Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-07
PROGRAMME OF EXERCISES
FOR TIE rHREs sEssIoNs OF the SUN
DAr SCHOOL O0NvENs sros.
Addresses 70 ne Delivered by Rsvs Hsrritcn
naupt Dohptr and Moran-Aiss comn. Of
msiisrsviiis Normal school. 10 Espiaia
Model Lessons For Infant Ulassta

COLUMBIA, Deo THE Sunday aehool
convention will commence this evening at
7:30 O'Clock, In the Methodist Episcopal
church. The convention is composed Of
delegates from ali Sunday schools from
Columbia, Lancaster city, the Hempfslds,
Manor, Lancaster, Peques, Conestoga and
Aartic townships The programme In full
for the three sessions ~ - follows: e.
Friday evening eossion-Devotioual Ser
Vice, Rev. Thomas Harrisr a I; opening
addr0sh Rev, Thomas HarrIson responte
% opening address, A, r. Myers, Mount.
Scriptures, Rev. 9. Il. Haupt, Lancaster,
Pa music; discussion, Eve minutes
4 Saturday morning-D EMOTIONAL service;
report Of delegates and appointment OF
committees; music; model lessons for intent
class, Mathilde Il. Colin; discussion, th 70 /,
minutes speeches; music; address, Tho
Graded System. Rev. II. b. Dohnor, Ian.
Lancaster, Pa; discussion; close.
Saturday tternoop-Devoiionsl service /;
report OF committees and election OF officers;
address, The effect Of the present Sunday
o,hool tystem upon the attendance Of the
children st church; discussion, Rev.
Thomas Thompson, M. d., Lsncastcr, Pa !;
mueic; queAtion box address, How shall
We teach temperance in the Sunday school?
Rev. Il. J. Clay-Morsn, b. D., Columbia,
- 0lSCubSIUu huu ClCBos
Oae of the features of the programme
will be the model lsseon for the infant
c!sss by Miss Cof1p, OF the Millersville
Normal school. She has consented to teach
3 Sunday school cisss Lesson from the
most approved methods OF teaching In the
secular school. The programme 10 an at.
tractive one TO Sunday school workers aud
large audiences will greet the speakera
Onacers Elected.
The following ofIioers were elected last
night by General Welsh camp, No. 6S Sops
Of Veterans: Captain, Harry Harseibach; |;
lst ileusonant Harry Albright; "a
liieutensnt Edward Renter; chaplain,
Amos H. Groh LIST sergeant, Sherman
Kiddors; quarternlaster sergeant, John y.
Dsan sergesnt OF guard, Albert Yesnisb /;
color sergeant, Albert Lilly; corporal Of
guard, George w. Young; camp guard,
James Henry; picket guard, Harry Welsh
musician, Charles Hull; delegate to Erie,
Albert Yeanish alternate, George w.
Young; camp council, Sherman Kidders,
James Henry and Amos II. Croft.
Ameetipg Of Columbia Lodge, No. 2ss,
+. and A.. H., was held last evening when
the following officers were elected
Worshipful master, II. +. Yergey; senior
warden, A. w. Rogers junior warden, J.
M. Livingston secretary, Andrew ].
Kaufman treasurer, ]. A. Meyers
trustees, George Crane, Milton Wike, ]. w.
Yocum representative, John A. Siade.
After the closing OF the lodge the mem
bets proceeded to the armory where very
elaborate banquet had been prepared by
the ladies' OF the Second Street Lutheran
church. The bill Of fare included oysters
raw aud fried. turkey, chicken salad, fruit,
ace cream, etc. After enjoying the supper
the mombeIs spent q pleasant honr in sing
Ing, speeches, etc.
The Columbia fire company will meet
this evening.
An Important meeting OF Ohippsta Castle,
No. 6S3. X, q. E /, will bs held 10 light.
The Columbia wheeiniau will UiCeU the
season on Tuesday next, when they will
hold banquet a. Wsrren's restaurant
The NJ. Il. Mite society held an entertain
ment last night at the home OF Gen. VIM.
Patton, ON Second street. Tsblsaux, etc, :,
made up the programme
The Ladies' Mite society OF the Second
Street Lutheran church will hold supper
IN the ermory to night.