Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-22
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Friday and Saturday. end and
3sd of MaysIS79

Friday and Saturday, end and
ssd of May,:Is79.
PROGRAMME OF EXERCISES.
FIRST DAY-93 AN.
| l. Devotional Exercises.
| ?. Address of Welcome by w. A
Anderson.
3. Response by the President J. A
Rayl. Music.
4. Permanent Organization. Music
5. How Can we Increase the Num-
Der and Efficiency of the Sunday
schools of cur County. Music
! s. What Constitutes bad Superln-
! tsudenL and Teacher? Music.
! AFTERxo3N sEssION-13 O'CLOCK.
7 Hay to Conduct a Sunday-school
| Session. Music.
Reports of the Vice President and
! District Vice Presidents. Music.
EVENING sEssION-63 O'CLOCK.
This exercise will consist of a grand
! Jubilee, participated in by the children
and trained classes of singers, with
| short addresses by prominent speakers.
| SECOND DAY MORNING SESSION, 8
O'CLOCK, A. NJ. MUSIC.
g. How to Bring all Glasses of a
Community into the Sunday-school
Music.
10 The Finances of a School-How
managed. Music.
IL. The Necessary Apparatus and
how to use it, Music.
(A) Map-draWing and Drill on Sa-
cred Geography. Music.
OBJ Infant Glass tel aching Illustrated
from the Black board. Music.
(C) Reviews Conducted From the
Chart. Music.
AFTERNOON sEssION-1:3O O'CLOCK.
ter Sustain to the Sunday-schooI
Cause, and How Can They Best Pro-
mote its Interests? Music.
13 Miscellaneous Business and Adj
jOurIment. Music.
The various questions will be opened
ia a ten minutes speech by some one
selected for that purpose, which will be
followed by five minutes speeches
from members of the Convention.
Vice Presidents reports will be made
on the first day, and it is, therefore,
very important that they be in attend
snce at the opening Of the Convention.
Persons can reach the Convention
from all parts Of the county on horse
back, or by other conveyance if con-
veuient, or they can come by train to
We desire every school, which has |
not already done so, to appoint dele |
gates on next Sabbath morning, and |
request everyone to be present at the |
opening of the Convention.
A representative from each of the |
city papers is invited to be present and |
report the proceedings of the COnven- |
ton. Every accom- mediation and
courtesy possible will be shown them.
The following gentlemen have been
appointed TO vacant districts, who will |
make out the reports for the same, viz /: |
Ar. Brown, OF the Sth; 18th, Samuel |
Webb; 205h, J. H. Farmers; 4th, ALI. |
Hall; 22ud, \. G. L Callen; 9Th, Prof |
Patterson.
Miss X. Aannah Crozier, Mrs. DR.. |
Bentley, Mics Hattie Champion aHd |
Mr. KrutCh have been engaged as or
ganis,s for the sessions of the COnven-
tiCn.
Every one within five miles of the |
church is requested to bring dinner.
The Chairman Of the Committee on
Music, w. 4. Anderson, desires the |
schools to form one grand choir for all
the sessions OF the Convention.
/ am also happy To announce that
w. +. CunmIns Of the " Music EN-
pOTiUm " has rendered the use of q
new grand pipe com binatiOn organ, for
~ aiCn he will receive the thanks of all.
Every hing gives promise of grand
gathering. Let everybody come.
~. L. MURPHY,
Y. P. If K I. > 5 Con. for Knox Co.