The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1889-09-20
Sunday sci,oo, Convention.

| 1,SuaI and ,,,rah ;4oxo,+ ,-os ,,onifo,+o5
| hy ali nresert pnv n r. uancnoL IF
| Sslen prooidant ~ tta Aseoo;at;o,, ,,o
| sided Pic rnorrina sassion IF tba con-
vention was onanad AZ nine oseIoct With
derotinnsi 81 pav,
p Gorcon Y,as.or Of H. oI,,roi, IT.
minntas of.,,a 1ast ,,,oa.;,e, 80 80 80
annrovad md ~, 49, 100 'nI
The convantio,, than Iiotanod a. ~ NJ
dress of Rev Frank r Svmmas Of Fair
| ton ON seTraits of tho Tr1a Teacher y NJ
| Svmmas SOUGHT 70 in,r,rass 49, Zoo oI,ars
tbat thev should ,lossass reaI aarnast Iovo
for each scholar Il tboy h",sd rnr s,,;r;t
| nal Fresnlts Pstienoa in III, deco rras
also necessary II docs not inenrv beoanso
a bow is miscbievous that he Is had and tbe
teacher must he ,,atianf and levin W.
regret that snaoa viii NOT aIIonT fnil.r ~,
tracts from, t;,iS atIa .ddre a" '''''-
| Onestions on Snpdav school x,orL ware
| then answered bv Rev s W Ciark stste
| Secretarv Mr. Clark has haooma s,cl, a
| favorite with the sunday eobool worLors
Of the county that thew nsnallv become
imnatient wa;tirg for his mart IF t,a ,,r1.
oramme With HE nspsI b,,mor f and
/ ability he nroceeded To answer all tbe
| onastions nron,,,ndad do;na, GO =, ,arY
instructive eptertaining and catisr.etary
/ ia no al aF In
t,on hov pras;dent Uaponoi, ,l.t;oad 49, -
| thing the matter wifi the nao,le and
called on Dr Cbaesaman to nresorihe for
them which be did Jeadausrtars ,vara
established in the " e. r r. room, ard
ali distressed ones wore ordered ~ ,o,,ort
there At once The hosnitabIe Finer hoo
nile were an hand with honntifnl I,,pcb
thew called IL Int II wac an exnailo,,+ di,
| ner and wac araa.Iv anioyod Nv, tbx 6;rder
| ing from the wav thew ste1 hungry neonle
At two o,clocis tbe afternoon sass;e,, y a.
opened. the devotional exercises beina nre.
| sided over nv Rev w v I,onderho,ah
| of salem. Short earnest nrayers wera
made that great oood might he accom-.
plished durine the coming year Rev
". Clark then gave the contention short
too short. talk On his trp to London to
the Worlds SUNDAY School Convention
/ II was GRAND tait and ali should have
heard If. America he said Is ahead in
her SUNDAY school work 4 conference
ON Glow can we Secpra the hest sniritnsI
Results from sunday school Work : which
| was to have been led by Row :, ! pierson
| was opened in his absence nv Rev a r.
Semboyer of Salem in few GOOD nrae-
teal suggestions. One minute only was
allowed to each sneaker and tho s,,ogass
lions presented were full OF import and to
| the point. The report of the corresnond-
Emo Secretary was Then read and Dr q
| W~Railev Of Wenonah eynla;ned fine
lesson for next Sunday. Dr.. Bailey is an
! excellent bible student and h;s evn,ana-
ton was yery fine.
The following were elected To serve the
ensuinp wear.
Rev. Vi. Y. T,ouderbouph Prasident. NJ
| II. Stratton. Recording Secretary. Beni
| Patterson. Corresnondino Secretary and
| Treasurer. Vice Presidents = Salem. II
| NJ. Rumsev. Elsinboro Charles Stewart.
Pilesorove. .Iosenb Turner. Manninqton
| joseph b. Lawrence: L. p. Neck. N. s
! Springer. r. p. Neck. Samuel I,ecrov. Al
/ lawav Francis r. Diamant. r. a eraal-
J. B. Anderson: Ouinton Lewis Sylvester.
| q. Pittseroye. Henry COMBS. pittsoroye
G. BostWiek. OIdmans Geo Waters
/ Township Secretaries-Salem. Edmund
! 3. Dare: Elsinboro. Mrs. w. B. CARPENTER.
| Pileseroye. William $. Mattsop. Manning
/ ton. David s. kiper. Il. p. Neck. lanes
| L. LAYTON: L. p. Neck. E. Fowler. Allo-
! way, w. A. Miller: l.. A. Creek, Miss Nj
NJ billiard: Ouinton. w. +. Perry: Upper
| Pittsgroye Samuel d. White: Pittsgroye.
| Dr. j. p. Cheesman: Oldmans. John B.
| Jordan,
A change in the bylaws of the Assoeia-
| ton was made that hereafter there shall
| only be three Vice Presidents. instead of
| twelve,
/ The Corresponding Secretary reported
| sixty-six schools in the county. with all
| but six reporting. Only eight OF these are
union schools. and forty of them are open
| all the year. There are 9l3 officers and
| teachers and a total membership of $685.
| 311 scholars Joined the church during the
year, and 1907 are church members. All
| the schools are self-supporting but four.
| S113.21 was raised for various benevolent
| purposes by the schools during the year,
and forty-six schools contributed sSS for
| the State and county work.
The committee on resolutions-Reys. 4
| III. Sembower, w. Y. Louderbongh. 4. ].
| Gregory and Il. It. Dugan reported the fol
| lowing which were adopted:
| WHEREAs. The knowledge of Gods Word IS
| an All important factor in moulding Christian
character: therefore.
| Resolued. That we urge upon the members
| of our churches the importance of recoepiz-
| ing the sundav-school as the church al work
| in the studv of the Word. ana the need of o{K
members there studyina, that Word that an
NAV be prepared for usefulness.
| Resolued. That il il the dutv of Christian
| people To make the sundav-scbool mora of n
| power for moultlfnp the minds of the neanle
| and leading men. women and children 10
| Christ: and