The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-27

lowed by Bros. s. Post, Rev. VIM
Bishop. Rev. w. A. Simkins, Rev
Wright, Bros. Price, Anderson and
DIR: VanEatOn. DR.. Bishop rees,gniz.
Is four important factors. LIST. Teach.
er; Ind, Scholar; 3rti, Subject Taught
and 18th How to Teach. Thought il
important teachers should be christian
believers. Rev. w. A. Simkins rec
commended teachers meeting as a spe-
cial preparation for the work. Bro.
Wright thought there was a necessity
for making every means possible avail
able. Bro. Price believed preparation
BY prayerstrengthening Of faith essen
tial, also favored teachers meetings
where practicable. Bro. Anderson
considered thorough knowledge of the
Bible necessary and DR.. Van Eaton con-
sidered that Sunday School literature
would supply the proper amount of
knowledge required,
Under the head Of Miscellaneous
Business the Secretary's report for last
semi-annual meeting Of the association
was called for, but the Secretary did
not have q copy of ii, owing to the fact
that the paper in which the minutes
were printed was away at the bindery.
1t was moved and carried that the
committee on programme be discharg-
ed.
Reports of different schools were
given. There were more schools re-
ported and represented than at any pre-
viOus convention, showing that the
interest in Sunday Schools Is increas-
l.
an aggregate of ,649 scholars. Weare
were not reported but we hope that
every school in the county will be rep
resented ut the next convention.
Report of the Treasurer was then re-
ceived and showed no lack of funds.
Treasury contains money sufficient for
q years expenses.
Invitations for the reception Of the
next convention were given. Several
were given. Invitation Of Bro0kville
was accepted by vote of convention.
Committee on programme was next
appointed: Rev. Wright, Geo. Hora-
boom and +. &. Baker
Thursday. May Goth, $50 A. M
Opened with devotional exercises.
Rev. Davis being absent DIR. Dodd adj
dressed the convention on the progress
work "'
The question of need of mission work
in our Sunday Schools was opened by
Bro. Wright, followed by X. Anderson,
Price and others.
DIR. DOdd offered the following resO-
luton. Resolved, That each school in
our county should adopt some formal
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