The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-11-22

stances are such that different de-
nominations are thrown tugeIher
hat all should work together for
he one great cause.
Discussion on the best method of
conducting Scripture schools was
opened by WIN. Is lies. He RECON-
,nended good Christian superin
tendeBts, good live teachers who
would recognize aud interest Ihtit
pupils out OF school as we'll as ia
chOoi; recommended The one les
son system; thought Sabbath school
papers q great help.
Thomas II. Stanley would have
teachers inset their pupils with ii
cordial shake OF the hs, " hercver
they see them; he thinks that one
Of The most successful ways To keep
our classes tut.
Rachel j, frey thinks success de-
ponds very much on the prump nes-
of teachers, aud thai they -h"uld
lever promise anything To Ga, il
pupils which they do not intend 10
perform.
Catherine Hammer would hav,
teachers use an effort To make theIr
pupils feel equal with them.
j. d. Morgan offered the follow
ing resolution, which was adopted :
| ResOtced, That this Conference
recommend to all the schools with
in its limits the one lesson s. stem
and the holding OF teachers meet
ings.
Adjourned to 2 o'clock p. III.
FIFTH SESSION..
President opened session by read
ing EpisIle OF Jude.
. +. L. Stubbs gave a very short
but satisfactory and interesting
> Normal class drill, " hIch was fol,
D lowed by some comments.
/. The executive committee report
= ed the following names for officers
. TOR the ensuing year:
Executive committe: Rache
= Stubs, james Hurst, Mary Perry
Samuel B. Dillon, Sarah A. Moore
/. Jacob V. Garter, Sarah j. Hiatt
Anna 5. Thompson, Enos P. Stubs
Elizabeth NJ. Stubs, Albert A
h Bailey and ZenO w. Morgan. Pres
e ident, DIR. VIM. Hunt; Vice-Presi
a dents, Mahlon Stubs aud William
a Bales; Secretary, Martha A. HoIi
dar assistants, Julia Allen and Re
becca Morgan. For Treasurer, Cal
,r vim I. Lewis; for reporter, JOsep
N Slubbs.
/, The committee on resolutions re
ported the following which were RI
J. ceived and adopted:
ReSol0ed, lst. That we feel this
er many important facts in regard I
=. Sabbath school work has been d.
velOped during our deliberation
u and we feel strengthened and Ell
ne couraged thereby.
De I'd. That we notice with pleasur
the increasing interest manifesto
both in our Sabbath schools all
Conferences, especially by th
ID youth and children OF our land.
e Sd. That we rejoice at the receI
" efforts being made by the differeI
denominations OF Christians
evaugeliziDg the world, and that "
u regard the Sabbath school as one
The most effective means OF carr,
L. ing Oh the good work.
4th That we acknowledge OIL
r. dependence on the Holy Spirit
The advancement OF these effort
in aud that they will eventually r.
D. dound TO the glory and honor
an God.
s. 9th. That the thanks of this Coz
" terence are due to the citizens
id Fruitiand for their hospitality du
D. ing its sessions.
m 9th. That the Secretaries be al
In are hereby requested TO furnish Il
of publishers of The EMPoRIA New
and Christian Worker with ~ IA uJ
j. sis oil the proceedings OF this CuI
X ference with request for their pu
lie lication.
IN A. A. BAILEY, President.
er WILLIAM BALEs.I
~ SARAH j. HIATT 0ecre'afies'