The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-31
CHAUTaUQuA NOTES.
Territorial Sunday school Conven-
tisn-tIosing Session.

ttSh -st0sthI Hrsstpu.
The last session OF the Chaulauqua con
yention was presided over by Rev. T J.
watson. of spokane. NJ. George W. Ward
aud daughter led the singing After prayer.
by Rev Maekey, the chairman Introduced
Rev. Jordan. OF MsNinnyilie. Or, who
spoke on THE Model Teacher" Mr. J0f-
dan Is a young man, fun OF energy and
zeal for The work. and has the happy
faculty 81 enlisiiuT hi audieuce III sym
f,athy with himself. While he introduced
Very little that Was new. yet what he did
say was presented Ia such concise uAa-
uer that il refreshed his hearers memories
wonderfully, and they felt y uew impulse
la sabbath school work. lie said that the
model teacher. nfst ot all, ,nust study his
lesson. not from the leaf. but from the
Bible. the commentaries. and when pre-
pared uith The Lesson he should ask the
question from The Bible, and every scholar
should have Bible TIE speaker held that
whiie,if was necessary fer teas her to know
his lessnB Il was Just as necessary for him
70 know his scholars. their needs. their
aims, their trials and surroundings IN
life
Sr Jordan was uf the oplnlea that the
SUNDAY school should be held in the morn
ing, aud no matter when u IL held. the
feasher should give his feet TO the work
ard set there on Nma lie should visit his
visit him, thus showing that he has thelr
interest a. heart. He must cultivate
palieness. hccGusu he j. dcsing with VA
mortal souls, md every act has Us IN
Gnraee.
info use Il he wouia lzs ssecesstui. there
are scholars who need watching. and q
their attention Is not secured It viii make
trouble for the entire class Further, the
true teseher VIII 80 CPS in the highways
Aaa hedges and bring IN the otif-east child
rem Of The world those who think the Sun-
das school has no roam Ter them, thus
constituting himself home missionary.
Zach class should have room for Itself
where IL cannot b. disturbed h4 the noise
Of the school
Mr. Jor,san illustrated his remarks By
many incidents which awakened many
tender emotions.
Mrs. Hanson then spoke Of her work Ia
the First Methods; sunday school in
seattle. showing What great care sud
rA,lence were required IN Tracking little
children
Mr. Holgaie gave an account Of his mis-
sion work and proved ths; determined
purpose aided by the spirit OF God could
accomplish much Ia frontier a0rk.
After singing. the convention adjourned
sifr Die
CHRISTIAN xSnEsvOR
saturday snnrninE-The Young Peoples
society Of Christian EadeaFoF met IN the
pavillon at II q n. Rev. Chesdlc took
charge 81 the raes78ug. Prof boigOTnkt
presiding Al the pane
T e first speaker was Eey. z. Z. pilworih.
Who sfsoke Of his efforts in The sociaty.
NJ plswoFth. In aiming Io he original. pre-
scn;td some views that were higsiy ex-
fravagant A structure. oNiit aeserding 10
Mr. pliworths sentiments, might be com
t,srs~s % the hsase aHfR uben the sands,
unahle 70 stand tas storms
NJ ieisafck. of The Taeotns AcHeg Mems
Christian Association, urged tAat IL these
societies everybody should hSxs some
thing ~ DO.
Yo9,nr PEOPLES ss1iety Of Garisiisa Ea-
aentsr IN The First Baptist Church 81 seat
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