Daily Republican., 1889-04-10
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oonvea atioahi ainsaiEIif Will meet ne in he West Pres.
byterlah Church, tl5s city, tomorrow
and Friday, April '11th and 18th. The
convention is composed of the pastors OF
each Protestant church 10 the State and
three delegates from each Sunday school.
Arrangements have been made for the
accommodation OF all delegates from out
side the city. The convention will be
called to order and the opening exercises
commenced at $50 O'Clock tomorrow
morning and the forenoon Will be occu-
pied in hearing the reports of officers, the
address oil President Crosby, the appoi T.
ment of committees and the election of
Cflicers.
At 1.30 p. m. there will be general
meeting of committees; at 2 o'clock a
report from committees; at 2.30 an address
by Rev. l.. Il. Barrett on The Teacher
and HIS Difliculties;" at 3.15 an address
by Harry Emmons Esq, on "The T. ach-
er's Helps" at o'clock paper Will be
read by George NJ. Jones, on "The
Teachers Reward"
AT 4.45 o'clock the question box wDl
be opened and questions answered by
Rev. w. p. Swartz, followed by a service
of song snd dismissal. The convention
will convene again at 7.30 p. m. and en-
gage in a service OF cong, alter which re-
ports from committee will be heard aud
addresses will be delivered on "suaday
Schools-Past," by Hon. q. d. Lore;
''Pre ent," by George v. Massey, ESQ.,,
'Future," by Rev. j. 8. Willis.
On Friday the exercises will open at
0.3O a. IN. by service of seng, after
which reports OF committees will be
| acted upon. At 10. 10 a. IN. Rev. j. II.
NNfIlau NIL I'd tha
"Sabbath School Music," and at IL q. m.
Rev. Simpson Trotter will speak on "The
Importance OF Systematic Giving for the
Cause of Christ" Questions from the
| question box will be answered by Rev.
j. d. G. Hanna. A service of song will
follow and dismissal until 2 p. m, when
| there will be another service Of song, fol-
lowed by action on committee reports
and hearing reports from county organi-
zations. At 2.3O p. m. "The Conversion
of Children" will be the subject OF an
address by Rev. w. L. McEaan; at 3.15
p. m. Rev. w. 8. Robinson will answer
the question: 'tWhat can Sunday Schools
do for young menu At 4 p. IN. Rev.
o. G. Buddiugton will discuss ITEM
perance in Sabbath Schools" AT 4.45
p. m. arrangements will be made for the
next State convention. At p. m. the
question box will be opened and ques'
tlons answered by Rev. J. B. Stansbury.
A service Of song will follow and dis
missal.
The evening service will open at 1880
O'Clock by service of song, after which
routine bus ness will be transacted AT
s o'clock Rev. X. II. Adams will deliver
an address on "The duty of parents to
Sabbath schools, followed by an addres.
at $50 o'clock by Rev. DIR. X. b. Cook
on ''The relation of the church and Sab
bath schools"
Charles Ii. Cantwell, chairman OF the
committee on accommodations, reports
that up to this morning Al Sunday
schools outside of the city and 26 inside
had reported their delegates. The coun.
try schools had elected l3S delegates and
up 10 the 8th instant had ordered 1l0 rail
road tickets. The city schools average
about Eve delegates each, including alter
mates.
Mr.. Cantwell had not this morning
succeeded in obtaining places of accom-
mediation for all outside the city VIII
would be in attendance. He requests al
who will aid In this direction to send hin
their names and address. His residence
is at No. 30i Jefferson street.
The convention will be held with opel
doors aud all, especially those interested
in Sunday school w0rk, whether teach ers
parents or scholars, are requested TO at
tend.