The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-17
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Mis-, Manic NrI-uu, William
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and Mis-, 9, Howard, ui Auslm'
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hurklr, of Liberty llill, g., ", smith "i
GONZALES; W, T., Penn, VI, a., Penn,
Elton &. Pom, q. Il, IarnoS ANA
", II, Coleman, of IdlcsiiLri
4. VI. Davidson, T.. +. Brown, Miss Ball,
Mrs. Rail, H. HALL, Mrs, 4, Crouch Of
Mckinney; T., ", odcu, 20. Odcn, T.
\. Murphy of llrn,aulun; g.. W. Pick
ctr, Mrs. Pickett, Mrs; Eva Holmes ct
Bcnisun; VI, T., Martin ut Kyle; j, H.
Kmhrmgh, Mrs, kimhroush, Miss
Joe. Kimhnrousn, Mrs. VI. Cummings.
al Wcathrrfurd; j. u, Kelly,
.iouslon: j. u. crowley, SHEER
man; W. l.. l.nnford, Audrey;
4. VI. Tulcy, Dallas; u. u. Allen, Mr..
Allen, Miss Mollic Brown, of Arlington;
j. r. Jones and daughters Pilot Point;
Il. q. BlrSr, Morgan; Mrs. Mcdaniel,
SULPHUR Springs; II. !. T.. Williams,
Misses Leila Mills and susie \, spencer
i. &. spencer, Thornton; Miss Allie
Chapman, ". s.. org, !. II. Mcintosh,
prniriu N'.N'.,s - - l..rf |. W.
Roberts, \. T.. lrNuryah, r. :. ltuckcr
Cedar min; II, VI. Burroughs Wichita
Fails.
III" third day OF The state sunday
school and culprr,agc convention was
carried ont ~ published In the iiERki
sunday morning. The fourth dnN
,Mpnduyl opened with devotion,
bV \. Il. Scott, -! Lancaster,
and following the duVoiionS came tn
most prominent subject of The day: 81
II desirable 10 change the dnirS OF ~
Scuhly "f the Texas S'ua31E-Srhuul ami
Colpurtngc convention So rs no,
to include the Sahhth days.
Eloquent speeches were made on the
negative and Affirmative of IA" above
question, and like many important
questions. Il continues open Ia debate.
W. NJ. Jordan. of kNlr'
read his essay on "!alcrntn""
nf Baptist NunlaNs-choolS.' Me.
the discussion and the essay, opening
addresses were delivered by W. l..
Brown, of Paris, and j. IL. Kiln
brough. of Wcuthcriord, and next
came an ESSAY ON Sundny-School
Music, by t.. l.. shook, of Hclton.
Beside miscellaneous business. Pinknry
Hawkins, of Anderson, and NJ. T.
Matthew, of Temple, deliNcrc" addresses,
and thus the convention closed ut l2:3l
o'clock Yesterday. Major Penn and
Miss Fanny li.Murphy have contributed
much by their powerful singing.
Part Of the business of yesterday was
the appointment of w. X. Maxwell, of
Bolton. State Superintendent of sun
dav-schools, with duties added to look
after missionaries and colportcrs. Ills
assistants are j. {. Gentry, of Alto.
Cherokee c0unty:D. \. Wilson, Rciugio;
Rufus F'igh. l.aVcrnia: l.. II. Mllllcan,
Burnct: and II. T.. Callahan, of Mincola.