Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-07-29


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Sunday School Convention.
The Orangcburg Missionary Union
Sunday School Convention convened
with the santcc Baptist Sunday
School OH Friday the 14th inst. At
all carly hour large number Of
Delegates and visitors were i'll wait
ing. At II o'clock A. NJ, after sing
ing, the President called the Convcn-
ton to order. The letters from the
Sunday Schools belonging to tlrs
Convention were called for, and The
names Of the Delegates enrolled. The
Convention was fully organized by
the election Of The following officers,
to wit: President, Elder d. w.
Cuttino, Vicc-Prcsidcnts, Elders j..
l.. Rollings, and w. j. Sndcr;
Secretary, NJ. j. jenkins, and Treas
urcr, j. 7. Bruce. The Introductory
sermon according to previous ap-
pointmcnt, was preached by Elder j.
L. Rollings from 1st Samuel 1lth
chapter, Sth and 3Otl verses, after
which the letters were read. The
following Sunday Schools applied for
membership, and OH motion were
unanimously received rs constituent
members of this body, and the names
Of the Delegates were enrolled, and
the President in behalf Of the Con
yention extended the right hand Of
fellowship TO the Delegates, to wit /:
Mt. Carmel, elder D. L. Spigcncr,
and j. B. Holman -Orangcburg, G.
i. Gclircls--Ebcnczcr, j. II. pcarcc
Pour Holes, j. G. Hcancy and d.
G. Bozardt-- assamassasi, Elder
f.. II. Cuttino. Brother J. a. Nc
MILAN, messenger from the Barn
well Sunday School Convention, was
welcomed by the President in behalf f
of the Convention, and invited to
participate III our deliberations. a
letter was received and read from the
St. Georges Sunday School, and on
motion the said Sunday School was
unanimously received rs member of
this body. The Convention then
went into all election for in Exccu-
tive Board which resulted i'll the
election Of Elder d. L. Spcigncr and
Brethren, j. +. Fielder, j. III. Fielder,
a. NJ. Snider, md j. G. Hcancr.
Biothcr i. Pcttucc, was
inuiin.l tn =, seat with
III our deliberations. After which
the usual Committees appointed,
and the Convention then took Il re-
cess for dinner.
AFTERNOON ESSI0T.
The Convention WAS called to
order, and reports Of Committees were
called for. Elder j. T.. Roliinrs,
Chairman Of Committee on the place
Of next meeting, submitted his report
which was adopted, THAT the next
meeting Of this body be held with The
Orangcburg Sunday School, that
Elder w. II. Parlcr, preach the
Introductory sermon, and EltlerR.
j. Edwards the Charity sermon.
The committee on religious services
through their chairman Elder, w. j..
Snldcr, reported the following pro-
grammc for Saturday which was
adopted: at 10 o'clock a. NJ, religious
services to be conducted by Brother
e. Pcttucc, followed by tho discuss
ion of the questions previously ap-
pointed. Immediately after the dis
cussion, an Essay to be read by Elder
w. j. Snidcr, after which addresses
to be delivered by Elder a. p.
Norris, and Brother II. G.. Sheridan.
Elder J. L. Rollings gave notice
'that at the noxt meeting of the Con
vcntion, that lie would Oilers rcsolu
tion TO change thc name Of this Con
vcntion.' The Convention then adj
journcd to meet Saturday morning