The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-08-28

elect Lecturer, to represent this Asso-
citation through the parish, state publicly
its objects, and call for members to join
our Association, and that the Hon. Geo.
A. Kelly is hereby chosen as the Lectu-
rer of this Association.
Hon. Geo. A Kelly, offered the follow
ing which was adopted.
Resolved, That the heartfelt thanks of
this Association be rendered to Miss o.
A. Morris, organist, and the young ladies
Ts2d gentlemen composing the Gansyille
eno>tor the very excellent music rem
dered as-dng tire present session.
r. E. Mhsag, offered the following,
which was adof,ed.
Resolved, That Ne committee on pro-
gramme to be appoins.s, be authorized
TO select two ladies of ths Association.
and two gentlemen to read>~ssays and
deliver speeches at each regular Meeting.
and that one hour be allowed the ~hu
dren of the place at which we meet, fox
the reading of literary selections, recita-
tions, etc
The following resolution was unani-
mously passed.
Resolved, That we, the visiting mem-
bers of the Educational Association, teu-
der the people of Gansville, our heartfelt
thanks for their hospitality in entertain
ng us during our stay among them.
The following named members were
appointed on the committee ON pro-
gramme: Geo. A. Kelly, A. r. McDon-
aid, J. L. Durham, VIII A. Strong and
r. E. Milling.
The following was adopted
Resolved. That this Association hold
its next meeting at Mount Zion Church,
in ward 5, on Friday, 18th day Of Sept-m-
Der 1855, at 10 o'clock am.
The programme committee reported
the following:
We your committee on programme re-
spectfully beg leave to report that as per
resolution that We have made the fol-
lowing appointments for next meeting,
to-wit: ID. Horace Caldwell and John A.
selection. Miss o. A. Morris and Mrs.
Addie 2. Lewis, essayists. Subjects to
be selected. GEO. A. KELLY,
Chairman.
Rev. A. n. WALES. offered the follow
ing, which was carried.
Resolved, That we return a vote of
thanks to the editor, and WINFIELD Pub
fishing Company of the SOUTHERN SEN
TrSEL. for publishing the minutes of this
Association free Of charge, and we rec
omrnend its circulation among our young
people IS a valuable aid to Education;
and we would recommend in order to in
crease the usefulness of q home institu-
ton, that the friends of Education
throughout our parish, send in original
articles for publication te our parish pa
per calculated to give increased interest
to our cause, and that our young people
be stimulated to read our own home pro-
ductions, and that thsy also be induced
to write articles for publication in the
SOUTHERN SENTINEL.
AAA~ S0tAsAAAssS~S va SaojCSto AOi diSCuS-
sion reported the following subjects:
ssWhat may we accomplish for education
by unity of action" ''How may we unity.
The President appointed C. M. NcGinty
to discuss the first subject, and X. Z.
Milling the second.
Mr.. j. +. Wallace was introduced and
discoursed at some length, which was
very instructive aud entertaining.
On motion Of Geo. A. Kelly, r. f.
Milling was called upon by the Associa-
ton to deliver the closing address. Mr.
Milling after being informed of the fact,
was introduced and made short, but
telling speech.
After music by the choir, the Associa-
tion adjourned to meet ar Mount Zion
Church, on Friday, Sept, 18th 1885.
A. II. WALES, President.
s. n. BRIAN, Secretary.