendent elementary department, Miss Leland Cooper, Auburn; superintendent secondary division, Mrs. Walter Cullars, Opelika; superintendent teachers' training, J. O. Webb, Waverly; superintendent missions, Miss Marian Knapp, Auburn; superintendent temperance department, Dr. H. H. McNeill, Opelika. District presidents—No. 1, J. L. Howard, Smith station; No. 2, L. M. Wade, Smith station; No. 3, J. R. Crawford, Salem; No. 4, W. E. Lamb, Marvyn; No. 5, E. F. Cauthon, Auburn; No. 6, E. T. Peddy, Loachapoka; No. 7, K. L. Wallace, Opelika, R. F. D. Executive committee elected, Dr. J. T. Anderson, Auburn, chairman; J. W. Melton, Opelika, R. F. D.; J. W. Harris, Phenix; J. I. F. Tharp, Waverly; A. E. Barnett, Opelika; Frank Jackson, Opelika; J. B. Greene, Opelika; Mrs. C. C. Thach and Miss Kate McElhaney of Auburn. The year's work in the Lee county Sunday schools shows wonderful growth. The enrollment increased from 4023 last year to 5119 this year. A feature report showed that of the total white population of the county, 13,223, there is about one-half of this number members of Sunday schools, or 6246. …

Citation: "Good Weather in Opelika District. The Lee County Sunday School Convention Over," an Opelika dispatch dated 25 August, The Birmingham Age-Herald (Birmingham, Ala.), 26 August 1912, p. 3; image, Chronicling America, Library of Congress (https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85038485/1912-08-26/ed-1/?sp=3).

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Reuben David Webb Office "R. D. Webb of Auburn, re-elected president" of the Lee County Sunday School convention, August 1912 — new
Reuben David Webb Residence Auburn, 1912 1910, Auburn, Lee County agrees
John Osceola Webb Office "superintendent teachers' training, J. O. Webb, Waverly", August 1912 — new
John Osceola Webb Residence Waverly, 1912 1910, Roxana, Lee County; 1920, Waverly, Chambers County agrees (the reunion report of August 1912 also has him at Waverly)