The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1874-08-20
SABBATH SCHOOL CONVENTION.

singing and prayer. A. w. Long was
called to the Chair, and John L. Davis
appointed Secretary. d. s. Parry was
appointed committee of one to receive
reports of delegates from the various
Sabbath Schools. The convention re-
solved to hold general Sabbath School
celebration at jackson. A committee of
three consisting of D. Mackley, S.
Overly and Isaac Edwards was appointed
the county celebration. The following
persons were appointed committee to
select officers for the ensuing year:
Milton, D. C. Washburn; Jefferson, D.
L. Morgan; Madison, R. R. Reynolds;
Lick L. D. Lively; jackson, c. H. Will
lis Bloomfield, Daniel Williams; Liber-
ty, D. H johnson; Washington, E. D.
l.. Morgan; Hamilton, j. W, Mccoy;
Franklin, D. E. Trexler; Scioto, Jesse
Osborn.
Convention adjourned until one o'clock
p M
Met pursuant to adjournment.
Judge Longbon proposed an amend
ment to the constitution, making it the
duty of the annual convention, and not
of the Executive committee, to fix the
time of holding the annual celebration.
Carried
The committee to fix the time for
holding the annual celebration, recon-
mended Wednesday, September 9, 1874
as the time for holding the celebration
the present year. Adopted
A committee of three, consisting of
Rev. J. Z. Gibson, Davis Mackley and
Jonathan Davis, were appointed on reso-
lutions.
Judge Longbon then made verbal re-
port as delegate to the State Sabbath
School convention, which he attended at
Tifin, in June last. He appeared to be
of opinion that the State Sabbath School
convention was failure He then pro-
posed repeal of that part of the consti-
tuition which provides for the appoint
ment of three delegates to the State con-
vention. Adopted
The committee to recommend officers
made the following report
For President Judge Evans
Vice Presidents-Milton, Lot Davis
Jefferson, Henry Horton; Madison, Jo-
seph Rule; Lick, L. D. Lively; jackson,
Joseph Deity; Bloomfield, John ]. Ev-
ans; Liberty, VIM Callaghan; Washing
ton, J. A. Sell; Hamilton J. w. Mccoy
Franklin, j. w. Vaughn; Scioto, Grife
Dixon
Recording Secretary, E. D. L. Morgan.
Corresponding Sec'y, j. w. Longbon.
Treasurer, William Vaughn.
Executive Committee, A. W. Long, c.
K. Crumit, A B. Monahan, VIM. Sylves,
ter and C. II. Willis.
It was moved that the election be
made item by item. All were elected
until it came to the Executive Commit
tee, when considerable discussion arose
1t was moved and seconded that the
names of DR.. A. B. Monahan, DR.. C. K
Crumit and DR.. VIM. Sylvester be strick
en- out, and the names of Rev. II. J. Carr
Rev. M. R. Wheatcraft and T. L. Hughes
lJEs OC SuOot1bUISds AOOp16Oy anu GAS
above named parties elected.
The following schools were represent
ed by the following delegates:
rahamsville-Jam ames Haley and J. R
Jacobs.
Four Mile-D. E. Trexler and Hiram
Steward
Moriah-D. L. Morgan and Isaac Ed
wards.
Freedom-No delegate
Zion Valley-Joseph Deity and C, H
Willis.
Hamilton-Harrison Canter and J. w
Mccoy.
Central Union-J. E. Fry and L. A
Chenoweth
Presbyterian, Jackson-Rev. J. K
Gibson, J. J. G. Evans, John H. Lloyd
A. c. Van Dyke and J. R. Booth.
NJ. E. Sabbath School, Jackson-J. w
: Longbon and J. L. Grimes.
:, Providence-J. A. Osborn.
Portland-Dr, W s. Tyrrell and T. ]
Harrison.
! Byers' Station-E. D. L. Morgan ant
: L. Foster.
| Pleasant Hill-Jackson Workman, Co
lumbus johnson and Abraham Cox.
Mount Zion-J. NJ Arthur and Adam
Blair.
, Horeb-D. L. Morgan.
+ Rice's-A G. Wiseman and C. Hank
| Madison Furnace-R. R. Reynolds anC
Andrew Henson.
[ Jackson Welsh Presbyterian-J. ]. c
t Evans and John A. Lloyd.
f Morris Chapel-Jsmes F. Rice and L
!. D. Lively.
t Pleasant Hill. ]. Busler and Johl
1 Cassidy.
E Gross Roads,. J. Long and G. w
T johnson.
r Buckeye Furnace-John o. Evans. D
! Nickell
Finley Chapel-R. H. Wilson and A
8 s. Robbins.
a Zoar-Daniel Williams. and Jonathan
: Davis.
Oak Hid. D. Williams and j. S
Parry.
Pleasant Grove-Samuel Overly ant
! D. HI. Johnson.
Aten's-J. A. White and w. L. Lewis
Salem-W. j. Kirkendall.
> Mt Zion-G. W. Eubanks and
: Jones.
The convention instructed the Execu