The Russellville Democrat., 1883-07-26

by w. M. Peeler, G. b. Moseley, r. D.
e. Montgomery and others.
fare denominational schools to be
preferred to union scho0lssn Discuss
ion onened bY ]. b. Bowden, followed
by j. X. Perriman, r. w. Austin and
Caleb Davis.
On motion each delegate was Instruct
ed to notify their respective schools
that their annual dues to this assscia-
ton is 80 cents for each delegate to
which-tney are entitled, and to have
that amount forwarded at once to the
secretary.
The following resolution was pre-
sented BY W. L. Siblcy and unanimous
Ely adopted, viz: Resolved that the
ministers OF the various denominations
be requested to preach at least one SER
mon TO each congregation under his
charge during the year on the subject Of
Sunday schools and their benefits"
Recess until ? o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Association called to order by the
president and opened with religious
services BY g. w. o. Davis.
Special committee on presidents an
nual report presented their report and
offered the following resolutiops wb:aa
were, on motion, unanimously adopt
ed, viz:
IL. That the secretary be instructed
to notify by letter each vice-president
Of his electionAnd the duties required
OF him, and urge him to strict COM
pliance Herewith.
s2. That the secretary be instructed
to have printed circular letter to be
sent to each Sunday school superin-
tendant in the county. at least one
month previous to the next annual
session Of this association; said letter
to set forth the time aud place of the
then ensuing session; the rate of repre-
scntation that each school 10 entitled
to amount of the annual dues of each
school, requesting that the same b.
sent up to the next meeting by the
hands of their delegates; and contain
ing such other matter as the secretary
may think necessary.
go. That sufficient amount of mon
ey be appropriated out of the treasury
to pay for the printing thereof and ths
necessary postage to carry out these
resolutions.
"Qualifications of Sunday Schoe
Teacher" Discussion opened by n. w
Kuhn, followed by Caleb Davis, j. X
| 1eTTimdU, VI. W ". LAWS auu othSiS
The Association then proceeded *
elect the following officers for the en-
suing year, viz: j. c. Rye, president
j. X. Perriman, secretary; W. NJ
Pceler, treasurer; J. Hszen Shinn
Robert C. Bonds. JEFF Davis, executive
committee; also the following vice-pres
idents:
For Clark township, j. J. Rye.
. Illinois g Alva Russell.
j " Holly Bend, w. D. Motif.
{. Gala Rock, George HARRISON.
Wilson, w. L. Sibley.
Griffin, f. d. 4. Montgomery.
Moreland, NJ. l.. Brigham.
Gum Log, Charley Austin.
Valley, I. S. Ray,
Dover, James Potts.
Martin, Wiley Rushing.
:. Bayliss, Martin Pless.
Liberty, Houston Birch.
{. Allen, VIM Evans.
Gala Creek, Charles Boggess.
C Sand Springs, Sterling Harris.
.s Lee, George Niece.
Convenience. A. j. Mathis.
.s Independence, G. c. Brown.
North Fork, 4. l.. Elton.
The Association selected Appleton a
the place for the next meeting.
The committee on resolutions pre-
, scented the following report, which wa
unanimously adopted:
To hePresident and Members of the Pop
County Sunday School Association:
"We, your committee on resolutions
beg leave to submit the following:
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