Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-01-26
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS.
Those Who Labor in the Interest
OF an Important Feature Of
Church Work.

est to know the names ofthose who
winter and summer, can be found
at their posts Sunday after Sunday
working hard in the interest Of the
very important feature Of church
work-the Sunday school. The at
tendance at all the churches i.
quite large, the schools are all in {
fourishing condition and are pro
ductive of much good. At the
Promenade Street M. E. Churcl
John M. Marmaduke has fol
years been the superintendent,
having had charge of the school be.
fore the congregation built its pres.
ent church building on Promenade
street. Rev. E. K. Miller and j,
N. Basket each have charge of in
teresting bible classes; Mrs. Addie
Judy has a large infant class, and
the following teachers have charge
of fourishing intermediate classes:
J. A. Glandon, Prof. F. N. Peters,
]. G. Lakenan, Mrs. Maggie Davis,
Mrs. w. w. Fry, and A. B. Smith.
VIM. III. Barton is secretary, J. w.
Howell, treasurer, Lena Woodlan,
organist. There are 80 names on
the roll with an average attendance
ofS5.
The Christian Church has -four
ishing Sunday school of $50 mem
bers. B. l.. Locke is superintend-
ent, E. J. Hambidge, secretary and
treasurer; J. 7. Nelson and w. w.
Settle, leaders of vocal music; w.
B. McIntire, in charge of the re-
view. The able corps of teachers
is as follows: Miss Woodward,
Miss Maggie Bryan, Mrs. Locke,
P. w. Harding, Mrs. c. M. White,
Miss Wade, Mrs. Basket, Mrs. S.
M. Martin, Miss Polly Bryan, Miss
Mamie Morris, Miss Annie Spence,
Mrs. G. B. Mactarlane, Miss eau.
thorn, Mrs. McIntire. Bible class,
J.V. Williams; infant class, Mrs.
Mosby, Mrs. Headington.
Josiah Wright is superintendent
of the Liberty Street NJ. E. Sun
day school; G. M. Haskell, assist
ant superintendent; James Haskell
secretary; J. H. Simmons, treasur
er; Frank Head, librarian; Miss
Carrie Rankin, organist; Miss Cors
McBee, assistant; Mrs. McDermond
chorister. The teachers are J
H. Simmons, Mrs..J. III. Simmons,
J. w. Town, Mrs. J. w. Town,
Mrs. Harry johnson, Mrs. II. B
Norris, Mrs. C. H. McDerrnond
Miss Mary Wright, Miss Cora Nc.
Bee, J. III. Lawler and Charles
Field. The large infant class is in
charge of Geo. w. Chase. Aver
age attendance, 120.
There is no Sunday school organ
ization at the Monroe Street Bap-
tist church during the winter, but
in the summer months very inter
esting school is conducted under
the superintendency of DR.. 7. P
Rothwell.
John A. Guthrie is the superin
tendent of the Promenade Stree
Baptist school; s. Price Guthrie
secretary, and Miss George Guth
rie, organist. The teachers, will
the average attendance in eacl
class, are as follows: Infant class
Miss Matte Sullinger,2 20. Primary
Miss Emma Nichols, girls, 10; Mrs
A. K. Yancey, girls, s; Miss Bell
Fentem, boys, Z. Intermediate
Miss Jessie Sanderson, young lad
les. 5; Mrs. Thomas Hit, youns
ladies, s; Dr. w. v. Walker,yo
ladies, Is; J. H. Hayden, voun,
ladies, 10; J. F. Griffee, boys, 5
Rev. A. M. Vardeman, young men
6. Ladies' bible class, Mrs. w. J
Forrist, 8; gentlemen's bible class
Prof. A. K. Yancey. 6. The aver
age attendance is nearly 125.
At the Presbyterian church G. B
Macfarlane is superintendent of tn
Sunday school. J. G. Trimble, as
sistant; Walter Ryerson, secretary
s. J. Buckner, treasurer; Waite
Ryerson, organist; infant clas
teacher, Miss Leila Willis; bibl
class, 7. w. Patton; intermediat
teachers, Miss Hay, Miss McMas
ter, Miss May Willis, Miss Lizzi
Talbot, Miss Linnie Steele, Mis-
Linnie Allison, J G. Trimble, VIM
Pollock, Mrs. DIR. Russell and Mis-
Ella Stevenson. Average attend
ance, SIS.
| The Catholic Sunday schoo
begins at 2:30 p. M, and is unde
1.-THE supervision of Rev. E.. J
Dempsey, the pastor, assisted b
1.-THE Misses Matte Shea, Frank
Shea, Barry and Mr.. F. H. Mitch
lell. Average attendance, abou
65; all prosperous and there prom
Uses to be a much larger attendanc
when spring opens and childre
from the country can attend regt
larly.
\ Judge Lakeland is surerintender
lof the school al st. Paups church
The school is an interesting one. Z
Easter, C. e. Purnell, Miss Ami
Patterson, Mrs. MATHS and Jude
Lakeland are teachers.
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