The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-06-27
WHOLE NO. 274.

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Unionn 5 ur. highly respected Ex
Pres. Chas. Holman AT 3:a5. "The
Ghurch's relation and duty to this
work." was presented by c. P. Par
kill; "ActivttYsib s. S. work every
ChrisiiEes dssY So a deed,y you reap
q hat sow hbA you reap char
acter; these'tIvths we're very forcibly
driven home to our heaftsI "Teach-
ing the Teachers, How nd What; +"
by w. ], Lemon instruettest AIS,
| p. m, "Unequipped, unsuccessful" !"
by Rev. Geo. M. Reynolds was brim-
full of valuable suggestions; music was
generouly interspersed, Question Box
Adjourned at $40 p. m.
III Evening Session June 10th 1884
Med t6 order at s.. p: m. by Pres.
Reynolds inthe'chair, music an an
thepsby, Laingsburg Choir. sDevo.
,ionafevereises lead by Rev. Isaac
Horton music by Bennington Orches'
ira Estate Work" was very briefly
touched upon by Mrs. H., WV Ran
dolph;sthe main point taken was that
the S. S. generally are very slack ip-
deed III reference to- their financial
duties; Immediately afterward Col
lection for the State Work was taken
amounting to s5,75 music by Pri-
mary class of Girls very nicely rem
dered, at $40, p. ms Rev. Geo. H.
Wilson presented the theme "The
Church Bible school, very instructive
and right to the point Bro. Wilson
has discovered the true Way to teach
bepeVolehce, at 9:I5 we were favored
| with an instrumental duett by the
Bennington Orchestra. Adjourn
Wednesday Morning June nth.
Session opened at o:3o, a. m. with
devotional exercises lead .Aby Rev
Jas. Verney. Music by Convention
Reports of Township work were
again taken up. Caledonia doing
we'll as a township prosperous, and
successful, No, of schools Sat o:45 a
m. "The Bible our Text Book and
final Authority" was the topic pre-
sented the association by Rev. Isaac
Horton of Byron, very comprehen-
sive,,ishsing our only authority.
"WAtan be done through the S.
S. to promote more general study
of the Bible at home" was the head J..
ing of topic presented by Rev. Jas.
tUerney. Alasit one of our greatest
needs, but was very ably discussed
and good deal of good advice CIV
len. The subtopic "the bible in les
son preparation, and class instruc.
ton" was given by Rev. Mr.. fowler
Of Corunna: "The Why and how OF
reaching and applying the TRUTH"
was sub-topic on which Rev. F.
Strong gave very Strong and forcible
thoughts; at Io:45 d. m. w. d.
Castle built an ark on canvas with
crayons, and told Of the different
ways of getting into it, at 1o:I5 a. m,
the motion made last Nov. in refer
ence to our future meetings being
held annually instead of semiannual.
ly was taken from the table and dis.
cussed, and again laid on the table;
Motion that 'the County S. S, Su-
Herintendency is practicable" was
lost. PREVIOUS motion was again
taken fromthe. table, Motion made
that the Convention be held Semi
annually as heretofore,Nwas carried.
The next session will be helat Nor
rice. -
Delegates to State S. S. ConSSas
toin were Mr.. Chas. Hollister, Rev
V. Norton Clark, Rev. Isaac Horton.
The following report of committee
on Bible Society. The Committee to
whom was referredthe question of a
revival of the Shia. Co. Bible Society
in Conjunction with the Shis, CO. S.
S. Asso. after conference beg leave to
make the following report, Ist we
make recognition of the worth Of the
worksucha society could do; 2nd We
see no need of any antagonism of in
terests but rather combination OF
interests, that would materially aid
the Co. and Township Asso. in S. S,
work and help add interest to the
meetings of this Asso.
/ 3rd We recommend the appoint
ment OF a Com. of S, with full power