The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-12-27
does not 60 into effect till March,
1898, it will not affect the cleo
ton Of the next President.
sunday School Convention.

lst Street Osyka church and Sunday
School, Nov. 20, 1890, and was called to
order at il o'clock, by Z. d. Crawford,
president The Sunday school choir le,
in an appropriate Gospel Hymn. Read
the 18th chapter of Hebrews. Prayer by
S. G. Cooper.
On motion, the following resolution
was adopted. That committee of three
he appointed to wait upon the Conyen-
tion at 0syka Baptist church, and re-
spectfully solicit thoir cooperation in u
Mass Meeting in the forenoon Of to-mor-
row, to confer and forward the yarious
Sabbath school interests. w. G Bre-
land, +. I. Brumfeld and W. L Ott
! Committee. The above Committee to
arrange and report the order Of service
for Sunday.
Proceedings OF last meeting of Conven-
tion was read and approved.
Letters were presented and read from
the following Schools; oak Ridge, lst
Street Osyka, Beulah, Garlal ds Institute,
Line Creek and Spring Creek.
Essay by Henry DraughoI; subject;
Do Something for Jesus to-day.
Essay by A. G. Fussell, suhiecti HUI
mility.
Essay by Miss Alma Owen subject;
Fruitful under every great work,
Essay by Miss Emma y. Cooley; sub
ject: Thanksgiving,
Essay by Miss Ida Hope; subject
Kindness.
Recitation by Miss Susan Draughon;
subject: The Lord docs care.
Recitation by Miss Olive OFT; subject:
Only waiting
Recitation by Miss Lctha Wilson.
Recitation By Robert Spears; subject.
My Brother
Dialogue by Misses Edwina, Maggie
and Nora Ott.
Convention adjourned for dinner.
Committee on Order Of Service report.
ed as follows Sunday School Mass
Meeting at 9 o'clocl; a. IN. Preaching al
| II, By Ed S. G. Cooper
On motion the report was received and
Committee discharged.
z The Convention adjourned to meet Sun
! day morning, Nov, 30.
Convention was called to order at II
o'clock, by president. Rev. i. T. Brum
, field opened services by reading the 15tl
g chapter of John and led i'll prayer
, As per report Of Committee on Pro
gram, proceeded to answering the follow
ing questions:
+, No. l. How to teach Sunday School
Answered by w. NJ. OFT.
No. ,. What is the aim of the sunda.
SCHOOL, Answered by +. +. Tate.
No. 3. The Sunday School as a facto
! in education and civilization, Answere,
i by Prof. J. II. Price.
No. 4. The School aud the Home
what arc their relationsl How may the
help each ctherG Answered by S. G
Cooper
The following participated in discu,
sion Of the foregoing questions r. /
Draughon. Dr. WIN. Jones, j. r. Morgan
r $ L. OFT and i. T. Brumfeld.
: Elder Sias G. Cooper read the lst chaI
ter of Corinthians, offered prayer an
:, preached from tho 25th verse. Collie,
tion s4.85..
Spring Creek church was selected Q
= the next place Of meeting. The follow
Q ing Committee was appointed on Pr'
J, gram for nest session: X. l.. Draughor
], J. ?. Morgan, S. L. OFT, B. 7. Lea, A. !
!. Bond, l. L. Wilson, w. G. Bieland, 3. J
Lea and H. j. Lewis. Three OF same
form quorum. j. B. Fussell appointe
AS Corresp, nding Messenger to Washing
!, ton Parish Convention. w. NJ. OFT an
. T. L. Tate, Messengers to Southern Bog
q Chitto. w. p. Price to preach at ne,
I session of Convention. }. n. Fortinberr
!, alternate.
a On motion, Ed. +. T. Brumfcld WI
> appointed as missionary TO labor with
bound Of the Convention dming the mel
(. quarter Tie following resolution vi
- on motion adopted:
. We, tho Tangipahoa River Bapti
y Sunday School Convention, believiI
Ii the Institution known as the LGuisial
J. Lottery to be great swindling instit
lc tion, do hereby recommend TO all o
r schools to disconutenante said Lotto
and to train the children against suppol
ing the same, and we suggest that Ba
= tist ministers be respectfully request
u 70 raise their voices in their pulf
e against the unholy thing.
q RESOLVED LIST, That the thanks Of I'll
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