The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-05-11

THE c. G. s. s. 4 Following is the pro-
gramIne Df exercises (to he preceded 10y an
informal meeting At the Presbyterian church.
al IL o'clock, A. NJ, Wednesday, 23d inst
for the reception of delegates and visitors J
which viii be adhered to during the eighth
annual session of the Cambria County Sab
ha'h School Association, to he held in this
place on Wednesday aud Thursday, May
23d and Path, next ensuing:
"WEDNESDAY AFTERNooN-2 o'clock. Devo-
tional Exercises. conducted by John ! Evans.
r. Address of Welcome, by Rev. John N. Mac
The Utility Of County Sabbath School AS
socalions," by George A. Kinkead: President.
DiscuSSton- Subject: The Relation of The
Church to the Sabbath School" opeued by
Rev. w. II. SettIemyer.
Appointment of Committee to select officers
DiscuSsion-Suhject: The necessity of per
TO the Sabbath School work :" opened by D. J.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING o'cIock. Devo-
tionai Exercises, conducted 10y a. j. AShe.
DScuSSi0H-Suhjecr How can the Sa bbath
School be made more cflicicnt i'm the cause of
DiscussioH-S Subject: How may the ener-
gics and activities of all the members of the
work ? opened by John Fulton Esq. '0'
Question Box Rev. T. r., Jones.
IHU KSDAY MORNINC-q o'clock. Devotional
EXERCISES conducted by VIM. \. Stewart.
tcceiving and reading reports.
Election of t,i...,.rs Tor ensuing year.
DiscusSon-Suh1ect: How Gun we spiritual
ize the workings OF the Sahbath school p open
Report of Delegate TO the State Convention
Rev. j. y. Mace unigle.
SchSSioR-Suhjeci How can we educate
the members of the sabbath School in benefi-
cenceI" opened by Rev. u. VI. Miller.
THURSDAY AFTERNOOE-2 O'Clock. DevO-
tionaI Exercises conducted by Milton Jones.
iScUSsiOil-Suhject "What benefit does the
iional Lessons; and the teacher from teachers
meetings opened by I. w Dick, Esq:
what can we do Tor themE" opened by Rev.
IL A. Fink.
the whole membership, of the Church Assem-
bling tor the study of the Word OF G cd :" open
ed by Rev. w. :. Lloyd.
Question BoX-Rev. Il. II. Jones.
Closing speeches.
The opening speeches will be limited to ff-
teen minutes; subsequent ones 70 1--WE minutes.
Executive Conmittee-C T. Roberts, ID. w.
Evans. f. IL. Barker, c. p. Title, David Davis.
KNowLEDGE is POWER. is a natl IN
of enlightened freemen. Education is the
corner stone and foundation of our govern
meut. The people are free 80 think and act
tor themselves, and that they may act wisel Y
IL is necessary that they be we'll Informed.
Every individual gain increases public gain.
Upon the health of the people Is based the
pros peritv of n nation, hy il eVery value is
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purpose while sickness thwariS the best ill.,
teutious and loftiest aims. Unto us are
committed important health Trusts, which
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health. but also TO know what remedies
should be employed for the alienation of the
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to attempt to be his own phi ysician, hut we
entreat him to acquire sufficient know ge
of his system and the laws that govern il,
thai lac may toe prepared to take care of him
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