The Evansville journal., 1868-03-21
Gas at 8 a. Ml Divine Service aU10!
A. M-Suuday aScboo4er 3 NJ

/ viii open a Mission Sunday School IN
the Lamaseo Engine House, on Fourth
Street, tomorrow at Bpm. All chill
dren in. that neighborhood areinvited
to attend.
The Mission Sabbath School. which
meets in Crescent City Hall every Sao-
bath afternoon at 2 o'clock has in
increased to such an extent as almost
to neeessitate severing. The NUM-
Der Of children who do not attend
any other school would, we under
stand, be largely increased could
places be provided for them. The
Superintendent realizes the difficulty
keenly, and has no way y1of relieving
the school, except by requesting
scholars who are in the habit Of at
tending morning schools to. give place
to poor children. who have not been
in the habit of attending any school.
We believe he made such a request
last Sabbath, It will surely be com
piled with by all who feel that the
mission of the Crescent School is to
the poor and ignorant.
THE Sunday. School Convention of
the Indiana Conference, which as
semBles in this city on the 21st of
April, promises to be an interesting
event Preparations are making for
a large attendance, and the programme
of exercises has been arranged with a
view to keeping up the interest dur
ing the entire session of the Conven-
ton. .1rGf
Pastors and Sunday School Super
intendents in the Conference are ear
nestly requested to forward to Rev
r. Andrus, the names of all persons
expecting to be in attendance at the
Convention and wishing accOnmoda4
tons. Some time is required to pro
vide accommodations for two orithfee
hundred guests, and the names Of Yis-
itors ought to be forwarded at as early
a day as practicable. ar 4
The following is the Programme Of
Exercises; I aai p il
Tuesday, Apri1 21st-1O o clock, A.
NJ, convene for organization aud re-
ligious exercises; 2 to 3, PM, lecture
on best method of teaching youths
class, with illustrative exercises, by /
Rev. c. n. Sims; 3 to 81, PM, Sun
day School questions-responses by
II, Hays; 81 to AZ, PM, the amount
and style of singing in Sunday Schools, !
by Mr.. Arlington, Of indianapolis, |
aud K. +. Sullivan, of Mt. Vernon;
Al to 5. PM, Sunday School MisceI- /
lany; q, PM, Sunday School Dis /
course, ~ Rev. DR.. Wiley, editor Of /
Ladies Repository, with Sunday
School singing, led by the Choir. I
-' IYedhes96y, AprI 22d-S A, NJ, re- /
ligious exercises, 30 minutes; 81 to 8 /
a. ". Qualification and Duties of /
Sunday School Superintendents, by /
w. f, Brewing, Esq 8 to SO A. NJ, I
Sunday School Institute Exercise /
subject, The Trans 6guration Of T
Christ, r.. Andrus; 93 to 10 A, NJ,
Sunday School Questions. responses I
by Ingram Fletcher; 10 to II A. NJ,
Management of Infant Glasses, with +
exercises, by Rev. s. J.. F
Binkley and 5. N. Curnick; IL to III f
A. n, Qualification of Teachers, by G. +
Mutt, d. D.; 2 to p P NJ, Institute I
Exercises, by j III, Vincehtj p to 3 +
P. H., Sunday School Questions, re- I
sponses by Stephen Bowers 3. to 4 4
P. NJ, Special Duties of the Pastor to i
the Sunday School, by Revs. James +
Hill and j. j. Hight; 4 to A p, NJ,
Bible Glass Institute Exercises. by i
Rev. Geo. Parrott; Al to > P. NJ, Mis- I
cellany; 74 P. NJ, Address BY he I
Rev. Robert Allyn, d. D., President
of MKendree College, TIL, Sunday
School Singing, led by the choir
Thursday, 4priI 23d.--S to 81, A
NJ, prayer meeting; 81 to %, A. NJ,
Sacred Geography as a study in the
Sunday School, by Robert Allyn, ID.
D.; 81 to 10, a. NJ, Sunday School or
ganization and government-teu min
utes' speeches by the Superintendents
of the Schools at Centenary, New Al
bany, Wesley Chapel, indianapolis,
and Trinity, Evansville; 10 to los, A
NJ, miscellaneous five minutes
speeches on Sunday School organiza-
tion and government; los to IL, A. NJ.
Sunday Schools of the Conference, by
Rev A. Turner; IL TO ll4, A. NJ,
Mission Schools, by John F. Glover
and Rev. L. NJ. Walters , to ;, p. NJ,
chlldren's 5 mass meeting; + to 5, P. NJ,
business meeting, q, P n, Sunday
School general class meeting. Bene-
diction
We understand that Rev James
Buncie, of Madison, is about to re-
sign his parish, and that it is his in
tention to leave for California at an